New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-11-23

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for his new dredge boat, whicl
will be used to do the heav.
dredging. Mr. Anglers informs u
that everything is progressing a
satisfactory as he could hope fol
/. and ere a few weeks much prog
ress would be made on the work
Owing to the congested con
dition of the different railroads
due to moving Of the crops, the
Tioga gravel to be used in tht
construction of the Model ROAD
from the corporate limits to thu
New Iberia Postoffice has been de
layed for an indefinite time and
the chances are it will be several
weeks before the work will bt
actively begun. This is unfOrt
innate for the residents. of lower
Main Street considering the fact
that they have suffered many in.
conveniences for the past three
years. 1t is hoped that the con
tractors will shortly overcome all
of these obstacles and complete
the contract.
BOarders taken at private home,
No 3O4 West Main Street, at
tlactive rooms and good board.
Gentlemen preferred, reference.
/ Phone 249.
Died, at his residence near
Belle Place, on Thursday, Novem.
Der 21st, 1912, at II o'clock p. M,
the venerable and esteemed Mr..
Joseph Divide Hebert, aged IS
years, native of this Parish. De-
ceased was a son of the long since
deceased Mr.. Edward Athanes He
bert. one of the original settlers of
this Parish. He leaves to mourn
his demise two sons and one
daughter, Messrs. James and AL
fred Hebert and Mrs. Mathilde
Armstead, all residents Of Belle
Place. Deceased was brother of
Mrs. Lastie Bertrand and Mrs.
Seraphin Crouchet and an uncle of
Messrs. Mic and Anthony N. Null
Ter. The funeral was held vester
day afternoon at 4:3O clock from
st. Peters Catholic church. The
relatives have the sympathy of a
large circle of friends and rela-
tives.
Now that special taxes have
been voted for the extension of
the Trolley Line from this City
to both st. Martinville and Breaux
Bridge, surveying parties are out
making all of the necessary sur
veys. This week rights Of ways
are being secured and as soon as
all these formalities are finished
we expect to see progress made
on this important Electric Line
connecting us with the upper
country. It is the intention to
run the line through, Segura,
which will also be a great conven-
fence to all Of the residents bord-
ering the Spanish Lake section.
Complaints come to us from
some of the East End residents
that several times recently their
fences have been demolished by
some young men who have
reached the age in life that they
should know better than destroy
property as they roam around the
streets at night. We are pleased
to note that an ordinance was In
troduced by one of the Council
men at the last meeting of that
Body, making it a violation Of the
law for minors to besout on the
Streets after nine o'clock p. m,
unless, either accompanied by an
adult. or full permission by the
parent to. be out after that hour.
1t is hoped that the Police OH
cials were be more alert regard
ing minors not only roaming the
but entering places where
hey have no right. Time and
! gain we have heard of minors en-
terinc pisces where liquor is sold
and otherwise freQuenting houses
where they have no right to visit.
This is a serious matter and all Of
icers who overlook these viola
lions should be removed from
he force.
FOR SALE-A Thesaurns Die
ionary of the English Language.
Brand new.-Enterprise Office.
The Civic League held its
'eCnlar semi-monthly meeting OH
Monday afternoon in the Pythian
Iall. One new member was ad4sa
o the roll. The members Of the
league expressed great gratifcas
ion on the recent action Of the !
,ity Council in rsstoxing the ordisa
Ianoe requiring the ripeingOf ths-sl
nrfew bell in Nov Iheris, andSl
nforcing the laws relative tos
The ladies' note with !
leasnre the good work zalong
ivn lines inangar1tsa il thu hlias ,
nd Live Oak Schools by kesfes-