New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-11-16
| here is a strong possibility

that Immediately the trolley
line contractors begin work
some outside parties will take
hold of tracks of land, subdi-
vide them, and build houses
and sell them on the in
stallment plan. Captain John
T. White has received several
letters from capitalists latlmat-
ing that they would be here to
look iato the matter as soon as
the operations for the trolley
begin.
There is also strong posi-
bilisy that some Of the local
land holders may start some
thing OF the same kind and it is
expected thar there will be a
great activity in the mar
ket here at about the same time.
Captain John T. White has
obtained for the "Sugar Bowl
Route" about a mile of right OF
way for the trolley tracks be
tween here and eanerette. This
makes the right Of wav very
nearly complete. As a matter
OF fact there are but one or two
small rights to obtain yet.
These will probably have to be
arranged for in some other way
than was possible with the rest.
Another bit of news regard
ing the trolley is that the letting
of its contract has been publish
ed in an official manufacturers
organ which is to certain ex-
text con6rmatory of the state
ments made here, that the con-
tract had been awarded.
DON'T THINK
You can't subscribe for our in
terest bearing PAID UP STOCK.
Anyone can purchase it whether
member Of the Association or
It, IBERIA BUILDING AsSoCIA-
TON.
Water in the Bayou is very
scant just now. 1t is said by
some Of the persons who are
familiar with it that it is lower
than the ever saw it before. Ii
is so swallow between this City
and Franklin. that the larger
boats have difficulty IN navigat-
ing and Just below the bridge in
this City there is scant FIVE feet-
The steady north wind has
had much to do with the water,
having driven the water out.
Boat men are of the opinion
that something will have to be
done in the way of dredging
and deepening the channel. AT
any rate the hyaeinths should be
cleared out.
A letter has been received at
this Office from some person at
PatoutvilIe relative to school
matters but As it was not signed
it cannot be published. The
columns of thh paper are at the.
disposal Of all the people, the
only requirement that the mat
ter shall not be libellous and
that the articles intended for
publication be signed.
That wonderful sale at
| Messrs. Blanehet & Fagot's
emporium still continues to draw
large crowds. II is to last for
the balance Of the twenty days
% advertised and new gseds are
constantly going in 50 tina, the
ssyply 81 The Bargains sever
ruas shert.
WKrSH % YOD rAEF1N
What does It'll The rent money
profit . man III paid for = home
be pays rent for gives you a bet
| a life ;imei ter house 10 live
,n and something
to live for.
iBxRIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
A wedding Of note at Fsusse
Pointe will be that of MIR.
Breaux Dasas to Miss Ifma
Bresssard, a daughter Of MI.
Cesare Rroussard. Beth ct the
Young folks are popular in that
section and they have the con-
graduation OF thier many
friends.
The Sheriff's Office is now
ready to receive taxes fer 1907.
These taxes become delinquent
on the 3ist day efDseembsr,
| 40 that In order to avoid the
| rush those who have to pay
should attend to the matter at
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