New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-10
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bridge Oh St. Charles street, was referred to
| the Administrator of improvements.
A proposal of Messrs. Holt and Frisby,
of Louisville, to supply the city with five
hundred pairs of English sparrows, at two
dollars and half pair, was referred to
| the Administrator of Commerce.
A petition of the heirs Of John Donovan
| to occupy and enclose battu-e property was
| referred to the Mayor.
The Southern Paving Company presented
another petition for relief from tax on CAPT
| tai for the year 1869, and it was moved to
refer the question 10 the Department of
! Assessments.
Mr. Walton remarked that this matter
had been already reported upon once by
himself adversely to the claim He wished
| to know how often the Council could be cx-
| pected to act ON the same question.
Mr. Bonzano moved that the reference be
changed from the Department OF Assess
ments to the Department OF Finance.
J Carried.
A communication from Dr.. G. P Ames was
presented BY Mr. Shaw and referred 10 the
| Department of Police.
Appropriations, Etc.
BY Mr.. Shaw:
| An ordinance to provide for the settlement
of accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the Administra-
| tor of Public Accounts be and is hereby
authorized to settle with the holders of the
following claims, at the option of said hold
! rrs, by the issue OF certificates under ordi
! l..
| Wardens of the Church of st. Louis, for
| twelve months rent of house Oh st. Ann
| street, to June u. 1868. $50: one years ex-
! pense keeping Cathedral clock. as per resO-
| luton of the Council No. 344S, passed TWEEN
| ty-sixth June. 1857. $3.50: same for year end
| inc June Is, 1863. $3.50: same for year end
ing June u, 1870. S93O-$279o.
Z. c. Palmer l. Co., for registered bill for
sundries furnished court Of the Recorder Of
the First District $4l0 IS.
&c. Palmer & Co.. for value Of one plate
| glass window. destroyed b. mob. May Is,
1870. $l25.
E. Meileur. Constable Fourth Justice of
the Peace, for fees in -undry cases. as per
| bill rendered, S6l 30.
! j. A. Laneuville, for warrants of the
| Joint committee of the parish of Jefferson.
$52 81
S. NJ. Todd 4 Co.. for sundries for Boys
House of Refuge. $50.
John Petit, as transferec OF J. A Mascot
for stationery. 1919 %.
John Petit. as transferee OF Peter Seine
tar for cleaning Port Market IN November.
| 1869 S35.
| John Petit. as :ransferee of Peter Seine
| tar. for cleanin. Port Market IL December.
| 1869 So.
J. Z. Sarrazin, for sundIies for Insane
Asylum. sl35.
Henry c. Andrews, for bill Of books fur
nished schools of jefferson City, $l42 IS.
f. Van Benthuysen as transferee Of sun
dry persons, viz: N: NJ. Feeney, for repairs
of street bridges in Second District, in
etc, for Finance Committee SIS; F.. d.
White repairing paved streets of Third
Ward, in March. 1870, SIP so: Michael
| Frency. repairs of street bridges OF Second
District. in February, 1870, s447: John
Armstrong. for boilers, etc. for MelpOmene
draining machine. $4s.l-s6552 so.
John Brunei, for two warrants of the
Police Jury of the parish of Orleans, night
bank Sls $2J-S43.
Victor Prados. for sundry certificates
issued by the Finance Committee. dated
| February %. 1870 viz: S3222 %, S3Ss2.2 %.
500 50. $40 S5-$7 $50 l6.
John A. Watkins, rs transferee of sundry
| persons. viz: Geddcs. Shakespeare q Co.,
for ironwork for Hagan avenue canal, S23;
"
or's Department, Sell +. w. Giadding. for
painting in Ninth Street Market. 500: L
Freeland, for repairs of Ninth Street Mar
ket. $40; A. Curtis, for repairs OF Mel
pOmenc draining machine. slSS: James
Ready. rent for February. 1870, of building
used as the Home of the Aged and Intrm
| SlJ0-S7l4
A. Shelly, Second Justice Of the Peace, for
sundry costs and fees, rs per bill approved
by the Mayor, so.
Read twice and laid over.
By Mr.. Shaw:
An ordinance providing for tine payment OF
the several accounts therein named.
BE it ordained. That the following apprO-
priations be and are hereby made, and that
the Administrator of Public Accounts war
rant on the Administrator of Finance in
payment of the same:
| W. j. J. Armstrong, on account OF putting
up and furnishing eight new boilers tol
waterworks, IA per contract, under resolu
ton, Administration series No. 70, $4,000.
j. D. LOrio, for sundry jury warrants OF
the First District of the parish of Orleans,
Sl746.
f. S. Wurzburger criminal sheriff, parish
vi Orleans, for the maintenance, etc, OF
prisoners from the first to the thlrty-hrst OF
October inclusive. $5998 49,
Norbert Trepagnier. clerk First Distric,
Court for fees and costs in various suits
$1426 10.
William Golding. as per bill approved by
Administrator of improvements on account
of cast iron bridges and crossing plates fur
nished for st. Charles avenue, rs per con
tract dated July %. 1870. $500.
Read twice and laid over
BY Mr.. Shaw:
An ordinance providing for the payment o
the several accounts therein named.
BE it ordained, That the following appro
pyiatiOns be. and are hereby made, and tina
the Administrator OF Public Accounts war
payment of the same:
J. G. Gaylord & Co. on account of con
tract for supplying Waterworks with cast
iron pipes, $4,000.
Alex Branch & Co.. for freight on pipe
etc, 1929 o..
Steel & Co., stationery, etc, for City At
torney, $50 30.
Commercial Bulletin. printing brief TO
City Attorney, Arrowsmith vs. city OF New
!, Orleans $2S IS.
A. T. Turner, examination of printing
bills, $50.
Picayune, newspaper, redemption of cit,
bonds. Sl5.
! Charles Martin. for exiuming and rebury
| ing soldiers at the Chalmette -burym!
grounds, $40.
Steel & Co., for printing and binding
ordinances and city charters. approved o,
the Mayor, $l99 80.
Mr. Shaw, in asking the immediate pas
age of the first item, J. G.. Gaylord, $1,000
explained that Mr.. Gaylord had drawn
ten days sight draft on tho Administrator
OF Public Buildings. The work had bee1