New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-19

and compare the city notes SO deposited,
and Immediately thereafter to cause the
same to be burned and destroyed by burn
ing the same in the presence Of the Mayor,
the President of each Board of the Common
Council the Finance Committees the City
Treasurer, and Controller; full report of
which shall be made to the Common Coun-
Gil at its next meeting under the certificate
OF said officials, which shall be filed, and
remain on record in the archives Of the.
city.
SEC. 9. That the said sale shall continue
from day to day until the whole of the
stalls, stands, and tables in said markets are
sold; that the Controller shall each
day furnish a process verbal Of sales
to the City Notary, and the price
thereof: and at the expiration of
three days after each sale it shall be The
duty of the notary to report the names Of
all purchasers who have not complied and
deposited the amount of the cash payment
| required, whereupon the Controller shall
| proceed to resell the stall, stand, or table
| for which the first purchaser has failed to
comply, who shall be liable to the city for
any deficiency in the price of adjudication
| at said second sale, without any right to
any excess over the amount of his bid
which said second sale may produce. No
notice, demand for a compliance, or putting
in default whatever shall be necessary on
the part of the city of New Orleans.
SEC. T. Be it further ordained, That the
| bids for any or all of the stalls, stands, or
tables in any Of the said markets may be re-
| jected by the Mayor of the city.
| Sec. 5. Be it further ordained, That each
| purchaser or occupant of any STALL stand,
or table, shall be bound to conform to the
ordinances and police regulations ordained,
or which may hereafter be ordained for the
regulation of said markets, to keep the same
clean and in good repair during the term
for which the same are sold, and at the end
| of the same to deliver up the said stall,
table, or stand, with its appurtenances, in
| the same good order and condition in which
| they receive them.
The city of New Orleans to keep the said
market houses Ill good repair during said
term, to have the same kept regularly
cleaned, and TO keep proper officers at the
same to preserve order and enforce q COM
pliance with the rules and regulations gov
| erning said markets; the city retaining to
itself the power to alter or amend the same
as circumstances may require.
SEC. 6. Be it further ordained, That in
case of any note given by any purchaser in
| pursuance of said sale is not paid at matur-
| ity, the right of the use and occupation of
the stall, stand, or table for which
the said note. was given will
| be forfeited for the unexpired
| term, without any other notice or putting
in default, and the said stall, stand, or table
with its appurtenances,H flor the nse and oo-
| cupancy OF which the same was given, will
at once revert to the city OF New Orleans,
| to be disposed of as the Finance Committee
shall direct, and the purchaser Of the use
| and occupation shall not be entitled to any
indemnity from the city for any expenditures
| or improvements which he may have made
to or on said stall, stand, or table, or its
| appurtenances. The holder of any note
! given by any purchaser of stall, stand, or
table, and its appurtenanees,, sold under
this ordinance who shall fail to pay the
| same at maturity shall be subrogated to all
the rights of the city of New Orleans
against the drawer of said note.
! SEC. 7. Be it further ordained, That in
consideration of the price paid, rs herein
provided, the purchaser of any stall, stand,
or table, with its appurtenances in any of
| said markets, shall, during the said term of
ten years. be entitled TO the full, free, and
exclusive use of the same, and shall be
exempt from any charge on the part of the
city of New Orleans, on tie same, as well
as on the articles by him sold thereon, eX-
ceptsuch annual tax and license as may be
imposed by city ordinances on trades, occu-
| pations, or professions.
SEC. s. Be it further ordained, That the City
Notary shall be entitled to charge and re-
ceiVe as his fee for passing the act of sale,
| fifty cents for each stall sold to each pur-
chaser. The expense of the act of sale, the
| United States internal revenue stamp, and
All oLn6E eApSuS5 hbbenuluB INC SbulB 10 Dt
paid by the purchasers.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
A petition of Mrs. Widow Marie Boisdore.
praying for free license for the sale of
wood and charcoal, was referred to the
Finance Committee.
OIL. Redon, asking permission to transfer
his contract as farmer of the Poydras mar.
ket to John Fernandyz, was referred to the
Finance Committee.
The following resolution by Mr.. Sullivan
was referred to the Finance Committee with
full power to act;
Resoloed, That the Finance Committee be
instructed to settle with John +. Walsh for
labor performed and material furnished
in repairing the Sorspuru market, on such
terms as they may deem just and right.
On molten the Board adjourned until
Tuesday, twenty.fourth instant, at six
o'clock T. d.
ALFRED BoURGES,