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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-09-13
MOTTO: TO TIE PUBLIC

Notice is given that the Police Jury
Of this parish will meet on the lst
,1av of October, 1919, for the puroo5e
Of receiving protests ard hearing
complaints on tire valuation OF prop
city fc- assessment purposes N THIS
narish fixed By the Board o. State
Affairs. All taxpayers desiring 10
,ro.eyt valuations fixed by the Board
If State Affairs must file their pro-
.azt with the Secretary of the Ponce
Jurv on the date Of s7id meeting
W. S. CRAIG.
Secre2ury Police Jury
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-09-13
THE LOUISIANA PECAN CROP

Pecans for pralines will be aouho-
mt this coming winter according 10
Jobn S. Dennee, field agent lot 'ne
limited States Bureau Of Crop hs'i-
mates. The prospect just now Is par
ticularly promising. and barring hieh
r;rds and other calanities that oc-
casionslly befall the crop this time Oh
the wear something near fun pro
duc+;on may be figured on. Betted
vtock is beirg used. new enterprises
have encouraged production, and also
,,,o-o modern methods are now being
erp,oved Besides, this will probably
no ore of the good years for the nut.
"Not few of our correspondents
,avs Mr.. Dennee, "are comparing the
,resent prospect with the yield II
1912. which they recall as a remark
! ,bla wear in Louisiana for pecans
The native seedlings a C for the mos
mart loaded from top 70 bottom, bu
he fields from the so-cailed paper
shell varieties are in general dlsap
,c;nting, mainly on the score OF IN
,rees not being old enough as ye'
I'm some localities excessive rains cur
.e the 5locnline period had a YER
1ad effect on TIE cultivated s'ocs
"The crop ma be sumrla -ized e
snot.y. In some localities the NOV
;. is that the outlook is rood 70 '''
t ever. while o.ho- 'oca,' ies mensio
e the crop ss bel 2 only fair. sometime
o Door. An av5~-~a Of opinions for tn
State as a whale fixes condition
Sep.ewber ] at 80 per cent of norma
y and this figure compares with 90 c
, July / this year, and 67 one We;
II age.
1.-THE native seedlings produce
u Ear the major portion OH the Loui:
l. ara crop, not much Roadway havi'
:. been made as yet with the cultivate
" varieties"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-09-13
R. G. PLEASANT
Lee LEADS

n looked at one time as II there
would be trouble in seducing mr..
Parker to run for Governor. But
subsequent events showed that ne
was not glued 80 fest to private life
as he had persuaded the public to
believe. No man was quicker to
wire MIR. Parker imperishabie sup
unart than Mr.. Lee Thomas head OF
tax paying board.
he public will be delighted tc
Iow that Mr.. Thomas has laid aside
>he problem of "raisinethe rate and
<educing the tax burden" for more
citing game of electing a governor
,n will give the people the elusive
- kno vn as an efficient and pro
,eive administration. We re
nize the fact that Mr., Thomas i
ician of parts and we look for
"a with pleasure to his explana
giving his reason for now sur
ting for governor the same job
Parker who few short year
3 Mr.. Thomas regarded as
mace to the peace and prosperit
the state of Louisiana. We fe'
are that Mr.. Thomas has substar
Sd grounds for such remarkabI
hange of heart.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-09-13
PPOCLAMkTlcN
/ ate Of Louisiana. Executive Oe'
,,.nt. Baton 2ougc, La.

rv;dence Of the Salvation Army
co,,an. wo~k comes from Tan!
',,any : urces. Ore typical t::buie Is
,,r;rted % an editorial in the S'as
ma Stripes, a paner published pH
the soldiers, an its evident sincori''
80. !. worth quoting. 1t follows
"wen, we are all homeless eve.
h.ro and every American soldier VII
take back with him a new atecmo
- = rew respect for the Salvation
INV Many will carry wiz -f1ef.
- remories Of a cheering wosI ard
\ f-;epdly cruller. received in one OF
s+he buts nearest of all to the trench,
= T,bere the old slogan, Soup anH
s..,vasion' has given way to Pies ana
\ r,,-, II might be 'Doughnuts for 'he
4 Doughboys.
The war is over now. Germany mas
teen subdued. Civilization has Deen
saved And the Salvation Army tha'
1 shared the perils Of the front line
trenches with ocr boys,h has come BACK
e. ,ske ND its work again IN the
,,eucbes of poverty and wretched'
nos. II comes back with heavy
turdcn of debt. 1t reutrns with
warmer place in the hearts OF th'
American people than it ever held De
4 fore. The Army that thus expende'
;tseIf for cur boys must be set on 1t
Zoe. arain; and whereas, the Saliva
! ton Army is about to conduct
horne service fund campaign IN Tn
State of Louisiana, for the purpos
of raising sufficient funds to rec:
tabIish itself and for The continuanc
of it's work in uplifting the fallel
Now, therefore, l, Ruffin G. Plea
ant, Governor of the State Of Louis
ana. do earnestly commend the wo'
of the Salvation Army in behalf
/ the soldiers and sailors Of our Stat
4 and Dconfidently ask the citizens
Louisiana to subscribe N an u
erudging manner to this worthy eau
In witness whereof, / have her
unto affixed my signature and caus
to be affixed the Seal Of the Sta
! OF Louisiana, at the Capitol. in t
4 City of Baton Rouge, on this, t
I twentieth 600 day of August
II D., 1919.
II r. G. PLEASANT
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-09-13

Hanncr;ng The Hun 'ine Until 1t
bent and broke, bearing tho Kaiser and
his clans down to ing!o:ious deteat.
the American scid!ers uSsd che weap-
ON j.. greater numbers than any other.
1t was q weapon they bad never used
before. one that lad been obsolete
for centuries-the haad-gre2ade-but
when the brav-ny lads from The U. 3.
A. sent the old eggs" as. they we're
called, spinning into dugout and pill
box, the only Boches remaining on the
ground were these ready to % buried.
Grenades were known to have been
used five centuries ago. in l421, at
the s;epe of the Fortress Of Casnag-
giore on the River Pc in Italy, the de-
tenders used q primitive grenade,
made Of a glass bottle filled with
powder, For a tine, grenades we're
made our Of heavy paper, then out OF
glass and then cut CT metal. With
the close Of the eighteenth century,
the grenade began % he discarded
and little use had been made Of it IN
til the Russo-Japanese war in jSo9-
Il remained for the Great World
War to see the grenade developed into
its present efficiency. The g.pnadss
used By the American douSh5oys
were as carefully manufactured a.
their rifles., But the end Of hSs.ilit:ez
found a l;m:.nd SUPPLY Oh hand aht'
1 these were turned. over to tie Saw
ings Division Of the Treacury Depart
ment, the explosives extracted an
they have been made ever into saving.
banks.
Thus a weapon Of war has beer
transformed into q ''weap5n OF peace
Instead Of boirg used TO battle The
Hun, il is low being used in the fight
againGt tire High Cost Of Living arc
the srch-cne-sy, Thrict,essness. Any
boy or gill can secure grenade BY
: purchasing q s. War Savings Stamp
any adult BY investing in three o.
more War Savings stamps, hit hes
must nave been bought after Jul!
Is, 1915. These hand grenades Wi
c Re distributed through local banks al
: BIZ few merchants.
. If you want a grrnade, get busy
Make arrangements with your bsnte
: Immediately. Only limited nu;nbe
of these rare ard unique souvenirs
/ the World War could be secured. en-
= when they-are gene there viii be n
chance Of obtaining one. You don
. have to wait until the grenade is re
ceived to begin saving. Do that nov
Then VIXEN the grenade arrives 20
,e will have that much Of ia start Il
= ward owning it. Ask your bankt
:, about it today.
ot Buy War Savings Star1ps regula
IF ". After you get your grenade, 6et
lg on buying. Don't lct your "weapt
Of peace" remain idle
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-09-13
SPRAY FALL VEGETABLES FOR
PLANT LICE

Fall turnips, mustard. and tadishes
are often seriously injured By plant
nice or aphids in Louisiana. Injury is
hore TO the leaves, on the urdersides
of which the insects often develope
70 such rumber as to completely COW
er the surface.
For the control of this pest moth
ing has been found that gives better
results than spraying. according to
Thoc. H. Jones, chronological assist
ant us. Department Of Agriculture,
at the Louisiana State University.
The undersides Of the leaves should
be examined from time to time and
| spraying done as soon as the plant
| ice appear. Later sprayings are often
necessary as the winged forms fly to
theplants from other food plants.
Spraying when the urdersides of the
leaves are covered with apids is usual
" a waste of time and morey as the
,,amage has already been dore.
One of the best mixtures TO use is
made at the rate Of one and one
fourth teaspoonful nicotine sulphate
lind an inch cube Of laundry soap tc
each gallon Of the water, heated tc
hSort the boiling point Then ado
-,--s'-der Of water and the nicotine
yriphate ard stir ,hrouehly.
In snrayine it is necessary to wet
10 anid7 with a fine driven mist
Some form Of sprav pump, as {
bucket zrrayer compressed air spray
e. or barrel sprayer. equipped wiz
anyle rozle for reaching the under
lFiaes of the leaves should be used
Plants In rows can be more easil!
kpraved than those from seed plant
ed broadcast
To SIM up II snraving is don'
early and the apids wet with the spra,
they may be successfully controlled
We take contracts for any kind o.
80 80 .'|~~..
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-09-13
A. 8. CoLTHARP
REAL ESTATE ACEN-

REAL ESTATE AGENT
Agent New York Life Insurance Co.
North American Accident lns. Co.
Talluiah, madison Parish. La.
Lis, with him land you have for sale.
Take latest up-to-date life policy
Nothing betters-Every man and lots
of women need life insurance if not
already provided.
Buy an Accident and Health Policy
Something might happen to you. II
cannot be bought when needed.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-09-13

n ysur child Is pale ard sickly,
si<ks SC the rose, starts in the sleep
eux x,1nds the teeth while sleeping,
i Is sure sizn Of worms. A remedy
for those parasites win be found in
whites Cream vermifuge. 1t not or
y el~srs ont the worms, but Il re-
sores h>alih and cheerfulness. Sold
~ Ta]luiah Drug Store. sept
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-09-13

Rumors are being circulated that
1he governor intends using the ex'
ccutive AK freely in clearing the
rosd for Mr.. Parker's entry in the
rovernor's Office. As the timber to
Be- cut il largely the governors owr
selection the operation will be almos'
uairIess- outsiders
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-09-13
FORD DELIVERY CAR FOR SALE

/ have a good Ford delivery car
in excellent~shape for sale. A good
bargain. Apply:
C. S. CESARE,
At the Club Cafe, Tallulah
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-09-13

have attained their unqucstioncd superiority
by assisting nature to perfect expression.
Every Gossard is hygienicalIy correct. Prop
crly fitted to the figure for which it was
designed it will give scientific support to
abdominal and back muscles, with no chance
of undue pressure at the waistline; the organs
of nutrition will be free from pressure; the
erect posture which ic induced will encourage
deep breathing and the diaDhragmatic mus
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-09-13

The taiI-hoId that was binding
n. Parker TO private life seems to
have suddenIy given way.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-09-13
GOSSARHO CORSlETS
The OrgnckUnsquaHeaF From L@cng COrscts

clcs become strong with dsc. a woman -
corsetcd will have the undcniab!e Beauty
health aid that grace Ct body, stana a.si
sitting, OF Walking, which Is best ehpi''''
in the one word, style.
We unreeervedly recommend GoSsaFa IT. ~
as the complete expression of modern co's. ~.
Our highly specialized corset service - a ,
tanned with full appreciation OF the eAA''
needs Ct tie mCGcln, active woman.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-09-13

valids, Ia7lnat,rally determined to do every
thing IN my power to educate the american
woman in the proper fifth G eorset;. M isa
learned .physicians nov recognize the Tooefn
corset as a hygicnically 'healthful CaT,aca'
and enc that is often the best means OF pro
viding corrective support fox many O00ly
ailments"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-09-13

a IL women wish to be well; hut ailwonen
u do not appreciate the vital importance
4 Aof correct corsetry as an essential TO
good health. The well-known medical
authority, Alice S. Cutler, MD, warns us:
Gas physician who knows that if it were
not for ill-ftting and the wrong kind of
corsets we would have very few female in
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-09-13

32nch plaid Cingham in beautiful cclors for school
dresses per ward ------------4Cc. ard 75c
27-nch fine quality Brocade and stripe Chambray for
school dresses per ward 29c.
3Onch linen finish Chambray plain and chec patterns
File for school dresses, per yari------------4Oc
3Snch plaid Suitirg in large variety CT patterns Fine
fer dresses and skirts, per
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-09-13

Sta' G armerS Union CT SeorSld III
annual session assembled at Macon,
Georgia, on this December 8, 1918,
~. The U. S. Department of Ag-
riculture is urged to institute cam
paign of education as to the value of
peanuts, cottonseed and soyo beans
products as human foods and the
various forms in which they may be
advantageously used, and to lend en-
enlargement and aid to the various
Agricultural Colleges in the study and
development of these products SINH
lar to the aid lent in the study and
development of the creamery indus
!. try.
(2). The United States Congress
is urged to make provision, by law
and appropriation for such educa-
tional campaign.
Repeal the Oleomargarine Laws
Whereas, the Bureau of Internal
; Revenue does not concern itself with
the purity, wholesomeness of nutri-
tive value of foods, and,
II Whereas, The Department of Agri.
culture, through its own methods OF
inspection, and the cooperative sys.
TEN of inspection now being well de.
velored between the Federal, State
and Municipal authorities, does guard
|. the interests of producers and con,
sumers,
Therefore. be It resolved by the
Farmers Union of Georgia in annua
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-10-04

tax Of one mill on the dollar OF the as
sessed valuation of all the property with
in tie Parish of Iberia. the Corporation
of New Iberia, Jeanerette, Loreauvillc
and Delcambre exempted, for the year
1910 "a nav part of the bonded indebted
ness of the Parish of Iberia incurred
prior to the adoption of the constitutional
amendment of November 1918, in coh-
formity with opinion rendered February
18th, 1919 by the Assistant Attorney Gen
eral, and that copy of this ordinance be
forwarded to both he Assessor and Tax
Collector of the Parish of Iberia as their
authority to assess and collect said tax
Be it further ordained that ordinances
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-10-04

aud unanimously carried.
A. A. THERIOT,
President Police Jury.
PAUL BASSIN,
Secretary Treasurer.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-10-04
A. A. THER1OT,
President Police Jury.
PAUL BASSlN,

An ordinance By Mr.. Erath, seconded
- Mr. Merssi
An ordinance BY the Police Jury Of The
Parish Of iberia levying . Parish Tax e
Five Mills On the Dollar Of the assessed
valuations Of al IL property within IL
Hszihs Of iberia, the Corporation Of New
Ibsria, Jesne1ette, Le-eauville and Del
eanhe ezesptsd.
h Il ordained BY Tie Polie Jury d
he rszisA Of fbs1ia. La. IN special -
sion assembled tAis Oh day Of Sept.
1919, IN conformity with Act 1s1 Of the
osnesnl Assemble Of 1913 hat TIA As
spssss and Tax Collector Of the Parish ci
1ssia b and are hereby Instructed and
asdssso 70 asseos and eollsct tsx ef avs
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-10-04

or part of ordinance contrary to or u
conflict with this ordinance be and til
same are hereby repealed.
The vote on this ordinance resulted =
follows:
Yeas. -.essrs. Gary Theriot, Era,A
and Moresi.
Nays, Messrs. Romero, Gonsoulin, De.
rouen, Miguez.
There being tie and MI. 1ne1iot vo'-
ing in the affirmative the ordinance i
hereby declared carried.
A. A. THERIOT,
President Police Jury
PAUL BASS1N, E
Secretary Police jug
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-10-04

Soex0SoSy. AxOUD01USs
There being no further business With
rsf&sS6ss y Nsad DlstFiss Ne. I've u
tAst rsrisA e Ibssis. the polise Juay aet-
ia&a9 sqvi1SinG sutAesity q Reat PIE.
tsi1 Ne. I've adjourned On motion Of M,
ce1pesln. sscoadsd b Mz. nistlsin end
uni ihinsssiy carried.
A. A. THERI0T,
Hsss;dsat Police Jury.
!. PAUL DASSIN,
Sscset>sy- y-Tfeasuxef
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-10-04
"A. A. THER1OT,
President Police Jury,
PAUL BASS1N,

There being no further business will
references to Road District No Four o'
the Parish Of Iberia. the Police. Jury
aeting @ governing authority Of Road
District No. -Four adiourned on motion o.
Mr.. Consoulin, seconded by Mr.. Garl
and unanimously carried.
A. A. THEREOF.
President Police Jury
PAUL BASSIN,
Secretary Treasurer
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-10-04
PROCEEDINGS OF THE POLICE JURx|
OF THE PARISH OF IBERIA.
Acting ~ the governing authority OF
Road District No. One (1) Of the
Dex;ah nf iberia

Road District No. One ~ Of the
Parish Of Iberia.
New Iberia, La, Sept 9TH, 1919.
The Police Jury of the Parish OF Iberia
assembled this day - governing authority
of Road District No. One ~ OF the Far
ish of iberia with the following members
present to-wit: Messrs. 2 j. Gary, ~.
Romero. A. Gopsoulin, H. Derouen, A. A.
Theriot. F. Dietlein, v. J. Erath, Nums
MiRuez and A. P. Moresi Absent:
Mr.. Losis Decuir and Dr.. A. c. McGowen.
The following ordinance Offered by Mr..
Gary, seconded By Mr.. Romero and
lopted to-wit:
An Ordinance levying . tax to pay the
sincipsl and interests due on the bond
sue Of Sixty Thousand Dollars dated
august 1st, 1919 Of Road District No'
One Of Iberia Parish. La.
Be Il ordained by the Police Jury OF
the Parish Of Ibsris acting - the gov
erninR authority Of Road District No.
One Of the Parish Of Iberia, that the As
SCISSOR and Tax Collector Of the Parish OF
Iberia be and are hereby instructed apd
ordered to assess and collect tax OF two
and one-half mills on the dollar of the
assesseI valuation of all taxable property
within Road District No. One of the Par
ish of Ibsris fox the year 1919 to pay
the principal and interest on the bond -
sue of said road district amounting to
Three Thousand Five Hundred Dollars,
dated August and February, 1920 and
that copy Of this ordinsnce be forwarded
to both the Assessor and Tax Collector oi
the Pssish of Iberia, ~ their authority to
assess and collect esid tar.
Be Il fpsther erdsined that ordinance.
Or part Of ordinances contrary to OF ~
conflict with this ordinance be and the
same gre hereby repealed.
The vote on this ordinance resulted u
follows: Ysass Nessss. Gary, Romero
Consoulin, Deroass, Thssiot Distein,
Erath, Miguss and Moresi. Nays, None
and tAs ordinance was declared adopted
Z A. A. THER10T.
President Of Police Jury
PAUL BASS1N, Sec.- Treas
There being no further business in con-
nection with Road District No. One o.
the PSsish Of Ibsxis the Police Jury ad.
jou.nS 20 governing authority Of kesd
District No. One on motion Of MI. Gary
seconded BY Mr.Romsr and unanimously
carried -.-~s
A. A. THER1OT,
President Police Jury.
PAUL BASSIN,
Secretary- Treasurer.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-10-04

preceealnep sf he pplieo I'm q -
lkriaA q iberia, acting . the GoveEn-
TT suthegity - 1ea1 Ohhict 10.
9rn. e IbsEia Psrish.
New Ibssia. L.. Sept. =. 1919.
1AszD.l1n Juy q IL Hazish ef uee-
ria assembled this day - governing an-
thoriNv u zsxa nissyset No Three of tho
Yasi1A ~ 1kAsia. vitA tha fol,egiAg menr
hes1 pressst to.wis. Mssus. = J. Gary,
II kenere, A. C~ssealia, 81. peesnsa, A.
4 Fhe:ies. t.etisA Npna Nig1eA y
J e-atA and IA z Mood. Atsssts
Ers Leuis pesrir and d. A. c. Nc
H following ordinance offered hy Mr.
Ds>usa, seconded b. Ms. Romero and
ade4Asl te-w't:
~ Ordnance lsvyiag tax - pay tAs
psiSeipal and interest due % H. - -
sses Of THIRTY 1lfse TAe1sana Dellazs,
datS Anonss ~, 191D It Road District
Me- Tiree q ~ Parish q IBERIA.
RI Il orasinea ~ ~ Hs,ies Jury q
tke spa.ish q Iheeia. ae4ing = ths gey-
esn1Ae autAesiey % n6oa plSEiet Ne
Th1Ss 81 tAs 1ssisA & 19ia TIT T.
Asdpes ana Tsx cSlleeses q ~ x1sts1
= ah bsson1 49, A4ebs toqecee@
i1 sraassa . osSess sn1 eslleet : -
~ (9l Mn o tAe dsllaf st tAe
1 lnlnaliM = 4 fazshle maR1u
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-10-04

Proceedings of the Police Jury of the
Parish Of Iberia acting as governing
authority of Road District Number
Six of Iberia Parish.
New Iberia, La, Sept 4th, 1919.
The Police Jury of the Parish Of Ibe-
ria assembled this day as governing au-
thority of Road District No. Six of the
Parish of iberia, La, with the following
members present: Messrs. E. J. Gary,
Il. Romero, A. Gonsoulin, H. Derouen,
A. A. Theriot, F. Dietlein, v. J. Erath,
Numa Miguez and A. P. Moresi. Alb
sent: Mr.. Louis Decuir and DR.. A. c. Nc
Gowen.
The following ordinance offered by MI
Dietlein, seconded by Mr.. Erath and
adopted to-wit:
An Ordinance levying 4 tax to pay ths
principal and interests due on the Bone
Issue of Thirty Five Thousand Dollars
dated March 1st, 1919 of Road Distric
Number Six of iberia Parish.
Be It Ordained by the Police Jury o.
the Parish of iberia acting as governing
authority of Road District No. Six of tn
Parish of Iberia, that the Assessor ans
Tax Collector of the Parish of Iberia b
and are hereby instructed and ordered t.
assess and collect tax. of one and one
half mills on the dollar of the assessed
valuation of all taxable property within
Road District No. Six of the Parish o
Iberia for the year 1919, to pay tn
principal and interest On the Bond 1ssu'
of said Road District amounting to Tw'
Thousand Two Hundred Fifty Dollars
dated March and September 1920 ant
that a copy Of this ordinance be for
warded to both the Assessor and the TAI
Collector of the Parish of Iberia, as theil
authority to assess and collect said tax
| Be it further ordained that ordinances
and part of ordinances contrary to or IL
conflict with this Ordinance be and tn
same are hereby repealed.
The votes on this ordinance resulted
as follows: Yeas: Messrs. Gary, Rom
ero, Gonsoulin, Derouen, Theriot, Diet
lein, Erath, Miauez and Moresi Nays
None.
And the ordinance was declared adop'
ted.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-10-04
A A. THERIOT,
President Police Jury.
PAUL BASSIN,

. 0eC1et61y 1IS1SV1e1
There being no further business with
reference to Road District No Six Of the
Parish of Iberia, the Police Jury acting
as governing authority of Road District
No. Six adjourned on motion of MI. Diet
lein, seconded by Mr.. Erath and unan-
imously carried.
A. A. THERIOT,
President Police Jury,
PAUL RASSIN,
Secretary Treasurer.