New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-30

Read . first and second tame - 9I
under the charter.
By Mr.. Pierce: -
Re- = resolced, etc , That the Admieis.6
- ~ police he and he il hereby antno.a
;ved to cause the fence, railing. eec. y
A~nnunciation Square to be panied, me ~
gates. locks md ratings OF the ssmo
repaired, At an expense nos 70 eA0eo
hundred and fifty dollars.
The Acting Mayor said he supposed
repairs were necessary.
Mr.. Pierce replied that they were.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Pierce:
/ Resolution authorizing the payment Of
salaries of sanitary lnspectors:
Ra T. resolved by the Council OF the
os No. Orleans. That the AdministratN
Pnhlic Accounts be and he V hereby
thorized to warrant upon the Adminiek1
of Finance for the June salaries OF t0e
tary inspectors, as follows:
1ules A. Matthew, First District. 81
E-R Albers. Second District. .......
Lanes f. jackson, Third District.
a ". Perry. Fourth District. 4
n p. Ames. Fifth District.
| Haber Smith, Sixth District. T.
ro,., SD
Read twice and laid over.
By Mr.. Pierce:
Resolued. That in accordance with or
nance No. 1876, approved June ID. Ies
| ~(article 1856, Revised City Laws ana OLo
| n~apces), the sum Of fifty dollars ls neleu
/ appropriated for the Boys House OF heIueJ
| and the snm of fifteen dollars for The dira
House of Refuge, to enable the 1nAlss
| thereof to celebrate the ninety-fnh ann
| vereary of American Independence.
Resolued further, That the Adminlefrat0E
| of Public Accounts be and he is hereby au1
| thorized to draw his warrants upon the Oe5
/ partment of Finance in favor OF the super
| intenient Boys House Of Refuge, q =
| Refuge for the foregoing amounts, respect-
lively.
Unanimously adopted.
By Mr.. Pierce:
An ordinance to provide medical attendants
for the INDECENT poor residing witnln sne
parish of Orleans, right bank.
Be Il ordained, etc, That from and after
the first day of July, 1870. 1t shall be rs
duty of the Sanitary Inspector of the Fifth
District. in addition to his duties as sucn.
to attend, as City Physician. to all cases OF
sickness among the INDECENT poor OF the
city of New Orleans residing on the right
bank: and for such service, and to enable
him to furnish his own conveyance: he shall
receive the sum of five hundred dollars pe1
annum, so long as he performs the duties
to the satisfaction of the Council.
Ordered to be printed and laid over.
BY Mr.. Pierce:
Be it resolved by the Council of the city
of New Orleans, That the Administrator Of
Public Accounts be and he is hereby author
lied to warrant on the Administrator OF
Finance for the sum of one hundred and
fifty dollars, in favor Of Clarendon Davissons
for his services as librarian for the month
of June: and for the sum of fifty dollars, "a
favor of Samuel Jackson, for his services -
assistant librarian for the same time.
Adopted.
Mr.. Pierce said he had next q dog ordi-
nance, which he wanted to have read and
printed.
Mr.. Shaw rose to q point of order. That
was not q resolution"
The Acting Mayor remarked that it was
of the same character as most Of the other
business, which had been introduced under
this head.
The ordinance was read as follows:
An ordinance to authorize the Recorders to
order the killing OF vicious dogs.
Be it ordained by the Council of the city
of New Orleans, That whenever affidavit
shall have been made before . Recorder
that any person, not unlawtully entering o.
attempting to enter the premises of another,
has been bitten by a dog, the Recorder
shall proceed to investigate the charge,
after having cited the owner of the dog to
appear, and, upon due proof thereof, shall
cause the dog to be killed.
Mr.. Bonzano called up an ordinance intro
duced by him at the last meeting and put on
the calendar, and moved substitute to it -
follows:
Substitute for ordinance appropriating
money to defrsy the expenditures of the
Department OF Assessments for the month