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


Sresolution for the approval Of the con-
tract with Mr.. A. Conrad. Tll 2 ls1
Very respectfully. .1sfefa rlihtt
~ f.-..-s .-a's 3. .WYNNE, Chairman;
..... w. H. PEMBERTON.
o.. 90 JOHN BREEN,
The following resolution accompanying
the report Of the Committee on Police and
Health was unanimously adopted on its
several readings and sent to the upper
Board for concurrence: ,..,iH va
Resotoed, That the contract adjudicated
BY the Controller to A. Conrad, for the clean
ing OF the sinks of the public buildings of
the city Of New Orleans, in March last for
the sum of (S450O) four thousand five humid
red collars, be approved. -.5,, ~, I,,-...
Resolped, further, That the Mayor be au-
with a. Conrad according to the terms OF
the adjudication. .t.,- ....- rf.4et-..
The following resolution from the upper
Board was ccncurred in on its several read.
ings unanimously: 20 aii I'D lows
RESOLVED, That permission be and is hereby
granted the FARMER OF st. MAry's Market to
extend stall No. toward stall No, 4 pro
vlded the same be done without expense to
the city. VI -
Mr.. Walker submitted the following reso.
luton, which was referred to the Committee
on Improvements and Buildings: L
sResolred, Tint permission be and is hereby
granted to G. W. Stockton to erect upon the
triangular piece of ground at the junction
OF Liberty, Delord and Euphrosine streets
small portable engine and boiler for the
purpose OF grinding corn; provided, the
said engine and boiler be erected in accord
ance with existing laws and ordinances,
and remain during the pleasure of the Com
mon Council.
Mr.. Breen offered the following resolu-
tons, which were adopted on their several
readings unanimously: ''".''
Resolped, That the City Surveyor be and
IS hereby authorized to have the roof of the
badly. y
Resolued, That the Surveyor be and is
| hereby authorized 70 have the roof of the
badly.
Resoloed, That the Mayor be and is hereby
seph Howell for the extension of Ninth
Street Market, Fourth District, in accord.
ance with plans and specifications of the
| city surveyor. and in accordance with the
adjudication made BY the City Controller.
.... Joint Session. 4un. ii.
| The Board of Aldermen here entered and
the Council convened in joint session, Presi.
dent Marley in the chair, for the purpose of
electing Commissioner for the Houses of
Refuge, Tin place Of Mr.. Clinton, a non
resident ..-...'.,
Aessrs. Peter Marley, Alex. Mckay and
Jas. Brown were nominated. Mr.. Markey
having received a majority Of the votes cast,
was declared duly elected. r..I-.. ....
The Board of Aldermen then retired.
Mr., Breen offered the following resolu.
ton, which was adopted on its several read.
ings. ....t...r.-t
Yeao Messrs. Kearny, Rose, Aitkens,
Walker, Camp, Sturcken, Morphy, Pandely,
Wynne, Farrell and Breen. .+ ..a...
Nays: Messrs. Pemberton and Grandpre;
1lr. Fisher being absent. a.-p o. IA.
Resolued, That the Mayor be and ia herebv
authorized to enter into contract with jobs
McEltue, to nix up q court room for the
seventh District Court, together with iurv
rooms, etc.. in accordance with plans and
specifications Of the City Surveyor, and in
aceoIaance with the adjudication made BY
the City Controller.
Mr.. Pandely moved reconsideration of
the vote by which the above resolution was
adopted, which motion was lost.
Z The following resolution from the upper
Board was concurred in:
Resotoed That leave of absence of ten
days De and is hereby granted TO Mr. T..
SURG, City Surveyor, from the twenty-ffth
instant. - >'--
The following resolution offered by Mr..
Fisher was adopted on its several readings.
unanimously, and sent to the upper Board
for concurrence: 'rs.t-
WHEREAS, The want of proper crossings
and the decayed condition OF bridges rem
Ger passage unsafe at the intersection OF
". Claude, IRENE and Marais streets with
the Bayou road; -
Resolued, That the Surveyor be and he is
hereby instructed TO construct a stone cross.
ing at each of the above named streets.
The resolution from the upper Board di.
recting the Controller to adjudIcate a con-
tract for paving the sidewalks in rear Of st.
Bernard Market coming up on its second
reading, was concurred in unanimously
after being SO amended as to read as fol.
lows:
Resoloed, That the City Surveyor be and
ne Is hereoy authorized TO have paved the
SIDEWALKS In rear of st. Bernard Market;
provided the cost Of said work shall moi ex,
ceed nve hundred 5000 dollars.
The following resolution from the Board
Of Aldermen coming up on its second read
ing, was Concurred in:
Yeas; Messrs. Kearny, Rose, Athens
Walker, Camp, Fisher, Pandely Wynne.
Farrell and Breen. -a3i 'ilil' 4
Nays; Messrs. PembertOn, Grandpre and
Morphy; =. Ed hsr.-l "a rf, ~ y
WHEREAS The term for which the c;tv
Physicians elected by the Common Oounci
on the thirtieth June, 1868, has not been
specified and whereas it is CUSTOMARY 10
proceed 70 such elections every two wears.
be fixed; 5 - - :. ' ." oA4Ase
Resolped, That the term Of Office for
which City Physicians are elected be two
Years, TO date from their entering upon the
nischarge OF their respective functions. i77T7l1
The following resolution from the Board
Of Aldermen was concurred in unanimouslvo
on its several readings: n egistI NgI
Resoloed, That the Controller he aptS,o-.
lzed % advertise In the official journal dnr-
ing nve days that sealed proposals viii be
received at his Office for supplying the citv
with blanks, blank books and STATIONERY for
one year. agreeable to specifications on Ale
u ms ONCE, as approved by the chairmen Of
Inc Finance Committees.
The follouvfne, ~o.of-as.