New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-28

St. Marys Market for JanA' hirty-one
days, at 81 50 per day, SAG q
Passed.
William Maybe, commission collect
ing st. Mary Market dues, appro, eI by Ad-
ministrator of Commerce, SIS -.
Passed.
G.. j. Mattingly, for drugs furnished the
City Physician OF Jefferson City, as Der bill
May 81, $780,
Passed.
Mr.. Shaw moved reconsideration of the
vote just taken, so far as regarded his items
for services as jurors in Jefferson parish.
The reconsideration was ordered.
Mr.. Shaw moved that these two items be
laid over.
Agreed to.
Deferred and Referred Business.
Mr.. Delassize offered the following re-
DEPARTMENT OF TIE wArRRwoRKs)
AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS, ,
New Orleans, July &c, 1907
To the Council Of the City OF New Orleans:
In relation to the petition of residents and
property.owners Of the Third District, ask
ing the extension OF water pipes from st.
Claude street along Kerlerec to Marais street,
and along Marais to ST. Bernard street, the
undersigned begs leave to report favorably.
In the words Of the petition, the locality for
whose benefit the extension ls proposed, is
thickly populated and constantly growing
in wealth and general importance.
The cost of the improvement asked tor
will be about $780, The number Of sub
scribers for water ON the streets named, will
be at least thirty, which at AN average Of
fifteen dollars per dwelling, will sum up
four hundred and fifty dollars per annum
for water rent. OF upward OF ten per cent on
the investment.
ask the passage Of the accompanying reso-
L. T. DELASSIZE,
Administrator.
Resolred. That the Administrator Of
Waterworks and Public Buildings be and
is hereby authorized to cause the extension
of water pipes along kerlerec street from
St. Claude to Maris streets, and along Marias
street to St. Bernard street, at cost not to
exceed $500.
Mr. Delassize offered the following report,
to be printed and laid over:
DEPARTMENT OF THE WATRRwoRs)
AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
New orleans, July 70, lo'o. )
To the Coun ell OF the city Of New Orleans:
In relation to the petition of c. w.
Suuires and others, asking from the city
monthly appropriation of one hundred dol
lars for the rent Of a building to be used as
an arsenal by the First and SecOIS": TO-
ries of the Louisiana Legion, l beglss ~ :
report favorably.
Before the war it was customary WIZ
City Council to provide armories, Ata
senals for the volunteer militia, aE0se /.
above named companies nave cOmpleoN
all the requirements OF law, anG aresfu
lied for the benefit of the city, as beng an
additional force to that OF the police, in case
of riots and disturbances. hope that the
present Council will have no objection III
continuing the practice followed III similar
cases by the former Council.
l.. T. DELASSIZE,
Administrator.
Mr.. Emley presented the following report
and resolution. which were adopted:
DEPARTMENT OF COMMENCE
City o: New Orleans.
City Hall July %, 1870 }
To the Council OF the city OF New Orleans:
lave the honor 10 report that the petl-
TONERS, Willoz Il Rostaud. have accom-
panied their petition with the written CON
sent OF a majority of the residents within AT
least one square of the place where permls-
sion it asked TO erect 4 steam engine. IN
conformity with law, and therefore recon-
mend the granting OF petitioners request
Respectfully submitted.
S. c. EMLEY,
Administrator OF Commerce.
Resolred That permission is hereby grant
ed to Willoz Il Rostaud TO erect and operate
a steam engine at Nos. n and 26 Fulton
| street, in the manufacture OF syrup.
BY Mr.. Emley:
DEPARTMENT or COMMENCE,
City or New Orleans, :
City Hall Jul! II, 1870.
| To the Council of the city OF New OreX,
The petition OF Emile LetrlR asking
| permission to erect and operateL team en-
| CINE at his printing establishing t, at As
| Cont street, being accomraHe& with the
written consent of a majority the resi-
dents within one square o. tucp dee Whefe
| such engine is proposed to be erected, III
| conformity with law, l respectfully recon-
mend the granting of the petition.
| &C. EMLEY,
| Administrator Of Commerce.
Resolred, That permission is hereby
| granted to Emile LefranO to erect and
| operate a steam engine al his printing es-
| tablishment, at No. iS Cont street.
Adopted.
| By Mr.. Emley:
| DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE,
| CITY of New Orleans.
City Hall. July 10, 1870.
| To the Council OF the city Of New Orleans:
In answer to the petition of Mrs. Frances
| Hanley, asking permission TO erect wooden
building, fourteen by twenty-five feet, with
| single roof, On the corner of st. Thomas
and ITALIA streets, respectfully suggest
| ,l,t - hn in in1 n
| fixing fire limits and limits for fre-proof
| buildings to grant the petition.
Respectfully submitted,
| $. c. EMLEY,
| Administrator Of Commerce.
Adopted.
| BY Mr.. Emley:
D'', CITY s' OF Ses ! leans: {
| To the Council OF the city of New Oris.1B:
The petition of Philip c. Mantk referred
establish blacksmith shop on h: premises
on Peters street, between Port and Cotton
Press streets, being accompanied by the
written consent of a majority Of the resi-
| dents within one square OF the place where
permission is asked to erect such blacksmith
shop, l respectfully recommend the grant
ing Of the petition.
| =. I. E1hLEI,
Administrator OF Commerce.
Adopted.
| DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE,
| CITY OF New Orleans. (
| Civ Hall July 49, 1870
To the Council OF the City Of New Orleans
l have the honor to report, in answer 10
the petition OF five citizens. asking TOR {.
donation to John Shelvey. and offering as a
reason for making such request, the destruc-
ton of said Shelvey's garden fence and crop
Of vegetables during fire i'll his nelghoor-