New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-01
G. PANDELY.
w. w. WALKER

The following resolutions were unarln.-
ously adopted on their several readings:
Resotred, That the Surveyor be and he is
| hereby instructed to extend the Third Dis
trlct nuisance wharf twenty feet further
out, provided the work does not cost over
| $500.
| ResolUed, That the Controller be and he
is hereby authorized to adjudicate, after
five days notice in the official journal, a
contract to the lowest bidder or bidders for
making the necessary repairs to the stalls of
IRENE Market, the work to be done in
| strict accordance with plans and sDecifica-
tions on file in the office of the City Sur.
| veyor.
The following resolution, offered by Mr..
Camp, was unanimously adopted on its sew.
eral readings:
ReSolUed, That the Surveyor is hereby
| instructed to construct a culvert across
Common street, at Liberty, and also to have
the bridge i'll front of engine house No. Ia,
on Common street, widened.
Mr.. Fisher offered the following resolu,
tion which was referred to the Committee
on Fire:
ReSolued, That the Surveyor be and he is
hereby authorized to purchase, and put up
on or near the engine house of Vigilant Fire
Company No. 3, corner of Galvez street aud
| DdsOu lOsuJ uuACl buc ulIeCllOu vi Iu6
Committee on Fire, an alarm bell of suffi
cient capacity and size to be heard in the
back portions of the Second and Third Dis.
tricts. 81"
The following resolution was offered by
Mr.. Pandely, and at his request referred to
the Committee on Streets and Landings:
Resolued, That the Street Commissioner
be authorized to place the necessary gas
lamps on Water street. between Girod and
Poydras streets.
The petition of Jos. Barriere, lessee
ofstall No. 4, St. Marys Market protesting
against the extension of stall No. as an
obstruction to the public thoroughfare ant
a cause of injury to petitioner, was referred
to the Committee on Streets and Landings
The petition of Laurence Hart, asking
. permission to carry on livery stable al
No. ls3 Magazine street, was referred to the
Committee on Streets and Landings.
The petition of Thomas Clvne, who states
that having purchased the damaged hay il
a warehouse destroyed by fire, he was com
PEELED to use the street while removing it
but was interfered with by the Street Com
missioner, so that he was injured to tn
{ amount of $1,000, and asks relief, or that h
will otherwise sustain his claim against tn
city for this amount.
+ The following resolution was called up
but, on motion, its consideration was dc
t ferred to next meeting:
Resotced, That the Controller be author
ized to issue warrants on the Treasurer il
favor of the New Orleans Gas Light Comps
ny, in settlement Of the monthly bills du
SAID company, and unpaid. with interest a
seven per cent per annum from their severa
dates. and to settle all future bills of sait
company as due in same manner.
The chairman of the Committee on I'm
prsvements and Buildings reported favora
bly, on the following resolution, which wa
; adopted on its several readings;
ResolUed, That permission be and is hereb
granted to G. W. Stockton to erect upon tn
= triangular piece of ground at the junctio
q of Liberty, Delord and Euphrosine streets
= a small portable engine aud boiler for tn
= purpose of grinding corn provided, tn
said engine and boiler be erected in accord
| ance with existing laws and ordinances
. and remain during the pleasure of the Con
mon Council.
r The Board, on motion of Mr.. Morphy
Q adjourned.
JOHN TOBTN, Secretary.