New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-06-14

fled at once to stop the practice of al
with the condition of the roads and that
unless they comply with the law that
the matter be placed in the hands of the
D. trict Attorney for prosecution.
The following parties are slated to be
notified by the Secretary:
| Mr.. J. c. Akers of Jeanerette for not
having secured permission for crossing
the public road with rice hume and
failed to furnish bond. J. N Pharr at
Olivier for allowing rice hume across the
Model Road to leak thereby interfering
with tie work now progressing on the
New Iberia Jeanerette Highway. Mr..
George Labauve to be requested to re-
move an old rice Hume on the West Side
of Bayou Teche. Mr.. Joe Decuir, R. F.
D. No. 1 Jeanerette, La, for not having
secured permit from the Police Jury to
cut ditch across the Public Road and
| furnish bond. Mrs. Anita Boutte and
Francis Boutte for draining their re-
spective lands into the Public Roads
contrary to law. The herein above mer
toned parties are requested to comply
with the rules and regulations governing
the crossing of public road with rice
fumes, draining into the public road,
etc., within ten days following the receipt
of the notice that the Secretary is hereby
!! instructed to mail to each and every vio-
lators. In default thereof the Police
Jury will take the necessary steps lead
ing to the enforcement of the law.
Mr. Theard Hebert requested that the
Police Jury furnishes him two or three
| nen for the purpose of cleaning Ger
tain drain in the 7th Ward and enough
.un Der to repair a certain bridge over
said drain. The location of the drain
and bridge being within the jurisdiction
of Mr.. Numa Miguel, representing the
9TH Ward, this matter is hereby turned
over to Mr.. Miguel for attention.
] A communication from the State High
way Department requesting that the
Police Jury issue certain number of
certificates of Indebtedness in payment Of
partial estimate of the New Iberia-Jean-
erette Highway tabled until Friday, June
18th, 1919 Whereupon it was moved by
Mr. Romero, seconded by Mr.. Derouen
and carried that the Police Jury adjourn
until Friday, June 18th, 1919 at 10 A. NJ.
in order to, more fully, consider the re-
quest of the Highway Department.
The resignation of w. ]. Delcambre
as vat inspector of the Parish of Iberia
| was read and accepted to take effect
June 10th, 1919 and no motion of MI.
Derouen, seconded by Mr.. Moresi and
carried. The arplication Of Mr.. Junius
Prince as a successor to Mr.. w. ]. Del
| cambre was favorably acted upon and Mr..
Junius Prince is hereby appointed vat in
spector for the Parish of iberia at sal
! airy of $500 per day and DR.. -Guilfoyle,
U. S. Veterinarian and in charge of the
| Parish of Iberia approved of the appoint
| ment of Mr.. Junius Prince, and be it
| further moved that the appointment of
Nh. Junius Prince be forwarded to the
State Live Stock Sanitary Board of Ba-
ton Rouge for approval.
The vote on this motion being unan-
i'm Gus the motion is hereby declared car
. Iied.
DR.. Guilfoyle, U. S. Veterinarian sub
. mitted to the Police Jury plan in
which cattle grazing on lands across the
Grand Lake and Lake Fausse could be
dipped without the expense of building
| watts in that part of iberia Parish. His
| plan consist of having said cattle dipped
in a floating vat, operating expenses of
which could be born jointly by the Par
ishes of Iberia, ST. Mary land St Martin.
Whereupon it was moved by Mr.. Rom
ero, seconded by Mr.. Derouen and car
ried that the Police Jury adjourn until
Friday, June 18th, 1919 at 10 A. M. at
such date consideration could be given to
matters not attended to at this meeting.
| A. A. THEREOF,
President, Police Jury
PAUL BASSIN, Secretary