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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1920-11-13

Succession of Mrs. Euside Leleu,
Widow Delphine Leleu, deceased.
18th Jud. Dist. Court, State of
Louisiana, Parish of liberia.
Whereas, Adler Delcambre, a
resident of the Parish of liberia
has applied to the Honorable 10Th
Judicial District Court of Louis
lana holding sessions in and for
the Parish of iberia to he ap-
pointed Administrator Of the Sue
cession of Mrs. Enside Leleu,
Widow Delphine Leleu, deacesd.
Notice is hereby given to all
whom it may or doth concern to
show cause if any they have,
within ten days of the first pub
ication hereof why the prayer Of
the said Adler Delcambre should
not be granted.
Witness the Honorable James
Simon, Judge of our said Court,
this 18th day Of Nov. 9Th, 1920.
F. G. DECUIR,
D'y elk of Court, Iberia Parish.
e. Vuillemot, Atty.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1920-11-13
at his residence on Cel

Died, at his residence on Cen
ter Street on Thursday, Novem-
ber 18th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the
venerable Mr.. Nero Prince, aged
rs years. His death was caused
from internal injuries he received
by being thrown out of his buggy
on November 1st. 1t seems he
was sitting in his buggy in com
pany with Mr.. Corey of Alabama,
when his horse took fright at a
bicycle and jumped aside, turn.
ing over the vehicle and throwing
the old gentleman out from which
he received bodily injuries. He
leaves besides his wife, one son,
Ulysse Prince Of Orange, Texas
a daughter, Mrs. Carpenter and a
number of grandchildren. The
funeral was held at st. Peters
Catholic church on Friday, Nov
18th at 10 A. M.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1920-11-13

Landry, Miss Vernice Viator,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. DeBellevue,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Minvielle, Mrs.
A. Briggs, Miss Eve Dugas, Mrs.
A. ]. Suberbielle, MeSsrs. Elmore
Labauve, Dennis Delahoussays,
Alfred Hitter, Rene Courrege, j.
T. Landry, Harold Aubry, Felias
Romero, J. Bertrand, Maurice
Rolleman, Clayde Grayon, Law
renee Dietlein, Gus LampereS,
Paul Romero, Walter Anglers and
Y. E. Laperouse.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1920-11-13

Preparations are under way
by the members Of the Elk Lodge
of this City to entertain the lady
friends of the Lodge with a terp-
sichore On Wednesday evening.
November oath. The committee
on entertainment will secure the
services of the best jazz band
available and splendid time is
assured all who have the good
fortune to be invited.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1920-11-13
Mr.. A. G.. Barrow was f

Mr.. A. G. Barrow was the
recipient last week of a commits.
sion designating him as the Game
Warden Of iberia Parish. His
appointment was not a surprise
and was pleasing to a large mum.
Der of his friends here. The ap
pointment is one that will meet
with the general approval of ali
who wish to see the conservation
laws enforced.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1920-11-13

Mrs. John DeValcourt spent
the week with relatives and
friends in Lafayette and Baton
Rouge.
Mrs. Ledoux Smith left Thurs
day for visit to- Lecompte and
Alexandria.
The Mount Carmel Convent
Social club met Monday after
ioon. The prize was won by Mrs.
Edna Babin.
Mr.. Goodwin of Baton Rouge
is visiting his son, DIR. J. Arthur
Goodwin this week.
Mrs. Francis DeBlanc enter
tanned the Bridge Club Tuesday
afternoon. The prize was won by
Miss Lillian Soulier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Oberlin
of Detroit. Michigan are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul LeBourgeois.
Mrs. Mortimer Broussard Of
Lake Charles is the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. Homer Daigre.
Miss Lilburne Daspit Of Baton
Rouge was the guest of Miss Nina
Burke on Monday.
DIR. Adams and Mr.. Harrington
of Baton Rouge were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Daigre
on Monday.
~@ Mrs. F. E. Cannon left last
week for Chelsa, Mass, to be at
the bedside of her son who was
seriously burned several days
ago.
Mrs. Tom Monk returned Last
Saturday from several weeks
visit in New Orleans.
Miss Marceline Estorge has re-
turned from a visit to Crowley
and Opelousas.
Miss Sis Renoudet entertained
the Five Hundred club Wednes-
day afternoon. The prizes were
won by Mrs. John Buquor and
Mrs. Elodie Romero.
Mrs. Marshall Boudreaux o1
-Abbeville spent several days here,
the guest of Mrs. Albert Landry
and family.
Mrs. Henry Terrio, Mrs. Frank
Mouton, Mrs. Rand, Miss Ruth
Rand and Mr.. Scranton RAND
motored to Lafayette last Sunday
where they visited friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Bonnet
and children Of Lafayette are the
aaCests Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Bon
net.
After several weeks visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Moston
Mrs. Henry Terrio has returned
to her home in New Orleans.
Miss Francis Simon was a viss
tor to Crowley this week for a
few days.
Mrs. Anna Quereau left Friday
for her home in California aftel
several weeks visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. F. G. Quereau.
Mrs. Nina Foster Of Franklin
is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Julian Ewes.
Mrs. Alpha Fontelieu and Mrs
J. A. Goodwin were visitors t.
Lafayette last Sunday.
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The regular services of the
Presbyterian church will he con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Paradis on
Sunday morning at eleven o'clock.
The public is invited.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1920-11-13

Two gentlemen locating in this
City desire to secure furnished
rooms and board in refined
private family. Home comforts.
Address Box 52s, Enterprise.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1920-11-13
Trespass Notice.

Nov. 13. 1926.
Notice is given that hunting,
trapping or trespassing is posi.
lively forbidden on Bull Island
(Lake Simonec, and ny other
farm property in the same vicin
ity.
n T,ASCATJE
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1920-11-13

6s6 has Msre insitasisAs tAaA
sny other Call and Fever TenSs
On the market, but ne enc wopAs
limitations. They are daagsFcus
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1920-11-13
Demand of Administration.

c.. L. ILASSALLE.
The Coconino sun., 1920-11-19
BRAZEN CONFESSION
 MADE BY WOMAN

Maud Davis, a girl, alias "William Hickerson," arrested by the police at Phoenix on Monday night with three men, on the charge of vagrancy, has given her real name to the police and says she was born in Arkansas and has lived lately in Gallup, New Mex ico. She gives her age as "A years, and says she has been married twice and has a child five years old.
 Her face does not betray that she is the sophisticated woman of the world that her actions indicate, and seems not at all averse to serving the twen- ty days jail sentence, meted out to her by the court. She says she was sup posed to be going on trip to visit relatives in Riverside, Calif., when she left her husband in Gallup and when her time is served here, she will wire him for money to come home on and say nothing about her trouble.
The Coconino sun., 1920-11-19
SUIT ENTERED IN U. s.
 COURT OVER RANCH

Suit has been filed in the United States district court at Phoenix on be- half of J. L. Hurt, of Denver, against Dr. E. B. Perrin, of Williams, and sew eral members of his family, in an ac- ton involving $110,000 and large acreage of land in northern Arizona.
 Description of. the land covered two typewriter pages and from it court attaches said they estimated the to- tai acreage was about 100000. Suit was based on promissory notes for S110,000, for which the complaint said the land stood as security and cn which, according to the complaint, in- terest payments were delinquent.
The Coconino sun., 1920-11-19

the department of the interior, and by that department referred to the geological survey. Mir. Smith took the view that while these lands would still be held for oil purposes the sur face would pass to agriculture as would the lands in an ordinary home stead entry.
 Eighteen Utah families will now settle on approximately 5000 acres of Arizona lands under the ruling. These people have had surveys made, selected a dam site and have expend- ed quite a sum of money, only to dis
The Coconino sun., 1920-11-19
THOMPSON NAMED TO
 REPRESENT ARIZONA

Acknowledgment of the appoint ment of J. E. Thompson, of Phoenix, as representative of Governor Thos. E. Campbell, of Arizona, at the in auguration of President-elect Alvaro Obregon, of Mexico, ipr prDecember, was received from General Obregon by Governor Campbell Friday.
 The Mexican-president-elect inform ed Governor Campbell, Mir. Thompson would be accorded the same courtes,
The Coconino sun., 1920-11-19
COUNTY SUPERVISORS
 DISCUSS PROPOSED
 STATE LAW CHANGES

Adopting resolution to call meeting of the legislative committee prior to the next session of the state legislature to present the proposed amendments to several state laws governing the work of the boards of supervisors, the state association of county supervisors closed it's annual meeting in Phoenix at noon on Fri day. The supervisors met each morn- ing, beginning Wednesday, in the of- fee of the board of supervisors of Maricopa county. Nearly every coun- meeting.
 The purpose of the meeting was to discuss legislative changes in various state laws which effect the handling of the work of the board of supervisors of each county. Suggestions were of- fered by members attending the meet ing and each suggestion was fully dis cussed as to it's efficiency and better ment of the present laws. About fourteen suggestions were decided up- on as ones worth working out an amendment to present to the legisla- ture.
 At the meeting of the supervisors last summer at the tax conference held at Nogales, legislative commit tee consisting of the holdover mem- bers of each board of supervisors in the state was appointed. At the ses- sion held last Friday the supervisors decided to apportion the suggestions offered as amendments to the laws, one suggestion to each of the mem- bers of the legislative committee. This member in turn was asked to obtain the services of the county attorney. of his county and draw up the proposed amendment in such a manner that it could be presented to the state legis- lature for action.
 Prior to the meeting of the next legislature it is planned to have the members of the legislative committee meet at some point in the, state, pos sibly Phoenix, and discuss fully each of the amendments worked out by the individual members of the committee. The proper procedure to get the pro- posed amendments before the legisla- ture will be decided upon at this meet ing.
 Among the changes suggested by the supervisors was an amendment to the tax law. ne CNdHge SuRReSttu was a way by which the boards of su- pervisors could obtain more time in which to work out the revenue to be derived by taxes, and also to have more time in figuring the taxes from the tax rolls submitted to them by the assessor each year. At present the time limit is much too short to permit the supervisors to figure the taxes to be paid in the larger counties without doing a great deal of overtime work.
 At the close of the session the mem bers of the board of supervisors o1 Maricopa county arranged for the wis iting members from the other counties to go over the eounty's big road pro. gram. The trip was made in auto. mobiles and the party spent some time in watching the laying of cement surface on the Yuma road by the Twohy Brothers company.
 The enormous amount of equipment used by the Twohy company seemed to catch the eye of most of the super. visors and many comments were made on the speed with which the surface was being laid. All of the supervis- ors making the trip were loud in their praise of the great improvement that the cement surfaced roads would make in the county.
The Coconino sun., 1920-11-19
JEROME HAS NEW CLUB
 CALLED YELLOW DOGS

s
 2 Since the notice yesterday of [
 . the dinner and dance given by { \ the Yellow Dogs, there have { 2 been many inquiries concerning { 2 the personnel and origin of this [ 2 organization. It is an interna- 2 tional, fraternal organization, [ 2 based on the yove and fidelity of 2 the yellow dog. It has it's origin ? in an interesting legend During ' the Franco-Prussian war, lone ! soldier lying on the battlefield, 1
 wounded and in great pain was nursed back to life and hope by
 ! common yellow dog which lick l ! ed his wounds and brought him relief. The organization is com posed mainly of single fellows who are away from home infiu- ence and in need of fraternity 1 and friendship. The local lodge l has 15 members.--Jerome News. !
The Coconino sun., 1920-11-19
UTAH FAMILIES MAKE
 LAND SETTLEMENT

Last Monday, Anson H. Smith re- ceived notice from George Otis Smith,
 head of the geological survey, giving assent to the entry of lands for agri- cultural purposes in the withdrawn area in the "styip," north of the Col orado river. The application was made to the general land office nearly a year ago and later taken up with
The Coconino sun., 1920-11-19

ies as had been planned for the gov ernor, which included the use of the Mexican presidents private car from Juarez to Mexico City.
 Governor Campbell had answered Gen. Obregon's invitation to attend the Inaugural with the statement that he regretted the conference of gover- nors would be in session in this coun- try at the time of the inauguration He therefore appointed MT. Thomp- son as his representative.
The Coconino sun., 1920-11-19

cover that the lands were withdrawn from entry. Their entry into Mohave county in an agricultural way will probably induce many others to go in there and reclaim many sections of rich virgin soil.--Kingman Miner.
The Coconino sun., 1920-11-19

In the Philippines cocoanuts are shipped down stream to market by means of rafts.
The Coconino sun., 1920-11-19

Sixteen hundred protestant chap lains served in the United States army and navy during the world war.
The Coconino sun., 1920-11-19

The Sun office does job printing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-16

A. o. Brooks and wife went over to
Denver Saturday evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-16
YOUNG FOLKS OF
CRYSTAL RIVER WE'D

The wedding bells were ringing on
July 7th at Crystal, Colo, for Alpha
T. Brownell and Barrett ]. Brooks.
The ceremony took place at the home
Of the brides father at IL o'clock noon,
before few relatives and close
friends. After the ceremony the we'd
ding lunch was served.
The bride was attired in white and
carried a large bouquet of roses.
She has spent the greater part of her
life in Colorado and Washington hav-
ing attended school at Seattle one year
and has many friends in both states.
The groom is an ex-service man
being enlisted with the 89th Division
during our recent World War. He
has made his home for several years
at Marble and during that time has
held the position of night superintend-
ent of the y. NJ. Co. for seven years.
He is now employed with the Gold Re-
serve Mining Company at Crystal
where he and his bride will make their
home.
Those in attendance at the we'd
ding were Mr.. and Mrs. Terry of Salt
Lake, Utah, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Noon and Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Whitney
all of Butte Mont, Mr.. and Mrs. L. C.
Randall of Crystal, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brooks of Marble. Mr.. AL. Fer
ris of Aspen, and the father of the
bride, II. G. Brownell.
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July Il. 1920
clyde WcIrh came up Tuesday to
pant the noav school h1u-@
Visitor. a. tho Stone ranch lat week
were Mr.. stone, father, mother and
sister from SagIarhr.
\. f. Mal.a,, D., dnrnr a now Nash
passenger Steve Waters has new
7-pa-z"ngoI ordered
f. d Stephenson, Teddy Jr. and
Vernon Mar.uu took IN tn" cclcbra-
tionat Salida III" 4th
From all indications the hay crop is
going 10 be good, Harvest will start
about IN" 2jth. New machinery for
tins Do arriving daily at the station.
Bill rru=."r and wife drove in from
Denver the frst Of last week with a
seven passenger Chandler, which he
sold 10 G.. A. Dcs Combcs. Mr.. Des
Combs Is very proud Of the new car
and Is learning TO drive 1t.
Most OF the road labor has been re
leased. for lack Of funds. Roads are
all in fair condition except from Sar-
gent to the foot Of Monarch pass. II
j. soft and torn up her" but the road
gang is working il now.
Crested Butte trimmed the Doyle
vile cow-puuchcrs on the Crested
Butte grounds last Sunday TO the tune
OF 27-iO. Errors We're the cause of
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July {, 1920
S. Z. Spencer and family stopped
Montay evening on their way home
from Leadyille via Monarch pass
In Misses Ruth Ellington and
Loul=c kim. Mr.. Lisle Sodon and VIM
Mcdonald motorcd 20 PitLiin Saturday
night 20 attend the dance given there
On Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
q guests arrived from Omaha, Nebr.,
auong them being Mayor Smith who
unds went such an ordeal during the
race not last fall at that place.
DR. Davis and his retinue of patients
and guests arrived in Doyle June 20
where they were met by eight autoes
and escorted TO Waunita- They seem
ed wei pleased 10 find this cool nook
in the mountains after such intense
heat o the east.
Mr.. c. 6. Davis spent n few very
busy days decorating for the Fourth
,f july celebration which lasted three
lays, saturday, Sunday and Monday.
The imprumptu dance given Saturday
hight was well attended in spite of the
Usual rainy weather.
Mr., and Mrs. OIeary, Lawrence and
Mrs. Sanford stopped in the evening
II thr 4th on their way home from
he CELEBRATION at Salida. They made
he round trip over Cochetopa Pass
md back uyerMonarch Pass and report
he fuads in good condition.
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Sews-Champlon Correspondence
Saturday, July 10.
c l. Nasson drove IN from Glen
wood Springs Monday.
he last few days have been warm
and good rain would help = great
deal:
v. J. Hasley brought in a bunch Of
sheep III. iIst Of the week 20 Craze
near Marble this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. =. Levison and
party Of friends drove two Ford cars
in from Salt Lake the first Of the
week.
The Glorious Fourth was celebrated
here IN proper style The dance was
lead by 7. A. BoIghtOn. A picnic
dinner and speches we're the features
Of the celebration
Brooks 4 Walsh have a new Scripps-
Booth car 70 carry the mail and pas
s.nger from Marble TO Carbondale.
The mail leaves Marble each Satur-
day morning and comes in Saturday
evening.
Visitors in Marble during the week
were Mn. Ada Ri,temeyer, Glenwood
SPRING.. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Barnes,
Carbonate: Mr. and Mrs. j. Rapend.
and family, Placeta: Vim. Reynolds,
Clyde ROduf, Rifle; Lee Wilson,
Glonwooi; Mr. Perry. Crystal: Mr.
ReFomc Crystal; Joe Daley, Fruita.
Mr.. J. 7. Perry arrived in Marble
recently 10 visit with her husband
Geo. Clayton and Ora McElvaine
were renewing old acquaintance in
Marble recently.
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July ID, ly2O
Everett Lowe moved his family up
10 has ranch on Beaver Creek last
week
Sylvia Foster left for Oregon this
week in his car and expects to remain
there several months.
Last week Carl Whitney departed
for points in Kansas where he will re-
main for some time.
The AIDE Brazwell family with Ma
son Smoot and Clarence Noble motor
ed to Gunnison Sunday.
Mrs. Bcrg's brother, Chas Beechele
and mis- son stepped from the train as
4 surprise to her Sunday
Earl Carpenter has taken a job on
the road at Monarch Pass and has
moved his family up there.
Norma Nichols is keeping house for
her brother-in-law while her sister
Mrs. Fred Rouviere is in Salida.
We regret to report that Mrs. Kath-
ryn Currcn is in the Red Cross hospit-
al Is the result of a nervous break
down
Chas. McLaren and Fred Everett
have purchased from MIR. kunkell the
Purmort cabin at the "Trout Haven"
! Resort.
Mrs. Charles Worley's mother and
s'epfather, Mr.. and Mrs. Borum, ana
her brother Dan are paying her an ex-
tended visit
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stone and
daughter and Fred Zugelder motored
down to lola Sunday and had dinner
at our only hotel.
! Frank johnson, wife and babies,
have moved to Salida where he is
now employed. They are greatly
missed BY this community.
Grover and Harry Carpenter took
a large bunch of broncos up TO Gun
nison today. They will be put in the
bucking contest Cattlemen's Days.
VIII McDonough and Henry Beals
passed thru lola on their way to Cath
adral Tuesday. They also took ton
of rock-salt up there for Mr.. Roberts
Much credit is due Bill Richards
and wife on the way they have i'm
proved their ranch on Dry creek. l.
A. Frank has also made many improv-
ments on his ranch.
Mrs L. A. Frank returned from Sa.
Ida Monday where she had taken her
son Walter for medical treatment, the
young man suffering from obstruction
at the lower end of the stomach
While there she also had some dental
NuIh uOuf.
Mrs. Alva Foster departed Friday tc
look after her brother. Dick Lamoy
who, after being hurt on tho road
! grader went up to the Red Cross hos.
! pital in Salida- Since no word has
been received from him she became an
xious and is going over to find out
! he Is still there.
A great deal of land has been taker
up here the past month. Jack Kaug.
HE and Everett Lowe have filled or
$40 acres each, between the Franz
and Haines ranches. L. A. Frank has
filed on forty acres adjoining his
ranch. This he intends farming next
spring and will put an irrigation ditch
from Elk creek on to it. Bill Rich
ards has taken q homestead on Dry
creek and May Reed and. Ruby Wood
have each filed on 160 acres in Kezar
Basin.
Teddie Sanford is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Berg. He will work with
his brothef Frank when haying COM
mences On the Mergleman ranch.
Mr.. Mcguire, editor Of "Out-doo
Life" and son have spent several
weeks on our river fishing. Mr..
McMurray Is another fisherman from
Denver who is spending some time
here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-16

cattle locking Well and the calf crop
good, With less loss than usual
John Bruins and Alfred keenan, mo-
tored from Spencer = few days ago 20
let Mr. keenan, see the Good Hope
bef5r, be returned to Chicago Mrs
Jess FeI .rIs0n and son came over with
them 70 80 her mother.
Sam Fullenwider brot jess Ferga-
son, wife and son over Sunday TO visit
her mother = day or two before going
20 GunnlsOn TO enjoy Caftlemen's
Days They may go on TO Salida and
Poacha Springs TO visit relatives be-
fore thslr return
Parties from Monirose have been
here looking ~ the Richard Walker
ranch With a view TO buying same.
Mr. Walker has a fine well improved
ranch and bunch of good stock TO 20
with ., The parties are friends Of
Sheriff Han!on, who broi them up.
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iews- Champion Correspondents.

July Il, 1920
There will be 4 dance here Saturday
July 18th.
Winifred and Charles Wells were
visitors at Vim. Jory's Sundcy.
Albert Croft and his mother. Mrs.
Croft were visitors AT Gunni-0n last
week.
Mr. and Mn Blair have their alfal-
IA all cut and intend 70 haul II this
week
Ar and Mrs. George Darter were
airing FOR Gid Evans stock this week
while that family were in Gunnison
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Ncws-Champion Correspondence.

July l3, 1920
Several Of the Saw-Tooth Company
men are expected in soon.
Rain is badly needed to liven up
the range in this section.
J. II. Crowley and County Surveyor
Robinson have been doing work over
in the South Beaver district.
The cattlemen have been busy with
the roundup the past week and report
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-16
BUTTE MAN DIES AT
HOSPITAL FROM ACCIDENT
From Elk Mountain Pilot:

From Elk Mountain Pilot:
Pete Funaro who was injured in
the c. F. & l. mine last week and taken
out to Pueblo hospital the following
day, died Monday evening. His wife
children and brother-in-law were with
him when death came. Mrs. Short and
Mrs. Carricato left Tuesday to be
with Mrs. Funaro.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-16

Sy,san Rouek came up from Somer-
set sunday 20 visit his UNCLE Prof
Rourk who il attending school here.