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

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i, Esplanade streets. ...sd street
g. Correjolles, from E1..... 7,l21 0,
to the Convent. .T9est, the following res
On motiopgofS.
oiu.io1 The proper legal tire having
and no objection having beer
e3lTrxnd the petitions having been puo'
@liCxd in the official journal ior and curing sn I,
ResoLped, That the AdministratO OF I'm
proyements he and he is hereby authorized
and directed to advertise for the following
proposals, viz:
For paving with North river iagstonet
| the banQuettes on both sides OF Royal stree,
from Canal to st. Philip streets, which are
now paved with bricke; and also, for repair
ner, all sidewalks on said Royal street from
Canal to st. Philip streets, which are nov
paved with flags.
For making all uumade ~banquettes OF
Josephine street, between Howard ano
Brainard streets. to be made of good paving
brick, with wooden tcypress) curbing: :,
For making (of good paving brick) al
tween Euphr0sine and jackson streets, will
store curbing, Inc on Liberty street, be-
1ween jackson and Washington streets, witt
[ wooden (cypress) curbing.
All Of the above being in accordance with
requests of petitioners.
Mr.. West mentioned that the work wat
to be done st the expense of the contractors
Mr.. West, in presenting the annexed
~-ai~annaA-A nnsrked tia THE ~os- nne al
those propositions which were desirable fol
the encouragement of trade. he would
content himself, for the present. with NOV
ing that the ordinance be received, printed,
and laid over.
Agreed to.
An ordinance to authorize the New Orleans
Sugar Shed Company to remove the wharf
in front of the levee, between Cont and
st. Louis streets, and rebuild the same
further out. at their wi expense, and
occupy the space thus redeemed, by one
OF their sheds.
SECTION l. Be it ordained by the Council
Of the city of New Orleans, that the New
Orleans Sugar Shed Company shall have the
right, and they are hereby authorized
to remove the wharf now in front of the
levee, between Cont and st. Louis streets,
in the Second District OF this city, and to re-
build the same sixty feet further out in the
river; to fill up the space of graund thus re-
deemed, in order to strengthen their lines
from CustOmhOuse to st. Louis street; and
to build their sheds according to the plan
submitted herewith; provided, the whole
cost OF removing and rebuilding said wharf,
and of filing said space be paid by said Sugar
Shed Company.
From Mr.. West: !.
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS, I
City Of New Orleans. June u. 1870. J
70 Aha ununrshln Abn Noupn;l ~ thu cifv ~ Nav
The undersigned having had under con.
sideration the petition of Antoine Cherps to
retain building on the levee, respectfully
reports unfavOrably on the same, as the re-
tention of the building would cause an OBJ
struction to the commerce Of the city.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
J. r. WEST,
Administrator.
From Mr.. West:
OF IMPROVEMENTS
City of New orleans. June %, 1870
To the Honorable the Council of the City Of New
Orleans:
The undersigned having had under con-
sideration the petition of the Flremen's
Charitable Association. for certain iron
posts and chains, bees to report favorably
on said petition, and respectfully recon-
mends the adoption of the accompanying
resolution.
Very respectfully.
Your obedient servant,
J. R. WEST,
Administrator
Adopted.
From MIR. West:
Resolred, That the Administrator of I'M
nrovauonnfo ho on1 ha io-hnroh- nykhor
lied and directed to transfer to the Fire.
mems Charitable Association thirty,six (36)
iron posts and chains, now in his pOssession;
said posts to be placed by said association
in front of the Cypress Grove Cemetery, they
being hereby donated by the city of New Or
leans to the said Association for the purpose
specified.
Adopted.
From Mr.. West.
DEPARTMENT OF IMPRovEMEyTs.I
City of New orleans:
June q, 1870.
To the Honorable the Council of the City of New
The undersigned having considered the
petition of D. G. AzaretO to enclose property
at his own expense, begs to report favorably
on same, and respectfully recommends the
passage of the accompanying resolution.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
Administrator.
Resolued, That permission be and the
same Is hereby granted to D. G. AZareto to
inclose and fence in q certain portion of
the square bounded by Where, Esplanade.
Robertson streets and Bayou Road; pro-
vided, that this permission shall exist
during the. pleasure of the Council; and
provided further, that all expense conse-
quent upon the erection of said fence, and
removal of same after proper notification,
shall be betrayed by said D. c. Azareto.
Adopted.
Mr.. West submitted his appointments for
the approval of the Council. He stated
that they had already been considered in
committee, and he moved that they be ap-
proved, which was carried. The list of ap-
pointments was contained in the following
report:
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENT,
Oity of New Orleans.
~" june rs. $780,
I have the honor to submit the names of
the persons now employed in accordance
with department organization, administra-
ton series No. SO; and respectfully request
their confirmation, viz:
DEPARTMENT PROPER.
John Cockrem, secretary.
Frederick 0. Hunt, clerk.
---, special agent.
George w. Davidson, messenger.
BUREAU OF STREETS.
William Roy, superintendent.
w. D. Ash, chief clerk.
Thomas r Barnett, assistant clerk.
John A. Currie, assistant clerk.