New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-02

q Bureau of Streets. contracts 1879 .:
;. Bureau Of Wharves and Landings,
pay roll Of salaries. :.......... 1,749 q
Bureau OF Wharves and Landings,
pay roll Of wages. ....' 3,Oss q
Bureau OF Wharves and Landings
purchases; .........: :.....:... l,eO7 0.
Bureau of Wharves and Landgings,
contracts. ................ $50 8;
Bureau of City Drainage, pay roll
. of salaries ................ s5s 8:
: of wages 49,. 6,453 81
Bureau Of City Drainage, purchases ,4l9 81
Bureau of City Drainage, per judg-
ment. Observation-Disclosures. 500 %
Total. ........... SIS, LA q
SEC. 2. Be it further ordained, ETC., That
payment of expenditures as above, other
than those OF salaries and pay rolls, shall be
made upon vouchers approved by the Adj
mlnistrator of Improvements, and the ADJ
ministrator of Public Accounts shall draw
his warrants upon the Administrator of Fl.
nance IN favor OF the person or persons
holding the vouchers approved as aforesaid.
SEC. 3. Be it further ordained, etc., That
the Administrator of the Department of In
provements shall furnish to the Depart
ment of Public Accounts certified abstract
OF the pay rolls and salaries due by his De-
| partment; the Administrator of Public Ac-
counts shall draw his warrant upon the
Department of Finance for the aggregate
| amount thereof, and the Administrator of
Finance shall take the individual receipts
OF the parties borne upon the salary and
| pay rolls, which shall be furnished to him
by the Administrator of the Department Of
improvements.
| The yeas and nays we're called, and the
! ordinance, as amended, was unanimously
| adopted.
Mr.. Shaw called up an ordinance intro.
duced May II, making appropriations for
| various accounts, portion of which ordi-
nance had been acted upon at the last regu-
lar meeting.
On the first item, which was as follows:
Pay roll of Public Schools of Fifth and
Sixth Districts Qate Algiers and Jefferson),
certified by NathanielT. Kendall, Secretary,
for April. 1870, S2,512 80.
Mr.. Shaw moved to amend by charging
April to May.
Amended accordingly.
Motion made that the amount be paid.
Yeas and nays called.
Six ayes and one nay, (Mr. Walton).
Adopted.
The next three items were as follows:
D. G. Byerly, Clerk Third Distric: Court,
for taxed costs in 5000 suits, Nos. 1881 to
taxes, in conformity to act No. SIS of the
acts OF the legislature, approved March
15 1858, So, 302 35.
D. C. Byerly, Clerk Third District Court,
for taxed costs in $50 suits, Nos. 10,5OS
to II :457, in conformity with the act of the
Legislature already referred to, ,l91 Is.
y. c. Byerly, Clerk Third District Court.
for taxed costs in sO3 suits, Nos. II. 533
to IL 1855, in conformity to the act of the
Legislature already referred to, 81, 317 rs.
Mr.. Shaw moved to pass by the first one
and to take up the two smaller bills.
Mr.. West moved that these accounts Law
over IN order to enable the Council to take
definite action on the ordinance introduced
by the Administrator of Accounts tonight
to pay these and similar claims in cer.ii.
Gates at seven per cent.
Mr.. Shaw explained that these were claims
OF Mr.. Byerly, for costs incurred in tax
suits, tor which the clerk had right to,
exact guarantee before entering the suits.
There was enough money already in the
hands OF the Sheriff to pay these small bills.
and the clerk had right, if he thought fit
to seize these amounts. The City Attorney
had officially declared the whole of these
bills strictly in accordance with law. and
the fees thus fixed by law.
MIR. West pressed his motion to lay over.
Mr.. Pierce seconded it.
The resolution to lay over was adopted.
Mr. Shaw moved to pay one accountable
smallest.
Mr.. Pierce seconded the motion.
The roll was called with the following re-
suit:
Yeas: West, Shaw, Pierce and Emley-4.
Nays: Deassze, Bonzano and walton-3.
The payment of the account for s1l9l IS.
was accordingly ordered.
Payment was authorized of the following
Clerk of Eighth District Court, for sundry
copies furnished City Attorney, Sic Is.
John W. Madden. for stationery for Depart.
nent of Public Accounts, Sl85 20.
Steel 4 Co., for record book for City Attor-.
1ey, $l3 so.
W. H. Henning & Co., for sundries for
J. W. Madden, for books and stationery
Tor Mayors office, $50 Is.
Republican Printing Company, for blanks
or Mayors office, S27.
The Republican Printing Company, tor
Of sundry resolutions and ordi.
lances, as per bill rendered, 1913.
The same, for publication of sundry adver-
isements and the proceedings of the Coun-
II. as per bill rendered, Sl34S
The same. for printing slips of minutes of
ne proceedings of the Council as per bill,
The following items in the ordinance were
1T in allegiance:
D. G. Byerly. Clerk Third District Court.
,r taxed costs in 5000 suits, Nos. 1881 to-
}. 400, instituted for the collection of city
lxes, in conformity to act No. IS of the
cts Of the Legislature, approved March is,
B5S, So. 302 IS.
D. c. Byerly, Clerk Third District Court,
II taxed costs in s03 suits. Nos. H. 5sS
II 1856. in conformity to the acts Of the
legislature already referred to, 81, 3l7 IS.
simeon Beldon, Attorney General, for pro-
cution and conviction in twelve criminal
lses, $3.50.
Steel 8 Goa Tor lQoka fpypiahad The citY