New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-01

Presently MeSslbs montgomery EeuloeI-
ton, Camp, Grandpre, sturcken, Rose, Far.
rel, Breen, Atkins, Pandely, Wynne,
Walker, Morphy, and Fisher.
A resolution from the Upper Board pro-
posing joint session was concurred in, and
Immediately the Board of Aldermen was
announced.
A resolution was made by Mr.. Morphy to
the effect that as the city officers had been
elected at the required time no action be
now taken. The resolution was crowded
down without being put to vote.
Mr.. Eustis was the only nominee for City
Attorney, and was elected unanimously.
Mr.. Frank Miechenard was chosen As.
sistant City Attorney.
The next officer in order was City
Printer. DR.. .Pemberton stated that as the
city charter provided for the election of a
City Printer in July he was opposed to
action now. The Chair ruled that an cleo
ton for this position was out of order,
therefore business was continued to elect a
City Surveyor. Mr.. Surgi was elected.
W. S. Mount was elected City Treasurer;
Andrew Hero City Notary; A. Ducheron
City Auctioneer; W. H. Toeler Keeper of
City Hall; James Wall Keeper Of City Park;
Hugh Lucas Keeper of Courthouse; B. F.
Hernandez Keeper of Powder Magazine;
Timothy Tracy Sexton of Fourth District
Cemetery; John Hart Warden City Work
house; Martin Costello Deputy Warden
City Workhouse; G. Leidner Clerk CITY
Workhouse; Samuel Weeks Superintendent
of Fire Alarm Telegraph; Edward Flynn
Assistant Superintendent Of Fire Alarm
Telegraph; DR.. Nichols City Physician for
First and Fourth Districts; DR.. H. Bayon
City Physician for Second and Third Dis.
tricts; Henry Gallagher Wharfnger for First
and Fourth Districts; John Simmer Wharf.
inger,for Second and Third Districts; Frank
Andrews and Robert Hamilton Deputy
Wharfngers First and Fourth Districts;
Antoine Berg and Eugene Dupre Deputy
Whar6ngers Second and Third Districts; E.
A. Davis Collector of Levee Dues for First
and Fourth Districts; Charles Cavanac Col
lector of Levee Dues for Second and Third
Districts; Charles Mobiles Collector Levee
Dues seagoing vessels; Joseph Prados Dep.
uty Collector of Levee Dues First and
Fourth Districts; Thos. H. Shields Assistant
Recorder for First District; H. F. Sturcken
Assistant Recorder for Second District;
George Pandely Assistant Recorder for
Third District; Peter Kaiser Assistant Re.
corder for Fourth District.
Board of Aldermen retired
The Republican members, by voting blank
throughout, entered their protest against
the elections.
the Finance Committee.
Mr.. Atkins was elected Chairman of the
Committee on Fires.
E. A. Lehman, by communication, stated
that he contested the election of Mr.. Grand
pre- as a member, and also that Mr., Grand
pre- was and is ineligible Referred to the
Committee on Credentials.
DR.. Pemberton spoke of the fact that all
the committees had been filed, and tina,
the Republican members, in the minority,
had been entirely overlooked, and demand
ed that some of them, in all justice, be put
on some of the committees. He was voted
J down and declared out of order.
A motion was made to adjourn until this
evening for the purpose of electing City
Printer. Mr. Camp was opposed to the
motion as being premature andunnecessary
J He, DR.. Pemberton, and Mr.. sturcker
J favored a proposition to lay the subject
over until next week.
, 1t was finally agreed to adjourn until thii
! wednesday, evening for the purpose O
eleoting City Printer and School Directors
the Upper Board to be notified; but notice
: was given that the other Board had ad
iourned, therefore reconsideration wai
, adopted.
Drawing for short and long terms fol
, members was laid over.
J Adjourned until next Tuesday evening.
AN UNFoUNDBD ATTACK ON A WORTHY
, CITIZEN. -somebody who is not "multun
in parvo" has committed a grave error il
the city column of the Times in mildly as
sorting that he saw horrible thing OF
Basin street, near Canal, where was laying
: q corpse, and that the landlord had driver
off women who were DESTROYS of preparing
the body for interment. The truth is thu
landlord is a policeman who rented a por
ton of his house to deceased who neve
paid for it. Her furniture was in bond TO-
the sum she owed, and the women who
were in attendance were prostitutes, an,
were stealing away the goods of the poo
woman who was lying unburied. OF courst
the officer stopped them, and for this SON,
shortsighted scribbler in the Times com
mits great wrong which he should hasteI
to repair. Will he do this7 i..
On TRIAL FOR RAvIsHING A. NINE.YEAi
OLD GIRL.-Hugh Timmons, man who's
hair is gray, was yesterday on trial befor'
Judge Howe, accused of the crime of raw
ishing little Mary Heiter, who was scarce
nine years old at the date of the alleged
rapfng. Shells an unusually pretty and in
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