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ordinance from the Board of Assistant Alder
men, No. so, returns the same for your ap-
proYal. II. GfouEi., CHAIRMAN
s. JOKES, Jr.
The resolution No. $50, adopted by the Board
Of Assistant Aldermen, and mentloned IN the
above report authorizing the purchase Of a lot
Of ground on Dauphine street for Eagle FIRE
Company No z, was concurred in BY the follow
ing vote:
Yeos-Messrs. Burke, Clark, Converse, Iii
ouel Jones, Labatut, LuPenbubl, Seweil and
Wood-9
.tay-Mr. Gasquet-l
Mr.. Giouel, on behalf of the Fire Committee,
offered the following report, when was au'pteo'
and the committee discharged
The Committee on Fire, to whom was referred
the petition Of Louisiana Hose Company and
Liberty Hose Fire Company; report against the
petitions of both, and ark to be discharged from
anv further consideration Of the SUBJECT
e GIQUEL, Chairman
SAM'L. JONES, Jr .
| Mr.. Burke offered the following report Of the
! Police Committee, which was adopted;
| The Police Committee, 10 whom was referred
Resolution No. SIG of the Board Of Assistant
! Aldermen, report the same with the receh'Ich-
dation that be conourred in.
| j. NJ. BrRkE,
p. y. WooD,
| J. J. LrGENBuHL,
T. GfQrEL.
Resolution No S16 ofthe Board Of Assistant
| Aldermen, mentioned in the above report. grant
inq d. Giarrcn leave to erect Pistol Gallery IN
St Charles street, was concurred IN.
Mr. Wood on behalf Of the Police Committee
offered the following report and resolutions
which were read twice and adopted unanimous
ly by yeas and nays, the rules being suspended
Tie Police Committee, TO whom was referred
the petition Of H. G Hicks, sexton Of the GENE
terry in the Fourth District, asking payment o.
the rent of the premises which the SAID se&tol
now occupies, respectfully report:
That the said p opc,ty as set forth in SAT-
, petition formerly was the property OF the lat
city Of Lafayette, now the Fourth District.
That during the embarrassed condition Of TIL
Z finances Of the late corporation q judgInent wa
obtained against said corporation OF Lafayett
and this property was seized and sold by tn
sheriff, in satisfaction Of said judgment, a
which sale the petitioner became the purchase
= for @752 80. The necessity Of a residence TO
r the sexton in the immediate neghborbood OF tn
Y cemetery is absolutely necessary, and the Us
4 OF the premises has been part of the perqui
y sites Of the sextonas a compensation.
4 our committee deem it advisable that til
o city should own said building and lot, and hav
e aseertainei that he present owner Will recon
- vey the same to the city for the sum of SIG
c cash, which, in the opinion of the committee,
/: a reasonable price.
,. Your committee would also observe, that sine
h the sale of the property sons $3.50 have bee
expended in improvements, and one years rer
,e of same is due, and which are included in II
10 above price of 1920.
:, The following resolutions are therefore sui
,e mitted for the approval of the Council.
~ j. NJ. BURKE,
70 p. n. WOOD,
~ j J. LCGENBUHL,
to Z. GIQUEL.
or Resolved, That the Mayor be, and he is her
by, authorized to accept an act of sale from
j. G. Hicks, of certain lot and improvement
vi known as the Sections Residence, situated
Nv Washington street, between Prytania and Co
81 scum streets, in the Fourth District, and fo
he merly belonging to the late city of Lafayette.
n Resolved, That the Comptroller be, and he
hereby, authorized to issue warrant upon t
lv Treasurer for the sum Of twelve hundred d.
m, lars, for the payment Of said lot of ground a
M improvements, upon the approval Of the title
the City Attorney and upon notice from
Novor If the campletiau of the act of sale,