New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-12

stable repaired, that the contract for repair
ing said stable was sold in May last, and the
purchaser Of the contract declines to do
the work, and we therefore offer the &C
companyiDg resolution.
]. S. ATHENS, Chairman,
GERALD FARRELL,
ERNEST G. M0RPHY.
The following resolution accompanying
the report was unanimously adopted on Its
several readings:
ReSolped, That the Surveyor be and he is
hereby authorized to have the stable of Fire
Engine Company No. 81 repaired: Provided,
The cost does not exceed i've hundred
dollars.
Under suspension Of the rules Mr.. Pam
dely introduced a petition of Charles Nor
gan, asking for further wharfage facilities
for the transaction of his business, which
was read and referred to the Committee on
Streets and Landings.
Mr.. Pandely presented the following reso.
luton, and asked its reference to the FL
nance Committee.
Granted.
Resolved, That the proviso of section
second of ordinance No. SlS, new series
approved December 27, 1867, be and the
same is amended so as to read as follows:
And also provided, That in no case shall
said license be less than one hundred dollars
for every private underwater Of insurance
policies.
Upon motion of Mr.. Breen the vote by
which Mr.. Maybin was granted authority to
repair the roof of his house on Magazine
street was reconsidered, when, upon mo-
tion go much Of the resolution as read, las
there is some doubt as to the right of Mr..
Maybin to do SO, he asks permission of
your honorable boly do so,7 was stricken
out, and the resolution as follows unani.
mously adopted
ResotUed, That ]. A. Maybir be and he is
hereby authorized to repair, with similar
material the shingle roof now upon the one
story brick building owned by him on Mag
azine street (west side), between ST. Joseph
and Delord streets.
The following resolution was submitted by
Mr.. Sturcken amotiou to refer TO the Com
mittee on Police andHealth was lost;a motion
prevailed to refer the matter to a special
committee of two, consisting of Messrs.
sturcken and Breen:
ResolCed, That permission be and it is
hereby granted to b. Rister to continue her
sausage mauutactOry, corner OF Annuncia-
ton and Sixth streets, provided the said
fl tory be kept in strict accordance with
existing laws aud ordinances, and only to
r main during the pleasure of the Comm IN
Council. ssEs.3
Mr.. Montgomery offered the following
resolution, which was unanimously adoptt d
on its several readings:
ReS0lUed, That the neutral ground or cir.
Giles on Canal street, at the intersection Of
Burgundy, Dryades and Rampant streets, be
removed, and the same be paved with square
blocks, the work to be done by the City
Surveyor.
Mr.. Breen offered the following resolu.
Iion, which was referred to the special com.
mittee appointed on that subject at an
earlier stage of the proceedings:
Resolred, That the Street Commissioner
be and he is hereby authorized to replace
the shade trees which have died on Wash
ington street, Fourth District, by live ones,
cost of same does not exceed
i've hundred dollars.
The following resolutions were read and
adopted on their several read.
lngs:
By Mr.. Rose:
Resolred, That the Surveyor be and he is
hereby authorized to cause fifteen new table
ops to be made for the butchers stands in
Dryades Market, provided the cost does not
.xceed five hundred dollars.
By Mr.. Farrell:
ResolUed, That the Controller be and he is
hereby authorized, after i've days notice in |
he official journal. to adjudcate a contract |
o the lowest bidder or bidders for shellipp |
md grading Constance street, from Joseph.
ne to st. Andrew streets, the work to be |
lone in strict accordance with speciica-
IONS on nle In the office of the City Sur
yor.
Ry Mr.. Farrell:
Resolced, That the adjudication of the
ontraot for furnishing the city with so, 900
arrels of oyster shells to NJ. Condran be
nd the same is hereby approved.
ResOtued Jurfter, That the Mayor be and
70 is hereby authorized to enter into con-
ract before The City Notary on the part of
he city with NJ. Condran, as principal, and
:. Leahy, Ms security, for furnishing the
ity with $4,000 barrels of oyster shells at
nirty cents per barrel, in accordance with
peciheations of the City Surveyor.
By Mr. Farrell:
WHEREAS, Nicholas Connen, contractor
Or shelling aud grading Josephine street,
etween Apollo and Howard streets. having
nth the terms and specifications of the con-
raCt; therefore
RESOLVED, That the Controller be and he
hereby authorized, after five days notice
q the official journal, to adjudieate to the
west bidder or bidders, contract for
helling and grading Josephine street, be-
Ieen Apollo aud Howard streets. under
he original plans aud specifications on file in
he office of the City Surveyor; and, further,
nat said Nicolas Connei contractor, and
Is securities, be.held liable in solido for any
,ss or damages which may beEustained by
be city in said adjudication.
By Mr.. Farrell
Resolred, That the Mayor be and he is
ereby authorized to sign and execute be-
ore the City Notary an act Of agreement
elatlye TO the notifications and alterations
made IN ordinances 524 and S65, new series.
noooylng the teuor and scope of ordinance
10. lll4, new series, relative to Kellar Mar.
let, approved November 4, 1858.
By Mr.. Farrell:
RESCUED, That the adjudication by the
ank sidewalks on one side of Magnolia
treet, from kellar Market to Washington
treet; also on one side of Third street
rom Magnolia street t. Willow street; and
lso on one side of Willow street. from Fe-
city Road to Jackson street, TO H. G.
'rown as principal, and Henry McGuihn as
eeurity, for and in consideration ofthe sum
I fortytwo cents per running foot, be and
he same is hereby approved, the security
ecepted, and the Mayor authorized to enter
1to contract with the parties, per notarial
ct, for the performance OF said work.
The Board then adjourned.
JOHN ToBIN,
Secretary.