New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1900-02-10

Mr. Felix Patout appeared before tn
Council on behalf of the Police Jury ant
stated that the Parish was willing to pur
chase a lot in con- junction with the tow
and erect pest house for smallpox pa
tients, each to defray one half of the expen
ses, and that tract of land back of towI
could be purchased for $3.50
1t was moved by Mr.. .Lawtop, seconded
by Mr. Bernard and carried, that tht
Mayor be authorized to purchase this
twelve arpent tract for the town, jointly
with the parish and to act in conj unctior
with the committee appointed by the Pc
| lice Jury to see about the erection of 6
suitable building upon said lot for small
pox patients and that the amounts be paid
from the budgeted amount for the Indus
trial school.
1t was moved by Mr.. French, seconded
by Mr.. Bernard and carried, that the sum
of sixty five dollars be appropriated to pur-
chase 1000 vaccine points.
| A petition was presented to the council
| asking the repeal of the ordinance exclud-
| when it was moved by Mr.. Burke, seconded
| by Mr. French and carried that the same
be spread on the minutes and action
|
| meeting. The petition reads as follows,
| wit
To the Honorable Mayor and Board of
the City of New IBERIA
We the undersigned residents and
citizens doing and carrying on business in
your city, respectfully petition your Hon.
body to reconsider the late ordinance
adopted by yourselves excluding from
your corporate limits, all women of ill
fame.
We believe that the present conditions
of the city are more demoralizing to our
youths and our people than if such people
were allowed in our midst and allowed to
pursue their avocation under the proper
police restraint. By excluding of these
people from your city, you deprive us of at
least forty five thousand dollars a year.
Respectfully submitted, Morris Scharff,
JOS Scharff, Chas. Heyman, Jules Drey-
fus, l.. Bazus, Sr., P. r. Duperier, Walter
A. Veazey, F. F. Veazey, Leon Veazey,
Geo. Henderson, l.. s. Frere, Frank J.
Mestayer, M. F. Smith, J. c. M. Robertson,
J. J. Craig, Emile Deriaz, Frank Blanc, A.
J. Chargois, Rodney Roddy, Wash. Ber-
nard, G. Winter, Alex Moity, Jules Landry,
Ralph Landry, g. Duperier, T. E. Ellis,
r. D. Pollard, A. B. Mitchell. l.. Mitchell,
Ursin Bernard, John Webb, o. Dominique,
Luke Trainor, Jacob Guth, F. Stowitz,
Henry Laughlin, II. Hankins, VIM. Can
tine, j. Immergluck, M. lmmergluck, d.
Boudreaux, j. N. Lyle, II. Dominique, F.
G. Kramer Geo. d. Doerle, l.. Delcambre,
V. Jennaro, H. II. Winters, K. T. Chias-
son, F. A. Streck, E. Lassalle, J. Davis,
Mestayer & We'll, G. Pesson, Lazard King,
Mic Muller, A. E. Decourt, o. Blanchet,
Sol. Adler Hayes & Freeman, DeBlanc &
Landry Iberia Furniture Co., New Iberia
Steam Laundry, Jno T. Steffenauer, c. d.
Carlin, Paul Domangue, Mora Domangue,
W. A. Hatch, H. A. King, approved A. G.
Ribbeck, Alcide Labauve, E. Theriot, A.
Sandoz, l.. Henry, Jr,, Charley d. Thery,
Chas Jones, E. Dionne, T. X. Morse, 7. l..
Morse, II. H. Caldwell, Aug. Frenzel,
Frank Cantine, G. E. Morse, Sam We'll.
concur in the above petition with the
suggestion that such establishments should
be licensed and placed under special police
surveillance, A. J. Maumus, E. M. Woodall,
j. g. Leblanc, Frank Ledger, ULCER Mes
tayer, Laurent Mestayer, Victor Erath,
Breaux & Nereaux, Albert Stafford, Walter
NJ. Gates, A. Rosenzweig and w. II.
Berry.
elsas, RS, ,sss,ssss. .s.,, e =. T.. =.
notes Of $500, $50, $500, $3.50 and $54O,
which were issued by the previous council
conditioned upon the establishing of the
School at New Iberia when it was moved
by Mr.. Burke, seconded by Mr.. Bernard
and carried, that these notes be destroyed.
A petition signed by Messrs. Geo. Simon
and r. Il. Morse in regard to drainage was
read and referred to the street and bridge
committee.
The following bills were read and ap-
proved and vouchers ordered drawn on mo-
ton of Mr.. Burke, seconded by Mr.. Law
ton and carried:
E. A. Pharr, for lumber, $134; II. M.
Carter, for feeding prisoners, 1910; Est.
A. Renoudet, for hardware, etc., 40.65;
New Iberia Foundry and Machine Shop,
for l set circle CRATE bars, ETC., $40; W.
l.. Dupuy, for collections, 1875; 1O5.49
I.&V V. r. R., 76.46; M. Broussard, for
feeding horse Dec, and Jan. 10; Electric
Light Plant, for Nov, Dec. and Jan. 225;
Jno. Broussard, for paupers, 12.15; }. W.
Taylor, for cement side walk, 36. The
bill of the P. l.. Renoudet Cypress Co.
Ltd. for $268.12, was approved for 1858. IL,
deducting $15 for 1000 feet of siding of
which $151.6O is to be paid from the
amount appropriated for town lot and
$151. so from street and bridge fund. The
bill of Revere Rubber Co. was referred
back to Iberia Fire Go. No. l.
II was moved by Mr.. French, seconded
by Mr.. Lawton and carried, that the ac-
ton of the Mayor in accepting $668 from
the Insurance Company for damages on
the market house during the recent fire,
be approved.
II was moved by Mr.. Bernard, seconded
by Mr.. French and carried that the City
Attorney be and he is hereby authorized
and instructed to institute suit against all
parties who owe the town for building
sidewalks in front Of their property.
It was moved by Mr.. Lamperez seconded
by Mr.. Bernard and carried, that the
meeting adjourn until the next regular
meeting. JOHN BROUssARD, Mayor.
A.. j. CAMMACK, Secretary.