New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-03-03
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

The Police Jury met this day in regular
session with President pro tenn Leon NJ.
LeMaire in the chair and the following
members present, to-wit Mcssrs. Hardy
| Boutte, J. A. Dugas, A. GoUla, Numa Nj
guez, Prospere Romero and J. l.. SalaE-
nayder. Absent-George J. Labau, A.
Decuir, N. BIanchet and Geo. ". Dallas.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and adopted, after certain corrcc-
| tions were made
On motion of Mr.. Fsatte, seconded by
Mr. Miguel and carried, a warrant for
One Hundred and Ten Dollars was issued
to MI. NJ. David as the purchase price for
certain road and all the Improvements
thereon. President pro tenn LeMaire t0
receive and accept said road for the Parish
1t was moved by Mr.. SoheXnayder sec
onded by Mr.. Miguel and carried that tine
Parish Attorney be and he is hereby con
stituted committee of one to make ar
engagements for a loan sufficient to enable
the Parish to pay cash for all running cX-
penses.
On motion of Mr.. Boutte, duly carried,
the Treasurer is hereby instructed to re
fund the Sheriff 50. 80 for erroneous assess
ment of B. Olivier.
DR.. w. j. Emmer, President Of the Par
ish Board of Health, asked for an extern
sion of thirty days more time to enable
him to get the whole board together to
make a statement. Granted.
On motion of Mr.. Miguez. duly carried
the fol owing committee to-Wit: Jos. Dau-
terive and Cab Landry was appointed to
ascertain the approximate cost OF opening
public road from Mr.. Donat Breaux's to
Wyche's bridge.
The following petition of Philip Conrad
was granted
To the Honorable the President and Mem
bers of the Police Jury Of the Parish of
Iberia:
This the petition of Phillip Conrad of
your Parish aud State with respect re-
presents;
L Udl ne IL tIllllbNti i'll lilt GHiiiN at ION
of rice in the third ward of your Parish
and for that purpose he desires to cross
the Public Road with rice fumes on the
two plantations which he has rented in
said ward from Oscar A. Br0ussard.
He therefore makes this application
for permit from your honorable body to
construct at his own expenses the two
fumes required, and further asks that
your honorable body fix and determine
the height at which he must place the
bridges across said fumes.
And he futher prays for all such orders
as your hOnors may require to be issued
in the premises and to carry out the pur-
poses herein sought.
Respectfully submitted,
P. A. CONRAD.
The above work to be acceptable to A.
Decuir members of that Ward
The Parish Attorney reported verbally
that he had awarded the printing Of the
Parishes Ordinances to the Leader, the
lowest bidder.
Mr.. Boutte moved, duly carried that the
Treasurer pay the Parish Attorney $50,
amount due him for arranging above or
dinances in book form.
The Treasurer submitted his regular
monthly report showing cash balance of
2,649. %. Report was adopted.
1t was moved by Mr.. Dugas and duly
carried that the sum of $4,000 be set
aside to assist the taxpayers of the 18th
Ward in determining the limits Of the
Drainage District in that Ward
Mr.. LeMaire turned over to the Treas
urer Seven Dollars amour: returned from
sale of all flooring taken =, # of the Court
House.
The following resolution! introduced by
Mr.. Miguez was unanimously adopted
Be it resolved by the Police Jury OF he
ria Parish, that the Parish Attorney is
hereby ordered to notify Gen. T. T. Myies
to have the Cherokees in the public road
leading to Delcambre, La, from the said
public road as is required by law; and
that should they not remove the said cher
okees from said road that there be aflida-
Wit made as per resolution of the body.
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