New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-03

position of Assistant Recorder fourth LID
itrict. and having received the majority of
the votes cast Was declared duly elected.
The Board ofAldermen then retired.
Mr., Breen dominated Mr.. Thomas F.
Fisher as Chairman of Committee on FL
nance, who having received a majority OF
the votes cast n as declared duly elected.
The Chairman announced the following
members as comprising their respective
committees.
improvements and Buildings, Messrs.
Wynne, Sturcken, and Camp.
Education, Messrs. Kearney, Montgomery,
and Breen.
On motion, Mr.. ]. S. Atkins was nom>
mated Chairman of Committee on Fires,
and having received the majority of the
votes cast, was declared duly elected, and
announced the following members as cons
prising the same:
Messrs. Farrell, Montgomery, and Morphy.
The following message from the Mayor
was read and referred to the Committee on
Police and Health:
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, June q, 1858.
To the Honorable Board of Assistant Aldermen:
GENTLEMRN-0 Owing to an important error
in the engrossment of the inclosed resolu.
ton relative to the cleaning of sinks OF
public institutions, the document did not
reach me in time to be laid before you at
your last meeting.
The resolution is transmitted without my
signature for such action as you may think
proper.
JOHN R. CONWAY,
Mayor.
The following communication from the
Board of Directors Public Schools was read
and ordered to be filed:
No. ~ Burs undy Street,
New orleans, June q, 1908
To the Honorable Board of Assistant Aldermen,
City of New Orleans:
GERTLEMEE-I am instructed by the Board
of Directors of the Public Schools OF New
Orleans to inform your honorable body that
at meeting held on the twenty-siXth day OF
June, 1868, a drawing o. lots was had in
accordance with article first of ordinance
No. 74O NEW series), with the following
result, to witt
FIRST DISTRICT. ...r
First year-Joseph Ellison, F. W, Deles'
dernier.
Second year-Tim ONeile, E. c. Kelly.
Third year-William McCulloch, J. L.
Guoernator.
SECOND DISTRICT. -
First year-A. sambola, L. Prados.
Second year-George Cronan, NJ. A.
Baker.
Third year-P. W. Collens, Jules Benit
THIRD DISTRICT.
First year-T. F. Thieneman, F. Michin-
ard.
Second year-John Paisley, Edw. Der
mudez.
Third year.. B. Leefe, c. W. Culbertson.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
First YEAR,. G Parham, j. A. Watkins.
Second year-Dr. Zehender, !. n. Phillips.
Third year-Robert Huyghe, W. S. Mount.
l remain gentlemen, very respectfully
Your obedient servant,
EUG. DESDUNES,
Secretary Board Public Schools.
The following communication from Con
troller was on motion referred to Committee
Streets and Landings;
cOSrnoILnns OFFICE or q NEw o ss isss
To the Honorable the Common Council of the City
of New Orleans:
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor to report to
you that on the twenty-seventh instant,
alter due legal notice ana In pursuance Ol
resolution No. 926, new series, offered for
sale at public auction The right of way to
establish railroads On Locust, Freret, Jack
son, Claiborne, and other streets, for pas.
sengers only, y and received no bid.
Respectfully your obedient servant,
PASCALIS LABARRE,
Controller.
A protest from E. H. Lehman, contesting
the election of Charles Grandpre, was
read and referred to Committee on Gre
dentials:
The following communication from the
late Controller was read and referred to the
joint Committees on Improvements and
Buildings and Fires:
CoNTRoLLER's OFFICE, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS /,
City Hall, June le, Ices. J
Honorable Board Of Assistant Aldermen;
GENTLEMEN In accordance with ordinance
No. s67, new SERIES adiudicated on the
second day of June, to John Page, the con
tract for repairs to the stable of Engine
House No 81, as per specifications made by
the City Surveyor, at twelve hundred dol
lars. Security, Edward Mahoney.
Respectfully submitted. =
~ D. e. MANDELL,
a.s .al. Controller.
On motion the Board adjourned unit
Tuesday next at six o'clock P. NJ.
JOHN TOSIN,
Gaorafar,,