True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27

eft sickness and in such case he shall give hotice
to the mayor, who shall place another to do his
duty until the Council shall uct thereon. In case
| Of neglect of his duties the commissary shall pay
fine oftwenty dollars for each offence, andfurher
he shall be liable to be removed by the council.
Art % The said farmer shall be bound to comply
with all the regulations contained in this ordinance
in all that relates to him. Ho shall not be entitled
to any indemnifcatsn from the Council under the
| preteIt that tho ordinances, by virtue OF which he
has formed his contract not sufficiently clear or
are not enforced either by the negligence of the
officers of the police nominated to protect them, ar
by violations committed by individuals; the farmer
having the right TO prosecute the said ofheers or
individuals the may be, to have them
punished with the fine or 9th penalties fixed Tor
| these offences.
Art 90 The farmer shall not under any pretext
whaevcr, exact or receive fees of any perssn selling
many other places than those designated by the
| present ordinance, under penalty oil twenty
dollars for each offence.
Art 30 All fines fixed by this ordinance shall be
recoverable before any court of competent Jursdlc
ito n for the benefit ct this municipality
Art 81 1t shall he the duty of the commlssary OF
the market to cause to be posted up, at all times in
at least six places in said market, this ordnance III
the French, and English languages.
Agreoably to previous notco Mr. Iaiaweli IN
troduced the following ordinance upon paving,
which on notion was ordered to DO printed and
sde the order of the day for the next meeting.
AN ORDINANCE ON PAVING.
Sac. l. Bo it ordained by the Council of Munich
n,l,v No. 2, of this city of New Orleans, that the
following streets be paved with cubic blocks OF
stone, like the pavement now being made IN drawer
street between TchouPitoula' and Magazine sts',
md that said streets be paved in the following
order, to wit:
Grayier street from Circus to ST. Marc street,
common fran Cnrondelet TO Claiborne; Circus from
Canal to Julia street landing; Canal from Baronns
70 Claiborne; Poydras from Baronne to st Marc
Perdido from Baronne to ST. Marc; Camp IRON
D.,o,d IN tho INNER line of the Municipality
Carondelot. Girod to Triton Walk.
Sec. Re- il further ordained; that the following
!, street. be paved with hexagonal blocks of wood
and in the following order, to wit:
Hevia street from Carondelet to st. Paul;
Jackson from Basin to Claiborne; st. Marc from
Common to the Protestant Cemetary; Franklin.
Robe rtson, Marais and IRENE streets from Cana!
TO Common street; Phillippa from Canal to julia
St, John, St. Potter and St. Paul, from Common to
Julia street landing; ST. Mary, Freret and Girondo
from Common to the Protestant Ccmctay.
See. g. Be it further ordained, that to facilitate
the paving of the foregoing streets. The Mayor
be and he is hereby authorised to ADVERTISE in three
newspapers in the following cities and states each
in New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Maine, Con.
necticut, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and in
New Orleans, for three months, that this Council
will receive proposals for the delivery on the land
ings of the Municipality of $4,000 square yards Of
cnbic blocks of granite of the following dimensions
to inches by from 10 to "a inches the surface
and from to inches deep, squared at tho sides
and ends SO us to form close joint; to be delivered
within two years from the time of the contract,
not less than 10000 yards every 80 days after thu
first delivery, which is hereby fixed for the LIST da!
of Nav next, 1899.
Soc. 4. Be- it further ordained, that payment t.
the contractors for the aforesaid stone shall be mad