New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-06

tied IAN act for the relief Of the officers
and members Of the Metropolitan Police"
providing for payment of thirty per cent
discount ON salaries of officers and men,
beers of the Metropolitan Police for the fis-
cal year Of 1869.
1 The assessment was adopted at meeting
of the Board of Metropolitan Police, held
on Friday, September ., 1870, and includes
the city Of New Orleans and the late corpo-
rations of Jefferson and Algiers. It IL res
pectfully submitted for your approval.
CD. LUDEKE, Chief Clerk.
Special assessment of the amount of thirty
per cent discount paid and remaining due
on salaries of the Metropolitan Police
force, in accordance with act No. ~, regu-
lar session of 1870, entitled an act for the
relief of officers and members CT the Metro
pOlitan Police.
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Amount paid by the board. .$l42,779 81
Amount paid per judgments
Sixth District Court. 10,067 80
District Court. ............... 735 50
Amount remaining unpaid. 800. 22,l73 81
Amount of pro rata OF Central
Department, Superintendent
Office and Telegraph corps
$40 men at $23 Is S4-lOO. IA 82l 80
Total S19O,577 20
thereby certify the above is true copy
of tie assessment adopted by Board Of
Metropolitan Police, September 9, 1870.
C. D. LUDEKE,
Chief Clerk.
Special assessment of the amount of thirty
per cent discount paid and remaining due
on salaries Of the Metropolitan Police
force, in accordance with act No. ~,
8
for the relief of officers and members Of
the Metropolitan Police:"
JEFFERSON.
Amount paid by board ...........$6, SGT So
Amount paid by judgments of Sixth
District Court. ZS1 ~
Amount remaining unpaid. ,443 -
Amount of pro rata of Central De-
partment, Superintendents Of
flee and Telegraph Corps, thirty
one men, at S23 Is S4-lOO. ....... III 81
Total. Observation-Disclosures. ,9ll 80
hereby certify the above is a true copy
of the assessment adopted by Board of
Metropolitan Police, September 9, 1870.
CD. LUDEKE, Chief Clerk.
Speeia. assessment of the amount Of thirty
per cent discount paid and remaining due
on salaries Of the Metropolitan Police force,
i'll accordance with act No. ~, regular SEES
sion Of 1870, entitled Ian act for the relief
of officers and members of the Metropolitan
Police:
ALGIEES.
Amount paid by the board .s2.7Sl 90
Amount remaining unpaid ........ $50 rs
Amount of pro rata OF Contra! De
partment, Superintendent's Of
flee and telegraph corps sixteen
men at $23 10 Si-lOO. ........... 80 50
Total Observation-Disclosures. Will JI
l hereby certify the above is true copy
Of assessment adopted by Board Of Metro
politan Police September 9, 1870.
G. ID. LUDEKE. Chief Clerk.
The report of the Administrator OF FL
nance was adopted.
Mr. Bonzano, on behalf Of Mr. Finley,
presented the following report and resolu
ton, which were adopted:
DEPARTMENT OF CoxMsRc1,}
Septenbr 30, 1870. 5
To the City Council of New Orleans:
The petition of Samuel w. Hammond,
asking permission to take up an iron pipe
leading from the river to his distiliery, on
St. Ferdinand street. and to put larger
pipe down in place of it, is a request that
recommend the Council to grant. upon con-
dition that petitioner put the street in as
good condition after exchanging the pipe,
as it is at present, and with as little delay
as possible.
S. G. EMLEY, Administrator.
Resoired, That Samuel W. Hammond is
hereby authorized 10 take up an iron pipe
leading from the river to his distillery, on
ST. Ferdinand street, and TO put a larger
pipe down in place of it. and that he be re-
quired to put the street in as good condition
after making the exchange Of pipe as it IS
now in.
A request Of Mr.. c. Cavaroe, president of
the Barbarin Gas Company, for permission
to place a telegraph wire from his office to
the works of the company was referred to
the Mayor, with power to act.
The Council then adjourned.
III. CONQUEST CLARKE,