New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-07-31

NAY VI ctdls, TIE Hc"ly tltCl
ed official took his seat on Mon
day afternoon at four o'clock il
the presence of number of hi
friends. Owing to the genera
impression that the Inauguration
would take place at six in tn,
afternoon, the usual meeting hOul
of the Trustees, many were denieC
the privilege of witnessing the
event that otherwise would have
been present. Aside from tallin9
over the office which was temp
orarlly being filed by Mr.. Frank
Decuir, no other business of tn,
City was transacted. Mr.. Sealy
announced that he was not any
speech-maker. but would devote
his entire time to attending the
needs Of the City and would dis
pense with a Street and BRIDGE
Commissioner in accordance with
his Interpretation of the Charter
and thus save that much money
for the people Mr.. Sealy took
to his official duties like one who
had several years experience in
handling mrnicipal affairs and he
will make New Iberia a painstak
ing and conscientious official. Let
all pull together and give him
their moral support and his add
mlnlstratiOn will be made a sue
cess.
Moss Cub Sauce now 15c. Buy
a bottle
"A case of much interest that
came up before Judge Simon of
the District Court this week in
which decision was rendered
sustaining decision of the City
Court, issued by Judge Nuckolls
some weeks since. has settled for
ever the rights Of barroms to open
their restaurants which is in the
same building on Sunday. It will
be remembered some two months
ago, Judge NuckOlls served no.
tees that in no places where both
saloons and restaurants were ope
rated would he permit their doors
to be opened on that day, ire
spective of whether the bars were
screened Or not. Contrary to his
warnings the law was violated
which resulted in him imposing a
$4,000 fine on the guilty parties.
The case was appealed. as stated
above, and on Thursday His
Honor, James Simon. sustained
the verdict as rendered. He stated
however. that had the case an
peared before him owing to the
exceedingly depressed times he
would very probably imposed
only nominal fine upon the
guilty. person. From what we
are Informed JUDGE Nuckolls NAV
accede to the oral request of
Judge Simon and reduce the pen
atty for this first offense. He is
as determined as ever to enforce
the law which is very explicit III
prohibiting the opening of any
doors of a building wherein
liquors are dispensed on Sunday.
Rub My-Tism-Antiseptic. Ano-
dyne-Kills pain. stops putrefac-
ton.
Despite the dry weather the
rice crop this season is as fine as
it has ever been at any season of
the year, Notwithstanding the fact
that many Of our farmers who
went into the culture very ex-
tensively, We're held back owing
to the cold spell which lasted so
late in the season at the time
planting operations should have
been in full blast. There is on
display in the show window of
the New Iberia Hardware Com.
pany an excellent batch which
was raised on the place of Mr..
Lee Gonsoulin near Loreauville.
Yesterday Mr.. Philip Conrad and
his father, Mr.. Adrien Conrad
cutting and on Mon
lay, we understand Mr.. Conrad
will commence his mill on the
East Side of the Teche. Once
his crop begins to be harvested
money will commence to circulate
n our midst quite freely. In the
Joreauville section of this Parish
he fields are simply beautiful
With this cereal, in fact almost
hat entire section has substituted
ice for cane this season. In
with Mr.. S. L. Brous-
ard, our Parish Farm Demon
traitor he told us that he was
lfraid the people of that vicinity
would devote too much Of their
and to that one crop. He would