New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-23

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| any or all bids
| SEC. > That the purchasers or lessees
! shall furnish. in cash. at the time OF SAID
sales. the purchase price toro month; and
| should the sale be for IA longer period they
shall, Immediately after the PRONUNCIATION of
a resolution of the City Council approving
| such sales and authorizing and ordering the
execution of contracts with the purchasers
| such purchasers or lesSces shall appear be
| fore the City Notary and execute contracts
for said market revenues. respectively. AT
| which time they shall execute and furnish
their promssory notes for the remaining
months of the year, Endorsed to the SItistac
ton of the Mayor and the Administrator of
Finance payable on the first days of the
months for which they are given, which
notes. if not paid when due. shall bear eight
per cent interest thereafter until paid.
Should any purchaser or lessee refuse or
neglect to furnish his notes as aforesaid. the
Administrator OF Commerce Is hereby au-
thorizcd to resell such market revenue. after
giving five days notice of such resale III the
official journal of the city: and the cash pay
Inent made as provided for herein shall he
held as forfeited to the city by reason OF
such default. and such party 50 in default
shall also be liable to the city for any differ
ence or loss between the price at whlci, the
revenues of such market were originally sold
and the price at which they may be resold.
SEC s. That each and every person occll-
pviny IL stall or stand in any market IN tins
city shall have their name painted on TN
sign. III Il plain and le2lblc manner, ana
shall place the same III a CONSPICUOUS place
over the stall occupied by them; and Ill case
any person occupying il stan or stahd as
aforesaid. shall not comply with tins sec
ton within thirty days from the passage
thereof. or shall thereafter at any time for
more than three days consecullvcly, not
have such sign SO exposed. said person shall
be liable to Il fine of ten dollars.
SEC. +. That the markets OF this city
shall be open at the dawn OF day. and shall
close at twelve o'clock NJ. all the year
round. 1t is not intended that this section
shall apply to persons occupying coffee
stands or fruit stands.
SEC. y. That the entire areas covered 10y
the several markcthou>eS. including the
sidewalks bordering the same. and Incllidlng
also that portion of certain streets spanned
and covered by the said malkethouSrs and
including also a certain square OF neutral
ground fronting the Povdras market. are
understood to be devoted to market pul-
poses: excepting. however. a free and I'M
incumbered passage way on all the said
sidewalks bordering the said markets. of at
least sin feet i'll width. which passage way
shall always be kept tree from all obstruc-
tionS.
The rest OF the ordinance remained I'M
changed.
On motion the amendments We're adopted.
Mr.. Bonzano suggested as there was now
an Administrator OF Commerce. that final
action on the ordinance should be post
poncd for a week.
Mr. Walton stated that it was necessary
to advertise for proposals this week. and OF
course the farmers would require % know
under what ordinance they were working.
Mr. Bonzano said they could act under
this ordinance.
Mr. Walton mentioned that he had con-
suited the present Administrator of Com
mcrce before calling up the ordinance.
The motion 10 postpone Was carried hv
four yeas 10 two nays tMe>>r>. Walton and
Shaw.
BY Mr. Shaw:
An ordinance to provide for the settle
mcnt of accounts therein named.
Be it ordained. That the Administrator OF
Public Accounts be-. and is hereby author
lied I" settle with the holders at the follow
ing claims. at the option OF SAID holders. 10y
tie, issue of certificates under ordinance
~
Mr.. Joseph Hanlon. bills of late clerk
of the Fourth District Court. tor costs IN
sundry cases. %. 90.
Mr. Joseph Hanlun. bills Of late clerk
of the Fourth District Court, tov CO.'S ii
>undrv cases. So %.
Mr. Joseph Hanlon. bills o.; late c!crk
of the Fourth District Court. Tor costs n
sundrv cases, - ~.
Mr.. Joseph Hanlon. bis OF late clerk
La. n
Sundry cases. Sit 3d.
William Weed. registered bills. $500 90.
Judgment in case OF Dennis Cronan ~.
city of New Orleans. s6ls and costs.
p. l.. Rclimpio. for statements OF suits
against city in Sixth District Court.
Read twice and lad over
BY Mr. Shaw:
An ordinance providing tor the payment OF
the several accounts and pay rolls therein
named.
BE it ordained, That the following appro-
priations he. and are hereby made, for
the month OF March. 1871. anG that the Ad
mini>trator of Public Accounts warrant GA
the Administrator OF Finance i'll payment of
the same:
Officers, clerks and employees i'll
the Department of Public Ac-
counts Observation-Disclosures. S2.4tf ~
partment of Police. viz:
Administrators office. $40 90
CITY Work house .. COS 81
Public pounds "Reminiscences. 3"9 "a
City cemeteries .-................ 50 ~
City Park ...................-.-.- 60 90
Public SQUARES Observation-Disclosures iGl 90
Bows House of RctIpe .. 40 90
Girls House of Refuge. ..--...... - 90
Burying dead and conveying sick
10 hoSuital Recommendations. 100 90
Recorders Courts 1909 IS
Tota! 25.Js2 =,
Officers. clerks and employees in the De
partmrnt OF Improvements, viz:
Department proper :il6 ~
Bureau of W halvcs and Landings l,s:f3 81
Bureau OF City Drainage ........ 20 90
Bureau of Streets ............ 3,l36 81
Surveyors Department. ....... !.l5o -
Total .............. ...... S2,!6l IS
Officers. clerks and employees i'll
the Department of Assessments 2.S9l is
Officers. clerks and employees i'll
the department of Finance. ,ai1 n
Officers. clerks and employees i'll
the Department of Commerce.
Officers. clerks and employees in
the office Of the City Attorney. 1888 80
Officers. clerks and employees i'll the office
OF the Mayor, viz:
MAYORS office. ................... SS25 GO
CITY Council }J5 GO
CITY Hall building ...... ...... lI5 90