New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-03-14

We are in receipt Of sou.
venir postal card of the beaut'-
full Mount Carmel Convent tax.
en- the day after the last big
snow. The picture shows the
massive oaks and lawn which is
| bedecked with snow and will
serve as a big advertisement for
that famous educational institu-
ton.
Attention is directed to the
card Of Mr.. A. A. Dauterive, who
has leased one of the front off
ces Of the Frederic Hotel wherein
he will install periodicals and
magazines of every description
as we'll as a choice line Of can
dies and other valuable merchan-
disc. The establishment will be
in charge Of Miss Leila Dauterive,
a sister of the young gentleman.
There being ample room her for
a tirst-class news stand We feel
assured the venture will be a sue
; cess.
Mr.. John A. Gebert showed
Is several beautiful pictures of
the old Gebert Single mill this
week which he prizes very highly.
The pictures were taken during
the heavy snow Of 1895 and be-
sides their beauty, recalls to his
mind the time when he was ac-
lively engaged in the manufac-
ture of shingles in New Iberia.
in fact we believe the Gebert
family established the first in
dustry of that kind here operat-
ed by steam. The pictures arc
as perfect to-day as they were at
the time the views were made
and shows also large force Of
employees who stopped work to
ENJOY the amusement Of snow
ball throwing which is INDUCED |
in so good naturally on occasions
of that kind.
The School Board of this
Parish met at Superintendent |
Wallets office in the Masonic
building last Tuesday with a full
attendance of it's members pres
ent for the purpose of promul-
eating the returns Of the last two
mill election which will appear
in the columns of The Enterprise
next Saturday. After compile
ting this important work and dis
cnssing the finances of the Board
1t was then moved, seconded and
carried that in all Wards where
the tax failed to carry the
schools would be closed on Mar.
1oth. 1t is very probable that
within few weeks an effort will
be made to have the Board order
election in those Wards
where the tax was defeated which
nay change the result in some
# the Wards. However, March
10Th will find the teachers dis
'harged and the children deprived
IT further schooling unless pri-
'ate schools are maintained bv {
he patrons. II
The Circuit Court was in ,
ession the first three days Of
his week with Judges s. D. Ellis.
'ullan Mouton and Paul Leche.
'residing. Among the decisions $
endered were the following:
ohm d. Valet VS.. The Segura !
ugar Company Judgment af- q
rmed; Gabriel Landry ct al VS.. !
/. M. Burguieres Co., Ltd, judy '
lent amended and affirmed as y
mended; R. F. De1ahoussaye VS.. :
. M. Burguieres Co. Ltd, judy h
lent affirmed; Gabriel Landry o
$. J. M. Burguieres Co. Ltd. \
Judgment affirmed; Edgar Adams /
{ al VS.. Shadyside Co. Ltd, ap~ O
cal from st. Mary parish, judg +
lent reversed. Rehearings re- |,
used: United States Milling i
ompany VS.. Star Milling Com r.
any, on appeal from Acadia |,
arish; William Langley ct al +
!. Angelas Savoie ct al, appeal u
'om Jefferson parish Succ ession E,
Alfred Moss, on opposition of 4
homas kleinpeter, appeal from If
Blcasieu; Berdon Campbell Fur. W
ture Company vs.. Airdome The r
,er Company, appeal from CAL q,
sieu. u.