New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-13
JOHN r. CLAY,
A, CARRIERE.


A. CARRIERE.
The following resolution accompanying it,
and referred to therein, passed its first
and second readings, and was concurred in
by the following vote:
WHEREAS, The New Orleans and Carroll
ton railroad company have sold to Messrs.
Henry Kern and B. FellDlan all their right,
title, and interest to certain lot of ground
Perdido, and Penn street,, and transferred
to them the usufruct acquired from the city
by act passed before Felix DeArmas, notary
public, on the 18th of July, 1888; therefore
Be IL resolved, That Henry Kern and B.
Fellman be and they are hereby authorized
to erect a brick building of three stories,
with iron front to the first story, on the lot
belonging to the city of New Orleans, in the
square bounded by Perdido, Baronne, Poy-
Gras, and Penn streets, measuring sixty-two
feet nine inches on Baronne street, seventy
four feet six inches front on Penn street,
sixty-eight feet four inches in depth on the
| side line nearest Poydras street, and
seventy-eight feet in depth on the other side
line, according to the plans and specifca'
! tions to be submitted to and approved by
the City Surveyor.
Be Il further resolUed That if the City
| Surveyor shall on completion Of the afore-
| said building approve its construction, the
| city of New Orleans will after the expira-
| ton of the present charter of the New Or
| leans and Carrollton railroad company, to
| wit: on the 9th of February, 1883, purchase
from Henry Kern and B. Fellman the build.
ings erected by them at q value to be fixed
by four appraisers. two to be selected by
each party, and in case of disagreement will
appoint an umpire, whose decision will be
final
be ii further resolued, That the Mayor is
authorized to enter into any notarial act
necessary to the execution Of this resolu
ton.
Yeas: President Graham, and Mes8rs
Carriere. Clay, Devices, and Woolfey.
Nays: None.
The following report from the COMMITTEE
on Streets and Landings was received:
COMMITTEE OF srREErs AND LANDINGS,
Board Of Aldermen,
City Hall, March 10, 1863
To the Honorable BOARD of Aldermen:
GENTLEMEN-Your committee have TIL
honor to report upon the following subject
referred &c siicifi, Viz:
Upon the ordinance providing for the sal
of the right of way to establish q railroad OIL
: Canal, Rampant St. Philip, Marais, Nc
rales and other streets, for passengers only
sent from the Board of Assistant Aldermen
5 for concurrence, your committee would rC
port favorably.
Upon the resolution sent from the Boar
of Assistant Aldermen for concurrence
that the City Surveyor be authorized +
level the protection levee, put the ditch i
order in the vicinity of Harmony and 81
Denis streets, your committee would re
port favorably.
e Upon the resolution sent from the Boar
e of Assistant Aldermen for concurrence
d that permission be granted to the Canal an
e Claiborne streetF railroad company to II
g pair and strengthen the bridge acroi
|. Canal Carondelet, at Claiborne stree
Il and to build at that point new bridge 6
e any time the Common Council may direc
e your committee would report favorably.
d Upon the resolution sent from the Boar
of Assistant Aldermen, that the City Su
G veyor be and he is hereby authorized
s grade and macadamize st. Joseph street, O
the New Basin, from Magnolia street to IL
It toll gate, your committee would report f
= vorsbly.
t Upon the petition of Mrs. A. L. Pagan,
C President of the Protestant Orphans HON
e asking that the city donate certain lots
e ground in lieu of those taken for the ope
y ing of an avenue through the land heret
y fore donated to them, your committee woul
D report favorably, and offer the necessal
: D. 8. DEVICES,
Chairman.
q The following resolutions, referred
u LneISlut pdsSou uotu IShuAhSs uuueE u 81
.e pension of the rules, and were adopted
s the following vote;
t WHEREAS, BY general survey of Was
n ington cemetery No. Q, the lets which we
a. donated TO the Protestant Orphans HON
Of A37 superficial feet were taken from Il
le land donated for the avenue, for which tn
Of now ask 396 feet for the land taken, add
1. to that which the city donated TO ga
O. asylum, therefore be 1t
re Resolued That lots Nos. Z, 3, 81 and
ls measuring $3.50 superficial feet, in Washin
Ks ton cemetery No. 2, be and the same
IS, hereby donated to the Protestant Orphan
We Home.
" Yeas President Graham, and Ness
ii Carriere, Clay, Devices, and Woolaey.
&c Nays: None.
y Resolped, That the City Surveyor be a
e he Is hereby authorized to grade and mac
= srize SC. Joseph street, on the New Bal
., from Magnolia street to the TOLERATE, Hsi
OF for the purpose the round stone now ia b
- session Of the city, said stone 10 be br0lI
y up by the inmates Of the city W0r<house.
"a Yeas President Graham, and Ness
q Carriere, Clay, Devices, and Wooln6y.
- Nays: None.
> The following were coneurred in On ii
Iu- ART reading;