New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-25

John Berthin as security, for the collection
of the revenues of the DrYades Market IN
vi Che thirty -HfEt December, 1888, f0r and
In consideration Of $3.50 per month. ba'
Was concurred in on firss reading ana On
second reading by the following vote, TIE
rules being waived: .IIoa u
Yeas: President MaSkey and MessfA Brady.
Kaiser, GBrien, Pessou and Shields g.
Nay-None. fss-. ~ i4..9 X
The following resolutions from the Lower
Board: tnr $500 5Fn 1890" X
Resolced, That the adjudication BY the
| Controller Of the CONTRACT for collecting the
revenues Of the Claiborne Market 70 Louis
Smith. security John Berthin' be and II il
Resolced further, That the Mayor be and
he is hereby authorized 70 enter into CON
tract before the City Notary, in behalf Of
the city, with Louis Smith as principal and
John Berthin as security, for the collection
Of the revenues OF the Claiborne Market,
until the thirty 'afst OF December, 1883 for
and in consideration of SlIsO per month. *
Was concurred in on first reading, snd on
second reading by the following vote, the
rules being waived: @e} 1a xa
Yeas: President Marley, and Messrs, Be-
guile, Brady, Kaiser. o'Brien, Pessou, Poy.
not and Shields-s. .ee e.
Nays: None. .l-,-r.. 10
The following resolution from the Lower
Board: .#sv 4
WHEREAS, A large number of the police
of the city left their respective beats and
assembled in Lafayette Square this morn
ing, and there appointed committee to
wait upon the Mayor to demand the back
pay due the force; and II
Whereas, One of said committee did
threaten and notify the Mayor that If the
police force was not paid on or before Mon
day next, that the whole force would take
possession of the city treasury and pay them
selves; and s,.s.rE n
Whereas, The Chief of Police, who was
present and cognizant of these facts, and
made no personal effort to stay the threat
ening aRd riotous conduct OF said police
man, . -.l,-4. an glrL
Resolued, That in the opinion of the City
Council the present Chief of Police has
shown himself incompetent to fill the impor-
tant trusts confded to him and to control
his subordinates, and that It is the duty of
the Police Commissioners to remove him
from office. .-+ 49,. "a
Was, on motion, laid on the table indef-
nitely upon the following vote: I.-,f 4.
Yeas President Marley, and Messrs. Bo
guile, O'Brien, Pessou, Poynot, Prados and
Shields. q
Nays Messrs. Brady and Kaiser-2. q
The following resolution Of the lower
Board: 8
Resotued, That the Board of Aldermen be
and are hereby requested 20 meet this Board
in Joint session at eight O'Clock to proceed
to the election of Commissioner of the
Houses of Refuge, in place OF Mr.. Clinton,
who is nonresident.
Was concurred in. dis s.s 4
The following from same Board: .t.
Resoeped, That the Controller be and he is
hereby authorized to sell, after five days
notice in the official journal, the contract
for cleaning out ali the draining canals, &C
cording to specifications in the Surveyors
Department.
Was concurred in on first reading; also on
second reading by the following vote, the
rule being waived:
Yeas; President Markey, and Messrs. b.
guile, Brady, Kaiser, Pessou, Poynot,
Prados and shields-s.
Nays: None.
The resolution of this Board, striking out |
The clause sat not less than par in the |
ordinance for the million loan, was returned |
not concurred in.
On motion this Board persisted in said
and appointed Messrs. Shields.
Kaiser and Poynot committee to confer
with one from the Lower Board in relation
thereto. |
The following resolutions of the Lower |
Board: |
Resolved, That the contract adjudicated |
" the Controller to A. Conrad, for the |
,leaning of the sinks of the public build
ngs of the city of New Orleans, in March |
asst, for the sum of four thousand five
hundred dollars ga, 500), be approved.
ResotDed, further, That the Mayor be au.
horized to enter into a notarial contract |
With A. Conrad according to the terms of
he adjudication.
WHEREAS, The numerous complaints of
property holders paying taxes and licenses,
1 the Bazaar, situated between the Meat
nd Vegetable Markets, as public nuisance
nd detrimental TO the public interests; be
/, therefore,
Resolued, That the Street Commissioner
,e and he is hereby authorized and in
tructed to remove, or cause to be removed,
fter one months notice, any and all stands,
tails, or other incumbrances now obstruet.
ng the levee, streets, or sidewalks, between
AaAS0O nA40 SS7NhobAN AAtsA avs ~ NAS wv
nd District.
ResoEved, That the Surveyor be and he
} hereby requested to furnish the Commons
'ouncil with plan of all the, paFeeis Of I
and remaining unsold from the opening Of
'lalborne street.
Were concurred In on first reading, and
be rules being waived, read a second time
nd copsufrad in severally by the following
ste:
Yeas: President Markey and Messrs. Bo-
uiIle, Brady, Kaiser, o'Brien, Pessou, Poy-
OF, Pfados and 6hields--9.
Nays: None.I a
The following resolutions of the lower
card: E4 II
RgsolUed, That the City Surveyor be and
hegeby authorized TO have the roof of the
Iags Inc Market repaired, IS it leaks very
Reside That the Surveyor be and is
erehy authorized to have the roof of the
rapssh Market repaired, rs it leaks very
Resoited. That the Mayor be and he Is
srebyl authorized TO enter into contract with
Dseph Howell. for the extension of Ninth
rect Market, Fourth District, in accordance !
It'll Plans and specifications OF the City .
aryq4or, and in accordance with the adiu-
lcatApn made by the City Controller.
Wee referred to the Committee on Streets {
I'D landings. glC
PETITIONS. t~ M liz
A petition from the officers of the Com.
erciai Water Works Company for the hqui-
alton Of their claim against the city, TO- Ills
ether with resolution 70 that effect offered !
, Mr.. BoguiIle, was referred to the Finance