New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-10-23


ok was read and ordered filed.
On motion Of Mr.. Jacob, sec
hded by Mr.. Delcambre anC
arried, the President was giveI
I'LL authority to settle the claim
{ Mr.. Drouet for his derrick
caIe and hoist.
Messrs. Burke & Smith. attor
eys, representing Mr.. G. D'Aibol
admitted a written protest over
be action Of Sub-drainage Dis
rict No. 2 of the Bayou Carlin
Drainage District in dumping the
irt eXcavated from a canal IN
ler construction in the neighbor-
God of Mr.. D'Albor's property,
nto the public road and depriv-
ng him of ingress and egress to
lis property.
On motion Of Mr.. Jacob, see
|nded by Mr.. Decourt and car
lied, the Secretary was directed
o notify Sub-Drainage No. 2 Of
he Bayou Carlin Drainage Dis
|rict, to discontinue dumping the
]irt taken from the canal upon
he public road until the matter
|hOuld be satisfactorily adjusted
between the Joint Committee of
Fhe Police Jury and Drainage
Board appointed at the Septem-
per meeting, and the property
owners interested.
"A communication from G.. d.
Kemper, general superintendent
bf the Franklin & Abbeville Rail-
foad contending that the drain
binder their tracks in the vicinity
bf David Junction were adequate
TO care for all road drainage
which they served was read. On
notion of Mr.. Jacob, seconded by
Mr.. Decourt and carried. the Sec
Fetary was instructed to write
Superintendent G. d. Kemper
that the drains provided were
Insufficient and to demand the re-
noval Of the sc inch thing and
he instllation Of boxing of the
'ize Of the bitches in their stead.
DIR. Theo. Brand, Inspector of
he Federal Department of Ami
nal Industry, in charge of the
attic dipping in this Parish, COM
that the ordinance relat-
ng to dipping was being violated
~ number of cattle owners and
10 steps were being taken to en-
orce this ordinance.
Mr.. A. J. Cammack represent
ng the District Attorney, pointed
ut defects in the ordinance which
you'd prevent it's enforcement.
IN motion of Mr.. Jacob, seconded
y Mr.. Decourt and carried, the
GLOWING ordinance was adopted.
Section 1. Be it ordained by
he Police Jury of Iberia Parish,
regular session assembled, that
GREATER no cattle shall be driv-
q. allowed to drift, or moved bv
all, boat or other carrier into
IBERIA Parish. Louisiana, from
ny area In the United Seates
nat is quarantined by the Unit
1 States Secretary of Agricul-
Ire to prevent the spread of
or tick fever in cattle,
ntil they have been dipped in
button or otherwise properly
!sinfected under the supervision
duly authorized inspector of
lie Louisiana State Live Stock
anitarv Board or a veterinary in. :
hector of the United States Bu-
'au of Animal Industry, who :
lall issue a certificate for their {
T..
Section 2. BE it further or ,
slned, etc., that horses and .
ules entering the Parish of Ibe-
. shall be free from tick fever
largarpus Annulatus). When :
" cattle, horses or mules are re- :
wed at railroad station in :
eria Parish, Louisiana, from !
y point in the United States :
at is quarantined by the Unit !
States Secretary of Agricul- =
re to prevent the spread of '
lenetic or tick fever in cattle. :
shall be the duty of the rail "
ad agent to notify the supervis-
Inspector, who will be sta s
ned in New Iberia, iberia Par Z
|. Louisiana, and the cattle, 0
rises or mules must not be re- a
wed from the station stock pens 1
til permission to do so has been
,elved from a duly authorized p
pector of the Louisiana State +
We Stock Sanitary Board or q
I'M veterinary inspector of the
lted States Bureau of Animal e.