New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-29

ing that he Would move IN odon+ II lint. tho
pripTing wnI,Id nosf loo r,rcI ~ D,' ny
not necessary TO adnpt IL nndrr The circnT7
stances. ~ "'''''' '''I Uii I 'iil
4 communication from t1,s Nr,,o,. favor
ing the purchase Of the waterworks, was
IF QUO az Frd,, oncb 20 u G4Iee composed
appointed Aldermen Kaiser Bradv PoVnat
aud PessOu. Mr.. Shields moved to add the
55 ARCS 10 Inc committee which was
Tbe BOARD went into o,.,c,,,;,,, .o,.i,y -,
motion Of Mr.. Shields.
a rgsoIuI,on rom the Lower Board sent
co nm nf rbro , ~ S,G j- board appoint
Legislature and pray thom TO adont some
measures to relieve the city from its pres.
hn i,ithTin I u, l tHa! the city
IF e. mo- 6G0 rroe ,t,; 1oltz 70 lnG eAlehI
0R,ian h,,t G'et ~ py AiuerIhah
tIdnrr,,,n 6fPr,nr a ,,'1 iail Shiglus.
+I.niob ~ -,,br.iro uiIe',I y SUBSTITUTE
on, sa,,+ g., ~ 49, a tlc sumo as the
tho honda werc 10 bnor a. tIlLt
n,,ii ai5 nnt w W oo az r cent lnteTGst
snhst{tuta togetbn,, Tni,i iot ~, ~ SeaI7' NJ
So, 80 - % ml.l tut rrsOluIloh
sn Wa con,nitioo "o't',l' was ItigTred 10
d. md pnvnot uarc .r,,'i nv, lcti' bra'
niittpe Inv tRr prnefdert ''''''' 'h"l c"ln
kiGcrr3ar s.bieIds ,i ~ .,...,,.-
sbonId atnniy,t 'iitI tle M''yoI
9pnrov,l IF Tho Roord w Lu"!CCt 70 tlte
p6ssession of Tho vat, Uri's I
Fl m ygas taI,a,' Ia IL W. h'' ""I ho hC'
M Poaar, a,4i ~ ~ ill'l'et'
Board Of assistant 1Remea. This Board
met last evening in reruIor snssion Mr.
Koarnv nrasiding and NJ '' C.D ~ ~
MAJ ~ pieslulhs' "uu MeNsrS camp, Far
rel, Pemoerton, Fisher, Ma Ser Wynne,
Aitkens, Sturckcn Grandnre. al Rose
nresant
A., .
MI conway by message, informed the
Board that the arbitrator appointed to
make transfer of the waterworlys bol cor
ol,5oa ,toi.Iobo,., -, CIT ~ W.
o-e's'oH 'ilo'i o " HAiAE tAelf Nalue AT
9z,OOu,OOO, payable IN bonds of the city as
provided in the fOrty.second section NJ tho
charter of the COMPANY. II was snggnstnd
that the Council Immediately apD0iut a
board of directors to whose hands the works
be given at once,
The waterworks now belong to the city of
New Orleans, or will as soon as the act of
sale shall be passed.
tailed report. Received
:; MI fish i on9red the following rcso'u-
That the Mayor go a,,,o %Topt y',.,, .,,
sioners and a superintendent, who are 70
!, w No
rambi ,g lS Sisc noS,,r Vp ronS'rTenGe.
which many strings of srnselrs5 wnrd5
were uttered. Messrs. Sturcken, Fisher,
auo nguIe engaged III the gasworks on the
snektnr Mr. Wvnna ntarr,,,' 3sJiS Sf, ,I Nus
mouth 'e' NM ~ S''"' MS
Mr. Conway vetoed the ordinance 10 sell
the revenues of Dryades market.
d,nnrce S ova,, I t molten 10 pass IhH or
or's veto was sustained.
The City Surveyor notified the Board that
MT, oton"n mas iallea TO make good his con
draining machine, The wv Work w yls'I 10 have
o,'tu com eu last FrornalE. referred 10
report next meetingS. ~ ''''''''''' ~ '''' =
The subject OF tho city draining into the
CarondeIeL canal broke out atresl, and after
w. NV Tf rc gI " ia, Sa'S OF 1rEUF '1'7
After considcrir "a further smpll amount
of business, the Board adjourned.
FA,utyJ,Rs- The ,ttcnti,n nj q, norton
Of Byunv street AIpiers WINS ocrnniea soma
time Yesterday afternoon bv q famiIv souab.
bic which had been much better enacted
with closed doors. A Young man. whose
wife was temDorarilv residinr with bc,,
iholneI' n"u CAlleu at MS VIE request 10
remove her 10 MS own nome. For some
unexplained reason the mother opposed
TINS removal anH the contention OF the
parties became so nerce that breach OF the
peace seemed inevitable. Two COlOred