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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-10-16

West Main ST., frontage 1850,
$271.7S.
Emile Gajan, North Bayard,
East Bayou Teche, South Gajan,
West Main Street, frontage 1860,
$661.36.
See. 2. Be it further ordained
etc., that twenty, coy per cent
Of the amount herein above as
sessed against each piece of prop
erty and owner, as above set forth
shall be paid in cash, within ten
days from the date this ordinance
is adopted, and the balance due
shall be paid in five equal install
ments. bearing SIX per cent. co.
interest, per annum from date of
acceptance of said work; provid-
ed, however. that any property
owner, desiring to pay the entire
assessment in cash, or any portion
thereof. before maturity, shall
have the privilege of so doing.
Sec. 3. Be it further ordained,
etc, that in default Of payment,
on the part of the said property
owner, or owners of the assess
ment herein levied against them
or any part thereof, the City At
torney shall Immediately proceed
by suit. in the name Of the Mu-
nicipality. to enforce payment in
the manner provided by Section
4 of Act lat of the General AS
sembly Of Louisiana for the year
1902. as amended by Act ~ OF
1912.
Sec. 4. Be it ordained. etc.
that the Clerk of the Board Of
Trustees Of the City of New Iberia
be and he is hereby directed to
cause the above assessment and
this ordinance to be recorded in
the mortgage records of the Re-
eorder Of the Parish Of Iberia. !,
Sec. 5. Be it further ordained,
etc., that the Mayor of this City,
be and he is hereby authorized to
ssue certificates of indebtedness
covering the deferred payments /
IN the above assessments, due Oh e
account Of the said sidewalks con-
such certific ates to have
lnnexed to them coupons for the {
annual payments, together with G
he amount of interest due by the q
espectlve property owners; said e
interest being at the rate of six S
o. per cent per annum, dated t
n the day this ordinance is adopt \
d and payment secured by spe- {.
ial assessment herein levied, the I
unds from which shall be avail s
BILE solely for the purpose of G.
leeting said certificates at ma
lrity, and for no other purpose. c.
Sec. 6. Be it further ordained, a
TO-. that the Certificates OF In a
ebtedness herein authorized and II
rovided for shall have annexed W
, them coupons representing the a
nnual amount in principal and il
lterest. due on said certificates, b.
the Usual form. and these cou- CT
ons shall be redeemed and paid h,
1 presentation to the Trustee of in
nance of the City of New Ibe-
a. La. on or after the date they Ii,
spectively become due, or be- di
re. at the option of the owner tie
the property against which it p,
as issued. Ct
The form of the Certificates of er
debtedness herein authorized b,
I'd provided for. shall be sub da
as follows. to-wit:
State Of Louisiana. Parish of
Iberia, City of New Iberia.
dewalk Improvement Certificate. M
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-10-16

dained, ETC., by the Mayor an(
Board OF Trustees of the City O.
New Iberia, La, in regular ses
sion convened, that a special as
sessment be and the same is here
by levied against the following
described property, in the manner
set forth after the description OF
each piece Of property, for the
purpose of defraying the cost of
construction Of sidewalks and ap-
purtenances AUDITING said proper
ty under contract entered into
by the Mayor of the City of New
Iberia, La, with De Jersey &
Naff. on the 18th day of Feb.
1915, to-wit:
East Main Street-South West
Side. ~
Est. Mrs. F. Indest, lots l and 2,
block 200, frontage 1857, cost
$125.34.
P. L. Renoudet Cypress Co. lots
3 and 4, block 200, frontage 1857.
$125.34.
Est. Louis Hedt. lots 5 md S,
block 200, frontage 1857, $124.1b.
East Main Street-Nortn East
Side. rD~;'~. i,.;ssI1-
"A. Koch, lot /, block 1913, 'front.'
age 384.0. $355.1O.
iberia Cypress Co. lot 1, block
1874, frontage 1870, $421.85.
e. T. Weeks, lot /. block 1875.
frontage 1850, $651.O4.
Stafford Bros, North Weeks.
East Bayou Teche, South McMa-
hon. West Main, frontage 4O7.5.
$371.6O.
r. S. Mcmahon, North Stafford.
East Bayou Teche. South TAYLOR,
$3O5.38.
John R. Taylor, North McMa-
hon. East Bayou Teche, South Ba-
yard, East Main St., frontage
$500, $227.7O.
Benoit Bayard, North TAYLOR.
East Bayou Teche, South Morris. !
Yves West Main ST., frontage 1900
S270.34.
Mrs. E. Hedt, North Morris.
East Bayou Teche, South Hatch
West Main St., frontage 1860
S179.S9. 'o'
, Mrs. W. A. Hatch, North HEIDI.
East Bayou Teche South Crews
y Vest es n Main St.. frontage 1880.
Mrs. Laura Crews, North Hatch.
last Bayou Teche, South Brous-
ARD ar West Main St., frontage
600, $94.6O.
r. H. and C. G., Rronssord
Worth Crews, East Bayou Tecba
'outh Dallas. West Main St
rontage $3.50, $267. 33.
George Dallas, North Rrous-
ard. East Bayou Teche, South
. : West Main ST., frontage ,
T n. Burke, North Dallas. East
ayou Teche, South Sealy. West
lam St., frontage $3.50. 1903 So
n. 5. Sealy, North Burke. East J
a ayou Teche. South Mestayer,
yes, as "A Main ST.. frontage 144.o. j:
uasfon Mestaver. North SealV.
asst Pavou Teche. South Bavard
est Main Street. frontage l44.O. !
"a. 66. ,
Il. r. Bavard North Mestayer. l
asst Bayou Teche, South Gaian, q
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-10-16
CAL 0mEL when BILIOUS? N0II
MAKES YOU SICK AND Sam

store and get a So ~
$: som. 5 Liver Tone. y T syas
if it doesn't stra;o lsss
and make you feel s'sa
want you to go back t's !,
get your money. Dods@s.
Is Is destroying the sale " u !
1T IS real liver medic; !.
table, therefore it ~,
make you sick. d
l guarantee that On. >.
sons Liver Tone vii; Hqs =, p
liver to work and c]e. pa'
that sour bile and ~!
which is clo!gging Won, ' -
ing you feel miserable y y
40 a bottle of Dodson's e. \
Keep sI.t your e entire famil,l ~ !.
months. Give it to Won, !. I
harmless; doesn't ar;n nv. .' .
pleasant taste. e''N&
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-10-16
MRS. THOMSON
TELLS WOMEN
How She Was Helped During
Change of Life by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Philadelphia, PAT am just So years
OF age and during Change of Life suf-

Tered for six years
terribly. / tried sew
eral doctors but none
seemed to give me
any relief. Every
month the painswere
intense in both sides,
and m ade m e so
weak that l had to
go to bed. At last
a friend recommen-
ded Lydia E. Pink
hams Veretah1o
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-10-16
IL. -. OEAh1 Mayor.
T, n VHIEPMTN NIL

LIZ Olh
Communication received from
Mr.. r. P. Ribbeck in reference to
sidewalks, and was given to City
Engineer for attention.
The following bills were read
and ordered paid on motion of
Mr.. Villermin, seconded by Mr..
Sealy: DeJersey & Naff, Con-
crete Bridges, pipes, etc. SPILL;
Geo. Costa, shoeing horse $1.OO:
shoeing horses $500; H. B. Jewel.
placing roof on Fire Co. building
No. l, $1,000; Rene Leblanc.
feeding prisoners 1926; Estorge
Drug Co. drugs, $500.
On motion of Mr.. Villermin
seconded by Mr.. Sealy the meet
ing adjourned.
H. S. SEALY, Mayor
L. F. VILLERMIN. elk.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-10-16
FOR RENT.

Several tracts of land in Iberia
and st. Martin Parishes, on easy
terms. Lands especially suitable
for dairy purposes, adjacent to
Jeanerette and also to New iberia
WEEKS & WEEKS.
New Iberia, La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-10-16
Don't Drsalhl

Use Farris Cst
Simply drop it On
tongue with the medl
that is furnished "a
bottle. Cures fifty1
of sixty, and the ~
it when you are
back if it fails.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-10-16

! New Orleans, Oct g sees ;,
hogs and cattle are 4 th,
some of the space be,.sn &C
lcated exclusively to for
cotton in I.on;s;.. nth, :
strated last month WI Ia h
markable herd Of D., man
and short horn cattle Wled
Mccall Farm swami hg OF
baforo tbom - :, ting
N. a. Tue .tiOn d
Fair in New Iberia nc t.
1rst prizes and grsIlings;
prizes and practiealy hon g
and third prizes at s scl =,
This was the first eenlid anG
which the Mccall stokes ar
tered this year, and itg tn
pated An unbrokon IL, vail
oossoa WI, Ell nd me-
' 90. VII ,o'io" We'd in
60 this Fall and Wn5nses
beautiful, historic Nd{nfecti
Plantation has been Fans
into one Of the most M dea
up-to-date stock farms rs
tire South. Hogs and and
bred. fed y &C
with astounding result a inc
present time the Med N live
all breeding stock aa md b
been sold to the mai Fla
herd is headed BY
champion boar Defenl "(
cattle by the grand CHI = Ri
Watson-two Of the
mems their kind in
States today. So 500 Iiv'
been the McCall met york v
prizes winning
cattle have been tulndi Tong,
The Mccall Farm thatllow SIX
auction sale hsoHe 1re
bounced for January to bef
Mccall, La, three rod. viii
)onaldsonville. The aee In
lnder an inclosed bad pos .p .. =
RS from all ovf. tkatal fes
South have signifed md ma
ion to be present w'l J, g
flooded stock to be, yo 5uo 3
rove their herds. - you
genuine Louisian, drusg
alton welcome and mo
Of Evan 81 Aa'f
all place is celebfsa
ttend may come pry ne'
oy a novelty. The W u
ow constitutes The 70
red and most card : Ian ane
he South and as tb vi
lrge variety, buyer ILL ,.I~
pportunity to NAH com n .
election. nlI.wl
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-10-16

This certifies that the City Of
New Iberia, La, will pay De Jer-
sey & Natf. Contractors, or bear
er, the sum Of ........ Dollars,
in five equal annual installments,
evidenced by Coupons hereto at
tached. namely, one-tifth Of said
amount on ..... 1916; One-hfth
OF said amount Oh ..... 1871 {;
.one-ffth Of said amount on. 49,.
1918; one-fifth Of said amount .o4l
...... 1919; and one-hfth Of said
amount on. .1920-and inter-
est thereon at the rate of six per
cent per annum, payable annual
ly upon the surrender Of the an
neXed Coupons until said sum IS
fully paid out of and from the
special assessment tax fund of
said City created by law and the
contract between said City and
said DeJersey & Natf, for said
purpose, unless sooner paid by
the property owner hereinafter
named. Coupon No. 5, when paid.
is to be surrendered with this
Certificate. 1t is hereby certified
that the said sum is legally de
and payable on or before said time
to said City by .... the prop
ertv owner in said City, for side
walk put down and completed by
said Contrac tors and accepted by
the CITY of New Iberia in accord
ance with a contract made be-
tween said City and said Con-
tractors, Feb. II, 1915. That 20
per cent of the whole assessment ,
levied against said owner and his
property has been paid i'll cash
according to law, and in accord
ance with City Ordinance No.. .
adopted the ..... day of ...... ,
1915, by which ordinance a spe,
,ial assessment and tax " as levied
against the within described real
estate AUDITING said sidewalks, L
or portion thereof to be {
,aved or improved, which assess Il
nant ordinance has been record I
d in Mortgage records, Book No.
pages. -. of the Parish of Il
IBERIA, La, whereby the payment 4
# this Certificate and the inter- II
st thereon is secured by a lien
nd privilege and first mortgage Il
kept taxes, on the property Of k
aid owner, improved in said City,, "
o-wit: Lot No. $500. in Block tt
TO-. -. fronting. 80. feet Oh p
go. Street in New Iberia, La. v
otal assessment levied against W
aid property is $......; 20 per G
emit paid S. Balance ST.. W
That in the event this Certifi W
ate and the interest thereon, or st
ny installment, shall not be paid OF
maturity the said City of New la
'eria, through it's proper officer, a
i'll exercise all the power and by
1thority with which said munic- p1
al corporation has been or may be
hereafter invested by law to be
elect and pay over to the holder an
'reof said sums, principal and
terest, free Of charge. sa
Iss7 ed, signed, sealed and de- al
7ered by me officially under the in
rection Of the Board of Trus- Of
es of the City Of New iberia, or
lrsuant to the ordinance of said fo,
ty and Of Act 147 of the Gen. M,
al Assembly of 1902 as amended NJ
: Act No. 40 of 1912 on the. :. r
y Of ...... "A. D. 191..
H. S. SEALY, Mayor. up
L. F. VILLERMIN, elk. rle
Communication received from ma
r. r. P. Ribbeck in reference to gr'
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-10-16

corn remedy on earth today. Gets Itn
will surely get that corn or callus
you've been tying for long time
to get rid of,-Atake 1t right of ''clean
N whistle" Apply it In 2 seconds,
over it,-nothing to stick. nothing to
hurt You needn't fuss with thick
bandages that make a package out
OF your toe. No knives. ravors and SETS
sors. no tape. no trouble. It's simplicity
itself. sure. quick. painless. Try it also
for bunions and warts.
'Gets-It" il sold at all druggists,
Csc a bottle. or sent direct by E.
Lawrence & Co., Chicago.
Sold in New Iberia and recon-
mended as the world s best corn
remedy by ESTORGE DRUG co.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-10-16
Why's ''eets.Ii," for
Corns, Like a kiss7

Because Everybody Tries It, Every
body Likes Il, It's Painless and
"a Takes But Moment
to Apply.
Gets.1t" Is the wonder Of tho corn.
Yestered world. Millions say 30, be-
CGuse mii!lons have used It. That's
what makes 1t the biggest selling
e.sss:-
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-10-16

|e gen
lite
Or gOvs
Il
Re ardf
pented
q wiic
Rver go
rtance
hey til
l'1nptic
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-10-16

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top tt
Ne tol
l|fn an(
||outh
! black
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|erS
forth
II l har
-! the
- il
|!egati,
Iced
lcurint
Of POP
mi VIII
4 she i.
|Ressiv,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-10-16
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How SIX
ONE FRI
1 bowels
20 bee
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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-10-16

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-20
On Face of Returns, Only Three Counties Favor
 Votes for Women.
FRAUD CHARGED BY
 THE SUFFRAGETTES
sufficient Evidence Procured to Carry Case 10 Courts, Which Will Be Done Wilson's District Against
 suiirage-Country for It.

New York, Oct 20 (Wednesday)- New Jersey rejected woman suffrage yesterday by majorry approximat- ing o0,000 at II o'clock last night
 AS he returns became more com plete, the certainty of the defeat of 1hs amendment became more appar- ent.
 Just before midnight Mrs. Lillian F. Feichert, president of the New Jersey State association for Woman suffrage, conceded the defeat of the amendment.
 Early returns indicated, however. that the amendment which would bar from contest for five years any de- 1eated amendment to the state consti- tu'lon, met the same decisive defeat as did the suffrage measure.
 The leaders of the defeated cause will take immediate steps to con1>sl the results in the courts. They will base their protest on the fact that the ballots were not numbered, and that wholesale frauds were perpetrated as result.
 Mrs. Nina van Wrinkle, president of ;he Women's Political union, made unqualified charges of election frauds. FrCm the 5000 watchers at 'he polls who reported to her, she has obtained concrete facts and instances. she. says.
 The returns indicated that the suf- frage amendment will carry no more than three counties, if that many. President Wilson's own election district. in the borough of Princeton, returned majority of ten against suffrage.
 The count in tSe majority of the! 21 counties shows close votes. The country districts supported the amendment. The cities rejected it.
 Hudscn and Essex counties. where the fight centered. vindicated the pre- dictions of James k. Nugent, the mocratic boss who predicted de- cisive majoritios against the amend menr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-20
Sweep the French From Trenches, Only to Be Rout-
 ed Later in Day.
THOUSANDS DEAD:
 NEITHER SIDE GAINS
Field Marshal French Reports Re- pulse by British of Another German Attack North of LOOS. and in
 Champagne French Stand Firm.

London, Oct. 19.-Heavy German: forces, attacking on front of more than six miles othe east of Rheims today, drove through the first lime trenches of the French. Before the day was over, however. the French, by a vigorous counter offen- sive, entirely expelled the Germans, who were driven back to their orig inal trenches.
 The fruitless effort cost the Ger mans heavy losses, according to the Paris report. Preceding the German attack, their batteries bombarded the French line heavily with asphyXiating shells and high explosives, accompa- nied by great clouds of gas propelled toward the trenches of their adver-
 The bombardment was carried out in the most minute detail, and was terrific in it's effect.
 . Germans Sweep French Out.
 Charging at a given moment, the Germans swept over the French first line trenches, hurling the French defenders back, but not without sturdy resistance being offered.
 Rallying promptly, the French re- turned to the attack and sharp fight for the positions at close quar- ters began. In the afternoon the French organized counter attack and by night were again in posses sion of the disputed trenches.
 Another German attack against the British line, north of }Loos between Hulluch and the quarries to the south, was repulsed during the after noon, according to Field Marshal Sir John French's report. In the past three weeks, according to the British commander, the Germans in the Loos front have been reinforced by AS bat talions.
 Further attacks against the French in the Hache woods, near Souchez, in Champagne, at Navarron farm, were hurled back after bitter fighting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-20
New Mexican Government Will Seek in U. $. Loan
 of One Million.
FLETCHER PICKED
 FOR AMBASSADOR
Representative to Chile Almost Ger tain to Receive Appointment, Though Friends of Brand Whit
 lock Are Urging Him for Post.

Washington, Oct. 19.-General Car ranza was officially recognized today by the United States and the Latin American republics as chief X cutlve of the de fact0. government of Mexico. This was accomplished by letter to Carranza forwarded through Are dendo, his confidential az nt here.
 The Uni;ed States will immedia, ely appoint diplomatic representative to Mexico. Henry P. Fletcher, ambas- sador to Chil is alm st c-rtain to get the place, it is said. Mr. Fletcher understands Spanish and has had long expert nee in L5tin- American countries The friends of Brand Whilock, United States ambassador to Belgium. are urging him for this position.
 It is understood the consular agents in this country, wao have been repre- senting the constitu'ionalists, will be recognized and that United States consular agents in Mexico will at once be given credentials to the new government.
 Senior Arredendo visited the state department this afternoon, and per- sonally thanked Secretary Lansing for the act of recognition. He said he would leave at once for Mexico, for conference with Carranza, his present plan providing for meeting at Saltillo.
 Arredendo expects to. return, car rying his commission as ambassador. He said his first duty upon his return would be the negotiation of a loan from American financiers, that would enable the new government to estab- lisa a stable governms nt in Mexico.
 During the occupation of Vera Cruz by United States forces, customs were collected at that port aggregating $1,OOO,O0O in round numbers. This money was carried 2'way when Vsr. Cruz was evacuated and deposited m the banks in New Orleans, to be held in trust. These funds, it was said today, would soon be turned over to the Carranza government t.'@@, ' Already the department has taken under consideraf ion the question of an embargo on the exportation of arms to Mexico Carranza, i. having been recognized as the chief executive Of the government, Villa becomes, a revolutionist, and to him and all other insurgents the sale of arms will be prohibited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-20
Gibbons to South America.

Little Rock. Oct. 19.-Noi. J. .1. E Gibbons of Bauxite. commandlne @ .ne Arkansas division, U. .TC. ", has been sent to South America on commel. .s !. s o;a, mission by his company, the American Aluminium company, oi p;ttshnrgh. He will not return un- t;i near Christmas, and wil lthereiore ha m unable to attend the annual meet ;na m nf the Confederate Veterans m little Rock next week. Ma1or w. '. patcl;ffe of Little Rock, commaau- ;nr Inc First brigade. has been de, tailed tn as general in command an.ll . en | election is held by the convention'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-20
Talks Health In Churches.

7 Little Rock, oct. 1y-Dr. c. w. Car
 rison, state health officer, has return ed from Warren, where he was invit-
 ed by the mayor, He addressed a
 meeting of the negro citizens in the afternoon Sunday, and all the white
 citizens at a union church mee' ing at night, on public health problems, and local conditions. He found the peo-
 pie aroused to a new civic sense. There is a movement to take over the city light plant, and it may also be decided to put in a sewer system as 'rhe same time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-20
Failure of Rock Island Pas senger to Take Siding
 Results in Wreck.
SIX PEOPLE DEAD;
 TEN OTHERS HURT
Two Engines. Four Cattle Cars and Express Car Piled in Heap Near ChickaSha, Okla.. When Speeding
 Trains Crash in Dark.

Oklahoma City. Oct 19.--SiX per sons are dead, two fatally injured and about eight others more less injured as the result of a head-On collision between Kock Island southbound train No. II ald q northbound freight train, which occurred at o'clock this morning at AgaWam curve, twelve miles south of Chick asha.
 The dead are:
 James Cobb, fireman on train No. II, Chckasha, Okla.
 Virgil Southward head brakeman on freight train, El Reno, Okla.
 Abe Jones, Kansas City, Mo.
 Three unidentified men.
 The fatally injured are:
 William Powell, Chickasha Okla, engineer on train No. n: skull frac- tured
 Tom Carroll, El Reno, Okla, fire man on the freight train; skull frac- tured
 The injured are: Ingram Bragg oi Caldwell, Kan. mail clerk, leg brok- en; Mrs. w. C. Keltner passenger of Duncan, Okla. nose broken; R. ] Killough of Caldwell, Kan, mai clerk, fingers cut off; Ross Mikeles of Kokomo, Ind, a passenger, collar bone broken, hurt internally. Mrs w. R. Benge of MarlOw, Okla, hur about face and internally was a pas senger
 Engines and Cattle in Heap. The trains were travelling thirt, miles ar hour, and as result of tho impact the passenger engine was lef on ton of the freight engine and foul cars of cattle were piled over ant around then The heavy steel mai car jumped clear over the engines and rolled thirty feet to one side The express car was badly crushed but the express messenger escaped without injury. Those killed and in jured were taken to Chickasha by special train which was ordered ou to the scene of the wreck immediate ly the news was received here. ! The. wreck was caused by the fail 1, ure of: the. ssouthboundt passenge train to take a siding at Agawam just half mile from where .th' !
 trains met. The dead were foun' scalded under the wreckage. Th' locomotives were two of the larges type in use on the Rock Island sys I tenn.
 There were four mail clerks in th' mail car that was hurled 90 feet iron the track, two of. whom were injured while two escaped. The express ca was telescoped, but the express mes senger escaped with slight injury The smoking car and first chair ca were slightly telescoped. | On this same curve about ten year ago train No. II met a northboun' freight train in similar head-ol
 collision, while just a mile north O | the location of today's wreck Roci
 Island trains Nos. 31 and 32 cam' together two years ago.. .