New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-07-23
sides and bottom

sides and bottom.
On top of said brick and ce-
ment trough there shall be placed
cast-iron plate at least one and
quarter inch thick for a three
feet trough and thicker in pro-
portion if width is increased when
the cast-lr0n plate is placed on the
trough on It's full length across
the road then same shall be cover
ed with at least one foot OF earth,
when the bridge or trough is COM
pleted with its foot of earth on
top there placed, the level Of the
road shall not be disturbed, no
elevation where the bridge is shall
be allowed.
2. That if any bridge or bridg-
es between these said two towns
on said public road be not thus
replaced and rebuilt as above
specified within SIX months from
date hereof, then, that the said
bridge or bridges not replaced
shall be condemned and every
ditch or drain Hereunder shall
be closed by the Parish.
3. That any owner Of lands
abutting said road who shall not
have thus replaced sufficient
bridges opposite his said land to
readily drain and carry off all
waters which he may drain there
on from his said lands, shall not
drain thereon until he shall have
built the bridges as herein speci-
fled sufficient for said drainage
4. No owner Of land or lands
abutting on said public road be
tween such towns may drain or
permit to be drained any water
from his said lands on said public
road without continuing drain or
said drains across said road and
beyond same in such manner as
will readily carry off all waters
drained thereon.
Penalty.
That any violation of the pro-
visions of this ordinance shall be
subject to indictment and prose-
cution according to law and upon
conviction thereof, shall pay a
fine of not more than 800 nor
less than $50.
Provided, That nothing in this
ordinance shall be construed to
mean the Nelson Canal, TIE
Orange Canal, or the Lolsel
Drainage Canal
5. That this ordinance will! go
into effect six months from date
hereof, after it's PRONUNCIATION and
publication, and that any law or
parts of laws in conflict herewith
are hereby repealed.
The Sheriff's requisition for one
two hundred dollar Qiquor) and
twenty $3.50 licenses was duly
granted.
On motion of Mr.. Delahoussaye
seconded by Mestayer and unan-
imously carried, the fee of Messrs.
Weeks & Weeks for action
against the Sheriff already filed
was fixed at $3.50 and their action
in filing same, ratified.
Messrs. Delahoussaye, Curtis,
Guilfoux, Romero and F. j. Mes
tayer were constituted a commit
tee to investigate the condition
of the drainage of Segura road.
A batch of bills amounting to
$566.25 incurred in stamping out
the smallpox at the Coteau was
presented for approval and the
Secretary requested to issue war
rants for same; upon the Secre-
tary declining to issue warrant
to the President of the Parish
Board of Health for $500, for thlr-
ty days services in stamping out
the smallpox, on the ground that
it was contrary to law and, hence
he would be making himself liza
BILE. Mr.. Delahoussaye moved, see
onded and carried that the Secrc-
tary be and he is hereby directed
to issue such warrant and the
Treasurer authorized to pay same
out of the special fund set aside
for that purpose.
The following bills were ap-
proved: DR.. j. w. Sanders,
President B. of H. $25; J. r.
Davis city judge $50; j. I.
Breaux, city marshal $25; E. j.
Gary, j. p. 1886; E. Landry, cor
stable 1885; P. R. Duplantis. JUS
tice peace 1855; f. BONN consta-
BILE 1855; J. A. Babin, j. p. 1885;
E. Decuir, constable 1855; R. Yer
ret. j. p. $14.95; G. Boutte, $14.93;
J. Segura, j. p. 1855; E. Romero,
constable 1855; NJ. Derouen, ]. p.
1920; S. Miguez, constable
$3.50; F. P. Schexnayder. j. p.
5000; T. S. Legnon, j. p. $1O.7O;
o. Hebert, constable 5000; ..
Provost, constable 5000; Enter
prise-Leader pub. proceedings
1925; R. s. Mcmahon, lamps
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