New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-27

| Public squares. 100 90
| Bows House of Refuge As 90
| Girls House of Refuge. 70 90
| Lighting city. ....... ~ W
| Burying dead end CON
!. vcyins sick to hos
pltal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 ~
| Recorders Courts .099 9S- 5,i63 10
| Officers, clerks, and employees III
the Department of Public Ac-
| counts 81. 236 20
Officers, clerks, and employees in the De
partment of Waterworks and Public Build
| ingS viz:
| General Office. S3S3 50
| Watcrworks office ......l 40 -
| Waterworlls proper. IL So IS
| Insane Asylum. ......-. iso w
| COurthouseS .....-...... 2UU W
! Home of Aged and In
firm. .....'.......... 80 O0-si,ll1 81
| Clarendon Davisson. services as LII
! brarlan. ..........:. .......:' Low w
| Mary DAVIDSON. services as Assls-
| tant Librarian. ......'...'.-.'. oV W
Read twice and laid over.
By Mr.. Shaw:
An ordinance providing for the payment Of
| the several accounts therein named
| Be il ordained, That the following appro-
priatons he and are hereby made and that
| the Administrator of Public Accounts
warrant on the Administrator of Finance
| in payment OF the same:
| Firemen's Charitable Association. for
| amount due them for the month OF October,
! 1870. as per contract. Sl0,U0o.
| f. b. Albers, for disinfectants furnished
by order Of the Board of Health, as per bill
| approved by Administrator Of Police,
$3.50 q.
German Protestant Orphan Asylum for
allowance for fifty orphans of both
sexes for two quarters ending thirticth Sep
TENDER. 1870. Sab.
c. H. Luzenburg. for his fees in six eases
resulting in pleas Of guilty, $50.
Read twice and lad over.
By Mr.. Shaw:
| 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 fol
| lowing claims. at the option Of said holders,
| by the issue Of certificates. under ordinance
| Ne. 1917, Administration series:
| Thomas Layton. for payment made by
him for the city of New Orleans III >epten-
| Der. 1869. for ornamental copy Of resolu-
tions and framing the same. as per bill ap-
proved by Mayor Conway and the Finance
| Committee, 500 30.
| James Wright, for rent of First District
| Pound in February, 1870, as per registered
bill, $40
A B. Bacon. for official printing for the
| Police Jury of the parish of Orleans. right
| bank, and reported correct by committee
| Of said Police Jury, $1,000 10.
c. f. Girardey & Co., for reimbursement
| of professional license paid in error tsee
| Judgment of Fifth District Co -. i'll case OF
| city of New Orleans VS.. Walton Il Des-
| londel, $500.
Gabriel COrreiOlles, for percentage re-
| tanned in guarantee on his contract for
| Smelling part Of Galvez street, approved by
| Administrator of Improvements, sl52 80.
w. II. McChesney, for same on his con
| tract for removal OF nuisance boats, APP
proved by Administrator of improvements,
1920 81.
Peter Martin. for jury certificate First
District Court. S33.
Daniel Mulli.an, on account Of contract
for repairing bridges. etc, $4,000.
Read twice and laid over.
Claims of the American Bank Note Com
pany, 1912 s. and Si41 -. We're referred
to the Administrator of Finance, and the
claims of Van Nordeu Il Co., transferees Of
G. G.. Fisk, $500. and S. Scmidt & Co,
were referred to the Mayor.
Petitions.
A petition OF citizens 10 have the
Claiborne canal cleaned was referred TO the
Department of improvements.
A communication from Chief Engineer
| O'Connor, CT the Fire Department, COM
| planning of certain fire plugs being stopped
| up, was referred to the Department of
Waterworks.
A petition Of citizens Of Elvsian Fields
street TO have gas and waterpipes extended
was referred to the Administrators OF Police
| and Waterworks.
a petition Of citizens Of the Sixth and
! Seventh Wards to have a fire well con-
structed at the corner OF Johnson street and
Bayou Road was referred to the Depart
ment of Police.
A petition OF citizens to have water pipes
extended on Annette street, from St.
Claude to Claiborne streets, was referred to
the Department of Waterworks.
A petition of Ladies' Benevolent Associa-
ton of the Sixth District, for piece OF
ground in Valence street cemetery, was re-
ferred to the Mayor.
Another petition Of citizens to amend the
bird ordinance was referred to the Depart
ment of Commerce.
A petition OF Bernhart Zerves, for license
for a ballroom, was referred TO the Adj
ministrator OF Police.
A petition of meat dealers Of the Sixth
District, to have gas in the market, was re-
ferred to the Administrator of Police.
| A petition Of n. g. NJ. LeMore, for per
mission to erect soap factory, was referred
| to the Department of Commerce.
A petition of bridge-keepers, to be placed
On the pay rolls, was referred to the Depart
Dlent Of improvements.
A petition of widow Eames for a cake
stand on the levee, was referred to the De-
partment Of improvements.
Tax petitions of Hasam & Pooley, Jules
A. Blanc, Anton Winter and Widow Muir.