New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-22
local INTELLIGENCE.

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local INTELLIGENCE.
az CITY CoUNoIL-Bodrd Of Aldermen =
regular meeting of the Board Of Alder
was held last night, President MarkeJ
be chair, and the following members
present: Aldermen Boguille, Kaiser
rieu, and Prados. .-----
Herman Prados offered resolution that
bills hereafter presented to the city shall
ipned by the chairmen of the different
mites under whose cognizance the bill
mated, and by one member from each
X. which met with some discussion.
aderman Kaiser was opposed to it. He
perfect confidence in the chairmen of
diferent committees, and it would only
he means of crippling business, as there
ID be difficulty in finding all the mem
who by the resolution are required to
the bills.
Prados was sorry that there was any
psition, and hoped the resolution would
.assed.
O'Brien thought four heads were
Ter than one. He, as chairman of the
Ance Committee, could not swallow a
for $1,000 for running agutter when men
be Judgment was worth $500 to the city
decided it was worth but $500; and as
las not practical mechanic he would
eonsent to put his name to anything he
nothing about. He hoped the reso-
N would be passed. He was astonisbed
some people thought they knew every,
E and others nothing.
Prados said something about
hlity.
Kaiser did not wish any reference to
self. He worked hard for his living.
.e resolution was at length adopted on
econd reading.
RESOLUTION from the lower Board that
lack taxes and judgments due the city
a be paid from the year 1862 to 1869 in.
I've, and thatt Assistant City Attorney
receive eight per cent of the amount
cted for his services as collector, was
red to the City Attorney.
Board adjourned.
ard of Assistant Aldermen. This Board
in regular session last evening, Mr..
ny presiding. Present. Messrs. Breen,
!, Sturcken, Camp, Rose, Grandpre,
b, Aitkens, Pemberton, Walker, Pan
Wynne.
motion, the rules were suspended for
urpOse of allowing Mr.. Farrell to intro.
a resolution inviting the upper Board
let this Board in joint session to elect 6
Of the City Workhouse.
bill of Mr.. Grief for furnishing pro.
IS to destitute people of this city in
was eOncurred in as emanating from
pper Board. The sum claimed is SI95S.
olution from upper Board restricting
Ontroller and Treasurer paying out any
v without an order from the Council,
deferred to Committe on Finance.
City Attorney is authorized to en-.
the collection of taxes and judgments
the city from 1852 TO 1867 inclusive.
to upper Board for concurrence.
Olution to locate the Seventh District
between the Third and Fourth Dis.
court rooms was adopted. Also, reso-
to invite bids to complete the fittings.
4 led on second reading, and sent to the
Board.
olution authorizing the Controller to
the lowest bidder the contract TO
h the city with stationery was adopt
Ilso inviting bids for job printing CON
for the city. Adopted on second read.
buttons granting Messrs. P. Water
Co. privilege to erect a floating bath
Second District was laid over until
geek.
rd of Aldermen announced, and the
ounoil went into joint session for the
be Of electing a Clerk for the City
house. Mr.. J. s. Clark was elected.
Carondelet Navigation company pro-
70 give the city the privilege of drain
to Bayou st. John if the city will at
pay TO the company the sum of $685.
must be remembered that the com
4 lieid "a Judgment against the city.
I ompany, in the event OF the city pay
ejudgment, viii not tprosecute further.
ed on first reading.
ITEMS IN BRIEF. Ralph Batello, for
what pain paint brush would in
, + Thomas jackson, will have to an
. efore the Criminal Court.
SD. Bauer and Mrs. Egglesman, of the
d pm beer shop under the German the.
will be called on on the fifth of
\ ! 70 show cause why they SO loosely
1 pted to murder Albert Nawandy last
morning with broomstick. Dur
time the pugilistic twain are under
onds. 1t may occur on the trial that
I ating developments will be made
III not be altogether conscientious.
! charge Of murder against Dave An
! has been withdrawn at request of
utor.
Gellert and Peter Bauman have
between a $40 fine and going to
I The complaint against them was
hey were drunk, abusive, and dis.
Of the epeace.
les Bernwasser goes before the Grim
!. purt for having recreated himself last
! by beating William Kulms with
y no feet long, which William did not