New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
lARSHAL'S MUNITIONS
Dyke ct ais. W.. steamboat Nat

DDyke ct ais. VS.. Steamboat Nat
r chez.
IT. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
sn District Of Louisiana, No a558-In ODE
an admiralty warrant to me directed IN tho
., tied suit, have seized and taken into nay
tramboat NATOHEz. now Hbsled as-,
!. of ct ais. or the9auses set forth in sts
sha1s. A'''fio' oouf' Oh ~
ers, Teby cite and edmonish the owners
| the I, ana all ana every person or persons
| sbaI, ending to have any right, title or In
euaii The same, to bs and appear at a Dis
| above he United States. for the Dis.sAst
by the hclnen at the city OF New Or,ssna,
~ Nm, FIhSr MONDAY of June, lst.
~ "a peoo1ui,ny they have or can. VIZ! tine said
OF POllctz should not be condemned aud
| Securio the prayer of iibelants.
dnlIars (JaarshaPs office. New Orleans,
tee the ia S. B. PACKARD,
1t is we United States Marshal
ure or nef. -
mo raot VS.. Steamboat Wild
| no iuca. tWagoner.
Councll Estates DISTRICT COURT,
sa1u meat,1 louisiana. NO. s567.-in obe-
| to annul THY warrant to M directed in
! contractor pit l have seized and taken
1911 OF the ID WAGNER, now ibeIed
| applying to the causes set forth in tho
same. and the District Court Of tho
also. we'll vi, and admonish the owner or
| tractor sha ard every person or srsors
the furnishing pays any right, title, or in.
not finish AMI Stets anf fo apP tsa r. n;s,r s
formlty with 1.-THE city Of New Orleans.
tor shall forfr MONDAY of June.
against the cit saeye ps sso cr can m, WY
ries made by him seably TO the praysr
donment, and that
uischaTgeo from d. Il PACKARD
for; and it is also ed States sarshal.
case the contract b-----------
and his securities VS.. stea, H..
IN sO5ido, to pay unit 4
ference between the STRICT .. I
tractor originally coLto' 10, goea !; -
said deliveries of meeized and
which the same may be
sale or re-adjudicatiof..eSd BY Assek
pound OF beef all aroun5I the si,iTsa
And be it further res
miDistrator OF Police is the owner az
to reject any and all kht. tite or rS ;as
not for the interests of rpesr at L.s-
each proposal there ST. tine the Sistrics
guarantee as follows: WAY Ia M
do hereby guarantee tina or can, why
tract for furnishing fires not be con-
Workhouse, Houses of 70 prayer o.
Asylum, should be awafew Orsssss
he will faithfully perform
we hereby bind ourselves 1 msrs,.,
hundred dollars (S500) -
effect. Satch.x
Administrator Pierce OPT OUU.r
ordinance, which was recsed in tho
over and ordered to be pr TAKEN in'o
An ordinance relating ted by Rob
large upon the public s ,e at sts ne~
oughfares. owner or
WHEREAS, The alarming liz persons
phobia among the dogs in tie Or m ~
that prompt and active meaDistric.
to protect the public. ms. on
SECTION l. Be it ordained, ct, is.o,
after all owners or keepers of ,enn,
required to. pay to the Defiant. -
Finance the sum of five dollar 'eanso
license on each and every dogs
by them; and said license to behsL
of Police on SAT
dence to him of the license Pr
been paid.
SEC. 2. That it shall be incuSJah,Ls,
owners OF all dogs so licensed bove
number Of their license plainly pos
q metal plate attached to col ~,
dogs neck, said plate to be furnish
of Police; and the
residence of the owner or keeper
attached to the collar. That the pro
1f this section shall take effect from.
after the twentieth day Of May, 1870, and
logs found upon the streets contrary to Il
PROVISIONS of this section, after said dat
'hall be killed by the police.
SEC. 3. ANY person or persons counterfeit
ng the metal plate indicating the icens
hail, upon conviction thereof, be fined M
ess than five hundred nor more tina
twenty-five hun 1red dollars, or be i'm
'risoned not less than three months. ne
more than twelve months for each and ever
fense; and any person or persons usip
ny such counterfeit plate, shall, upon col
lotion, be fined not less than tWenty-fiv
ollars nor more than one hundred dollars
+ be imprisoned not less than one month @
acre than three months. one halt of the fine
0 collected to go to the informer.
SEC. 4. That On and after the fifteenth da
1 May, 1870, all dogs found running a
arge upon any OF the thoroughfares of thi
lty, without being securely muzz!ed, sha
g taken up by psrties authorized by th
of Police ana impounded i
ny of the public pounds of this city, wher
,ey shall be kept three days. and if no
almed within that time, shall be killed
nd any claimant for animals so impounde,
Ill be required to pay fiGe of five dollar
nd pound keepers fees of fifty cents pc
og; one-half of the fines 80 collected to G.
sAS AAPouuOAA6 patty
Administrator Emley laid before tn
ouncil the following resolution, whichAh
ked should be printed and laid over. an
le Council so ordered:
WHEREAS, The city of New Orleans is be.
ming involved in litigation with severa
the railroad companies coming within ht
nlts OF the city with their several line{ OF
ads, and whereas several Of such c[m.
mics are also becoming involved with each
her In litigation, all growing out of con-
cung views and conflicting interests in
latlon to the claiming and occupancy OF
rtaln grounds by such several roads.
AND whereas, Such strife, if allowed to
ntlnue, Will disturb the harmony of feeling
d damage the prosperity of both the CITY
d the railroad companies.
And whereas, There should be the highest
ciprocitv between the city and the roads.
Oh needing each other, the prosperity of
her contributing directly to the prosperity
And whereas, This Council is not insensible
the great Importance ofrailroad commerce
our city, nor Is it unmindful of the city's
y TO afford every facility she can to rail-
Id enterprises consistent with the foster
erests;
And whereas, 1t is with deep concern and
ret that we note the fact that two rail.
10 companies have laid the lines of them
.ds upon the entire length of the active
Tt OF our levee. thereby greatly interior
with and damaging our noble river and
AN commerce, so great source of
attn, and of which our city is justly so
,ud.
md whereas, In the Judgment of this
lncll an amicable adjustment of thj
ole question of locating the several GAes
railroads within our city may be made
tually beneficial by the adoption of lines
by the Pantchartrain Railroad
npany, the New Orleans, Mobile and
'ttanooga Railroad Company and the
Y Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern
lroad Company in the rear of the city,
a point say in the vicinity of the New
H. thence coming to the front, on the
k of the river on one common line;
refore be it