New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-03-25
REPORT OF THE BOARD OF
HEALTH.

State Board OF tiehhln JUST
Of the public places 10 New me
ria this week and of whirh we
herewith append, although we 90
so reluctantly. rs the report Is
not complete. for we notice on'V
a few places Of huq)nogS singled
.ut when = general inspection q
every public place N New 'h"r"
should have been made when IN"
Health Train reached here These
state officials should have devoted
m Least forty-oiFht hours I" me
work and taken in everybody. nc
fore publishing their report,
which we consider an lnluSf gee I"
those thew seen fdt to slngl" out
for publication:
Gucvdan. La Mar u ~
On Saturday. March eleventh,
in company with Mayor FoWrf,
DR. Young. City Health ottIr'r.
and your sanitary inspector !
made an official tour OF usper-
ton and found the following con
ditions.
The CITY Market walls dirty.
ceiling dl1y Hnd full st IVY
speckp. old trash, fire hose and
thunder stored in market; part 81
the market il used for a stahl"
which is directly connected with
main market Whole building IN
screened.
Bo,rp & Stansbury's slaughter
pen-floors and walls dirty; saws
dirty. hides kept under same root !;
hog pen adjoining slaughter PEN
dead calf putrefying within ten
feet of slaughter PEN whole place
filthy.
Ernest Migues restaurant
screens defective. flies IN kitchen
dirty toilet within fifteen feet OF
the kitchen: milk and butter kept
in same compartment IN relrl@c-
rator with food products, Place
fairly clean otherwise.
f. Armintor rcstauranf-dln
ing room dirty; kitchen very DIR
ty; spittoons dirty: rotten meat
found in refrigerator which was
removed.
q. Girroird Recommendations
dirty. many flies; unscreened and
dirty toilet just behind restaurant
Alex Chargois lunch counter
place imperfectly screened; fuli
of flies: number Of coffee cups
on counters filled with fly specks.
G. .. Lamperez bakery-floors
very dirty and defective; many
flies on unroolded bread walls
dirty. toilet just behind restaurant.
screens
M G.. Smith s steam bakery
floors dirty; bread troughs dirty;
many flies in bakery; and dirty
water closet within Is feet OF
same.
The following dairies were VS.
tied.
r. G Pesson--milking 10 COWS.
producing IA gallons of milk;
scores IS.
pevton Porcieau--milking II
cows, producing 9 gallons, scores 6 ,,,.'
%.
Rene viator-milking % cows.
producing 43 gallons. scores 81.
Louis Pesson-milking 70 cows,
producing ii gallons OF milk
scores 3.
A. p. Pesson--milking II COWS,
producing 20 gallons, scores 81.
II. p. Gates-milking 30 cows,
producing 65 gallons. scores 81.
Louis Delcambre--milklng Is
cows, producing 10 gallons. scores
16.
J. G. Broussard-milking 20
cows, producing Is gallons. scores
81.
VIM. Bcutte-milking % cows,
producing 90 gallons Of milk.
scores 81
Southern Pacific depot-scrup-
ulously clean with sanitary TOILETS
which are kept in sanitary NJ"
ner. We want to complimenf MIR.
Dimitry on the clean and sanitary
condition in which this depot IS
kept.
The City Jail was fairly clean;
the windows were dirty; there was
a strong odor of hisinfectanrs
which was very disagreeable.
The Parish Court House not as
we'll kept as it should be just as
I entered the building the janitor
was sweeping and there was a
cloud of dust; he had not sprink-
led the floor. The clerk s office
was dirty; the record room was
dirty: there was an old glass I'M
der drinking faucet; evidence OF
pomiscuous splitting on floors and
walls, and dust on everything.
Floors are defective; stairs from
lower to upper floor in the rear
were filthy. The court room IS
lighted and ventilated but dirty.
There is a defective sewer in the
rear of building.
The Parish Jail needs more at
tention. The walls We're dirty;
iron work had not been recently
painted; everything about the
place was dirty. The odor of dis
infectants was 80 strong il was I'M
pleasant. and rendered the place
almost uninhahitahle. Light and
ventilation insufficient. and no
bath tubs.
The Central High School
walls were dingy; and dirty the
building needs scruhbing; com
mon drinking cup still in use and
the surface closets defective.
The Madison Street school
~rhar, IN, rradas arn taueht il