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4 BUFFALO, Feb. l6, 1870
u tie Officers and Members Of Local Unions
tlCigarmakers
stGENTLEMEN,--UniOnsW will pleASa send in the
February reports aud capita tai a. soon ~ noe
stble Owing 60 the large amount Of printin
ahd almost double the business done general
this year, the bills have exceeded the amour
on capita tax received. Unions that are ia ar
rears with their November (1e69) reports an,
cfpita tax will be published soon.
Mr.. Thomas CIune, OF Syracuse, N. Y. Ia
been duly elected Second Vice President Of tn,
! International Union.
! I am happy to state that the Louisville did
cfity is settled satisfactorily 70 the members o.
| the union.
changes Of Secretaries sihce January 18th
no. IL, Chicago, H., TbeO. Stein, drawer
bdSs.
No. .. Troy, N. Y, Henry Hall, box IO1.
NO. Il, BinghamPton, n. T., L 8. Larrabse,
box 1851.
Nc. So, Enfield, Conn Charles Waldorf
NO. IS, BelIeviIle, Ill.,, H. Viehm nm, box
NO. 81, Davenport. Iowa, Fred. RUbl, box a.
no. %, Valatie, n. r, suspended Feb IA,
1850.
no So, POughkeepsie, N. Y, John Kaiser,
lOsk boz I76
no. 81, Williamsburg, L. l., William Kramer,
M. Whipple street. Brooklyn, E. D., n. 7.
No. 100, Washington, D. G., =. Harper, box
], sAlexandria, Va
mo. lOI, Jersey City, n. J., james Clrrk, I5s
Mt,rgan street
no. los, Bridgeport, Conn, Frank Hu Der.
box 1884.
NO llS, Scranton, Pa, W. Geas, box 4e6.
no. ITO, Council Bluffs, Otto VeerhoG, box
R@g.
no. III, GoIdwater, Mich.-charter granted
Ftb. i. ls7O-Henry Fauth, Secretary, box lS2.
Yours fraternally,
ELIAS SNITH, Int Sec'y.
e. aciA from Local Unions. ordsssd DabHsAed In TIE
i WoRKUeMAHs ADVOoA1s.l
Sr. LOUIS, Feb. 1s.-The following named
jGarneymen have applied here for mem rership:
joseph Eppstein, from Cincinnati; John
M1uIhe Fred. Kahle, from BelleviIIe, III +;
Henry Bringer, from St. Louis; Christian
Sthmidt, from Macon City, No.
Unions having charges against any Of the
above named persons viii please lnfora ns
within thirty days from date
GUSTAV VOLUME,
Cor. Sec. boz 254S.
DETR0Ir, Feb. l7.-DOck Holland, Robert
IFJllAnu AuO JUN AuAt1Au u1VW m9OG MpplACM=
ton to join this union. Any other union hav-
iFg charges against them will please notify the
undersigned within thirty days.
y THoMAs a. DoLAx,
Cor. Sec, box see.
WORcKsrER, Feb. ia
Ii the Officers aud Members Of Local Unions:
James A. Jamn has applied for admission "a
tsis union. Any unions having chare"s against
him an please n orm this uaion within twenty
dAv-
By uIder o. Onion No 81.
d. X AURPHY, Cor See,
26l Madison street.
KASsAs CIrH, Mo-, Feb. ga man BY the
tame of William Rauth has made application
70 become a member Of this union. Any aniO .
esving charges against said man will notify thi
Union on or before the 26th Of March.
By order Of Union No. 1O2
JOHN GRRT, Cor Sec.
SPRINGTIELD, Mass, Feb. 22.-Alfred Stewart
ind Edward Duncan, both from Leceistershire,
England, have made application 70 become
ehembers Of this union. Any union having
hhArges against these men will please notify this
slnion by the 2Oth Of next month, or sooner.
III B. 0PPENHEMKR, Cor. & Fin. Sec,
\. CigarmAkers' Union No. ~.
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PRESIDENT TREvELLICK left home last Wednes-
day morning to stump New Hampshire ia behalf
of the Labor Reform candidates.
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THE CIGAR MAKKRA
Important aotics.

Will Secretaries Of the G. n L q. DO MI
enough 10 write the names Of applicants q
plain as they possibly can whea their insertioI
g required Ia the ADvOcArK. A eOUplianes
sSitA this request will be desmeA q persona
favor. A. c. Cannon.
lOsnclAl from the Prssd.n. II ne o. M.LU-l
{ .E CoLUMBUs, Feb "a. ls7O.
80 the Editor Of the wOEKueMAEs ADvOcATH-
y Please give the following correspondence .
place In your paper. Yours respectfully.
h FRED. BLEED
!. CoLrMBUs, Ohio. Feb. ~, 1870.
10 the Officers aud Members Of Local Unions,
under the Jurisdiction Of the CIgarmnkers'
Y International Union;
} GKNTLEMEN,-It seems 20 me that local SEQ
Eetaries tnink that il 10 an imp0ssibility for
gaem to word their notices to the ADVOCATE
6eOperly. IL 10 scarcely two months ago that /
gave notice to local unions that Il was unIa wful
Pr them, when they gave notice of sny appli-
t4tiOns TO their unions, to only give the name
81 the applicant. It is invariably necessary At
II times, when person applies for membership
"a any local union, for them to state In their
t0tice TO local unions where such applicant
%aims to have worked previous 70 his aDplica-
bon.
F: l hope that this may be the last time that
IN compelled to give notice 10 reference 20 thia
Question. If local secretaries will nav strict
etention to this they will not only beNe6t their
a~n local unions, but the organization at large.
Il Yours fraternally,
/! FRED. BLEND, Tut. Pres't.
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INI The employees Of Messrs Drummer
4 Sons, owners Of the mills mentioned in the pre-
ceding article, had mass meeting on Tu stay
evening last. The cOnVOca ion was for the pur-
pose Of pro testing against the Withholding Of
their pay. Il is alleged that they have received
no money for weeks, aud many of sAem have
Iarge families Dependent upon them, there 10
much suffering iO cons lucBce We learn from
friend that for a year past these men have
been compelled to accept partial payments, and
the papers tell Us thai the 6rm 10 now on the
verge Of bankruptcy, while the s5erifF's posse
have control Of the burned building, and the
creditors have attached the iDsurances. The
matter was discussed and the Brunners severely
censured. Little else could be done mott ,e
has been posted up sverring that . settlement
viii be mades with the hands within thirty days
The rapaciUus creditors most OF whom, no doubt
have plenty and to spare, make haste to insure
their own safery, while the poor workingman,
who has nought to depend upon other than
the ptful wages Of his days toll has no means
OF enforcing the payment OF what is justly his
\ ule Jus ~ 70 oNiucnb lHdt VIC nave
for long time past been doing business in a
most unrighteous way, By forcing their hands to
loan them Gil their wages excepting just % much
as was positively requisite to their naked susten-
ance business conducted in that way no
matter how much subility or shreW dress might
be exercised in its behalf could not, or should
not succeed, and through their failure lie just
punishment Of their iufsmy, we sincerly regret il
inasmuch as it has entailed 80 much suffering
upon their victimized hands. Every State
should have q law making the claims Of .
day lsborer a FIRST lien upon the goods o.
his or her employer or employers, no matter il
what calling he or she may be employed, %
that . contract aud faithful service Is proved
IL this way only can We mete out justice
to the worker, upon whose well being the per
petuity Of our institutions is solely dependent
} There 10 law to protect the capitalist against
fraud and the self-elected bankrupt 10 fraud
bat none to secure justice to the workingman
whose contributions the corner stone upoI
which our vast fabric Of civilization rests.
is these things that impel US to &c strenuous Al
. opposition to the demands of capital, and on
4 prayer is that the opposition may increase Il
intensity and restlessness until Labor's wrong
!, are forever righted.
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RRICKLAYERg Union NO. |

% ohio, meet at sbsir Hall % Nest Nsh street
Slnsa snasi every MONDAY evening. ct eight O'clock
Rresdents @. Cavanagh Vice President, WIN. O. Sew.
Td @ec ording Secretary, Charles Lapsea FinAn.
cla secretary, Thomas Q. Kess Treasurer, n. Kr .
m@ frnssees, Jas. Robbins, YIN R~ing, ben. Ha y
Dox 1gs5,
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sf4AG. ~ oAtSAas-.s s~sSes1 saa ssss ssasm
dodge Of swindling wealth invested In the gro
cery trads. Three of the erring ones ara
bound over for trial.
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TEE I. n. /. c. P. 1.-THE bill incosporat-
ing this organisation has been reported favorA.
bly, 70 the House Of Representatives.
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Authorised Agents for The Advocate
The following gentlemen are suthorlse
to act a. Agents for TKB ADVOCATE. An
moneys paid to them will be duly acknow
lodged:
r. voLExAx, AIb.ny, my.
7. D. oAsTLiSUax, AssaaA. Ca
d. A. MULLAMR, New Orleans jackson X. T. SHOPS
poUs4II d4ss.nI, troy. NY:
you r. IsasAL, Water Valley, Miss.
J. g. THaownR, Atlanta, Georgia.
Q. A. WnsoM, Atlanta, Ga.
JoEE 4 WARRBH, Oolambas. Go.
3. o. sHsBDeH, Caledonia, No.
THOMAS CAssT, Monssomery, Ala.
4 B. saHaIDAz, wnkssbsrrs. Pa
I. A. oa.fsLLE, Auburn. MI:
ESQ. y. DgsIAP, Millville. ". y:
emE o. wALKss. PsskskiiL u. r., and vicinity.
jams Lswzs, FeisOm, CAa.
0nosT LRi9Cl, Sacramento, Cal.
Q. sHssDAs, Kingston, Luserne county, Pa.
J. o. sLYvIs, sunbary, Pa.
4. L. ROsEHoHD, NsW Yorb city.
Il. b. HAYWOOD, state Of Massachusetts,.
JoEs r. MsLLoR, for the State Of New Jersey.
j. MAHLY, Omaha, Nebraska
W. H. Ola Z, LOstant, ILL.,
J. O. HoHsY, Black River Falls, Wisconsin.
LEwELLYE W. LLOYD Omaha, Nebrasks.
JoHH &. HABsRPiELD, Wheeling, Wes Virginia.
W.B. srsssISs, Bloomington, Illinois
RIcHARD TssvRLIoE, for state Of Michigan.
b. NJ LsosARD, Obsrlin. ohio.
,. J. Ms.rss, ssisssoFs. Sd. ~ + =
" d.
q. r. n PEs, Rochester, MY
LAwRKHcB eMxE, Fort Wayne, Ind.
b. rHoRsB, Amboy, Ill.
J. NIELson, CentrAliA, iii.
WE. Il. F~LEV, Lockport, III.
Wa. HARrLEY, Bloomington, III.
WM. IA MsKnL, elgin, III.
WM. ID. HAcKMRT. Aurora, III.
DAVID CAsrHRR, Rockford, III.
jams DoYLn, Peoria, I'll
FKAHK HUDsoM, Springfield, Ill.
TMoMAs DsLAHY, Milwaukee, Wis.
JoMH rAYLoR, Resins, wis.
rRos. hooRB, Wstsrtown, Via
3. q. AopoEE, Quincy, IN.
ALsxAHDER AAssoE, tondulac, WIS
PBfsR IA ROE, Portage City, Wis.
A. II. PoRTHR, Beaver Dam, Wis.
JAMBs MoKMM, Davenport, Iowa.
J. g. Moons, Dubuque, Iowa.
&. d. BARR, Houseoa, Texas.
}. H. rUsHsR, Logansport, Ind.
O. ii. QUMBy. wheeling. w. Virginia
O. w. GIBsoH, Norwich, Conn.
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OPERATIVE BRICKLAYERS' UN

n0N. 70: Of PAilAdsipsiA, mssss on the La. ma
10 Loeuss street. third doow sbrvs nixhkh street j.
@dney JOnsa prssdens; w. L. Joanssa vics prsadsns;
TAeooers Yardiey, eecretary Samuel bsrns assistant
ssrgeaet 8 Arms; A. ADyd. Q. II. osrsap, FhO@ss
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PRESENTED TO
COLONEL OWEN STUART

By THE NEMBRRs or THE
corr ILLINOIS VOLUNTEER INFANTRY ASSOCIATIONS,
TEB. %, 1870.
The presentation was made BY Sergeant
Major Lonergan, in the following appropriate
remarks:
CoLoSKL STUARr,-In carrying out the par
pose which brought Us here this evening, and
presenting you this cane ON behalf the Nine
tieth Illinois Volunteer Infantry Association, .
few remarks may not be Inappropriate.
Dnring the past eight years. during which We
have been associated together, ws have enjoyed
unusual facilities for judging your character
We have marched together, fought together
toasted together, and tasted together W.
have known you as field ofhcer. commanding
officer and more lately as the President Of our
Association and In every part, under all cir
eumstances, have you proved yourself worthy
Of RESI- eCt and esteem-a good ofhctr and
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N ATIONAL UNION OF BRICK LAY

NATIONAL UNION or BRTOR LAY
- Mks-RsaAquarssrs, cineinnati. Onae.
So@ VknsBDs, PrsslAsaa, No. lAo RisAmnmM sezose
Ne9 nnafl, OHIO Kdward VRearEs, vkss-Prsaaasne,
.etafy National UnIoa % Beirkiatses sn Asnss &C.
" hs@seUrgo, r.; TAomas q. fmker, vlss-ssere
= q, sss rrospecs street. Ansaskss, VIA; Walssr 0
rrea-orers os7 kAst klghsh ssress, WmsAiRgsen.
= y. nsnS Fso0as. Lslegass ss Large. ITO. % Jssk
hiCkLAYERS PROTECTIVE UNION
Mee9 every Tuesday evening". % hal6-pam wvm
0O'oss, nj Ttadss Assembly Hall, III Rsodsish atrsst
SS.n AEsLs, Cor. sse'y a go
~ Coz, keoofdin9 Secretary 4N
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THE Law JoBBERs ATrm CAPrrAL-That body
Of worthless known a the State Legislature have
peen out Heroding aerod in aud4cisy since the
commencement Of their present sitting. Every
day brings to light some new JOB, each out
stripping iss predecessor In the leviAthan proper
lions of its villiany. Assured BY past expert
ence that their records, no matter hos infamous
they may be, will not be made to stand between
hem and their denomination, Ghey 60 tie whole
hog with q courageous indifference 70 popular
ensrsaty that, in the extreme, 10 astounding
10 consequence money dances, and We, the la-
Dor of the State. pay the exhOrbitant demands
Of the fiddler.
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Chsascsy T. Bosea, ,. H. Hrissosd, Hon. A. w.
Ciark, a. Il. winsiew. Charles eolaasbse, Z. Whss
N. u Williams, II. v. Ranyan, jean A. Marley, David
4. Gage. Peter DasU, Y. A. sssvsaa. A. n koeslns
Joseph n. Banker. A. 1sssortA, a. vsakias q A.
Nes AlexAnder Bishop d H. Haven q. r. Lsyton,
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III Hs WORKING CLASs-We are nov prepared
70 rnlsh all elasses with constant snpssymsat nd hom
thewN We " tue u@e OF for the rpaFa Bal
neas new light and profitable. Persons Of either sex
s@-ilv fro@ Soc. 20 eS per svsone and prop0r-
onal VA by devoSng their whole TINA 70 the business.
Boys and girls earn nearly ~ much rhst eli
Who this notice may send Ehe address, and the
ouL- &c make this unparalleled offer: To ueh %
not veil satisAed We will ssOd 81 to pay for the
trouble Of writing. full psrticoAs>, valuable sam
pie, which all do commence work on and Q CODY Of
The Peoples Literary C0mpd1i0S the largest and
best fanny newspApers published all free By all
Reader, II yon want ermsnenT, profitable work, I'D
dress 8. O. ALLEN CO., AUGUSTA, AAIHR.
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HNHE CHICAGO JOURNEYMEN PLUMB
n ERS UNION meets every NR9T and THIAD
Wednesday, 81 each month, e the Trades Assembly
HALL 9s7 handolph srss6 at quarter 20 sixne 0eleek
jams McDoHAID, PTs@dsnS
ESQ. y LYaMs Besrstary.
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lOanclAl from the Presiden: II ne O. LU-l
CoLUMsUs, Feb -. 1870.
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2. Pay roll of Department for
drughtsman, carpenters, etc 81, 991 IS
Total amount. 80

4Obdl duOGAt. spl,JtC 10
SEC. 2. Be it further ordained, etc., That
the Administrator Of Public Accounts shall
draw his warrant upon the Admin strator 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 City Surveyor.
Mr.. Pierce called up the subjoined ordi.
nance, which was unanimously adopted in
like manner:
An ordinance authorizing the Administrator
OF Public Accounts to warrant on the adj
ministratOr of Finance for April salaries
of Sanitary Inspectors.
Be it ordained by the Council of the city
of New Orleans, That the Administrator of
Public Accounts be and he is hereby author
lied to warrant upon the Administrator of
Finance for the April salaries of the SAM
tary Inspectors, AS follows:
DR.. Jules A. Matthew, Inspector for
First District. SIPS 90
DR.. F. B. Albers, Inspector for Second
District. .................... 125 90
DR.. James F. Jackson, Inspector for
Third District. Observation-Disclosures. 125 90
DR.. A. W. Perry, Inspector for Fourth
District. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 125 90
DR.. Charles P. Ames, Inspector for
Fifth District ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO SO
DR.. Heber Smith, Inspector for Sixth
Iotdl ----.'............. .9'oo %
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MIR. shaw OHereu Ine lOlloWinS oIolHauce,
which was also read q first and second time
under the rules and laid over:
An ordinance to appropriate money to pay
certain pay rolls for May, 1870.
Be it ordained by the Council OF the city
of New Orleans, That the following sums
be and are hereby appropriated to pay the
pay rolls herein named Tor May: to;o' Gnu
that the Administrator OF Pubilc Ac-
counts warrant on the Administrator OF
Finance accordingly.
For the Department of Finance, fifteen
hundred and ninety-one dollars anu sixty
six cents (Sl59l 66).
For the Department of Assessments,
thirty-three hundred dollars (S330g)..
For the Department of Public Buildings
and Waterworks, three thousand eight
hundred and twelve dollars and thlrty-three
cents (S3S12 33).
For the Department of Police, six thou.
sand and seven hundred dollars (s67OO).
For the Department of Commerce, one
thou sand nine hundred and thirteen dollars
and fifty-two cents ($l9l3 so.
For the Department of Public Accounts,
intending the compensation of an extra
force employed in making out the Metropol-
itan Police tax bills, and the Park tax bills,
the examination and registration OF the
floating debt. the examination of the affairs
ot the narish of Orleans, right bank, max,
ing tax bills for the latter, i've Thousand
eight hundred and seventy-three dollars
($5s73). . MN
For the Office of the City Attorney, one
thousand five hundred and tfty COLLARS
(sl550).
For the office of the Mayor, two Thousand
dollars (S2000).
Mr.. Emley offered the following ordl-
nance, which was adopted:
Be it ordained by the Council of the City
of New Orleans, That the Administrator OF
Public Accounts be authorized to warrant
on the Department Of Finance, in favor OF
John Amrein, for WITHDRAWING and paint
Ing Claibourne and Dryades msrket-houses,
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so much of said bonds as may be left, III
order in person to transmit and carry the
said bonds to the undersigned in Europe.
where the same are to be negotiated, and
said attorneys receipt for the bonds SO de-
livered to him by the city of New Orleans
shall be voucher OF delivery the under
signed.
Respectfully,
C. CAVAROC.
BANK OF NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans. May 20, leo.
To his Honor the Mayor of the City of New Orleans
SRI have the honor to transmit to you
the following copy of resolution adopted
at meeting of the Board of Directors of
this bank held yesterday, the tenth instant.
Extract from the minutes:
"On motion Of c. De Reuyter seconded
BY E. F. Bernard,
"Resolved, That Albert VOORHEES,, ESQ, is
authorized to receive the bonds issued by
the city of New Orleans for the purpose of
taking up its floating debt, or SO much of
said bonds as may be left, in order in person
to transmit and carry the said bonds to Mr..
C. Cavaroc, President, in Europe"
A true copy:
N. AUGUSTIN, Cashier.
The following communication from Sheriff
Maxwell, was ordered to be printed and
filed:
SEERIFF's OFFICE,
Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans. May l9, 1870
Hon. B. F. Flanders, Mayor of the city of New Or
leans:
DEAR SIR-The provisions of ordinance
No. n. Administration series. adopted May
II, 1870, are hereby accepted.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
THOS. L. MAXWELL,
Sheriff Parish of Orleans.
4 communication from Messrs. Roselius
and Alfred Phillips respecting the proposed
compromise of the Livaudais heirs, in rela-
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amount sufficient to cover those under con-
alteration were set apart in the registry of
the court.
I respectfully return herewith the petit
ton Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company, signed by their counsel, Race
Foster and e. T. Merrick, EsQrs.
Respectfully, yours. etc,
GEORGE s. LACEY,
City Attorney.
request that this be received as the re-
port from the Administrator Of Assessments,
and that may be discharged from the fur
Their consideration of the subject.
H. BONZANO,
Administrator.
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MT. SuhW IaVOTeO tue SOULFUL 40 ~ osoo"'
It only gave the Administrator OF Police
supervisory powers.
The section was adopted without further
amendment.
Section twelve had been changed to read
| as follows:
! SEC. u. Be it further ordained, etc, That
| H. shall be the duty of the Administrator of
Police to nominate to the Council suitable
and proper persons for each and every po-
sition created by this ordinance; to exact
band require from said persons such bonds
| and security for the faithful performance OF
their duties as may have been established
| by the Council; to require evidence OF the
| solvency and suficiency OF said suretles,
and to see that the bonds are filed IN the
| office of the Mayor and copies In the Office OF
said Administrator.
This and the remaining two sections were
agreed to, and the ordinance was adopted
as whole.
Mr. Emley called up the ordinance Great
ing the Offices of Superintendent and As
sistant Superintendent OF River Landings,
and defining the duties thereof.
Sections one and two were read, as follows:
SECTION /. Be it ordained by the Council
of the city of New Orleans. That In the
month of NAV, in the year eighteen hun.
dred and seventy, and annually thereafter,
there shall be recommended for appointment
by the Administrator of the Department of
Commerce, and shall be appointed by the
Council, one Superintendent and six
Assistant Superintendents of River Land
ipgs. The Superintendent shall have an an.
nual salary of twenty-one hundred dollars.
PAYABLE monthly, and two of the Assistant
Superintendents shall each have an annual
salary of fifteen hundred dollars, and four
of the Assistant superintendent shall each
have an annual salary of twelve hundred
dollars, payable monthly.
Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, ETC., That
the Superintendent shall keep his Office at q
! central and convenient locality on the levee
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Your obedient servant
j. r. WEST, Administrator.

Be 1t resolved That the sum of forty-fve
(s45) dollars is hereby appropriated IS fall
compensation to T. Ryan, for injury to his
horse on the seventeenth of April last, oc-
casioned by the city's neglect to keep in re-
pair Liberty street plank road, and that the
Administrator OF Public Accounts is hereby
instructed to warrant ON the Administrator of
Finance, in favor of T. Ryan, for the atore-
said sum OF forty-tive (S45) dollars.
Mr.. Shaw moved that financial business
be taken up. and that the Council proceed
to consider the bills left over from last
regular meeting for third reading at this.
Agreed to.
MIR. Walton called up the following resolu-
ton, stating that the City Attorney had re-
ported favorably thereon:
RESOLVED, That only such proportion of
the tax bills as properly belongs to the city
will be received in Metropolitan Police war
rants, the balance being specially set apart
for the payment of interest of city bonds,
belongs to the bondholders and must be
paid il currency.
The Mayor inquired if the Administrator
had the letter of the City Attorney here.
Mr.. Walton replied that he had not; that
he supposed the City Attorney would have
made report to the Council. 1t was
matter Of some importance. People were