New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-08


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the date Of it, completion without addi
tional expenso - - cry N
Laid over to b printed.
By Mr.. Lewis: s ~ q sk q
Resolved, That The Administratore Pohc,
be and be 10 hereby directed to cause tina,
part Of Latsyetts Cemetery No. along the
inclosure Of Prytania, Sixth and Coliseum
streets to be surveyed into lots measuring
nine BY hve feet, and the price Of suca lott
shall be not les than aixty dollars each.
Laid over to be printed.
| BY Mr.. Walton:
| DnrA1ssnx4 o. 1nAscs, I
November T. 1871.
To the City Council Of Rev Orleans:
| The petition Of Mrs. z. h. Lawrasop. re.
| terred to me Of the last meeting of the
| Council, asks ~ to correct the ssseesmenI
OF certain property for last year. It states
that protest was made before the assessors
at the time, but il appears from the fact
tnaC the assessment was not changed that
the board did not agree with the owner of
the property in her opinion of it's value.
do not think We ought to interfere with
the deliberately expressed decision of the
mend that tho prayer Of the petitioner be
JOHN s. WALTON, Administrator.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Remick:
|. DEPARTMENT OF COnuxRcR,l
November :, 1871 !
To the City Council Of New Orleans
Have to report that ut the sale of the
market, revenues for this month Mr.. A.
Dumestre purchased the revenues of Pow
dras market for 34260, and deposited go,
which he forfeited, refusing to make good
his bid. Subsequently, ] sold the revenues
Of said market to Mr.. B. Aouledous for
y42lO, which, together with the $50 for
feited made as much - was bid for it.
ask that my action be approved.
F. c. REMICK, Administrator.
Received and approved.
By Mr.. Remiek:
DRPAnfnRxr OF C0nx1RcRl
November I, 1871. !
To the City Council Of New Orleans:
Having considered the petition Of w. A.
Cornwen for permission to erect black
smith shop ON Locust street, between Cal
Hope and Euphrosine streets, and finding
no objection to the granting Of the same,
respectfully recommend the following reso-
luton.
F. Z. REMICK, Administrator.
RESOLVED, That permission is hereby
granted to w. A. C0rnwen to erect black
smith shop on his vacant lots, situated on
Locust street, between Calliope and Eu-
phrosine streets; provided, that this permits
sion shall be revVcable at the pleasure of
the Council.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Remick:
WHEREAS, Considerable portions of the
batture are being occupied by dealers in
injustice to other business interests which
are compelled to observe the contravention
ordinance; therefore, be it
ResOlred, That those portions of the levee
and batture occupied as coal landings ehall
be so occupied only for the landing Of coal,
and not as coal yards; and the Admins
traitor Of Commerce is hereby directed to
notify coal dealers that hereafter coal |
allowed to remain on the levee and batture |
will be subject to the contravention ordl. |
rance in like manner as all other articles of |
reight.
Laid over to be printed.
Er. Remick seid there were several ortli
'ances granting rights of way for railroads
'eferred to him, some of which had been
printed and some had not, and as there
night be . conflict in the rights asked, he
'fered the following to be printed and laid
'ver, SO that the Council could act under
tandingly:
Be it ordained by the Council of the CITY
# New Orleans, That continuation Of the
light of way existing in favor OF Shelby
seymour and Charles H. Chase, by virtue
f the provision of ordinance No. 992, il
ereby granted to said contractors by Q sim
lie track connecting with the route on Camp
treet, commencing at the junction of Camp
nd Prytania streets, and crossing Prytania
treet, running thence along Calliope to St.
,harles, along the east side Of St: Charles
0 Tivoli Circle, around Tivoi Circle to St.
,harles, thence along the east side Of St.
,harles to the trunk road on Canal street,
long said trunk road to the common turn
ng point near the levee, and returning by
aid trunk road to Carendelet, across Canal
treet, and up the west side of Carondelet
treet to Clio, thence along Clio to the inter
ection OF the route, up Coliseum and Chest
ut streets, subject to all the conditions and
isions Of said ordinance No. 992, and the
ontracts Of the city with other street rail-
Dads.
This extension is granted upon the condi-
on that said contractors or their assigns
hall pay to the Administrator of Finance g,
the city of New Orleans, as . bonus for
his continuation of the right of way, the I
lm Of thirty thousand dollars; and further,
is understood the railroad ordinance No.
~ so continued is still liable for the usual
lxation therein named, as this bonus of c
81, 900 in no way exempts it therefrom.
n ordinance granting the right of way for
street railroad from Canal street to
Lafayette avenue.
Be it ordained by the Common Council of
le city of New Orleans, That the right of
ay and privilege is hereby granted to i
amille E. Girardey, Edward s. Wurz- :
1rger, Nicholas j. Hoey, A. w. Smith, q
Jim X. Clay, and their associates, of con, t
ructing, laying out and working street G
ilroad, with the necessary turnouts, y
witches, turntables, etc., through the fol-
wing named streets, to wit: Canal street,
ON Magazine to Bourbon street, thence
,wn either Royal or Bourbon streets to 4
lafayette avenue, in the Third District, :,
ID returning thence by double track on
wer Royal street to Peace street, thence o
Peace to Bourbon street. and thence up n
Their Bourbon or Royal street to the point y
starting, with the right to use Bienville
rect from Royal to Bourbon streets, and y
om Bienville to Canal streets, should the i,
me be deemed necessary, and that the ;.
id right Of way and privilege is hereby
anted for the full term of twenty years, g
on the following terms and conditions: Il
ARTICLE 1. il
That the rails used shall be of . pattern o
nilar to those now in use by other CITY
lrOads. and that the timber used shall be .
such 0imAnainna nm NAV ho hoe nm a<oI h., |