ARSINE P. PUJO 
                LAKE CHARLES, CALCASIEU PAR., LA



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Source: Southwest Louisiana Historical and Biographical by William Henry Perrin
published in 1891; page 182.
Typed by Margaret Rentrop Moore


ARSINE P. PUJO, LAKE CHARLES.- A. P. Pujo was born in Calcasieu parish, December
18, 1861. He is the son of Paul and Eloise L. (LeBleu) Pujo; the former a native
of France, and the latter of Calcasieu parish, Louisiana, of French parentage.
Paul Pujo came to Louisiana in 1840.
The subject of this sketch is the third in a family of four children. He
received his education in the common schools of Lake Charles. He read law under
Judge G. A. Fournet at Lake Charles, and was admitted to practice December
3, 1888. He has since that time practised his profession in this place, having
recently formed a partnership with Judge G. A. Fournet.  Mr. Pujo is a promising
young attorney.  He has already succeeded in building up a large practice and
bids fair to become one of the leading attorneys of his section. Mr. Pujo was
married, December 18, 1889, to Miss Gussie, daughter of Dr. S.M. Brown, of
Texas.