New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-18

| ferred to an old ordinance which forbade
shooting within the city limits. These par
ties might be shooting at dogs
| On the suggestion of Mr.. West, Mr.. Bon
zano's resolution was referred to the De-
partments of Police and Commerce.
! Calendar and diminished Business.
Mr.. Delassize called up on final passage
the resolution appropriating eleven thou
sand dollars cash, and eight thousand dol
lars certificates, for the small pox claims of
DR.. Anfoux.
| Nr. Walton expressed surprise that there
should be more cash than certificates due.
| Mr.. Delassize said the account had been
referred to the Administrator of Accounts,
who said it was all right.
Mr.. Shaw replied that the investigation of
of this subject rested with the Department
of Public Buildings. The Administrator of
| Accounts knew nothing about it. How
could he tell how many patients were re-
ceived into the smallpox hospital!
Mr.. Delassize said he would look into the
matter, and bring the claim up again at
the next meeting.
Mr. Delassize called up the ordinance to
pay certain accounts of the Department OF
Waterworks, read a second time, August 2.
The yeas and nays were called, and the
ordinance. with some slight amendments,
| was passed.
| Mr.. Delassize called up the ordinance to
settle with A. Thomson e. Co., for an ex-
cess of S2655 of water rent paid by them.
Mr.. Bonzano wanted to know how so
large a reclamation could occur, and moved
| to lay the resolution over.
| Mr.. Walton seconded the motion, which
was carried.
| Mr. Finley moved that his bread assize
ordinance be stricken from the calendar as
he found it impracticable.
1t was so ordered, Nr. Walton voting
| alone in the negative.
| No 80 on the calendar, communica ton
respecting the storage of petroleum, was
also stricken out Mr.. Finley stating that
action would be taken in different shape
| at some future time.
Mr. Shaw introduced the following ordi-
nance:
An ordinance providing for the payment of
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| Be it ordained, That the following appro-
priations be and they are hereby made, and
| that the Administrator of Public Accounts
| warrant on the Administrator of Finance in
| payment of the same:
New Orleans Republican Printing
| Company, to advertising list of de
linquent taxpayers, from ninth to
fifteenth instant $3.50 90
Steel & Co., for reports, acts, United
| States and AbbOt'S DIGEST limited
| States Statutes at large, etc, to
| City Attorney. .................. 81 oO
| Chapsky & Teetzel for 5000 brass
dog checks furnished Department.
of Finance. 165 90
| C. A. Scheck, for five days jury ser
! vice, First District, month of April,
1870, at three dollars per day. Is 90
| A. w. Macdonald, for warrant No.
46l. issued March 81, 1870. w 4S 20
Charles NJ. Clark for check book
n500), and slips gummed, Bank
| of New Orleans, furnished Adj
ministrator of Finance. ....... 6S 90
| w. COlescott. for three jury certifi-
Gates. First District Court, S5l,
| Sol. S5l. Observation-Disclosures. LIB %
A. Gomez and wife, for clerks cost
and Sheriff's fees in suit No. 1859,
! Police jury Orleans, right bank,
| VS.. Anthony Gomez and wife II IS
A. S. Collins, Sheriff parish of Jetfer
| son. for maintenance of prisoners
in parish jail. .................... 10 90
| Wilson Randall, for services as court
! keeper and porter, thirteen days
approved by the Judge First Dis
trict Court and Administrator L.
| L. DelasS1ze. Observation-Disclosures. 10 w
The account of the Republican was tenn
| pOrarily laid over, some of the vouchers not
| having been examined.
| Of
ordered to be paid in seven-thirty certif-
Gates.
The other items were passed upon seriatia,
and ordered for immediate payment in cash.
Mr.. Shaw introduced the following ordi-
nance which was read first and second
| time and laid over:
| An Ordinance to provide for the settlement
| of accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the Administrator of
| Public Accounts be and is hereby author
| lied to settle with the holders of the follow
| ing claims, at the option of said holders, by
| the issue of certificates under ordinance 1877.
| Administration SERIES
| American Bank Note Company, for
| balance of account for engraving
steel plates and printing city notes 1872 80
f. l.. Bower, for stamps furnished
for official letters from eleventh
June, 1863 to first April. 1863. 10 90
E. l.. Bowers for repairs to seal and
press in Mayors Office in 1862. 90
Morris GOlding; for ten per cent re-
tanned on his contract for repairs
| paved streets of Seventh, Eighth
and Ninth Wards, from June |.
1869. to March 81. 1870. .......... l21l 81
johnson 81 Shields, for hire OF
carriages and other vehicles up to
| March 1870. as Dpr bill rendered. ~ 10
John Klein. transferee of Charles
Holm for bill of gas-titting i'll
courthouses. 53 SO
John Klein. transferee of John Pill
man, for services as Police Juror
III Police jury of parish of Or
leans, right bank. ........:.- 20 W
| George LeSSassier tranSferee OF Ga
briel Correjolles, for per centage
retained in guarantee OF his CON
tract for repairing Levee street. 1909 9S
George Lessassier, transferee of Ga
briel Correjolles, for per centage
retained in guarantee Of his con-
tract for repairing Levee street. 7al %
William Stuart, transferee of John
W. Madden, for bills Of station
cry bought previous to March,
! IS7O-S3lO 50, $40, $6S SO, SlS3 50,
1898 80, Sl13 So IS. 1851 IS,
1902 25, S2l9 40, s303 so. ....... 2,2lS 50
Widow G.. Tournadc. for bill of lum-
Der bought in 1863. ll1 40
Mrs. Speck, for sixteen bills of milk
furnished Girls House of Refuge
from 1867 to the beginning OF
| 1870. ................. 81 10
John Bietry, for work in cleaning
and repairing streets in Fourth.
Fifth and Sixth Wards, as per
bills rendered and certificates is
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