New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-12-04
Iberia Parish will soon have

e bonded warehouse through tt
Ii energy and enterprise of M
n Emile Gajan of this City an
n Messrs. Chas. A. Poirson and d
l c. A. McGowen of Jeanerett,
: The first warehouse will be place
IN our sister town of Jeanerett
!. which will be known as warehous
g NO. l and at some near distan
l time the Company will also es
tablish one in New Iberia for tn
farmers in this vicinity. Bonde
warehouses are very common il
| other sections Of the State an,
are a great convenience to tn
; farmers who prefer to hold thei
products until markets are suc]
that they can be sold at a profit
getting a receipt for all the good
placed in the warehouse which i,
as good as the cash and which i.
disposed of by the bonded ware
mousse company only at the re.
quest of the owner. There is
plenty Of room in this Parish fo1
a concern of this nature and as
soon as our farmers learn the
numerous advantages to be de-
rived by the opportunity of stor-
Ing their products where it will be
properly protected and insured at
small cost, we are satisfied the
Company will be well patronized.
Some months since, a number
OF gentlemen made an ATTEMPT TO
interest some of our capitalists in
a project Of that kind but it fell
through for some cause or other
and the progr essive citizens of
Jeanerette took up the movement
and now its success is assured.
FOR SALE-One piano in good
condition and parlor suite-A
Rosenzweig.
Were not announcements be-
ing published in the local papers
OF the Primary in January, 1916,
the people Of this Parish would
not know that a campaign for
Parish officials were being made
by the candidates who are seek /
ing the nominations. In fact all
Of them are making what is
as a gum shoe campaipn
which is, after all, not only the
cheapest for the aspirants, but
more IN accord with the wishes
II the voters. Judging from what
We can learn there will scarcely
'e more than TIL ee hundred and
lfty but what will register their
holce IN the Democratic primar-
es in January and if such be the
ase. it is more than probable 1
llnety per cent. of them will feel I
q honor bound to stand by thet]
ominees as so declared in Jan I
airy. The Convention of the I
Party has not vet t
cen made public and while there '
re a large crop of candidates G
eeking the nomination for the +
umerous Offices the e1al i'm 7
ression of the people is that Mr.. d
: A. Landry will be the choice v
/ that party for the office of 9
herif. Not being in the coun- $
Is OF the party we are unable n
give our readers inside infor- Il
alton along these lines. We t
Ill wager a plug hat, however, $
lat before Mr.. Landry is beaten Il
their Convention, somebody will a
ave to get hump on themselves. G.
MARGARET CLARK AT PAS o
[ME THEATRE. WE'D. DEC. 8. . .
A very enthusiastic meeting S
the Society for the Prevention RI
Cruelty to Animals was held at r
otel Frederic last Tuesday aft u u
noon and there were present -,
esdames Geo. M. Robertson, ~
ary L. Pomeroy, Mrs. Carl
'rson, Rev. R. R. Diggs, Messrs.
les Dreyfus, Lawrence Viller- OF
n, Mayor Sealy, Rudolph Rib b'
ok, Isidore Gajan, Phil Brollgh- so
I and F. Broussard. It was an
sense of the meeting that the tn
bic school children be invited I'M
join the Society at a special en-
citing next Tuesday and in turn WI
get them to form Bands of oc'
'rcy and devote a part of their All
'ure to assist in the protection en-
dumb beasts which is the prime WI
l aims of the Society recentlyi =
anized here. Dues for adults
7e been made as low as fifty
is per annum per membership
lie the children will be ad-
ted to the Society free of anv