New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-11
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER H. 1858

before the Recorder of the District in which
the offense shall have been committed, or
before any justice Of the peace of the city
Of New Orleans, 0ne-haif for the benefit q
the city, and the other half for the benent Of
| the informer.
SEC. IS. Be it further ordained. etc., That
the Surveyor be and he is hereby directed 70
measure and number each and every stall
| and stand in each and every market in this
city when required by the farmers or lessees
thereof, and designate and assign the size
| dimensions and number of each butchers
stand or stall, each fish, game, or vegetable
stand or STALL end of each chocolate stand,
stall, or table, SO that the lessees or farmers
as well as such person who may occupy such
stand, stall, or table may be enabled to know
the dimensions thereof, and the amount to be
paid to the lessee ofIsaid market for such
stall, stand, or table.
That after said stands or stalls shall have
been measured and numbered, and that If
the occupant or occupants of said stalls or
stands refuse to pay to the lessee or lessees,
or farmers of said market the amount which
said lessee or lessees is or are entitled TO re-
ceive, then in that case said lessee shall
have the right to refuse the use of said
stand or stall to said occupant or occupants
SEC So. Be il further ordained etc., That
all fines and penalties fixed by this ordi-
nance shall be recoverable before any court
OF competent jurisdiction.
Sec 81. Be it further ordained. ETC., That
previous ordinances and resolutions, or
parts of ordinances or resolutions referring
10 markets, be and they are hereby repealed.
SEC SO. Be it further ordained, ETC., That
this ordinance shall take effect from and
after the first DAY 0 January, 1869.
The following resolution of the Upper
Board was on motion referred to the City
Surveyor:
ResolUed, That permission be and is
hereby granted the farmer of st. Marys
| Market to extend stall No. Z toward stall No.
4. provided the same be done without eX-
pense to the city.
The following resolution from the Upper
Board was read end adopted on its several
readings unanimously:
Resolped, That from and after the passage
and approval of this resolution, the public
| library in the City Hall known as the
"Lyceum and Library Society,"" shall be
under the sole direction and control Of five
directors, TO be nominated by the Mayor,
and approved by the Board of Aldermen.
ResotUed, That so much of the law regu-
latiBg the management of said library as
conflicts with this resolution, be and the
same is hereby repealed.
Mr.. Fisher moved to reconsider the vote
by which the above resolution was adopted
The motion 10 reconsider was laid on the
table.
The following ordinance was read and
referred to the Committee on Railroads:
An Ordinance Providing for the Sale of the
| Right Of Way TO Establish Railroads or
St. Joseph, Delord, Euphrosine, and Clai-
borne Streets.
SECTION !. Be il ordained by the Common
Council OF the city of New Orleans, That thu
Controller be and he is hereby authorized t,
sell to the highest bidder, after FIVE days
notice in theFoficial journal, the contract 10
: the right of way Tor twenty years, for thu
construction aud working of the following
railroads, or the terms and conditions here
matter set forth; said adjudication 70 b,
subject to the approval or rejection OF tn,
Common Council.
SEC. 2. Be it further ordained. ETC., Tina
there shall be 1-ilt q double track railroad
: starting from the Intersection of Delta ans
81. Joseph streets; out st. Joseph street Il
Delord street; OFT north side of DelorC
street 10 Euphrosin7 street; out Euphrosin
: street to Claiborne street,
f Sec. 3. Be It further ordained, etc, Tha
the road, cars, etc, 9eS constructed in 81
/ cordance with plans md specifications {
) be furnished by the CITY Surveyor, agree,
s bly, to the lines, levels and grades 70 be e
tablished BY said ssicer' and to his entir
+ SEC, 4. Be it further ordained etc., Tha
= the right and privilege to be awarded to tn
Q party or parties offering to pay to the cit
the largest bonus per passenger carried i
t the cars, payable monthly into the cit
e. Treasury on returns made under oath b
the contractor to the city Controller.
8 SEC. 8. Be it further ordained, ETC., Tha
e the said railroads, rolling stock, equiv
= ments and fixtures to revert to the city a
n the expiration of the said twenty year
+ privilege, on q valuation to be 8scertsine
= by two disinte-ested persons, one to be ap
, pointed by the city and the other by tn
), contractor; sud in the event of a disagree,
p ment as to said valuation between said pc,
q sons thus appointed, third person or uu
= pire shall be appointed by one of the Di:
trict Courts Of NV Orleans, the lecisio
t thereby had to be final.
! Mr.. Pandely ss chairman Of the Commit
3 tee on Railroads, announced the follown
e gentlemen as members OF that committee
Messrs. Fisher, Kea-ny and Farrell.
The Committee on Improvements an
t buildings submitted the following report;
y COMMITTEE on IA6pRovEgE en- rs AND Buu.Dls s.
g Uity Hall, New Orleans september !, lsts.
n To the Honorable the Board OF Assistant Aldermen
: CENT ENEN-We have the honor TO sal
I init the following report:
On the petition Of John q. Williams, prC
) prietor Of q cotton pickery in tue Third III
{ tricE, asking permission to put in operate
g steam engine on his premises, in d
SQUARE bounded by Piety, Desire, Grestmt
! and Casscalvo streets, faVorably by resol
a ton.
On the petition Of the congregation
8, St. Peters Church asking permission
e build frame church, corner Of Esplsnat
70 and Rampant streets, we are of opinion tn
g the matter should be considered by d
= Council itself, as the locality is within Il
" fire limits.
= Very respectfully.
a JOHN BREEN,
= Chairman
# H. F. STURCKEN,
+ c. CAMP.
The following resolution, accompanyin
the above report, was adopted on its sever
il readings unanimously;
r RESOLVED, That permission be and is her
d by granted to ]. II. Williams to erect stee
le engine on his premises, in the squal
" bounded by Piety Desire, Greatmen, an
h Cssacalvo streets, provided that the chin
ie ney shall be of brick, and carried above u
Of roof of the adjoining building, and that th
floor about the boiler shall be paved wit
u the same material, and the whole De erecte
y in accor dance with the city ordinances.
!, On motion the above resolution was SCI
h to the Board OF Aldermen tor concurrenc
. Mr.. Fisher moved that SO much of the T,
= port of the Committee on improvement
- Al.