New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-04

garden tools. ......... o w -.+
Barrett & Wiemann,
hardware. etc. ....... 5 ~
Griffin & Delmas, lum-
Der. ................. ~ W. 20 on
BuRY1NG INDECENT DEAD AND CONVEYING
SICK TO HOSPITAL.
A. S. Badger, removing
wounded man to hos
r. LoviO. medicine for = .s-r
INDECENT sick Fifth
District. 10 ~
L. Guiland, burying
INDECENT dead Fifth
District. .............. ~ W. 90 AZ
PARISH PRISON.
Pickles & Albers, medi-
clneS ................. ~ ~ ou ~
PUBLIC POUNDS.
Second District
Republican Printing Com
pany. publishing sales
of ANIMALS ........... ~ W. ~ w
Third District
Republican Printing Com
pany. publishing sales .. +r
Of animals. ......... w
Hasam & Pooley, lum-
Fourth District
Republican Printing Com
pany, publishing sales
of animals. ........... il W. - w
SilM District
Republican Printing Com
pany, publishing sales
of animals 90 2 90
Total .s2l ,O7s os
SEC. , Be it further resolved, That pay
ment of expenditures as above, shall be
-nd nv n
ministrator OF Police, and the Administrator
of Public Accounts shall draw his warrant
upon the Administrator of Finance in favor
of the person or persons holding the vouch-
ers. approved as aforesaid.
Adopted -.-..---...--- ..z
Mr. Walton said, with the consent OF the
Council. he would like to dispose of a matter
referred to him last May. He offered the
following report:
DEPARTMENT op FINANCE,
City Hall, August 2, 1870.
In the matter of the claim of John K. Con
way. late Mayor ireferred to Inc May 24),
for reimbursement of money said to have
been expended by him for charitable pur-
poses. under private guarantee, dated
September %. 1868, of certain members OF
the late city government that an ordinance
should be passed to cover all such expendl-
lures. respectfully report that after hear
inc Mr.. Conway-s statement, and that OF a
prominent member of the late City Council,
am unable to discover any foundation for
the claim and recommend that 1t be re-
jected JOHN S. WALTON,
Administrator of Finance.
The report was received and the recon-
mendation adopted.
Mr.. Walton presented the details of the
appropriation for his department; read
second time by title at the last meeting:
An ordinance to provide for the payment OF
nav rolls of the Department IT Finance
for the month of July, 1870.
Be it ordained by the Council OF the city
of New Orleans, That the Administrator OF
Public Accounts be and he is hereby author
lied and directed to warrant on the Admin
istrator of Finance for the sum OF twenty
hundred and seventy-one dollars and sixty
six cents, for payment of the pay rolls OF
the Department Of Finance for July, 1871.
Pay roll OF ONCE. .Sl,oSd w
PAY roll of extra clerks. ......... 4S0 w
Total. S@,"l oo
Adopted.
Unfinished and Referred Business.
Mr.. Walton made the following report,
which was adopted:
Report from Administrator of Finance.
In the matter of p. A. De Casanave. ask
iug us to refund the interest on certain
taxes paid by him (which was referred to
me on the nineteenth JULY, ! respectfully
report that have consulted the City Attor-
ney on the subject, and under his advice,
recommend that the request OF Mr.. Casa
''' ' JOHN S. WALTON,
Administrator OF Finance.
August ?, 1870.
By Mr. Walton:
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
City Hall, August 2, 1877. }
In the matter of J. L. Gubernator's claim
for two thousand dollars (S20O0h as trans,
fierce of L. 4. Landry and others, referred
to me July o. / respectfully report that
have examined the claim, and find 1t to be
| a registered bill on account OF services rem
| dered in making tax bills. ledgers, ETC., for
| 1863 As it was referred to me on thlrd
| reading. l recommend that it be settled
under ordinance No. 179, by the issue of a
! certificate bearing seven per cent interest.
JOHN S. WALTON,
Administrator of Finance.
! Adopted,
Tho Council took up number Of reports
| and resolutions offered by Mr.. Bonzano at
| previous meetings, and already printed anu
spread upon the minutes.
The resolution giving relief to X. l.. 1lo'
son was adopted.
The report adverse to the petition OF
George w. Brown was adopted.
The resolution giving relief to l.. II
Gardner was adopted.
The resolution giving relief to Wldo"
Wienternitz was adopted.
On the petition of E. c. Pitcher, MI
Bonzano reversed his recommendations ant
moved the following resolution, which wa
adopted:
Resolution relieving E. c. Pitcher, mer
chant, No. so Poydras street, from rom al
erroneous assessment for the year 1905:
Resolced, That E. G. Pitcher, penn
errone ously assessed for the year 1905 10
5000, capital, instead of the, correc
amount returned by him of $3.50, the Sn ne;
is hereby authorized to settle the tax Dill Q
said Pitcher, for which Judgment has pee
rendered, and to return the writ as satlSne
upon payment Of tax on twenty-five hui
bred dollars.
The resolution giving relief to Oscar bel