At a meeting of Phoenix Fire Coin- Ii
pany last Monday night, the follow
lug officers were elected for the en
suing year: August Barthelemy, hon
orary president: WV. G. WVilkinson, {
president: J. C. Babin, vice p~resi
dent: Emile Houillon, secretary;
Diedrich Ohlmeyer, treasurer; Mike i
Capone, foreman; R. N. Robertson,
first assistant foreman; B. Mistretta 0
second assistant foreman. With the iu
exception of Messrs. Babin and Rob
ertson, these are the same officers
who served the company during the
past year. The election of marsalls
and committees was deferred until
{ the next regular meeting, to be held M
IMoiidiy, March 11. I:
The Texas and Pacific Railroad s
Company has placed a layer of cin- ci
ders several inches deep on one-half 1c
of the roiddway in Division street,
parallelling the tracks of the co n
pany from its freight depot at the
incersection of Division and St. Pat
rick streets to the passenger depot
at the foot of Railroad avenue. The hI
work was done this week, a large I
force of men having been employed to
on the job under the supervision of thb
George E. Forrest. I dt
ell ,u~F BELT 119COE
r1 A.....o. Pketi;:i of School Athletic
si- and Literary Association to be
Held in This City Saturday, April
rs. 2--Rules and Regulations Gov
an erning Contests.
Er The executive comemittee of the
ex- Sugar Belt Athletic and Literary As
dsocito met in Thibodaux Satur
he day, Feb. 3, with the following mem
ed bi)rs present: A. J. Cormier, H. F.
d Lafargue, H. B. Messick, H. P.
o Broussard, L. L. Broussard, A. E.
Ie Phillips, and H. W. Miller.
