The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-01-22
THE McILHENNY LETTER ANSWERED BY
DISTRICT ATTORNEY VUILLEMOT.
RABBIT
COYOTES" IN CONSEV ALTON
MENAGERIE.
l. 0 In
WeI IIr Innoence orr Guilt May Be Establish

tions, and also elected to the Legisla
ture, and the District Attorney, are
not men who would deliberately en-
courage the shooting of great CON
SERNATlONIST like you, you GER
tainly are a MARTYR to CONSER-
WALTON.
Now | want to ask you few
questions, that you can, answer:
1st When did you get breeders
license, give the date, month and
year?
2nd. How many months previous
to the shipment of ducks to John
Haywood, and how many months
previous to the shipment to the
Gruenwald Hotel?
3rd. Did you ship any ducks to
the Grunewald Hotel during the year
1916? Give the dates, months and
years, the number in each shipment
and to whom, giving the name and
address of the person to whom you
shipped ducks to, in care of the
Grunewald Hotel, the manager has
stated in the newspapers that you
HAD shipped ducks to your friends
at the hotel and that they had been
prepared there, you saw that in the
Daily States did you not?
4th. Did you ever see the letter
that your old friend Ward wrote, if
not, | dare you again to give me
permission to have it printed!
5th. How many BLUE GEESE
did you ship to John Haywood of
Gardner, Mass, and how much did
you get for each goose?
9th. How much did you pay to
the man who trapped the geese, |
know you won't duck this question?
7th. In what manner was the in
terests of the State of Louisiana
protected in the shipment of birds
made to John Haywood of Gardner,
Mass? What did the State get out
of this shipment, l mean the ship
ment of the 1929 live ducks shipped
in December, 1916?
Sth. When did the Conservation
Commissioner issue permit to trap
and ship these ducks, was the permit
issued to you before the ducks were
shipped or after the shipment was
made?
9th. And when the permit was
issued to you did the permit allow
you to ship WILD GAME BIRDS
TO A PRIVATE INSTITUTION?
10th. Did the Conservation Com
missioner of the State of Louisiana
write to you, letter on December
18th, 1916, wherein he stated to you
Il further beg to say that there is
nothing in the Game Breeders Bill
that permits one to ship wild game
birds other than those raised in cap
tivity?'
18th. Did you have a GAME
BREEDERS license, issued to you at
any time during the year 1916?
18th. The Game Breeders Bill
was passed during the session of the
Legislature of 1916, did you know
that?
18th. Did you send report to
Conservation Commissioner at the
end of the year 1916, setting out in
detail the number of birds raised by
you, the number of birds shipped by
you and to whom they were shipped?
14th. If you ever sent report
to the Conservation Commissioner of
any shipment of birds since 1916,
send me a copy of it, so that / may
be convinced that the records are
properly kept.
18th. Who asked the Times Plea
yune, the Daily States and the New
Orleans Item not to publish my an
swer to the Conservation Commits
sioner, and | dare you to send me
any order to the above named papers
authorizing them to publish this let
teri.
Now | want to say to you in plain
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