New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-21
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wanted to be relieved of them for month
or 80.
Mr.. Emley had every disposition to oblige
the Administrator He would vote him a
vacation or send him over the lake, but he
could not undertake the duties of the De-
partment Of Assessments.
The Mayor said if this motion was made
in earnest, he would put it to the vote.
Mr. Bonzano said certainly it was in
earnest.
Mr.. Finley moved to lay it over indefin-
itely.
Mr.. Delassize seconded the motion, which
| was carried.
On motion of Mr.. Emley, it was
| Resolred. That the chandelier now lying in
| one Of the rooms of the City Hall of the late
| CITY of jefferson, now Sixth District of this
city, be and is hereby donated to the Green
church
Mr.. Shaw brought up the following ordi
nance:
An ordinance to provide for the settlement
of accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the Admins traitor
| of Public Accounts be and he 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 1877, Administration series.
j. G. Baum, Fourth Justice of the Peace,
for costs in city tax suits, $780,
NJ. COndran, for 1873 loads of brick, rub
bish and cinders for filing hole on the
| levee, furnished during February and
March, seventy cents to one dollar per load,
$Is3
Thomas F. Fisher, for repairing and keep
ing in repair the street bridges of the First
District, for one month, to April /, 1870
$474 80.
Thomas F. Fisher. for constructing new
bridges in the First District, IL, 434 feet, at
5a4 cents, $685. 81.
j. L. Gubernator, for timber furnished for
repairs to wharves and bulkheads, in First
and Third Districts, $44l3 "a.
| j. L. GubernatOr, for lumber, ETC., fur
nished Surveyors department by virtue of
ordinance No. 1850, new series, 1913 O2.
j. L. GubernatOr, for lumber and wharf
timber, furnished Surveyors department by
virtue of ordinance No. 1870, new series,
$277 OF. r-...,.
il Gubernator, for timber furnished for
repairs to wharves and bulkheads in Third
District, $2271 81.
j. L. Gubernator, transferees of L. A.
Landry and others, for making tax bills,
ledgers, registers, and indexes for the year
1869, $1,000.
Slocomb, Baldwin & Co., for sundry
hardware furnished the Surveyors depart
ment, $l17 &c.
Joseph Antiques, for cleaning and repair
ing the unpaved streets of the Third Ward,
from the seventeenth to the thirty-first of
March, 1870, inclusive, $l293 IS.
Joseph Antiques, for cleaning and repair
ing the unpaved streets of the Third Ward,
from twelfth to sixteenth March, 1870, in
elusive, s431 25.
Joseph Antiques, for ten per cent retained
on monthly certificates, from September -,
1869, to March 81, 1870, inclusive, $19i6 &c.
Heirs Of p. E. Mederes, for costs as per
Judgment of Third District Court, $2l 80.
D. Brady, for ten per cent retained on re-
, pairs to enginehouse No. IL, $25.
H. Englebracht, for twenty-three days
services as juror in the City of Jefferson, at
two dollars per day, SOC.
Grayer g. Millspaugh, for services rem
dered buying INDECENT dead and removing
INDECENT sick, from March IL to 81, 1870,
} inclusive. $3.50.
Christian g. Hyatt, for stationery fur
nished City Of Jefferson, S142 II.
Louis Hubert. for fOrtv-three days SER
vices as juror in Jefferson City, at 81 per
day, $S6.
Hasam g. Pooley, for lumber furnished
Surveyors department, as per ordinance
1900. new series, $500.
kearney & Bernos, for sundries furnished
Houses of Refuge and Parish Prison,
$12l 50.
Lagan & Mackison, for s,Indries to repair
furnace of Bienville street draining ma
chine, as per ordinance 1860, new series, S2S.
T. J. Lindsey, for 2400 feet of banquette
l on Second street. Fourth District, at eight
cents per foot, 1892.
I. j. Lindsey, for repairing the stalls OF
Pile Market First District, and furnishing
new tops, $780,
T. J. Lindsey, for repairing the stalls of
Al anf No, - ,,,4
nishing new tops, $3.50.
John Moylan, transferee of John Wilson,
for thirty-one days services as juror in the
City of Jefferson at 50 per day, S62.
f Jean Millet, for washing and cleaning the
st. Mary's Market for February, 1870,
twenty.eight days, at 81 so per day, $40.
Jean Millet, for washing and cleaning the
St. Mary's Market for. january, thirty ono
days, at 81 50 per day, SAC 50.
st. Vincent's Home Asylum, for allowance
for quarter ending September, 1868, 1921.
: St. Vincent's Home Asylum, for allow
ance for quarter ending December, 1868,
$23l.
St. Vincent's Home Asylum for allow
ance for quarter ending September, 1869,
o $238. -'-'.
/ St. Vincent's Home Asylum, for allow
, ance for quarter ending December, 1869,
$2s.
n William Maybe, commissions for collect
Il |
q ministrator Of Commerce, SIS 49,
On accounts approved by the Mayor and
Administrator OF Public Accounts, as due
s the Girod fund.
e All bills of supplies, merchandise, etc,
= upon pay rolls. duly approved. and not in
y cluded i'll the floating debt proper.
Mr.. Shaw stated that some of these ac-
= counts he proposed should lie over till the
next meeting, and some he should ask the
= Council to act upon tonight. He moved
: that the claim of j. G. Baum-$130-be
paid.
Carried.
St. Vincent Asylum claims.
Ordered to be paid.
On the GirOd fund item Mr.. Shaw called
for the yeas and nays. He stated that the
, city had borrowed from the Girod fund
some sixty or seventy thousand dollars. 1t
had acknowledged the debt several times,
, but had never had the money to pay it. He
proposed to acknowledge it now, so as to
issue certificates bearing 7-3O interest.
Mr.. BOnzano remarked that there had
never been report as to the correctness of
this claim.
Mr.. Walton said he could, perhaps, fur
l nish all the information the Administrator
wanted. He happened to be Treasurer OF
the city under military administration.
The then Mayor placed the Girod funds,
which he had in his hands, in the City