New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-08-05

on the Red Light District be adopt
ed aud spread upon the minutes and that
an ordinance be prepared creating this
district and presented TO the Council at
the next meeting for adoption.
An ordinance prohibiting all minors
under sixteen years of age TO leave the
premises of their parents or guardians
] without a written permit in each case
within the City of New Iberia. after nine
o elock T. NJ, and prescribing penalties
for The violation of same was presented
by Mr.. nelahoussaye and read, when il
was moved by Mr.. Delahoussaye seconded
by Mr.. Fisher and carried by the follow.
ing yea and nay vote. to wit4Yea-
Messrs. Fisher. VOORHEES,, Delahoussaye.
Renoudet and lndest. Nay--None.
| Said ordinance MS above entitled was
then presented to the Mayor for exam-
nation and after examination the same
was returned by him approved and signed
with the seal of the Corporation thereto
| affixed
| Said ordinance reads ms follows to wit:
| Be 1t ordained by the Mayor and Board
of Trustees Of the City of New Iberia that
| from and after the PRONUNCIATION of this
ordinance it shall not be lawful for any
minor under the age OF sixteen years to
leave the premises of his parents or guard
ians and to walk or ride upon the streets
of the City of New Iberia except upon tho
written authority of his parents or gaurd-
ian, after the hour of nine o clock 2. NJ,
and my minor who shall violate the pro-
visions of this ordinance shall be subject
to fine of not less than one dollar nor
more than five dollars or to imprisonment
in the Corporation Jail for period of not
less than one day nor more than five days
or both at the discretion OF the City Judge
for each and every offence.
Thus done read, adopted signed and
seal affixed in open session ut New Iberia,
La, on this 3lst day OF July, 1905.
G. G. LAuGHLIN, Mayor.
It was meved by Mr.. Delahoussaye,
seconded by Mr., Fisher and carried that
committee Of three including the Mayor
be appointed TO investigate and see what
arrangements can be made to take up the
old outstanding warrants of the City.
The following committee was appointed
G. G, Langhlin, Louis 1ndest aud r. f.
Delahoussaye.
A communication from the Civic League
offering to assist the Council In the en-
foreement of its laws as to sanitation etc.
was read. when IL was moved by Mr.. Del
ahoussaye. seconded by Mr.. Renoudet
and carried that it be received and filed
and that the City Clerk acknowledge the
receipt of the same and assure this League
that the Council appreciates its efforts in
endeavofing to see that the ordinances OF
the City are properly enforced.
A communication from Mr.. Julien
Broussard charging Mr.. Chas. Goetz with
malfesance in office in this. that Mr..
uoetz took three COWS on the streets and
put them in a private yard and kept them
there for several hours instead Of taking
them to the pound shop.
Mr.. Messenger Chief Of Police stated
that Mr.. Goetz had caught three cows and
fut them In private yard with the inten-
ZION of taking them to the pound shop
'ater.
It was moved by MIR. Indest, seconded
10y Mr.. Delahoussaye and carried that in
the future all cattle to be impounded be
in tile pound shop and not in private
yards.
II was moved by Mr.. Renoudet, second
ed by Mr.. Delahoussaye and carried that
the meeting adjourn until the next regu-
lar meeting.
G.. 9. LAuaHLIN, Mayor
A. J.. CAMMAcK, Clerk.