New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-29

stetson L. Armstrong, for
stationery furnished in
March. 1870, S'1 'o' .,r
$66 75............,
r Mccartney g. Co,
for feed furnished Clty
Warehouse in March,
ra a%u Bulletin, for
advertising in March
sI ns 90 A 81 q, IS 90
$l9 20; and for one
years subscription rol
eleven copies, to De- o,o on
cember, 1869, sl76.:.. $40 ~
Edward Hofmarck, fos
interest on registered
hill allowed by FL IN m DC, q,
nance Committee. ~ W. '''o' -
p.ad twice and laid over.
By Mr.. Shaw:
p,.o,rsd That the Administrator of Pub
liz Accounts warrant on the ADMINISTRATOR
I az E;nance in favor of the following
Ssr,ums. for the sums respectively set OPP
.cs;te their names, being their quarterly
p.I1owauce for charity to September ~, lSo,
- conformity with article ZIG, revised city
laws and ordinances:
St Joseph German Asylum, two hundred
and one orphans, seven hundred and three
dollars and fifty cents sos 5o).
81. Mary's Male Orphan Asylum, three
bundred and sixty-five orphans, twelve hun
Aired and seventy-seven dollars and fifty
protestant Orphans Home, Seventh street,
one hundred and twenty-five orphans, four
hundred and thirty seven dollars and fifty
cents Si3 SOY.
Orphan Girls Immaculate Conception
Asylum. ninety orphans, three hundred anu
fifteen dollars (S3l5).
St. Elizabeth Female Orphan Asylum, one
hundred and fifty-twO orphans, five hundred
and thirty-twO dollars (S532).
Orphans Home Society Asylum, one hun
dred orphans, three hundred and fifty dol
Sisters of Mount Carmel Asylum, one
hundred and eighty-th orphans, six hun
dred and forty dollars and fifty cents
($64O SOY.
81. Vincent Infant Orphan Asylum, one
hundred and sixty-three orphans, five hun
dred and seventy dollars and fifty cents
$3.50 5O).
New Orleans Female Orphan Asylum.
one hundred and ninety-six orphans. six
hundred and eighty-six dollars, 1885,.
St. Vincent Home, Boys Asylum, seven
ty-fve orphans, two hundred and tifty-nine
dollars. $3.50. -
Children's Home, Protestant Episcopal
Church for allowance for seventy orphans.
for Quarter ending thirtieth of September.
1870, two hundred and fOrty-tive dollars.
($2i5l.
Jewish Widows and Orphans Home. for
allowance for eighty-six orphans, for quar-
ter ending thirtieth of September, 1871
three hundred and one dollars, (S3o1).
And, under ordinance 1858, new series. in
favor of St. Vincent's Infant Orphan Asy-
lum, for wet nurses, two hundred dollars
per monht. for July, August and September
1870, six hundred dollars, $4,000.
And in favor of the House Of the Good
Shepherd, for their quarterly allowance, to
September 80. 1870. as per ordinance 400
new series, for one hundred fifty inmates
i've hundred and twenty-five dollars, t$o25)
Read twice and laid over.
BY Mr.. Shaw:
An ordinance providing for the payment O
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appro
priatiOns be and are hereby made, and tina
the Administrators of Public Accounts war
rant on the Administrator of Finance IL
payment of the same.
W. H. Tow, for one complete file of tn
Algiers Independent for lS697O, $50.
The Sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans, TO
fees in the case of j. j. Martin VS.. the cit.
of New Orleans, 50 So.
New Orleans Republican Printing Com
pany, for advertising redemption OF cit.
bonds, S24.
Pat Fahey. for twenty three days service
as Juror First District Court, during tn
month of May and part Of June, 1870, at >
per day, 500.
German Gazette. for one years subscrir
ton from August Z, 1870, SIG.
Sergeant Kelly, first precinct Metropol
tan Police force, for half amount OF tine in
posed on E. b. Eastman for doing bushes
without license, fined five dollars, u. 1
HOughtOn, Recorder First District, 81 ~.
Charles H. Clark, for printing 1900 1.-the
graphic checks, two cOlors, for Department
OF Finance, approved by Administrator
$40.
German Gazette, for advertising notice
to taXpayers for Department OF Finance
New Orleans Times. for advertising Nc
tees to Taxpayers, city certificates, edltc
rails, and special city taxes in July ant
August, 1870. So.
Stetson g. Armstrong, for stationery fur
nished Mayors Office, and for City Council
aDproyed by the Mayor, SllS %.
III. SCOOTER, for repairing clocks in May
or's Office and Council Chamber, approves
by the Mayor. So.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Shaw:
A resolution providing for payment to tn
portion of notes and cash received tor tn
lease of the "Grctna Ferry"
WHEREAS, The city of New Orleans an
the parish of Jefferson, right bank, did,
the twenty-seventh January, 1866, least
Jointly, to Philip Drumm, for a period
ten wears, the "Gretna Ferry" at the foe
of jackson street, for the price OF seve
hundred and twenty dollars per annum, 9
seven thousand two hundred dollars tor I'll
whole term of the lease, payable sem
annually, the city of New Orleans to recel'
two-thir,is, and the parish OF Jefersol
right bank, one-third of the amount pald
said Drumm; and
nm to this date. collected all the payment
made by said Drumm, with the exception {
three hundred and sixty dollars, which Ia
been paid over to the parish OF jefferson
right bank; be it
Resoired. That the Administrator I
Finance pay on the warrant of the Admin
traitor of Public Accounts to the parish
Jefferson, right bank, One-thlrd OF a
moneys collected from Philip Drumm q
account of said lease, and transfer to sal
parish, on the warrant OF the Admlnlstrat'
of Public Accounts, One-third OF the nOt'
received from Drumm on the same accoun
Read twice, and laid over.
By Mr. Delassize:
DEPARTMENT OF WArERwORKs AND
Public Buildings, September "a, 1870.
To the City Council of New Orleans:
On the ninth of September but one +
sponse was received to an advertisement
proposals for remOdeling the lower story
the Algiers Courthouse, to make IL ser
the purposes of police station and ia
that of James w. Fitz Henry. who b