New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1869-07-17
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN. SATURDAY, JULY II,

and operate ferry ferries to and ply between
Sns ae2ot properly oelopgine to him. on the right
end the said space on the river front Of the city Of
rev orleans the use Of which is granted and coded
70 MN, as Aforesaid with the means and appliances
for carrying passengers freight and loaded or un.
iosqeo railroad cars across the Mississippi river;
2 That the said Charles Morgan shall rsnouDos
Ahd yleid and give up to the city of New Orleans all
titled IS the purchaser Of the said railroad under
the ordinances Nos 2290 and 289 under ordnance
no I'LL new series. under any other ordinance Of
the city OF New Orleans; provided.
g. That the portion Of theIAndinR herein granted
IS aforesaid Be rsstrotsd to that PufpOss eS
clusiyely and that no other steamers or vessels Of
landing and that in no manner shall the privileges
heEen granted be used TO the prejudice Of the citys
olAPd 81 said portion q The landing. '' ''A1'''
pose Of sctatinS The said Charles Morgan ' IN car
rylng on the business Of the said railroad. the Gig
Morgan bis heirs and assigns, the right to con.
struct and lay down, within the space described in
tracks aud transfer tracks, turnouts and switches
and to erect and build all the depots warehouses
prosecution Of the business OF the said railroads and
the carrying of said ferry ferries and to lay
upon and across the streets which may now or herea
ter through the said space described aforesaid
ground 50 10 the said Charles Morgan as described
and set forth in the first section of this ordinSnce
Of the said CHARLES Morgan, bounded as isllCws:
One By Front, Delta Eotrs Dame and Girod streets,
Dame streets or Of any other squares of ground in
the same neshborhood which may be necessary for
leans, Jackson and Great Northern Railroad, or with
the Pontehartrain Railroad. or with the New Or,
T. Be it further enacted. etc, That the said
Charles Morgan shall be required 70 bind himself.
lst To maintzin the wharf or whArvSs for landing
on the river front Of the said space the exclusive
right to the use OF which is granted and coded to
him. his heirsand assigns as Aforesaid. in the second
section Of this ordinance in perfect good order and
to Be Established By the oty saTysyoT Of New 81
leans in the construction Of the said railroad tracks
ence Of such railroad tracks, tdrnoutS. switches
ing or impairing the drainage and flow Of water, or
from unnecessarily impeding the passage Of vehi.
pairing the usefulness of the same.
5 Be 1t further he ordained ETC. That the City Sur.
or drawings representing the said portion Of ground
sold ss aforesaid. to the said CHARLES Morgan and
Of which is granted and coded to the said Charles
Morgan, his heirs and assigns as aforesaid, to be
annexed to the notRra act to be executed 70 carry
out and give effect to this ordinance
6; Be it further ordained, etc. That the Mayor be
and he is hereby authorized and empowered enter
into CONT act with the said Charles Morgan agree.
ably 70 and in conformity with the provisions OF this
!. Be ii further ordained, ETC., That the Mayor
shall not enter into and execute the contract pro
vided for in the sixth section shall any action Of
the Common Council upon the ordinance be consider
ed binding or Of any effect until the Injunction grant
ed on the fifth day Of July 1859 by the Fifth District
Court Of the parish Of Orleans in the entitled
The New Orleans, Mobile and Chattanooga RsilroAd
Company VS.. the city of New Orleans, No 1913 of
the docket Of the said court shall have been dis
solved OF set aside according to law; provided how
ever, and II being row expressly declared that upon
the dissolution OF the said injunction upon its be-
ing set aside according to law then and in either
the said oTdinance shall be binding and operative
ON the date Of its passage 1t being the intent and
design OF the Common Council to suspend the bind.
fOFCa OPdi na nnly t0nSf1
the said injunction is dissolved set aside accord
ing to law and upon no other contingency or condi-
ton whatever.
Be it further ordained, etc That all ordinances
or parts OF ordinances in conflict with this ordinance
be and The same are hereby repealed.
(SiRneO G, PANDhLY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Sign6O LOUIS A. WILT,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved July Is, 1853.
iSgned JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayer.
A true COPY:
JOIN w OVERALL, Secretary jyl7a