New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-14

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pany, for advertising ordinances, Admins
y tratscnseries,sfur June, ls7o, 4l946. -~rgzzsa
Catherine Lynch, for staining and var
nishing desk, as per agreement, 81 50. w-
j. w. Maiden for tax bOOkand tax bills
and stationery for Department of Public Ac
counts, $3.50 30.
Firemen's Charitable Association, fol-
amount due it for the month of june, 1870
I $1O, 600. It.-i' - VI so
George Dickson, for paste for sundry de-
partments, ~. Deb. rst
The pay roll of the Street Commissioners
from the first to the fourth of April was re-
ferred to the Department Of improvements.
The bill of Kursheedt & Bienvenu, and
the account of the Republican Printing
Company were laid over.
The other items were ordered to be paid.
The yeas and nays being called in all above
$500.
Mr.. Shaw presented a bill of the CONNER
cial Bulletin for 5000 50, which was referred
to the Mayor.
Mr. Shaw handed in a drainage ordinance,
which was laid over
Apetition of Edward Pinac, for interest
on his warrant, was presented by MIR. Shaw
and referred to the Mayor.
A petition of Mrs. Kate Rice was offered
by Mr.. Shaw, and referred to the Admins
| traitor of Assessments: as was an applica-
ton of the board of directors of Masonic
Hall for the correction of wrong assess
| ment.
Mr.. Delassize presented the following:
DEPARTMENT OF THE wArERwoRks)
AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS, ,
New Orleans, July IL, 1870.
| To the Council of the City of New Orleans:
The undersigned. to whom was referred
the bill of DR.. AnfOux, for the treatment of
INDECENT smallpox patients, begs leave to
report:
That he has examined the bill, in view Of
the evidence presented by the Doctor, and
| finds it correct; but as part of the expenses
| in the treatment of these patients were in
| CURED under the past administration, and
! part under the present, it was deemed
proper to make such an examination of the
bill as would establish the exact amount per
patient chargeable to each Administration, in
order to determine the mode Of settlement,
whether under the provisions of ordinance
l97, or by warrant on the Administrator Of
Finance.
In the examination, the charges for treat
ment prior to the fourth of April, 1870, was
put down as coming under the provisions of
ordinance No. 1877, administration series,
after that period as payable in cash.
The examination showed the amount
chargeable to treatment prior to the fourth
of April, to be $S439. Chargeable to treat
ment after that period, and inclusive of
patients admitted up to the twenty-sixth of
April, 81 Az
ask your favorable consideration of the
accompanying ordinance.
Respectfully,
L. T. DELASSIZE,
Administrator.
Be it ordained That the Administrator of
Public Accounts warrant on the Admins
traitor of Finance in favor of DR.. o. An
fOux for the sum Of 81 Az, and cause to be
issued to said Anfoux 1910 certificates for
the further sum of $S439, the said cash and
certificates being in full payment for the
treatment Of INDECENT smallpox patients
received into the pest-house Of DR.. Anfoux
from twenty-second February to twenty
sixth April, 1870.
had been made out.
Mr.. Delassize said at the rate of three dol
lars day before the incoming of the pres
ent Council and two dollars a day since.
The Mayor remarked, that in New York
Mr.. Walton and himself found the cost of
smallpox patients to be fifty-seven cents a
day.
The report and ordinance were laid over
BY Mr.. Delassize:
Resolred. That the Administrator of Pub
lie Accounts warrant on the Administrator
of Finance for the sum of 1856 25. in favor |
of John Lockwood, for 228 feet eight-inch |
pipe, furnished City Waterworks.
Adopted.
BY Mr. Delassize:
Resolred. That the Administrator of Water
works and Public Buildings be and is here
by authorized to advertise by ten days
notice in the official journal. for proposals
for fitting up the Orleans Ballroom, for the |
use of the First District Court
Adopted,
By Mr.. Emley:
Resolred That the use of the levee in front
of the two lots owned by F. FOy and NJ.
ROch, situated between Bartholomew and
Jeanne streets, in the Third District, be
granted to M. Roch, to he used in breaking
up RATS. receiving wood, lumber. etc, sub
ject to discOntinuance at the pleasure of the
Council.
Mr.. Walton asked if the levee dues were
to be paid.
Mr.. Bonzano moved an amendment, THAT
nothing in this resolution should be so con-
strued as to relieve the applicant from the
payment of the customary levee dues"
Mr. Emley said this resolution had nothing
to do with levee dues. You might as well
say it should not exempt him from military
duty.
|
Mr.. Walton replied that if the Council
gave him such a permit, he should certainly
claim exemption from levee dues.
The amendment was accepted, and the
as amended was passed.
By Mr.. Emley:
Be it ordained by the Council of the city
of New Orleans, That the Administrator of
Public Accounts be authorized to warrant
on the Department Of Finance in favor of
the persons herein named, and for the
amount set opposite their names, respec-
lively:
John Geraghty, for collecting reve-
nues of ClaibOrnel Market, June l
and 9, 1870 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sc 90
Jacques Marcade, for furnishing
twelve refuse barrels for use in
IRENE Market. Observation-Disclosures. 10
New Orleans Republican Printing
Company, for printing 500 copies
wood and coal ordinance. ......... Is 90
Total, .s27 10
Adopted
BY Mr.. Pierce:
DEPARTMENT OF POLICE |
Administrators Office, : |
New Orleans, July H. 1870. |
70 the Honorable Council of the City of New
Orleans: