New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-06-28
Work bas commenced on the

posed by the promoters. Now that
Mr.. Jules Godchaux, president o.
the Traction Company has re
turned from tte Fast where he
has been for two months It be
hooves them to get busy before
the tax voted has gone by dcfallt
which, we do not think will hap
pen after the outlay that has heeh
made in having the bonuses voted.
The building Of a line CONNECTING
MS with ST. Martinville should
prove profitable once II is com
pletcd and they cannot begin It's
construction too soon for the res
idents along the route.
Cures Old Sores, Other Remedies Won't Cure.
The worst cases. no matter Of how long standing
are cured by the wonderful, old reliable pf
portet.z Autissptic Healing Oil. II relieves
Pain and Heals at the same time. 2Sc, SOC. u W
Despite the lecture and al
vice given some of those engaged
in the liquor business in tins City
with reference to allowing minors
to enter their places of business
and selling Of Intoxicating liquors
ON Sunday by Mayor Fontelie''
since he has assumed office, 1t
seems "A number of violations were
reported to him by his subordi-
nat. officers on Monday morning.
When these matters were repor.-
ed 10 His Honor he lost but little
time requesting all Of them 10
meet him with the Commissioners
at six o'clock that evening. Mr.
Fontelieu again warned them that
further violations Of the ti'y
ordinances would cause him ia
withdraw their licenses and they
would forever be closed up and
prevented from doing business
in New Iberia, that he intended
to enforce the law with reference
TO minors frequentlng barrooms
even though it was necessary 10
close up their establishments
We have strong reasons to be
Iieve there will be no more VIOLA
tons on the part of those engaged
in the liquor traffic so well con
yinced are they that he means
what he says. The determination
Of Mr.. Fontelieu to suppress
'hese violations Of the law meets
with the approval of ninety pei
cent of the people and we fee
confident his lecture last Monday
evening will have the desired ct
feet.
Grim Reaper claimed as IT.
own last Monday morning all
that was mortal Of Mrs. Adrier
Dominique, nee Arise Josephine
Viator at the ripe age OF 70 years
Deceased expired on board the
Southern Pacific train when few
miles ont from Cade Station eI
route from Houston, Texas, wher'
she had been almost at the pom
of death for the past two months
living with her daughter, Mrs
Eva Lamont, who resides in tina
| CITY. Mrs dominique was
native of this Parish, leaving t.
mourn her demise eight children
three daughters and five sons
among them being Mrs A. Etienn'
Of New iberia; Mrs. Emma Mo
hart of Lake Charles; Mrs. Ev'
Lamont of Houston and Messrs
Larfce, Pamlin, Polite, Arvill
and Mora J. all residents here
The funeral was held from 81
Peters Catholic church on We'd
nesday morning at II o'clock A
NJ. The family have the sympa
thy Of a large circle OF friend
and relatives.
The Attakapas Clinical Socif
|tv held its annual meeting Wed
nesday in the parlor Of the Al
takapas Club The member
| met first at the Office Of DR.. Kin
where a number Of interesting
eases were shown and discussed
This organization is composed q
physicians Of the Attakapas Pa'
fishes and holds meetings quarter
lily, the annual meeting Away
being held in New iberia ut whic
meeting officers are elected. In
officers for the past year wer
| DR.. Hunter Of Rayne, President
DR.. Carstens Of New iberia, Vic
President; DIR, Clark Of Lafayette
Secretary Treasurer. The me-
officers elected were DR.. Boyki
Of Jeanerstte. President; ID
Shaw of New Iberia, LIST VIC
President DR.. Mimms Of Crowley
I'd Vice President; DIR. Clark, n
elected Secretary,Treasrrer. In
next meeting place will be a
Rayne. Drs. 'Butlerworth an
Mummell of New Orleans wer
invited guests and read interes
ing papers. DR.. Williams OF Pa
| terson also contributed a papel
The following members wer
present, Drs. Clark, MoutoI
and Voorhies Of LAFAYETTE; DIR!