New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-26
as per contract, four hundred and twenty
two dollars.

due st. Vincent's Infant Orphan Asylum,
| and the Camp Street Female Orphan
Asylum.
Resolved, by the Council of the city OF
! New Orleans, That the Administrator of Fin
| ance warrant against account of charity, IL
| favor OF st. Vincent's Infant Orphan Asylum,
| in conformity with ordinance No. 1858. new
series, for two hundred dollars per month,
| for the months of January. February and
| April 1870, Six hundred dollars (S60p; and
| in favor of the Camp Street Female Orphan
| Asylum, per ordinance TIC, revised city laws
and ordinances, for quarterly allowance to
| thirty first of December, 1869, for two hun
dred orphans, seven hundred dollars (s10O).
Mr.. Bonzano laid before the Council the
following ordinance, which was read twice
and laid over:
An ordinance appropriating money to defray
the expenditures of the Department OF As
sessments for the month OF May, 1870.
Be it ordained by the Council of the city
of New Orleans, That the following sums OF
money are hereby appropriated to detray
the expenditures of the Department OF as
sessment for the month OF May, 1870:
To the Register of Conveysnces for the
conveyance OF real estate for the months of
March and April, 1924.
Messrs Stetson It Armstrong stationery,
$50 So.
John Madden, blank book, $36.
Stute Il Co., stationery and blanks,
SAP IS.
Payroll of employees.
w. Kerston, soap, towels, etc, s..
A. w. Dearie, furnishing and repairing
locks TO drawers. sl3.
Petitions.
Administrator West presented g petition
from property holders for al alteration in
the material of banQuette on Royal street,
from Canal to Philip. He stated that the
petition was laid before the Council in &C.
cordance with law, so that the Council
might authorize the Administrator of I'M
provements to make the necessary publica-
ton.
Authorization given.
Administrator West offered petition ask
ing per mission to erect buildings on the
levee for the protection of steamboat clerks.
He explained that this action was rem dered
necessary by the late ordinance forbidding
the erection of any shed or shanty on the
levee. He moved that the matter be referred
to the Department of Improvements to
afford the relief prayed for.
Agreed to.
A petition asking permission to retain the
building on levee, at Liverpool steamship
landing, was referred in the same manner
to the Administrator of improvements.
A petition of citizens of the Second Dis
trict, to fence up st. Peters street. was re-
ferred to the Administrator OF Improve
ments.
petition of property holders of Liberty
street, for a banQuette, WAS referred to the
Administrator of Improvements.
A petition from property holders, to have
the banquette on the east side of Independ-
ence street paved with brick and stone curb
ing, was referred to the Department OF I'm
provements.
4 petition of property holders OF Franklin
street, for the opening of the street, was
referred to the Department Of Improve
Ments.
4 petition of property holders OF jose
phine street was referred to the Department
OF improvements.
A petition of Charles G. Johnson for per-
mission to erect steam engine, was referred
to the Department of Commerce.
ga petition of Christian Clens6ecker to keep
a cake stand at the foot of Canal street, was
referred to the Department of Improve
ments.
A communication from Dr. S. c. Russell,
referring to petition of neighbors near water
works for abatement Of nuisance, was re-
ferred to the Department of Police.
A petition of Rudolph Friedman for per-
Department of Commerce.
A clam of D. W. c. Campbell, was read
as follows:
New ORLEANS, May 20, 1870.
To the Honorable the Mayor of the City of New
Orleans:
S1R-On the twenty-third December last,
while pursuing my way to my domicil at
No. $50 Dryades street, and when on Dryad
street, near Jackson, l was precipitated
down upon my left shoulder, spraining my
ankle, and breaking mysleft arm, by which
| was confined to my house, with medical
attention, for some two months. These in
juries we're caused by the defective plank
used for sidewalk, the same being de-
cayed.
The amount of damage suffered equals
the city of New Orleans IS bound to repair
and reimburse.
MY object in writing is to demand pay
ment
Yours respectfully,
D. W. G. CAMPBELL.
Referred to the Department of Improve
ments.
Communications from the Bank of New
Orleans, containing extract from minutes
relative to the appointment of Albert Voor-
HES, Esq, to receive bonds from the city,
were received and ordered to be printed
and filed.
They were as follows:
BANK OF NEW ORLEANS. I
New Orleans. May II. 1870
To his honor the Mayor of New Orleans:
S1R-The undersigned, the Administrator
of the Floating Debt of the city of New Or.
leans. does hereby constitute Albert Voor-
lies, ESQ.,, of New Orleans, as his attorney
at law, to represent him in due course of
law, and specially to receive the bonds
issued by the city of New Orleans for the
purpose of taking up its floating debt, or
so much of said bonds as may be left, III
order in person to transmit and carry the
said bonds to the undersigned in Europe.
where the same are to be negotiated, and
said attorneys receipt for the bonds SO de-
livered to him by the city of New Orleans
shall be voucher OF delivery to the under
signed.
Respectfully,
C. CAVAROC.
BANK OF NEW ORLEANS, !,
New Orleans. May 20, leo. :
To his Honor the Mayor of the City of New Orleans
SRI have the honor to transmit to you
the following copy of resolution adopted
at meeting of the Board of Directors OF