New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-09-26
1t will be noted at the recent

| 1t will be noted at the recent
meeting Of the City Council. the
ordinance relative to harboring
hogs and pigeons within the Cit,
limits will henceforth be rigidly
enforced by the officials. The
ordinance in question is one that
was adopted by the State as vel
as the local Board Of Health and
so many complaints being made
to Mayor Alpine Fontelieu, the
Chairman of the Board of Health
that he is compelled to see that
the law be rigidly enforced in the
future. 1t is said there are up
wards of two hundred or more
hogs within the confines of New
Iberia and steps must be taken at
once by the owners to get rid OF
them. otherwise those who per-
sist in keeping them as well as
/ pigeons upon their premises will
have to pay a penalty.
Paints and Vamishes of all
kinds, Sherwin- Williams, Agents
Bertrand Lumebr Co. Ltd.
We were requested to an
nounce that there would be a
Democratic conference at the
Court House merit Sunday morn
ing at ten o'clock. All members
CT the Democratic Club and
especially those of our citizens
who wish to identify themselves
with the Party are cordially III
vited and requested to be pres
ent. The Club is still growing
and prospects are bright for car
ryihg the Parish by good large
majority.
Our young friend Master
Ben Dmlany, a son Of Hon. l..
Tasker Dulany leaves in a day or
two for New Orleans where he
will enter Tulane University to
take up a course in architecture.
Ben is a bright young man and
succeeded in winning scholar
ship for a four year course which
was awarded to him by the Lou
isiana Chapter of America In
stitute of Architecture. We wish
him success and fell certain he
will make rapid progress III his
chosen vocation.
Mr.. Bud Stansbury the in
valid requests us to announce to
the public that he is arranging
to give another dance at the Hal
Of America Fire Co. No. 2 on the
night of September 29th. 1t is
hoped he will be favored with
liberal patronage. The best OF
music will be furnished.
As a consequence OF the neg
lcct on the part of a few people
to muzzle their dogs as per ordi-
lance passed recently by the City
Commissioners, Mr.. Paul Bah
Boutte. a young gentleman
about 81 years Of age is now con-
fined at the Pasteur Institute at
New Orleans taking treatment.
The young man in question was
standing on the sidewalk near his
home at dust last Tuesday,
when a large canine came along
and made an abrasion in his leg.
After biting him the animal made
its escape. Just whether the dog
was suffering from the rabies or
not may never be known, how
ever his family physician request
I'd that he at once undergo the
treatment. This would have
been obviated had the animal
been muzzled and it behooves the
Police authorities to see that the
Jaw relative to muzzling Of dogs
DC enforced. This is a very SER
Gus matter and those who own
logs should not impose upon the
people by refusing to comply
With the ordinance. Sooner or
alter the owners themselves may
suffer as a consequence. One or
wo fines will, we are certain do
more towards the enforcement
Il the law than anything else.
Since the completion of the :
Iodel dirt road which leads to
spanish Lake which begins on
upper Main Street, we hear much
,raise about the work of the Po-
ice Jurors for the success in
which they have met in construct
ng such a permanent roadway
{ so small a cost to the taxpay-
rs. In conversation with a gen.
IAN from the 5th Ward last