New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-26

First and Fourth Districts. AS s247O 81
Second and Third Districts. Isl 2301 80
| One bill of 1869. l 4 50
| am, most respectfully,
Your Obedlent servant,
L. WAGGAMAN,
Water Registrar.
The above reports were referred to the
Committee on Water Works.
The Tressurer's report for the week end
ing March Il, 1870, showing receipts
$50, ia Al, expenditures SIS, 1873 50, balance
on hand S536l 81, together with the Con.
troller's statement for the week ending
March Is, 1870, showing checks drawn
amounting to Sic, 303 q, and the financial
statement of the Waterworks for the week
Guiding March II. 1870, showing balance on
hand 1908 80, all Of which reports had
accumulated from the failure of the board
to consider any business at the previous
meeting, owing to the absence of a quorum,
were, on motion of Mr.. Camp, without being
read, ordered referred to their appropriate
committees respectively.
FROM BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
The following resolutions from the Board
of Aldermen were unanimously concurred
in on their several readings:
Resolred, That permission be and the
same is hereby granted to Messrs. Cahill &
Cotfey to remove their steam engine and
mill from their present premises, No. 726
New Levee street, to No. 1872 New Levee
street; also to remove their water pipe to
the same place, TO remain during pleasure
of the Common Council.
ReS0Lred, That permission be and is here
by given to W. II. Reynolds to erect g steam
engine on his premises, on square bounded
by South Market. Delord, Fulton and Front
streets, during the pleasure Of the Common
Council.
Mr.. Grandpre here reported that he had
conferred with the Board of Aldermen rela-
tive to the hour of fixing the joint session,
and that body had nominated eight o'clock.
The report was received and adopted.
The report of the special Joint committee
charged with the direction and control of
the revised edition Of city laws and ordi-
nances entrusted to Messrs. Leovy and Lu
zenberg, was received from the Board of AL
dermen for concurrence, as follows:
NEW ORLEANS, March Is, 1870.
To the Honorable Common Council:
GENTLEMEN-The special committee ap-
pointed to superintend the preparation and |
publication of new edition of the city laws !
and ordinances, together with acts of the |
decisions of the Supreme Court |
and constitutional provisions relating to the |
city government. beg to report that Messrs. |
Gutenberg and Leovy have completed and |
published the work in a manner entirely |
satisfactory to the committee. They, there |
fore, recommend the adoption, by the Com
mon Council, of the following resolutions:
ResOlued, That the book of the city laws |
and ordinances prepared by Messrs. Luzen.
berg and Leovy, and just published, be and
the same is hereby accepted.
Respectfully, etc,
G. PANDELY,
C. CAMP,
CHARLES PoTTHOFF,
GEORGE W. CARTER.
Pending discussion OF the above report,
he Board Of Aldermen were announced,
when the two boards went into
Joint Session.
Alderman Shields in the chair, directed q
ali of the roll, showing five members OF
he Board Of Aldermen and fourteen of the
Board of Assistant Aldermen, present.
The object of the meeting having been
stated by the chair, the Common Council,
n joint session, then proceeding to elect
,iua uoce Keeper of the Courthouse, vice
= O'Neil, deceased.
Messrs. A. a. Leferranderie, Morel and
1oze were placed in nomination.
The roll having been called, the vote was
announced, as follows:
Laferranderie fourteen votes.
Morel one vote.
Loze three votes.
Blank one vote-Mr. Farrell.
Mr.. Lafferranderie having received ma
GRITTY Of the votes announced, was declared
July elected Keeper Of the Courthouses.
The Board of Aldermen here retired.
The report of the committee recommend
ne the reception of the revised edition of
ity laws and ordinances prepared by Messrs.
Gutenberg and Leovy, which had been in
errupted by the joint session, was now re-
umed.
A motion of Mr.. Walsh to lay on the table
he report of the committee was declared
ost by tie vote, yeas to nays-Messrs.
ish. Kearny, Walker, Camp, Pemberton,
turcken and Pandely voting in the mega.
i've.