New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-18
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M iasa A.''o 80 90 500 80
McClosky, Bigley s Co. for the
following registered bills, VIZ:
bl sas c C;ty i Hail .......' $se Is
February 5, 1870, for Little
Sisters of the Poor. 49,. IA ~
February q, 1870, for St.
Mary's Orphan Asylum. IA ~
January Ii, 1870, for St.
Johns School. .......... IA %
January IA, 1870, for In
sane Asylum. .......... Ia "
January 2, 1870, for Par
February ia n;y's s. 1870, for In,
sane Asylum. .......... %
January 4, 1870, for House
February d ns'ps 5, 1870, for City - ~
WOrkhouse ............ - W
January IA, 1870, for sun 40 "a
March ii, 1870, for drain oo., 20
ing machine. ....:. 2olo W $40 w
| p Lesassier, as transferee OF s9nury
registered bills of William Woel-
per. Clerk Sixth District Court,
viz: s3s so, SIG 50, SAL %, =. o.
$577 50, 1853 So. .............;.c 945 20
| C.. C. Haley for reimbursement OF IN o..
taxes of 1867. MISUNDERSTANDING. ~ 6O
Grayer & MIlspaugh, three regis
tered bills for burylng the lnui-
gent dead and conveying the lndl- oo an
gent sick to the hospital. ........ 9oo w
NJ T. Gillane, for rent Of Third Dis
trict pound in January, February m an
and March, 1870 ................: oO w
L. Pess0u, Recorder of births and
deaths registered bill for recording
deaths that occurred in the charit-
liable institutions of the city In -
January and February 1870. 23I w
o g., nnI1-
aa 1snad Nils of timber be- eA 1919 81
William o. Meagher, transferee OF
w. H. Toler. for registered bill for
services rendered in serving no
tees on committees for three
months, to March 81, 1870. 49,: ID w
j. Strauss, transferee of E. HO1f-
mark, for registered bill OF SER ~ M
vices rendered. ................. " W
j. H. Ludwigsen, four for registered
bills, approved by Administrator
of Police, for st,ndry supplies for ~ ~
Houses of Refuge and WOrkhOuse guy 70
j. II. Ludwgsen, for registered
account, approved by Finance ~, os
slocomb, Baldwin & Co., for bill of
spikes, registered and approved
by Administrator of Improve
ments, dated November 4, 1862. 60 %
H. K. Swasey, for bill of boOkbind-
ing, dated April 4, 1869. ......... lis 5O
C.. A. Miltenberger, for repairing
for Fire Alarm Telegraph, the We
randall on house of +. Fernan-
dez, No. 1872 Constance street,, ~ w
j. Mccartney & Co., for feed and
frewood furnished st. Vincent's
Infant Orphan Asylum, approved
by Administrator of Improve
meQtS. 'Oc 81
Mr.. Shaw called up the second class float
ing debt ordinance which he had erroneous
ly referred to the Mayor last week. The
following items were passed:
F. n. Thayer, reimbursement of
taxes. 1868 and 1864. ......... S64 90
McCloskey, Bigley & Co., for coal. Ia 80
D. w. F. Bsbee, Sheriff of parish
of Jefferson, for Sheriff7s fees in
certain cases city of Jefferson. l63 80
D. w. F. Bisbee, Sheriff of parish
of jefferson, for maintaining pris-
oners in parish Jail .:....:... 200 ~
d. W. F. Bisbee Sheriff of parish
of jefferson, for criminal fees in
certain cases. Observation-Disclosures. o. ~
James Hennessey, jury service,
First District Court ............. 81 w
Thomas Griffin, jury service, First
District Court ................... Ou W.
r. n. Johnson for sundries fur
nished Recorders Court. ........ "a 80
Mr.. Shaw called up No. 4 on the
calendar, which was finally passed; the
item of the Republican for $l345 being altered
so as to read Ion account" and the claim of
the Clerk of the Eighth District Court be-
ing laid over. and the addition being made
of an amended account of the Republican
for s2l99 66, which Mr.. Shaw said had been
read twice some weeks previously.
Mr.. Emley called up the ordinance to
prevent accidents and the spread of con-
tagious and infectious diseases on street
cars, and to prevent intoxicated persons
from riding therein.
The first section was read as follows:
SECTION |. BE it ordained by the Council
of the city of New Orleans, that from and
after the adoption and PRONUNCIATION of this
ordinance. it shall not be lawful for any per-
son afflicted with any contagious or infec
tious disease, or for any person who is in
tOXlcated, TO enter any car within the limits
of the city of New Orleans.
Mr.. Bonzano objected to the lat
ter clause of the section as being
likely to deprive the railroad COM
panies of the greater portion of their reve
nues, especially in the evening. He moved
that the intoxicated persons be stricken
out.
The motion found no seconder, and the
section was adopted, Mr.. Bonzano, who
voted yea, giving notice of reconsideration
at the next meeting.
The next section was adopted, as follows:
SEC >. Be it further ordained, That it shall
not be lawful for any person to place any
obstruction ON the track of any railroad,
located or cunning in or through the city of
New Orleans, or unnecessarily to interfere
with or obstruct the free passage of any car,
or IN any way to injure any car, or to en-
danger the safety of any car, or any person
in any car, running in or through the said
city:
The third section was read as follows:
SEC 3. Be it further ordained, That it
shall be unlawful for the parent or guardian
OF any minor child, to allow such child to
play on the track or tracks of any railroad
within the limits of the city of New Orleans,
| or to allow such child to hang to, or swing
| on the outside of any car while the same is
| III use or motion upon such road
Mr.. Walton did not think this section
| could be enforced.
The yeas and nays were called and the
| amended ordinance was passed.
These railroads had entire possession of
| the streets, and how would it be possible to
| prevent children from playing on the tracks.
! 1t seemed to him sufficient if they were pre-
vented playing on the cars.
| MI West thought the effect of the or
dinance would be the reverse of what was
intended. 1t would relieve the companies