New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-07-07
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10Th Judicial District Court i
charge of Judge James Simon
and the Parish prosecuting at
torney Emile Vuillemot. Thu
Jury is composed of S. E. Sumrall
foreman; A. Daigre. 0. Renoudet
Jr., George St. Marie, James
Prick, August Delahoussaye, R
Miguel, Fernand Dauterive. L. J
| Minvielle. F. J. Druilhet, J. F
Beasley, J G.. Leblanc. The
docket being light one, we ex-
tpect a full report of their findings
will be presented to the Court
| this morning.
| No. 666 will cure Malaria or
bilious Fever. 1t kills the germs.
At the last meeting of the
City Board Of Trustees the Peo-
pies National Bank was again
made the City Depository. This
institution has been the deposi-
tory of the City for many years.
Several political plums fell
this week to Louisianians coming
from Washington that were much
sought after, as once the appoln-
tees are qualified they all become
civil service officers. The offices
in question are the appraisers for
the Farm Loan Bank to be located
at New Orleans. The Third Dis
trict will be represented by DR..
ID. G. Liable, a leader of the Pro
gressive Party of st. Martinville
who is well-known in all South
Louisiana; the others are A. f.
Cazedessus Of Baton Rouge;
Robert L. Wilson, New Orleans;
John F. Irvine, Bayou Sara; JUL
son J. Harris of Jennings.
Sash, Blind and Door Factory.
special work of ali description
Cisterns and Tanks.-Bertrand
Lumber Co.
Died, at the residence of her
husband at Loreauville on Thurs
day evening, July Sd at 6 o clock,
Mrs NJ. O. Melville, aged 80
years. Mrs. Melville has num-
erous relatives besides her hus-
band to mourn her sad death.
The funeral was conducted at the
Catholic church at Loreauy1lle
the following day.
The Attakapas Clinical so
ciety held their ninth annual meet
ing on Tuesday last and elected
following officers for the ensuing
year: President, R. c. Webb, M. +!
D.. of Rayne; LIST Vice President,
G.. G. DeGravelle, M. D., of Nor
gan City; End Vice President, w.
W. LESLEY, NJ. D., of Carencro and
Secretary and Treasurer, W. :. /
Carstens, M. ID. The next meet
ing is to be in Patterson some
time early part Of October.
After an absence in Porto |
Rico Of several months where
they have been engaged in dlffef-
ent capacities on sugar estates
Messrs. John Anglers and Mr.: Y:
y Belanger returned home last
week making the voyage to-
gether in about four days time
Mr.. Anglers brought with HIM
some beautiful samples of coffee
that remained on the stalk which
proves that Island to be suited Tor
coffee growing as we'll as that OF
sugar cane. He also brought
over a rock from an old Fort sew
pral hundred years old which had
fallen from the structure. On
the estate where these gentlemen
we're employed were several
other Louisianians all of whom
like the country very much.
The vacancy in the Sheriff
office caused by the death Of the
late Mr.. Vic M. Aubry who was
acting as chief deputy to Sheriff
Landry resulted in the selection
Of Mr.. Lionel Delcambre, a
sterling young citizen from the
Seventh Ward. Mr.. Delcambre is
i native of our Parish and has
already assumed the responsible
ties of his department. Il
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