New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-11


page 81, provides:
.sThat the following. and no other, shaa
be the chargesallowed in all judgments@
executions against delinquent taxpayers:
ITO the clerk of any District Court in M
Orleans, or to any Justice OF the Peace, n
fling tax receipt whatever be the amout
claimed), entering up judgment, and issuing
writ of seizure and sale. to the Sherlf9
Constable. together with the costs OF retum
thereon, one dollar and seyenty-flve cens
(21 75) for all the above services:
ITO the Sheriff Of Orleans, or the Consta
bile of any Justice of the peace, for execu-
ting the said writ of seizure and sale, and
all other proceedings whatever connected
With the same up to the day Of sale. one
dollar and seventy-fve cents (S1 ~ for all
the above services.
Neither IN this act, nor in Rays Revised
Statutes do / find any right given upon
which such a claim as that presented cy
Mr.. Hart could be based.
/ therefore recommend that the account
'' n'' BENJAMIN +. FLANDERS,
Mayor.
Received and adopted.
From the City Attorney:
NEW ORLEANS, August 9, 1870
To the Honorable the Mayor and Members Of tie
City COUNCIL
GESrLEMEN-I have the honor to Inform
YOU that the Supreme Court OF the State OF
Louisiana, in a writ OF mandamus issuing
from that tribunal has ordered all proceed.
ings to be stayed under the judgment lately
rendered by the Honorable the Eighth Dis.
trict Court for the parish of Orleans in tie
suit OF the New Orleans and Ship Island
Canal Company VS.. the city of New Or
leans ct al, until the second Monday Of
November next. Sustained by the an
thority of the highest judicial tribunal IN
the State, it is unnecessary for your honor
able body to take any action relative 10 the
endorsement Of the Ship Island Canal Com.
pany's bonds.
GEORGE s. LACEY.
City Attorney
Mr.. Emled presented the following report
DEPARTMENT CoxxERcr,
City Hall, August q 1870
To the Council of the city of New Orleans:
The petition Of the Washington Hook and
Ladder Company, No. l. OF Algiers nov
Fifth District of this city, represents that
the truck OF the petitioners has been IN
use about twenty years, and is now won
out and irreparable. They, therefore. ask
the Council to make them an appropriation
sufficient to procure a good and sufficient
truck for the Use of this company re-
spectfuIly recommend the apprOpriat;on
asked for.
S. C. EMLEY.
Administrator of Commerce.
On the resolution appropriating $500 for
the Firemen's Charitable Association. Of
Jefferson. passed to a second reading last
week, Mr.. Finley explained that the reso-
luton had been drawn up SO heilearned,
under misapprehension Of facts, and he
therefore withdrew it.
Mr.. Walton called up the ordinance pro-
viding for the payment of interest on the
Waterworks bonds, which was passed toa
second reading at the last meeting, and
moved its adoption.
The ordinance was passed.
Mr.. Shaw called up the ordinance pro
viding for the payment ofsundry stationery
bills, ETC., passed to second reading at the
last regular meeting.
The items were taken up one by one, and
on all those exceeding five hundred dollars
in amount the yeas and nays were called.
The account of the New Orleans Repub-
lican for printing and advertising. amount
ing to s24O1 60 was laid over, the vouchers
not being at hand.
Payment of the following items was or
dered:
John w. Madden, for stationery for De
partment of Finance, S155 IS.
John w. Madden, for stationery for De-
partment of Public Accounts, $50
John w. Madden, for stationery for City
Attorney. $50.
John W. Madden, for stationery for City
Library, S4S Is.
John w. Madden, for stationery for
Whartingers, S31 IS.
Steel Il Co., for stationery for Depart
ment of Accounts, $50 IS.
A. W. Dearie, for locksmith's work IN
office of City Attorney, s..
A. W. Dearie, for locksmith's work in City
Hall, So 80.
A. w. Dearie for locksmith's work in
Mayors office, 81 25.
Felix Grima, notary public, for notarial
acts. 800.
w. Herman, for repairing and vanishing
furniture in Mayors office, 1913 IS.
Mr.. Shaw moved to refer the following
item to the Mayor and Administrators OF
Public Buildings:
l.. Pessou. Recorder of Births and Deaths,
for recording deaths that occurred in the
charitable institutions of the city in March,
April, May and June, 1870, SAT- so.
Mr.. Walton asked if there was any Law
to compel the city to pay such bill as
that!
Mr.. Shaw replied that it was to ascertain
whether there was that he wished the bill
referred.
Referred accordingly.
Chapsky q Teetzel, for sundries for Adj
mlmstrator OF Finance, $780,
Laid over.
Steel q Co, for stationery for City Attor-
ney, $50 %.
George Dickson, for paste, etc. used in
offices in City Hall, 50 so.
A: Hero, notary public. for protests Of
sundry notes, as per bills rendered and
approved, S33 40.
Ordered paid.
A. Bernoudy, Clerk Seventh District
Court. for costs, as per bill rendered,
$3.50 25.
E. H. Chadwick, for lumber, s4l D.
New Orleans Republican, for advertising
license notice for Department of Finance
$50.
Laid over.
On the next item, an account of the Bull
letln OF 500, Mr.. Shaw moved to amend by
consolidating certain other accounts with it,
as follows:
Commercial Bulletin advertising for Police
Department, SO; Department of Public Ac-
counts, ISL; subscription for CITY Attor-
neys office and Department of Public Ae-
counts, $50 advertising Department of Fl
nance. $2l-sl43
Passed
The account of w. & j, McCraclen for
office stools, 81, was laid over.