New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-26
W. W. WALKER,
H. F. STURCKEN.

NEhA1D AhhGlJlJ,
Chairman
W. W. WALKER,
H. F. STURCKEN.
Mr.. Camp here entered and took his seat.
The following resolutions, accompanying
the above report, we're unanimously adopted
on their several readings, after which they
were ordered transmitted to the Board of
Aldermen for concurrence:
ResolUed, That the adjudication by the
Controller, November Il, agreeably to
ordinance No. ll03, new series, for grading
and Smelling Felicity Road from Baronne to
Howard street to Henry McGuinn as prin-
clpal, and John McVlttie, security, at two
dollars and seventy,hye (S2 75) cents per
running foot, be and the same is hereby re-
Jected; and the Controller authorized to re-
adJudlcate to the lowest bidder or bidders,
after five days notice in the official journal,
said contract; the work to be done in &C.
cordance with specifications on file in the
office of the City Surveyor.
ReSotyed, That the adjudication by the
Controller of the contract. in accordance
with ordinance No. ll04 for grading ard
Smelling the east side ct Washington avenue,
from G odchildren TO Claiborne streets, to
james FallOn as principal, and N. Culhnan,
security, for the sum OF two dollars and five
(S2 05) cents per running foot, be and the
cePted and the Mayor authorized to enter
into contract with tue parties per notarial
act for the performance of said work.
Inc following resolution, reported upon
favorably by the Committee on Streets and
Landings, was read and, on motion, re
ferred back to that. committee for further
consideration:
RESOLVED, That the Mayor be and is here
~ lV.4H IN oil
Notary to transfer the C, ntract of James j.
O'Hara for cleaning aud repairing the un-
paved streets of the First Ward, First Dis
trict, to z. Murphy as principal, securities
remaining the same,
The Committee ON Education submitted
the following report:
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
City Hall, New Orleans. November "a 1885.
To the Members of the Board of Assistant Alder.
GENTLEMEE-Your Committee on Educa
ton have the honor t. submit their reDOrt
on the matter of the communication of
Robert NJ Lusher, ESQ, late Superinten-
dent OF Public Elucatlun, aud Mt present
agent in the s ate of Louisiana of the pea.
body Educational FUND.- Having satisfied
ourselves that the los referred to are the
pro- erty Of the Normal School, and said lots
having been appropriated to the use of the
CITY for several year past, rs a depot of the
street Commissioner department, we have
The honor to recommen Il btral allowance
ID the matter OF rent past due. aud that the !
directors OF the Normal School be placed in |
possession of the sHld lots; said possession |
10 date from July /, 1863 and we offer the |
appropriate resolution
G. PANDELY,
Chairman;
JOHN BREEN.
ALFRED KEARNY.
The following resolution, accompanying
,he above report, was adopted on its seve
al re tdings unanimously after which it
Aldermen for concurrence:
ReSolUed, That the Controller be and he
8 hereby authorized TO warrant on the
Treasurer, in favor of W. 8. Mount, Presi-
lent Of the Board of School Directors for
md in the sum of two Thousand dollars,
S2O00), the sum beng tor rent past due for
he use of lots on EiaIo street, now occu-
lied by the Street Commissioners depart.
nent and belonging to the Normal School.
ReSotUed further, That the Street Com
missioner be and he Is hereby authorized
md directed to place said Normal School or
Is representatives III possession of the
lots on or before the first
ay of July, 1869.
The resolution appropriating $3.50 to F.
)umonteil for damages sustained on Sep.
ember 20, 1858, by an armed mob, was re.
urned by The Board of Aldermen so
mended as to strike out the words gu, S
urrency." which amendment was concurred
q.
Mr.. Kearny presented the following reso-
1tions, the former of which was referred
0 the Special Committee on Markets, while
he latter was referred to the Special Com
littee on Wharves:
ResoluPd, That Immediately after the an
roval of the adjudication of the various
markets. under the receRt market ordinance.
nacted by this Council, it shall be the duty
# the City Auctioneer to proceed to such
markets., the adjudication of which have
'een approved, and there sell In the market
fter market hours, the choice of stands TO |
he highest bidder, and he shall so continue
o sell, in succession, each and every stall,
o long as any premium offers for prefer
,nce.
Resotped further, That the Auctioneer. in
fering SAID stalls, shall notify bidders that
shall be received IN city notes, and
IS an evidence of their intention to keep
aith in any purchase, onefourth of the
whole amount bid by any purchaser shall
Ie deposited at the time of said purchase
md the balance within twenty-four hours
ollowing.
ResotUed That Immediately after the ap-
Droval OF the adjudication Of the various
vharves under the recent wharf ordinance
enacted by this Council, it shall be the duty
If the City Auctioneer to proceed to such
Fharves, the adjudication of which have
been approved. aud there sell to the highest
bidder, aud be shall so continue to sell in
each and every wharf, so long as
my premium offers for preference.
Resotoed further, That the anctioneer, in
lheriDg said Wharyes, shall notify bidders
hat payment shall be received in city notes;
and as evidence of their intention 10 keep
Aith in any purchase, one-fourth of the
whole amount bid by any purchaser shall be
deposited at the time Of said purchase, and
.he balance within twenty-four hours follow
ing.