New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-08-03

J plan calls for solid floor between tn
= Gaps and rails but instead Of being soil
q it is circle floor and it is better than
solid floor for the reason that the wate
cannot remain between the planks an
rot them.
Mr.. Aucoin and myself told Mr.. Blan
that he should not use any more old lum
. Der in building the remaining portion @
the bridge for he has used several oil
pieces, and that they are just as good a
new if not better and will not effect tn
bridge IN any way.
Respectfully,
p. RoBICHAUX.
Mr.. Lemaire moved, seconded and car
ried that the Police Jury as body pro
coed to Sarah and make an inspection O
the bridge
Mr.. Boutte was authorized to have thu
necessary lumber for the bridges to b,
built over the PEBBLES Coulee.
Treasurer report showing cash balance
to credit of General Fund of IS, S83. OF
was adopted.
Mr.. Willard appeared before the jury
on behalf of the Joint Committee, stating
that the City Council, at the request OF
the said con mttee had appropriated $3.50
to assist i'll defrsyiug the expense of GER
tain surveys on the East Side of Bayou
Teche and asked that the Police Jury
make like appropriation. 1t was moved
| by Mr.. Bianchst, seconded by Mr.. Miguel
and carried that the sum OF $3.50 be and
is hereby appropriated for the purpose
| set forth above.
On motion of Mr.. Lemaire, duly car
ried, the Parish Surveyor is hereby ordered
to survey road from the Lourd's lane to
the property of o. Viator.
On motion of Mr.. Romero, duly carried,
the following ordinance was adopted:
Be it ordained by the Police Jury of
Iberia Parish in regular session assembled:
That no one shall run an aut omobils on
the public roads Of Iberia Parish at fast
er speed than at the rate of Twenty-Five
miles per hour.
BE it farther resolved that upon meet
ing vehicle Of any kind, and while eros
sing said vehicle, any one running, or any
OF the occupants of said automobile is
hereby required to slow to a speed of the
rate of three miles an hour.
And be it further resolved that anv one
violating the provisions of this ordinapes
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon
conviction shall pay a fine Of not more
than Ten Dollars or be confined in Jail
not more than ten days.
Mr.. Dugas moved, seconded and carried
that the sum of $3.50 be allowed Mr.. g.
Blanchard to pay his expenses to the
Charity Hospital at New Orleans.
The Committee of freeholders of Fausse
Pointe submitted he report b( low, which
was duly adopted.
4th Ward, Parish of Iberia
To the President and members:
We present and members of said Parish |
your committee of freehoders appointed
by your honorable body to take action IN
5he opening Of road in the 4th Ward
eading to Portage Pelisaire beg leave to
submit this our report.
The only objection is strip of land be-
enging to c. E. Brenholts that prevents
of said road. We therefore
said part of land necessary
o afford connection following the south
inc of Section 81, Township IL, SRsE;
md according to plat drawn by the Parish
surveyor said connection to be 60 feet
width from Eugene Capp's to H. Vaughn's
'lace, making three arpents and &C SEN
ime superficial acres We estimate said
and being wood land at SO per acre.
We remain your committee,
F. J. MEsTAYBR,
G. J. LAFoNTAINE,
THIRTULE LoUvIERE.
EDGARD MEsTAYRR,
CASTOR GoNDRoN,
HAZARD VAUGHN.
Below is the report of q committee on
rainage, which was also duly adopted:
Loreauville, July 81, 1907. I
We the undersigned committee appointed l
examine the Broussard road beg to re-
,rt that we found it in most deplorable
addition from being flooded on both sides 9
7 rice water. We would recommend that v
Q Police Jury grant Mrs. Hy. Lee n
ugas, her son and daughter, Charles and ii
ellie Broussard the right of a ditch slong 2
9 public road from their South East cor Il
II following the line of Mr.. Edmond b
South and East to fall into 4 m
ual leading into Choupique distance G
about seven arpents, ON condition that u
ey at once dig Canal four feet wide v,
d two feet deep and throw all the dirt D
I'll up into the road, this will give them S,
adequate drain and prevent their water
oding road. A recently made ditch Ii
ossing the road should be ordered closed al
d the bridge removed. AS it allowes the W
Iter of Mrs. Hy. Lee Dugas and others to ell
,ss the road and flow int a private Pl
ain which is already taxed to its utmost. th
rice hume crossing the road should be ia
Tered removed or au adequate boxing SD
iced beneath as it is obstructing the :
ter. Four furrowers should at once be
own out on either side of nearly the
9Th Of the road to allow the water to
" off, until such time as the road can
graded. There ale number of plant
that are dependent entirely upon this
ID to get their crop to market and un-
s something is done at once it will soon
impossible, it will require but very