New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-10-25

tue dtlSH.
II is difficult to state the eXact
amount, hut it evidently VIII be
insignificant in comparison to the
public Importance Of the work
TO be done and the benefits to
accrue to a large number OF the
people of this Parish
Respectfully,
WALTER j. BURKE.
On motion. duly seconded and
carried. President king was au-
thorizcd and directed to confer
with Mr.. Bprke with full power
to extend such aid as he deemed
proper,
At the request Of Mr.. Decourt.
the Secretary was instructed to
notify Messrs. Luke Barras. Chas
Blanchard. Theodlle Oubrc to
close all drains leading from their
properties into the public roads.
The Secretary was further IN
SiTttltu 10 NlllS wv 'Aal'i oh''
Commission and ask for the re-
ports relative to the grade OF
railroad crossings; and to notify
the Iberia & Vermilion Railroad
to build a crossing to conform
with the requirements of the
Commission over that tracks
crossing the 4 arpent road in the
rear of the property of Mr. Fred
Decuir.
On motion Of Mr.. Landry. see
onded by Mr.. DeBlanc and car
ried, the President was directed
to cause a survey 10 be made by
the State Highway Department
for continuation of Lourds lane
to intersect the Petit Anse Road
at a point near Il. Il. Minvielle s
store.
President King reported that
the 100000 issue Of road bonds
sold to Thos. Furlow at the last
meeting, had been duly signed by
the President aud attested. by the
Secretary and deposited with the
Parish Treasurer with draft at
tachcd on said Thos. Furlow for
$37 10000.
These bonds and draft had
been forwarded to Toledo, Ohio,
and returns were expected within
the next day or two.
After some discussion, it was
agreed by the Jury that the dis
posal of the funds derived from
the bonds should be deferred I'M
til next meeting. The President
was directed however, on motion
duly seconded and carried. TO
appoint committee of four to
examine into and report on the
merits OF ditchinc and road build
ing machinery which have been
offered to the Jury. Messrs. De
corrt, Gates, Landry and Romero
were appointed on this commit.
tee.
Justices and Constables.
u. Landry 1855; w. Romero
$3.50; j. A. Dugas $14.95: f.
Romero S.55; M. A. Moss $3.50.
!. T. Legnon 1910; A. Goula
$3.50; }. A. Babin 1855; Chas.
Boutte 1895; J. r. Davis $4,000;
). Miguez $3.50; Octave Hebert
5000; r. P. DupIantis 1855; r.
Decuir $3.50; J. A. Seg,ra 1855;
M. J. Dominique $500; !. G.
Thomas 5000; Jas. Borel 5000.
Road and Bridges.
Jos. Hayes 81; A. Morris
$3.50; VIM. Lourd 500; A. Ron.
sonet $l2; !. Francis 1865; p. r..
Renoudet Lumber Co.. $242. 10;
Lastie Bertrand $l1.50; II. De-
court $12; II. Broussard $195O !:
A. Fortier, Jr., 1925; f. Miguez
5000; VIM. Lourd $16.15; Eraste
Derouen 1920; !. Francis 1925:
Jos. Hayes $s5; A. Wyche $40:
Eli Bontte $12; G. Thomas SO. so;
Leon Dreyfus $3.50; Alcea
Vaughn $14.40; A. j. Decourt
$3.50; VIM. Lourd 45c; Alexis
Broussard $3.50; G. Leblanc
$3.50; Geo. Henderson $2.45: +
Samuel $40; I. Francis $15: A.
Decuir $12; d. Samuel 1895: Joe
Hayes $29.75; A. M. Bernard
Wagon Works 1925; s. Precella
SIG; Geo. Oubre $40; A. Fortier.
Jr. $45; +. Leblanc $1O5O: joe
Hayes 81; !. Francis $l5.
General
Andrew Maurice $3.50; w T.
Burke 800; ID. F. O. Darby $25
}. D. Romero So; j. G. Leblanc
SO; Il. A King $4O5; T. A. De-.
rouen 800; W. L Burke $25
L. Broussard $35; VALE & Co.
sos; r. ?. Duplantis So; w. L.
Burke SIS; F. Gurin So; r. P.l
Swire 1926; T. A. Derouen 800: |
II. Boutte So; G. J.. Provost As
Estorge Drug Co. $3.50; s. La