New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-11

| Police. c.:,
of New Orleans, That the following sums OF
money are hereby appropriated TO paw the
| accounts therein named:
| p. Dahoney, ice furnished Second
$40 SIS 80
| J. A. Mascot, ice furnished Third
District Recorders Court IN April, o
| Nav. June and July, 1860: ....... u W
! Louis Ruch, fresh beet ana Vese'a-
T Y,'Is i1 1s70 ....... 1t2 Is
| Louis Ruch. fresh beef furnished
Girls House of Refuge during july ., on
I 1870 observation-disclosures. 80. -,
| G. Palmissino. vegetables furnished
Girls House Of Refuge during - M
June, 1870. ............- =.
| James Wright. rent OF FIRST Dls'fic' N M
| Pound, for July, 1870. ..::.....: ~ w
'obn ~ o faS III LII u $50 CO. 60 90
| r Simon. rent of Third District
| Pound, for July, 1870. ........... - w
| James Coyle, rent of Fourth District On M
| Pound, for July, 1870. ~ w
ro+o1 S4Is so
SEC, 9. Be it further resolved, That pay
ment of expenditures as above, shail pe
made upon vouchers approved by the al
| of Public Accounts shall draw. his warrant
upon the Administrator of Finance, IN favor
| OF the person OF persons holding the Vcuch-
| ers approved as aforesaid.
Adopted.
| Mr.. Pierce moved the following amended
! dog ordinance, remarking that to Keep
the dogs seventy hours in the pound
| without food was cruelty, and the
! ANNOYANCE to the neighbors was so great
| that the police had to be called in to protect
| one pound keeper
| An ordinance to amend an ordinance emu.
tied IAN ordinance fixing tax upon dogs,
| adopted June IA. 1870.
| Be it ordained, etc. That so much of sec
| ton of ordinance No. l79, Administration
| series, entitled IAN ordinance fixing tax
upon dogs as limits the time for retaining
| impounded dogs to seventy-twO hours, DE
and the same is hereby amended SO as to
read instead, land the dog if not claimed
within twenty four hours shall be killed
On motion of Mr.. West, a compromise
was carried, making the time forty-eight
hours. SO altered, the amended ordinance
was carried.
BY Mr.. Walton:
An ordinance to provide for the payment of
interest on bonds and notes issued by the
Council Of the late city of jefferson.
WHEREAS, The provision made by the
Council OF the late City of Jefferson for the
payment Of the bonds and notes issued by
its authority is Inadequate; therefore,
Be it ordained, That the annual sum OF
twenty-tour thousand dollars, or SO much
thereof as may be necessary, be and the
same is hereby appropriated to pay the In
terest on the bonds and notes issued by au-
thority of the Council of the late City of
Jefferson.
Be it further ordained. That the Admins
traitor of Finance is hereby authorized and
directed to deposit Immediately with the
fiscal agent, for the payment OF said inter-
est, the sum of lightweight hundred and
tittysiX dollars and twenty-eight cents, that
being the amount OF the existing deficit,
and to deposit on the first Monday of each
month hereafter such further sum as may
be necessary to make up whatever deficit
may exist ut that time.
Read twice and laid over
BY Mr.. Pierce:s
Resolution authorizing employment OF ore
temporary clerk for Recorder Second Dis
trict and one for Recorder Third: District.
Resoiced. That until otherwise ordered,
the Recorders OF the Second and Third Dis
tricts shall each be entitled 10 employ one
dollars tS6O) per month.
Mr.. Pierce stated that the Recorders named
were now employing extra help and paying
for it out OF their own pockets. He was
satisfied it was necessary and expedient TO
adopt this resolution.
Adopted.
Mr.. Pierce introduced a resolution allow
ITu I'm 10 of t1a rs:
House of Refuge about to be discharged.
suit of clothes and ten dollars, which was
adopted
Mr.. Bcnzano introduced the annexed
resolution. which was read twice and laid
over:
Police Telegraph wires from the City
Hall to the Workhouse and Charity Hos
pital.
Rcsolred, That the Superintendent of the
| Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph be and is
hereby authorized to extend the telegraph
wires from the City Hall to the Workhouse
| and Charity Hospital, and to provide the
necessary instruments for operating the
same. at cost not to exceed 500 for each
| station.
Mr.. Shaw explained that through cIeri-
cal error on the part of the secretary of the
School Board the appropriation for the
| school teachers passed last week had ia lien
short some seven hundred dollars. The
item as originally introduced and passed to
second reading was $3l ,025 40. At the last
meeting it was reduced to $2S.17s 05, which
| was seven hundred dollars too little He
| now desired to set the mistake right in such
4 way rs to cause the least possible delay
and Inconvenience to the teachers.
resolution authorizing the Adminis1rsa-
| tor OF Accounts to warrant on the Admins
| traitor of Finance, for the seven hun dred
| dollars omitted in error from the July pay
| roll OF school teachers, was passed to a sec
ond reading, and Mr.. Walton engaged that
! there should be no delay in the payment
Petitions, Etc.
4 petition of the Chattanooga Railroad.
with regard to lot twenty-seven, A, on the
levee, was referred to the Department of
improvements.
A bill Of John Mccall, for rent of school
| house, was referred to the Administrator OF
Public Buildings.
A petition of residents and property hold
ers of the Sixth District, to open the levee
| at Upper Line street, was referred to the
| Administrator of improvements.
A petition Of citizens on Elysian Fields
street, for lamps, was referred to the De
| partmcnt of Police.
| A petition of Louis Hubbard and Frank
Marian, for a lease on the levee, was refer
| red TO the Administrator of Imnrovements