New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-24

eight cents, anu OecllneO 10 denver any
more.
The resolution was adopted.
BY Mr.. West:
DEPARrNEsr OF I1pxoyExKSrs,
- November 19, 1870 }
To the "a Council OF New Orleans
The undersigned respectfully submits the
following bids received in answer to the adj
vertisement for wooden curbs, filling and
grading banquettes on north side Of st.
Charles avenue. between State and Tole-
danO streets:
Joseph Kaiser bids for setting old curb
nineteen cents, new curb ninety three cents,
filling seventy-nine cents.
Nicholas COnnell bids for new curb sew
enty cents, filling ninety cents.
Page & Co. bid for setting old curb one
dollar and twenty-five cents. new curb
eighty cents, filling one dollar and ten
cents.
William Cullinan bids for new curb one
dollar and five cents, filling ninety cents.
John Moylan bids for new curb eighty
seven and half cents. filling seventy
cents.
And the bid of John Moylan being the
lowest, it is recommended that the accom-
panying resolution be adopted, adjudicating
the contract to and accepting the security
offered by John Moylan.
~ n. VGOA, ADMINISTRATOR
Resolred, That the proposal of John Moy
Ian, for wooden curbs, filling and grading
banquettes on north side of st. Charles
avenue, between State and Toledano
streets, at seventy l7O) cents for filling per
cubic yard, and eighty-seven and one-half
(6h cents for curling per running foot,
and Offering Matthew Flynn and Edward
Dorr rs security in the sum Of one thousand
dollars, be and the same Is hereby accepted,
and the Mayor authorized to enter into con-
tract ON behalf Of the city, per notarial act
before the City Notary for the faithful per-
Torrance of the said contract.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Delassize:
DHrAKrnrsr o, wArxxEoKxs Asp}
Public Buildings, November p, 1870. 5
To the City Council of New Orleans:
Having caused the removal of the First
District Court to the Orleans Ball Room, l
would respectfully ask authority from
preme Court, the room thus vacated. |
have advised with the judges Of said court
in relation to the repairs, etc, necessary,
and their desire is that the court room,
consultation room and Clerks office should
be newly fitted up, the walls whitened and
the wood work painted. l deem the sug-
gestions eminently just and proper, and
therefore DeS lehNe u urge TIC plsSdHc VI
the accompanying resolution.
L. L. DELASSIZE, Administrator.
Resolred, That the Administrator of Wa
terworks and Public Buildings be, and he
is hereby. authorized to tit up for the use Of
the Supreme Court the rooms lately Occu-
pied by the First District Court, in accord
ance with the suggestions of the judges Of
said Court.
Mr.. Shaw moved that the resolution be
read twice and laid over.
Mr.. Delassize had no objection.
Mr.. Shaw said he had some doubts
whether the parish of Orleans was required
to furnish the State with a Supreme Court
The resolution was read twice and laid
over.
BY Mr.. Finley:
An ordinance to amend an ordinance, en-
titled IAN ordinance defining the jurisdic-
ton Of the Department Of Watcrworks
and Public Buildings, and the Depart
ment of Commerce, in relation to market
houses and markets, and in relation to
the Fire Department., and buildings Oc-
cupicd by the Fire Department." adopted
May 81, 1870.
Be it ordained by the Council Of the city
of New Orleans, That the Department Of
have general superintendent Of all market
houses, and of all buildings occupied or
used by the Fire Department, and of the
repairs and improvement thereof; and that
the Department Of Commerce shall have
general superintendent of the markets,
and of the stalls and stall-frames, and of
the stands and tables, and of all other
furniture and fixtures of all market-hOuses
and of the repairs, alterations and improve
t<Nf< l, and of In 4
whitewashing of the interior of all market
houses. And also shall have superintend-
ence of the Fire Department.
Read by title, and laid over to be printed.
BY Mr.. Finley:
Resolred. That the Administrator of the
Department of Commerce is hereby author
lied to advertise for sale at public cutlery
the revenues of the public markets of the
city of New Orleans for the year 1871, and
to sell the said revenues, pursuant to such
advertisement, and subject to the provisions
of market ordinance No. -, Administration
series. at the City Hail. on the second Mon
day Of December, 1871, at noon.
Laid over to be printed.
BY Mr.. Finley:
An ordinance for the government of the
markets Of the city Of New Orleans. and
providing for the sale of the revenues
thereof
SECTION |. Be it ordained by the Council
of the city of New Orleans, That Oh the Sec
Ond Monday of December, ut noon, of each
year, the Administrator of the Department
of Commerce shall sell at public cutlery, at
the office of said Department, the monthly
revenues of each market separately, for one
year. He shall give ten days notice in the
official journal Of the city. of the day and
hour at which such sale shall take place
the city reserving the right to reject any or
all bids,
SEC. .. That the purchasers or lessees
shall, Immediately after the said sales, fur
nish in cash the purchase price for one
month, and their prOmssOry notes for the
remaining eleven months Of the year, in
dOrsed to the satisfaction of the Mayor and
the Administrator of Finance, payable one,
two, three, four, five, six. seven, eight. nine
ten and eleven months after the first of Jan
uary. Should any purchaser or lessee re-
fuse or neglect to furnish the cash payment
and his notes as aforesaid the Administra-
tor OF Commerce is hereby authorized to re-
sell such market revenues forthwith.
SEC. ). That the purchaser or lessee OF
such revenues shall not be entitled to col
lect other dues than those hereinafter men
toned, and the occupants of the stalls and
stands of the several markets of the city,
and the vendors in said markets are hereby
required to pay for said stalls, stands and
privileges, at the following rates:
For butchers stalls, including the block,
twenty-five cents per day.
For fish, game and vegetable stalls, three
by four feet, fifteen cents per day.
For fruit stands, and ali other stands not
specified herein, open all day, two cents per
day for each and every square superficial
foot Of space occupied.
For coffee and chocolate stands, three by
eight feet, seventy-6ve cents per day, and
two cents per day for every additional SUI