New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-06-01

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of the City Board of Health is
bending every energy to have the
SAM airy laws enforced according
to the statutes while he is in of
flee. This week several dairy
men were hauled before Judg.
Davis and fined for not complying
with the dairy ordinances. From
what We were informed by him,
the dairymIen's milking rooms do
not come up to the requirements.
After June 18th no one will be al
lowed to peddle or deliver milk
unless ii is encased in glass bot
ties free from all dust or germ.
These ordinances, while appearing
as a hardship and an unnecessary
expense to the dealers in milk are
necessary for the preservation Of
the general health of the commun-
ity and Dr. Shaw says every ordi-
nance adopted by the Board Of
Health must complied with in
every particular
LOST-A bunch of keys. Re-
ward if returned to Enterprise
office.
The regular schedule Of the
Trolley line, operating between
Jeanerette and this City was
somewhat interrupted last We'd
nesday evening and again Thurs
day morning. From what We
learn some one spiked the rail
near Olivier and caused the cars
to leave the track. While there
was no damage done other than
The annoyance Of placing the car
back in position, still this is SER
ious matter and if the parties are
apprehended they will be severely
punished as the offense is one
punishable by hard labor in the
penitentiary 1t is very probable
that some mischiev0us boy, no;
realizing the fact THAI he was ell
dangering life and limb thought
he was playing some prank on the
employees of the road when he
committed the act. However, the
officials are on the lookout and if
any one is caught he will be dealt
with by The Courts.
Five shares of Citizens Bank
stock for sale. Apply this Office.
Tomorrow there will be q
game of base ball at iberia Park
between the New Iberia Regulars
and the New iberia Pick Team
for a purse Of $4,000 and the en-
tire gate receipts. Batteries for
the Regulars will be Porter and
Martin; for the Pick Team, Terrell
and amperez. Game will be
called at $3.50 sharp. Following
is the line up Of both teams: Reg
ulars- Guy Martin, G; Porter p;
Hebert 1b; Jennaro 2b; Delahous-
saye, 3b; Harrington s. s.; Lamp
erez, Landry, Doerle and Miguel
outfielders. Pick Team-k. Lamp
erez, c; Ed. Terrell, p; J. Mosely,
lib; Bill Lourd 2b; Mini 3b; c.
Duperier s. S.; Delahoussaye |. f.;
Duvenay, r. f.; E. Bouligne, c. t.
Lime, brick and cement 1t Ber-
trand Lumber Co
As we closed our forms last
night q large number Of citizens
assembled on the Court House
lawn TO hear what The advocates
of the Commission Form OF Gov
ernment had to say on the subject,
the election to take the sense OF
the voters to be held on June 18th.
DR.. H. A. King, president OF the
Club called The meeting to order,
after which able addresses were
made by Messrs. Anthony n. Null
Ter, Porteus r. Burke, L. I. Du-
lany and Jules Dreyfus. Mr.. Al
phonse Davis, Secretary of the
League received the following tel
egrams yesterday which were read
to the audience which speaks for
itself: Commission League, New
Iberia: "In Governor Hall !
inaugural address he was explicit
and emphatic in favor OF the Com
mission Of Cities. Another from
Lieutenant Governor Barre
read: Answering your day let
ter permit me to say that the COM
mission form of government is no
longer an experiment but it is a
proven success in the City OF
Shreveport. Experience will sug-
gest some changes from time III
time, but our people are not hike
ly ever to revert to the old coun-
cilmanic form"
Wirdow glass cut to any sizs
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