New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-02
D. E. MANDELL,
COntrOlle,

NOnLlOA4Cls
COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE BOARD OF ASSIST
ANT ALDERMEN.
The following resolutions received for
concurrence, passed their first reading:
ResolUed, That the Mayor be and he is
hereby authorized TO establish police sta
tionhOuse in the vicinity of the LeBretOn
market, second district and to place the
necessary policemen required at said sta
ton for the protection Of the inhabitants
of that locality, the rent of said station
house not to exceed twenty-five dollars per
month.
ResOlUed further, That the Mayor be re.
quested to accept, as temporary arrange
ment, the offer of G. II. Socomb, ESQ.,, ten
dering free of expense to the city the use of
one of the ticket offices at the entrance of
the Fair grounds on Gentilly road, to serve
as a police stationhouse until permanent
one is provided.
Resolued, That the Street Commissioner
be and he is hereby authorized to give thirty
days notice to the owner or owners of the
slaughterhouse, situated on Seventh street,
between TchOupitouias aud Fulton streets,
to remove said slaughterhouse within the
limited time, in default of which, the Street
Commissioner is hereby authorized to cause
the same to be removed at the expense Of
the owner or owners.
The following was laid on the table sub.
ject to call:
Be it ordained, That the Street Commits
sioner cause to be- placed within the lamps
at the corner of each public street in the
city the name of each OF the intersecting
streets, upon a plan proposed by ]. 0'Hara;
providing the same be furnished at a cost Of
not more than thirty cents for each sign so
painted and placed therein.
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Resolued, That the Street Commissioner be
and he is hereby authorized to select suit
able place in the neighborhood of the Jack
son railroad depot as dumping ground for
the deposit OF accumulated manure of
stables in the first and fourth districts.
Resol0ed further, That the Jackson rail.
road company be and is hereby authorized
to transport aud distribute said manure
along the line of said road for fertilzing
purposes, provided that no compensation
shall be paid by the city to said railroad
company.
Mr.. Devices moved to amend and strike
out all after the first resolution.
The melton to amend prevailed.
The resolution as amended passed its first
reading, as follows:
RESOLVED, That the Street Commissioner
be and he Is kereby Authorized TO select q
JsrFsoo Asse d sne nelgaoolnooa o. sns
for the deposit Of accumulated manure of
sLapies IN the nrst and fourth districts.
/ ORIGINAL. REsouUr1os.
By Mr.. Woolfley:
ResoEUed, That such Of the city tax bills
with the books and papers relative thereto
Ior the year 1856 as hAye been made out
sna prepAFregi iol any one OF more 81 tne
alstIlcts o. Ills Clsy, ~ lLhn.suli.sely aSlly
ereo 70 tine City treasurer. tnat tne eollec.
ZION OF such taxes may commence "itAoul
FArtner qelhy- va sfa e l7cf
The rules we're suspended and the Fesolu-
llsn nassed its frst and second readinas
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49, NA1 @popteu ~ tne iSHO"tns fO'9
Aeaal President Graham, and mesaEa
Burbank. Carrier. CLAY. Devices, Htapleton
and F7o5ias.
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