The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-06-04
POLICE JURY
PROCEEDINGS.

Ian monthly meeting al,ll NJ J.
L. Srh.Nu,Sdrr ~ IL. char and
nlnr mcnhtiS upon ~ Hoo,
Tie reading II he minutes
were III ptnscd With.
Mr. Il + DlahoussaNe moved
that the Governor be advised ~
The vacancy caused hl the I'nuv
II d! Nj. Emile ca lans dnnIclic
10 a,,nlhc, parish. aud hat he. the
Governor. i" uuu,sted I" take
such action rs MY be necessary
10 tn he vacancy now existing ~
the sixth Ward Carried
Mn r. :. Perry representing
the State N.uionai Bank. appear
ed and asked the Police .ju, 10
take cave II a Il, feat Oi sume S.ilSl
paid nut hy the tank 70, road
vairania and A furll,,, sum $3.50
balance due on a io,me, note. A
new note Was aulho,lzrd, 10 hc
pad out Of TIA. first available
funds. ~ he, " ls. 10 he cared 10! ~
succeeding budgets.
pom the request 81 i. NJ
Nelrh, wee pItsld, MT ut the N.
4 n X X. the Police Jury sane
TONED the construction of the rail
Oad n,ldge across til. TecI,e nra,
Vida refinery i'll - iar ~ then
&C, may not cni il,rt with any Nat
lonal regulation governing navlsa
ble streams
On presentation Of .Inroi i. J
Messenger the parish survey" VA
authorized 10 survey road lead
ing 10 Lake s!)aul,,lve along iln
p,ol e!ty hue 1T l. zatd Il ing and
others
Ac munlcallou from the S,'an
ish L,k. Club, asking tor ~ an
pIopr,a ion ~ 500 10 assist 'h'
National Cove. uncut agents ~
tneir work Of the destruction Oi
the water lilies in lake IaAsc, was
laid on HE table.
Mr. T"ilier, Ivy petition, applied
for PERMISSION 10 erect a coffee
and cigar stand on the Court
House lot next the City Hall build
ing. The petition was tabled.
The Secretary called attention
10 the maturing Of an obligation
on account Of 4 scholarship ISSUED
to benz iiciary student at Natchi
toches. a warrant was author izrd.
As a result of discussing the
road question, the Secretary was
instructed to notify the makers 81
canals to remove any aud all
dumps that may interfere with
drainage.
A communication from the State
Board Of Health requested ".
providing for the exptns, Of the
Parish Health Officer and that h.
be sent to Baton Rouge to take
part in the coming convention of
parish health officers. The com
municatiOn was tabled.
"A reduction III the scale u
com pensat ion Of all tmplo, ees Of
the Police Jury was decided upon.
90 motion of Mr.. Dtla,ou,sayp,
when he submitted the follow ing
schedule for future application:
Secretary and Treasurer, $1,000,
reduced to 5000.
Pres Board Of Health, $1,000,
reduced To $500
Feeding lIiSnnr's, 40 cts
JanitoI Of court House, loves,
bid.
Parish Printing, lowest ibid.
Mr. Douglas presented the Am
d''"i = report which was very vol
nmir ~, but gave every detail in
such cl'aIhess as 10 make il, read,
f nnLc.sia hd'ng The total IN
lebt,dn.s of the parish was r..
presented in round figures M be
,ng 5000, but taking into cou-
+IdrI atiun certain sums due III,
Parish the above figure may br
,educed to Tl7 coo.
During the past two years the
revenue Ut The Far 81, represented
an aggregate amount Of $03,g47.
rs During The same period the
salaries pa Il represented q ne,
cent. Of the revenue.
The election Of officers fo lowed.
resulting as follows:
by "A vote Of q 10 1 Mr.. Mur.si
was elected ovrI Mr. Schema, az,
to the Presidency.
Mr.. Curtis WITS made Vice
President without opposition.
For the Secretary Treasmrer's
nilicr there we've three candidates:
A y Romero, W l. Du,ruy, and
q a Sandnz. Romero rec, iyed :
vo's; Saudi Z. .; Dnpuy,
u" Parish Printing bids were
opened rs follows:
Jranc,ett" Herald, 800 per
year.
N l. Enterprise, Free, except
all ordinance : which were cOEdi.
toned 10 bear the legal rate.
The lhtrian, SO per year.
during the discussion az the
b'ds which followed, Mr. Fish.,
"a'', reduced The bid NJ the En-
telinI., IL a lrnn hnuin 1..l,.a.