New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03

the party accused Of the fine imposed PrO
vided said imprisonment shall not e4eeeu
thirty days. NJ
Mr.. Pierce desiring some explanation, Mr.
Shaw stated that the statutes OF the o'a'e
formerly gave tho Recorders certain powers
which the new city charter said the Connch
should not give them. This ordinance was
drawn up to confer upon them those powers
He himself did not know that the ordinance
was necessary, but, at any rate, 1t would 10
no harm to pass it.
The roll was called and the ordinance was
adopted.
Appropriations, Etc.
BY Mr.. Shaw:
An ordinance providing for the 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 III
payment of the same:
Clerk of the Sixth District Court, for
transcript of appeal in the consolidated
cases of Howes VS.. the city OF New orleans
and Firemen's Charitable Association, and
Yule VS.. the city of New Orleans and
Firemen's Charitable Association, 1896 %.
A. A. Plattsmier. Constable, First Justice
of the Peace, for judgment, interest and
costs in suit of p. Gallery vs.. the city OF
New Orleans. $73; for judgment, interest
and costs in suit of George Crown VS.. the
city of New Orleans, 500 40-Sl73 40.
j. w. Madden for stationery for Depart
mont of Public Accounts, Sl5S 30.
Charles A. Luzenburg, District Attorney,
for convictions in thirty-eight cases IN the
First District Court, in October, 1871,
$3.50.
l.. Sevell. on account of armoirs for the
Second District Court, $1,000.
Read twice and laid over.
BY Mr.. Shaw:
An ordinance TO provide for the settlement
of accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the administrators
of Public Accounts be and is hereby au-
thorized to settle with the holders Of the
following claims, at the option OF SAID
holders, by the issue OF certificates under
ordinance No. 1877, Administration series:
II. Toy. for amount due him for violation
of contract by the Police Jury OF the parish
of Orleans, right bank, $40.
A. NJ Holbrook & Co.. for advertising
from July, 1869, to February, 1870, SAB.
j. Cimareli, for refreshments furnished
the Mobile delegation in March, 1870, as per
bills approved by Finance Committee, SO.
Henry Samory, for amount paid by him
as the purchase price of two lots OF ground,
bought by him at Sheriff s sale Of property
seized and sold for taxes in suit of the city
of New Orleans vs. Nicholas LoAgworth,
No Is ,034 of the docket of the Fourth Dis
trict Court of New Orleans, with interest at
five per cent per annum from March ~,
1866, the date of SamOry's eviction from
said property by Judgment OF the United
States Circuit Court, 500.
Parish of Jefferson, left bank, for amount
paid by said parish for the widening and
improvement of that portion OF st. Charles
avenue now within the limits OF the city OF
New Orleans, but formerly in the parish OF
Jefferson. S539l 80.
Read twice and laid over.
BY Mr.. Shaw;
An ordinance providing for the 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
warrant on the Administrator of Finance
in payment of the same:
b. F. Flanders. Mayor, for sundry ex-
penses paid by him 81 30.
r. L. Maxwell, Civil Sheriff. for unsettled
balance OF bill for collection of sundry tax
bills of 1866 and 1867, SIG II.
NJ Bacon for amount due her on public
school pay roll for December, 1869. 50.
James A. Gresham, for stationery, so.
Estate OF Joseph Hanlon. late clerk
Fourth District Court, for costs in case OF
city of New Orleans praying for the opening
of Charities and Royal streets, Sio: and III
the ease of the city of New Orleans praying
to determine line OF levees. etc, IN Third
District, sl2 $500 45.
Divide DeBuys, for salary of himself and
assistant. in October, 1870, for services rem
dered in the Department of Public Ac-
counts. 1915.
New Orleans Republican. subscription for
year ending May I, 1871, for City Library,
SIG
Adopted:
By Mr. Shaw:
An ordinance appropriating money to de-
fray the expenditures of the department
of improvements for the month of Octo
Der, 1870
Be it ordained by the Council of the city
| of New Orleans, That the following sums OF
money or so much thereof as may be neces
sary, are hereby appropriatea to defray the
| expenditures OF the Department OF Improve
ments for the month of October, 1870 ano
| that the Administrator of Public Accounts
| draw his warrants on the Administrator OF
| Finance in payment of the same.
| l. Expenditures of the Department proper
| Purchases
| John W. Madden stationery. 81 80.
| Stetson & Armstrong, stationery, S31 81
! John Cockrem, postage stamps and RIB
bon for office stamp, $40.
| j. r. West livery of horse authorized by
ordinance No. 42l, Administration series
! $50.
| Charity authorized by ordinance No. 80
Administration series:
| Cain & Dipert, fuel. $50.
1 = a
9 Expenditures of the Bureau OF Streets
! Purchases
| Barrett & Hyman, hardware, $53 10.
! Julius Lang. lumber, S5S -.
! William Henry. ballast, 1881 50.
! William Henry. ballast, 1920 so.
! William Henry. ballast, 1881 80.
| j. Messina, oyster shells. S97 %.
| John Clark, iron wench, 81.
| l.. II. Olivier, gravel, $50
| William McCubbin. painting sign s..
f. d. White. labor and material, 1913.
| j. II. Brown, oil cans, 81 50.
SlocOmb, Baldwin & Co, hardware
s. 80.
| John w. Madden, stationery. s35.
| Steel & Co., stationery, $64 80.
| j. G. Davey, harness, etc, ST. 30.
Sampson Brothers, office furniture, IS.
Folger & Co, hardware. 800 2o.
NJ. Condran, oyster shells, $50
B. McDonogh, oyster shells, Sl59.
William Henry, lumber and shingles. So
! Blake & Tower, brOOms $40 IS.
Hasam Il Pooley, lumber, $447 20.
Hasam 4 Pooley. lumber, $247 so.
Nj. Coudran, oyster shells, 800.
p. NJ. Schneidan, services Of tug Tyler
| $500.
p. NJ. Schneidam, services Of tug TyIe,
500.
b. Lafouta rent, $50.
+. Nouder Haar, rent, so.
+. Noel, rent, $40