New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-01

fepair according to the proviaions Of the
foreaoiuQ articleA tho soid Administrator
maS issue 8 written notice to them at their
domicile, requiring said. repairs to be done,
and if the said work il, not begun within
forty-eight hours from the service of said
notice, then said Administrator may cause
said work to be done. ct the charge and risk
Of said grantees, who shall BE Liable for al
costa and expenses which may BE- incurred
IN executing said repair3,a snd shall reim-
bnrse the same to the city on demand.
fs'", ARTICLE II.
The said d. c. Nillaudon. his assigns and
eaccessors, shall have tho wight Of employ
ing and using any motive power IN running
cars which may be adopted By other roads
OF ionne practicable. subject b. the police
ARTICLE XII
That the said grantee shall agree to all
the provisions of this ordinance within sixty
days after its passage, BY aet before any
competent notary public, OF. failing therein,
this ordinance to be null and void but
nothing in the provisions Of this ordinance
shall be construed ipto an obligation ON the
part of said grantees to repair said streets
until the completion Of said railroad
ARTICLE XIII
That the city Of New Orleans reserves the
right to lay gas and water pipes in the
streets named a. the route Of this railroad
and the saad city, in executing said work,
shall use - much Of said streets O. NAV be
necessary without becoming liable 70: dam
ages to said Millaudon, his assigns and sue
cessors. and the city Of New Orleans shall
not be held liable for costs or dama9es in
any controversy between owners of prop.
erty along the route Of said road and the
said grantee and his assigns and successors
which may arise from any dispute or Itiga-
ton between said parties.
ARTICLE XIV.
Upon the acceptance of this ordinance by
act before the city notary, a. prescribed in
article twelve, then the same shall have all
the force Of valid contract between the
said II. C. 4i1laud0n, his assigns and sue
cessors, and the city Of New Orleans.
Ordered printed and referred to the Ad-
ministrator Of Commerce.
Mr.. Bonzsno called up the ordinance
With regard to the collection of back taxes,
Last week, and moved its refer
enee TO . committee Of two, to be named by
the Mayor.
The motion was adopted, and the Mayor
named the Administrators of Assessments
Mr.. Remick called up the resolution CIV
ing permission for tho. cotton pickery of Mr..
Van Wickle, which was adopted, Mr.. Lewis
voting no.
Mr.. Bonzano informed the Council that
the property corner Of Camp and Melpomene
sheets, sixty-four by eighty feet. heretofore
assessed in the name Of. John Grant, was
sold in January last to the trustees of the
New Jerusalem church, and ia now placed
IN the rolls as property exempt from taxa
ton.
By Mr.. Remick: '~
Resolred, That when . resolution or Ordi-
nance 10 laid over for more than one week,
desiring to cali it up to give 1T least TWEEN
:y-four hours notice before the meeting at
which its consideration is desired. to each
that he intends to bring the
natter to the consideration OF the Council
It its next meeting.
Mr.. COckrem moved an amendment. to
make the notice forty-eight hours, which
vas adopted.
Mr.. Shaw suggested that the resolution
nterfered with the Waterworks ordinance,
passed some weeks ago.
The Mayor replied that the resolu ton
'as prospective. not Retrospective.
By the Mayor:
MAroRALrI OF NEW ORLsAxs.l
Oct0ber ii, 1871.
o the City Council Of New Orleans
l ask one weeks further time to report
n the Algiers Gaslight COmpany's Ordi-
ance, referred to me, as offers have been
nade by other parties to undertake the
ighting Of the Fifth District with gas on
erms which the Council, l believe, will
onsidcr more to the advantage of the citv,
BENZ. f. FLANDERS, Mayor
Received and granted.
Petitions, Etc.
A petition of j. Fernandez, for the lease
I piece of ground, WAS referred to the
department. Of Assessments.
A petition Of Bertrand Claverie was re-
erred to the Department of Accounts.
A tax petition of G. c. Lawrason was re-
erred to the Administrator of Finance.
A petition OF W. A. Council to erect a
blacksmith shop, was referred to the Ad-
Illustrator Of Commerce.
A bill of DR.. NJ. C. Conner was referred to
be Administrator of Police.
An application Of Wallace Wood to
transport three hundred pounds of gunpow-
er at time through the city, was referred
} the Administrator of Police.
A petition from the Sixth District to re-
rict the shooting of small birds, was re-
fred to the Administrator of Police
A complaint of theatrical managers and
hers against the letting of the Lyceum
all for inferior entertainments was re-
FRED to the Mayor.
A proposal to erect petroleum oil ware
'use was referred to the Administrator of
dice.
A petition for brick banquette on Peters
rect was referred to the Administrator of
improvements.
A petition of property owners of Canal
rect, Broad street, and Hagan avenue, for
pairs, had the same reference; as also q
tition of property owners ON the south
lie Of Claiborne street for shell road.
A bill of William Weber was referred to
e Administrator of Assessments.
Bills for the expense of destroying the
hon tOrpedoes was referred to the Admin
rator Of Accounts.
The Council then adjourned,
H. CONQUEST CLARKE,
Secretary.
The Opelousas Courier says:
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