New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-03-02

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To the Circuit Court Building
WhyY To see the Elson Art Elk
hibit! WhenG Daily from
March 9Th to 10th, inclusive, be
tween three and eight p. m. Al
admission of five mad ten cents
will be charged. the proceeds o.
which will be used to buy pic
lures for the high school. Two
beautiful pictures, now on exhibi
ton at Dauterive Furniture Com
pany will be given as prizes t.
the two pupils selling the most
tickets, so help them by buying
your tickets from them.
We had the pleasure of visit
ing the new Veterinary Hospital
located on Pollard Avenue last
Monday morning, known as the
Goodwin-Plapper Hospital and
were agreeably surprised to find
them SO well equipped to care
for disabled and diseased stock.
The large building is equipped
to accommodate not less than
80 head and 10 of the stalls were
already occupied, some com
ing from as far as Patterson,
La, st. Mary Parish and one
or two were brought in from
Breaux Bridge, which bespeaks
success for the enterprising pro-
prietors, DR.. j. Arthur Goodwin.
who located in this City several
years ago with the sole intention
Of giving this section of the coun-
try a first-class sanitary Veteri-
nary Hospital and who recently
associated with him Dr.H.C. FLAP
per of the State of Wisconsin, a
graduate also of one of the dead
ing schools of the United States
who came to New iberia well
recommended to DIR. Goodwin.
They have installed an Equine
Operating Table Of the most mod
ern design at great expense and
outside Of the City of New Or
leans, we dare say New Iberia
can boast of having the most
sanitary hospital Of that nature
in the State. An institution for
the care of dumb beasts such as
these gentlemen have built here
has been needed for many yean',
and it behooves the people to
help sustain the Institution which
should be a pride to all 1berians
who care to see the proper scien-
tific and humane treatment given
stock when in need of attention.
On Friday morning at about
two O'Clock the home Of Mr.. AL
bert Lemaire on the Forty Arpent
road, just outside of the corporate
limits of New iberia was entered
by three negroes prying open one
of the rear doors and almost
every piece of wearing apparel
Of the family taken off before
they were swaksned. 1t seems
the first to hear something UNI
usual in the room was Mrs. Lee
MARIE, who sprang out of bed and
struck a match ip the face of a
negro who appeared to have a
stick in one Of his hands. Mrs.Le-
maires screams awoke her hus-
band and by that time the, negro
with two others were seen flee
ing from the house. When the
lamps were lighted it was dis
covered that the entire house had
been ransacked and all Of the
clothing, in fact everything OF
value was gone, not even sufficient
clothes being left in the home for
Mr.. Lemaire to leave the prem.
ises and make known to his
the fact that his prem
res had been robbed. After the
break Of day several pieces OF
apparel were discovered
on the public roads a few acres
below the house which had been
dropped by the daring burglars
in making their escape. Several
Of the local officials were out early
The next morning trying to trace
The perpetrators Of the crime but
up to this writing we hear Of no
arrests being made. 1t is time
now that the officislE be prepared
with blood hounds to run down
the perpetrators. of such crimes !
AZ these before others are made ,
q suffer az these people have.
With the large forcs of Police
officers and Depsty Sheriffs the
perpetrators Of such crimes should
be speedily apprehended and
brought to justice.
Dispatches Of February the
18th report the mysterious death
i Mr.. John Taylor Of Rayne, La,
Tor many years employed in this
City as bookkeeper Of the Iberia |
cypress Lumber Company and
we'll known here. The telegram
3 as follows: Mystery sur
rounds the death Of John Taylor,