New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-30

Louis Kenner, ward superintendent,
eleventh ward.
william Pease. ward superintendent Al.
giers. :.
G. B. Augustus, ward superintendent.
Sixth Distric:.
": 3. McGarry, ward superintendent,
Sixth District.
A. j. Brim, keeper Second and Third Dis.
trict Depot.
Thomas Burke, night Waterman,
Charles h. Lewis, messenger.
BUREAU OF A N LANDINGS.
James Cone, Superintendent.
James Allan, clerk.
Charles II. Waldo, ~wharfnger, First Dis
trict.
A. b. Macarthur, whar6nger, Second Dis
trict.
A. B. Chase, whar8nger. Third District.
John G. Chadwick, whar6nger, Fourth
James B. Watkins, deputy ~whardnger'
Antonio F. Nolssco, deputy w~har6uger,
Second District.
James NICK. Richards. deputy wharfnger.
Third District.
William Terrell. deputy wharfnger, Fourth
District. .
Robert Barry. keeper of nuisance wharf,
First District.
l OOAu VI ASORNAr VI
wharf, Third District.
Hugh Mcneil. keeper of nuisance wharf,
| Fourth District.
Charlea q. Hughes. watchman of nui-
sance boat, First District.
Douglas Brown, Waterman Of nuisance
boat, Third District.
John F. Winston, Waterman of nuisance
Dvap, Eous.-ni4s-i0v.
/ BUREAU OF CITY DRAINAGE.
Y0hr r. onurtraat crnars<anlar$
v. E MCCARTHY, clerk.
HIM. Holbrook, draughtman.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
j. r. WEST, Administrator.
Mr.. Shaw introduced the following resolu.
ton, which was read twice by title and laid
over:
Reso.ued, That the Administrator of Pub
lie Accounts warrant on the Administrators
of Finance in favor of the following asylums
for the sums respectively set opposite their
names, being their quarterly allowance for
charity to June 80, 1870, in conformity with
article TIC. revised city laws and ordinances:
st. Joseph German Asylum, two hundred
and one orphans, seven hundred and three
| dollars and fifty cents ($7O3 SOY.
St. Mary's Male Orphan Asylum. three
hundred and sixty-five orphans, twelve
hundred and seventy seven dollars and fifty
cents (S1277 500.
Protestant Orphans Home, Seventh street,
one hundred and twenty five orphans, four
hundred and thirty-seven dollars and fifty
cents ($437 SOY.
Orphan Girls Immaculate Conception
and fifteen dollars (S3l5).
st. Elizabeth Female Orphan Asylum, one
hundred and fifty two orphans, five hundred
and thirty.tWO dollars 1882.
Orphans Home Society Asylum, one hun
dred orphans, three hundred and fifty dol.
lars {$35O).
Sisters Of Mount Carmel Asylum, enc hun
dred and eighty three orphans. six hunored
and forty dollars and fifty cents ($640 SOY.
hundred and ixty-three orphans, five hun
dred and seventy dollars and fifty cents
New Orleans Female Orphan Asylum. one
hundI ed aud ninety six orphans, six hundred
and eighty-six dollars 1880.
st. Vincent Home Boys Asylum, seventy
five orphans, two hundred and ffty-nine
dollars (S259).
And under ordinance 449, new series, in
favor of Home of the Aged and Infrm for
allowance for June, 1870, one hundred and
fifty dollars (Sl50).
And under ordinance 1858, new series, in
favor of st. Vincent's Infant Orphan Asylum,
for wet nurses, two hundred dollars per
month. for Nav and June, 1870, four hum
dred.dollars $4,000.
And in favor of the House of the Good
Shepherd for their quarterly allowance Ut
charity to June 80, 1879, as per ordinance
456, new series, tor n hundred and fifty
inmates, five hundred and twenty-five dol
lars (s525).
Mr.. Shaw offered the following ordinance,
which was adopted:
An ordinance to provide for the payment
of the accounts therein named.
Be it ordained by the Council Of the city
of New Orleans that the Administrator of
Accounts warrant upon the AdministratOr
Of Finance in payment OF the following &C.
counts:
ToA: W: Dearie, for locks, etc., in Mayors
Office. 81 so.
To New Orleans Bee, for advertising, s21.
To ]. R. Beckwith, late City Attorney, for
cash advanced by him for cab hire, $98.
To Steel & Co., for stationery and print
ing for City Council and for Mayors Office,
$40.
To fleming & Co., for sundries to City
Hall az per bill, S5l so.
Mr.. Shaw presented the following to be
printed and laid over:
An ordinance to provide for the settlement
of the 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 o f said holders,
by the issue Of certificates under ordinance
1877 Administration series:
Christian Shepp for conveyance of sundry
persons to Parish Prison and to Charity Hos
pital (referred to Department of Police),
S35.
The parish of Jefferson, left bank. for
their bill in settlement of the affairs of the
parish of Orleans, $11,6 4 so.
NJ. E. Moore for gas fixtures in the Su-
preme and District Courts, etc, s2AO so.
Grayer & M~illspaugh for burying INDECENT
dead from seventeenth to thirty-irst March,
1870, inclusive, (referred to Department OF
Police), $780,
DR.. NJ. G. Conner for services as City Ply
stefan in Jefferson City in Aoril, 1870, IRE
ferred to Department of Police), $lS5.
All unpaid rolls Of the city of New Orleans
and of the late city of Jefferson, and right
bank OF the. Parish of Orleans, prior to and
including the month of March, 1870. should
the same be decided by the honorable Eighth
District Court, not to belong to the Floating
Debt Statement, preferred to City Attorney.
Eighth Justice of the Peace, for fees in
sundry civil cases, $3.50 49,
The cOnstabl Of the same court, for fees,
1857 SOY
James Ready, rent in March. 1870, OF the
Home of the Aged and Ipirm, (s15O.)
w. j. Behan, for petroleum light furnished
in March, 1870. referred to Department OF
Police, (s4368 75.)
j. G. Baum, Fourth Justice of the Peace,
for fees in sundry suits, (referred to City
Attorney. $3.50.
Mr.. Shaw presented the following ordi-
nance, which was read a first and second
time by title, and laid over under the