New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-24

interest of the said bonds, and the principa
thereof at maturity, and the interest on tn
present existing 'Waterworks bonds, tn
/ whole revenues of the WaterwOrks be ant
they are hereby pledged and sacredly Sc
apart cg--r...t -..-.s.. ..r....
Be it further ordained, That as additiona
security for the payment of the interest ant
principal of the bonds herein authorized t
be issued, the City Waterworks are hereb.
pledged, and the Mayor of the city author
lied and required to have the fact of mort
gage placed upon the face of the bonds
when issued. 81,
Be it further ordained, That the Admins
traitor of Finance is hereby required, at tn
end of each year, after setting apart a sun
sufficient to pay all interest that may be
come due during the ensuing year, on thu
bonds at present issued and to be issued il
accordance with this ordinance, to adver
tise in the official journal, during thirty
days, for sealed proposals for the sale to the
city of such of said bonds as have the short
est time to run, to the extent of the amount
on hand to the credit of the Waterworks.
Be it further ordained, That the city OF
New Orleans, in consideration of the public
supply, embracing water for fire extinguish
ing, street cleaning, etc, will meet all the
expenses of the Waterworks from the gen
eral funds of the city; the cost of the supply
to be placed to the account of the several
departments of the city government to which
it may be furnished.
Read twice and laid over.
BY Mr.. Bonzano:
Resoired, That the Administrators of I'M
| provements be hereby authorized to take
immediate steps for the opening, grading
and Smelling of Carrollton avenue from Or
| leans stree to Bayou st. John, near the
junction of Metairie road.
Referred to the Administrator of Improve
ments
By Mr.. Remick:
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE,
Nav %, 1871.
To the City Council of New Orleans:
In relation TO the petition of George w
Cotton L. j. Beck, Fred Ernst and thirty
three others, asking to have the limits for
discharging firearms within the city limits
defined, have the honor to suggest that
the following, received from the Clty Sur.
veyor, shall be the defined limits, and re-
spectfully offer the resolution annexed.
+. c. REMICk, Administrator.
Be it ordained by the City Council of
New Orleans, That permission is hereby
granted for the discharge of firearms, guns
and fowling pieces outside or beyond the
limits hereinafter described, namely: Com
mencing at the Mississippi river at Joseph
street, along Joseph to st. Denis, down st.
Denis to TOledanO, out Toledano to Clai-
borne, down Claiborne to the northeast side
of New canal, out New canal to Broad
street, down Broad to Common street, out
Common to Hagan avenue, down Hagan
avenue to Canal street, out Canal street to
Metairie road, down Metairie road to the
east side of Bayou st. John, along the east
side of Bayou st. John to Marigny canal,
along Marigny canal to Geutilly road down
GENTLY road to London avenue canal.
along London avenue canal to Marigny
canal, along Marigny canal to the Pontchar-
train railroad, along Pontchartrain railroad
to LaForce street, thence along the protec-
ton levee and intersection of LAFAYETTE
avenue and Claiborne street, down Clai-
borne to Poland street, along Poland street
to Rampant, down Rampant street to the
lower limits of the city.
Be it further ordained That all ordi-
nances and resolutions. or parts thereof
inconsistent herewith be and the same are
hereby repealed.
Laid over to be printed
The Administrator of Police reported
for permission to have free music at the
Park House.
Adopted.
The Administrator OF Commerce reported
adversely on the petition of Mr. Otto
Neini.
The report was received and adopted
without being ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Walton presented the following COM
mittee report:
CITY HALL, May %, 1871
To the City Council of New Orleans
In conformity with the provisions of Or |
dinanee No. S5S, Administration series. tbe |
undersi gned respectfully report, that on the
instant they caused to be de- |
stroyed by fire, in their presence at the New |
Orleans City Gasworks. the following can |
celcd city obligations, viz:
City notes represented by the account on |
the books of the city, entitled, city notes |
In suspense" amount. S20l ,G03 49,
Also, blank city notes, 81. s. and 50, and, |
fractional, 1851 sheets: authorized by or
dinance No. 534.
BENZ. +. FLANDERS.
Mayor.
JOHN S. WALTON.
Administrator of Finance.
ALFRED SHAW,
Administrator of Public Accounts.
Received and adopted.
BY the Mayor:
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hail. May 81, 1871.
To the City Council of New Orleans:
Mr.. j. b. Livaudias asks the city to lease
% him for ten years, at twenty dollars
month, vacant lot nine miles below the
,ity, on which the old powder magazine was
formerly situated
AS the property IN question is not used by
he city, suggest that the Mayor be au-
horized to lease it to Mr.. Livaudais for a
ERIN not exceeding three years, on condi-
ions to be submitted to and approved bv
he Council
BENZ. f. FLANDERS, Mayor.
Adopted.
BY the Mayor:
MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, May %, 1871.
% the City Council of New Orleans:
On the proposition of Mr. James Ready
o sell to the city the property now occu-
ned as home for the aged and infirm, |
epOrt adversely as the property is not
uitable for the purpose for which it is used
nd Is only occupied temporarily until the
ity can erect more suitable building.
BENZ. +. FLANDERS, Mayor.
Adopted.
Resolutions, etc, Resumed.
BY Mr.. BOnzanO:
Resolred That the Administrator of Pub
&c Accounts be and is hereby authorized to
ANGEL the assessment against Lewis Lock
lOOd, on income of Sj0ll for the year 1870, |
saving him to pay on capital of $l0Gl
MY.
Laid over to be printed
BY Mr.. Bonzano: