New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-06

rs. Expenditures Of the 9nrveyor's
Department..
J. w. Madden, stationery. ........ 81 %
Seymour, Barrett T. Co., stationery 20 ~
1000 circulars. ID w
Uniacke & Konrad, painting water
gauge. ................. W
Total. .................... .$l5,Ol8 q
Read twice and laid over.
BY Mr.. Shaw:
An ordinance providing for the payment of
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appro--
priatiOns be, and are hereby made, and
that the Administrator of Public Accounts
warrant ON the Administrator Of Finance in
payment Of the same:
A. w. Dearie, repairing locks and keys in
the Department Of Public Accounts, 20 =.
ment Of Public Accounts, GIG.
L. Pessou, for recording deaths in the
charitable institutions of the city, from
December l, 1870, to March 81, 1871, ex-
amined and approved, $405.
Weed L. Kelly, for stationery for City
Attorney, approved, $50 50.
E. Thomas, for weights and measures for
the Department Of Commeree, 80.
Department of Public Accounts, ]l5l IS.
A. Hero, Jr., for services in examination
of the claims of Recorder Of Jefferson
parish, and Clerk If tho Second District
]. II. Lusenberg, District Attorney, for
twenty-soven convictions obtained in
March, 1871, in the First District Court, ap-
proved by Judge Of said court, e405.
Norbert Trepagnier, clerk First District
March, 1871, as per bill approved BY the
Judge of eaid court, 4l4N IS.
J. A. Masicot, Criminal Sheriff for the
parish of Orleans, for maintenance OF prs
oners, turnkeys' fees, ETC., in the month of
March, 1.7l, as per bill approved BY the
Judge of the First District Court $5864 90.
]. A. Masicot, Criminal Sheriff for the
parish Of Orleans, for costs and fees in sum
dry cases in the month Of March, 1871 ~
District Court, S227s.
p. Creagh, Coroner First, Fourth, Fifth
and Sixth Districts, for inquests, views and
burials in March. 1871, a. per bill approved
by the Administrator of Public Accounts,
Officer Henry Casche, for the half Of a fine
amounting to twenty dollars, collected on
his information, under article No. 1885. as
per bill approved by Administrator OF 20
F. j. Kuhnholz, for reminding and let
tering books, ordinances, ledgers, etc, for
the Department of Public Accounts, $50 SIS.
John w. Madden, stationery, etc. for the
Department of Public Accounts, % IS.
Bureau of Streets, for labor of men, cart
hire, ETC., for the week ending March 81,
1871, approved by the Administrator of I'm
provements, $2649 Is.
John S. Walton, for cash advanced to
City Attorney for law charges in sundry
suits, approved by Administrator of Fl
nance, 32l2 50.
Weed & Kelly, stationery, ETC.. approved
by Administrators of Finance, &l8 90.
John w. Madden, books, stationery, ETC..
approved by Administrator of Finance
George Dickson, for making paste for the
months of January, February and March,
1871, Department of Public Acc cunts, S3
law books, ETC.. for City Attorney and ap
proved, $84 so.
SIT As.
Read twice and laid ever.
By Mr.. Shaw:
An ordinance to provide for the -settlemen
of accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the Administrator o
Public Accounts be and is hereby au
th0rized to settle with the holders Of tn
following claims, at the option of the sail
holders, by the issue of certificates unde
ordinance No. 1877, Administration series.
E. A. Davis, transferee Of j. j. O'Hara
for registered bill for cleaning streets, and re
| pairing unpaved streets for the month end
ing n Jsnnsry II FL. lo 81 q 1 ss 50.
E. A. Davis. transferee of ]. j. O'Hara
for registered bill for cleaning streets and
repairing unpaved streets for the month
ending February IL, 1870, $1,162 so.
Interest on same, $S4 30.
Adopted and referred to the Mayor will
power.
Claims of Sheriff Sauvinet, SAC 50 ani
$500 81, were passed and referred to tn
Mayor with power.
Mr.. Shaw having read the communities
ton from the Mayor on the subject of tn
March salaries of Administrators, laid BIZ
fore the Council at the opening of tn
meeting, remarked that the Mayor wa
somewhat in error in supposing there wa
| a mistake in the ordinance as passed. Tn
error was in the ordinance as prepared 70
PRONUNCIATION, his rough memorandum i
which there was . proposed correction
having been handed to the Secretary. H
(Mr. Shaw therefore proposed that tn
ordinance stand as passed. It required n
motion, in his opinion.
Petitions.
A tax petition of J.. Lines, Jr.. L. Co
was referred to the Administrator of r
| nance.
A petition of Jules Delery, to establish
ginnery on Elysian Fields street, was n
ferred to the Administrator of Commerc.
A free license petition of Jacob Mule
was referred to the Administrator of Asses.
ments. a
A petition of William H. Pemberton, o
behalf ofthe Louisiana Paper Manufacture
Company, was referred to the Administrato
OF Commerce.
A petition Of James Ready, to rent stable
and lot of Home of Aged and Infirm, wa
referred to the Administrator Of Water
works and Public Buildings.
A proposition to furnish disinfectin
closets was referred to the Administrators q
Waterworks and Public Buildings.
A claim of United States Surgeon r.
Clements was referred to the Administered
| of Public Accounts.
A petition of Benjamin Floranse, relariy
to tax on Armory Hall, was referred to tn