New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-12
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BY Mr.. Finley:
An ordinance relating to party fences.
Be it ordained by the Council of the city
of New Orleans, That whenever the owner
of any lot Of land shall desire to enclose the
same by fence, he shall give notice in
wrltiBg to the owner or owners OF the ad-
Joining lots of such desire, and also notify
ing such owner or owners to join in build.
ing such party fence or fences. fully de.
scribiDg the premises thus to be Inciosed,
and after the expiration of ten lays from
the delivery Of such notice to such owner or
owners, if they shall still neglect to join
such petitioner IN building such party fence
or fences, sucn petitioner may proceed 10
build such fence or fences. aud shall be en-
titled to recover from such owner or owners
thus notified one half the cost or value Of
good, substantial picket fence. before any
court of competent jurisdiction.
Be it further ordained, That whenever
any party fence shall need repairing, notice
as aforesaid may be- given by either Or any
party interested in such party fence to
other parties interested in the same, to JOIN
in making such repairs, and On failure to
join as aforesaid, the party making such re-
pairs shall be entitled to recover from such
owner or owners their just proportion Of
the cost OF such repairs.
Ordered to be printed, and laid over.
By Mr.. Bonzano:
Report on the petition of sundry persons
named herein:
DEPARTMENT OF ASSESSMENTS /
City of New Orleans, June y, 1870.
The petitions of Charles Dorhaur, James
H. Hummel, Nj. PEASANT, jacob Htbel and
William Dsuphin, for remission of taxes,
have been carefully investigated and find
clerical errors as well rs double assessments
have been made. and l respectfully report
favorably and offer the following resolution:
H. BONZANO.
Administrator of Assessments.
Resolred, That the Administrator of As
sessments is hereby authorized to prepare a
correct statement of the Indebtedness OF
Charles Darhaur. James H. Hummel, NJ.
Passant, Jacob Hebel, and William Daa-
phin, and transmit the same to the Admins.
traitor of Public Accounts, who is hereby
authorized to make final adjustment.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Bonzano:
DEPARTMENT OF ASSESSMENTS,
City of New Orleans. June H. 1917.
Report on the petition of widow of Mr.
Henry Hart, asking the interest due on tax
bill of 1865 to be reduced.
Petitioner merely alleges as ground of
relief, that the tax bill was not presented for
pAymoNG, tudt IL WOutu Hdfc UScu l1Ot
promptly if it had been presented.
This plea, regret to report, does not in
my opinion, justify a favorable considera
ton. therefore report adversely.
H. BONZANO,
Administrator.
Adopted.
A number of tax and other petitions were
referred to the proper departments.
From City Officers.
OFFICE CITY ATTORNEY, }
Room No. b. City Hall.
New Orleans, June 8, 1870
Honorable S. G. Finley. Acting Mayor:
DEAR SIR-Thomas j. Semmes, Esq, hav-
ing sued the city of New Orleans in the sum
of $4,000, for professional services rendered
the City of Jefferson, upon contract, judo
ment was this morning rendered by his
honor Judge Theard, of the Fourth D tric5
Court, for $500, with interest and &C 9.
The Judgment in my opinion, is c. rect,
and should be paid.
have the honor to be.
Very respectfully,
GEORGE s. Lao EY,
City At rney.
The communication was received, and the
Council then, on motion made, adjourned.
H. CONQUEST CLARKE,
Secretary pro TEN.