New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-25

ever, the walls. whereof shAu not be con-
stRucted Of brick or other nOn-combuadble
materials, and covered with slates or other
non-combustible materials, are openly and
extensively violated, especially 1t the head
Of Canal street, within the squares bounded
BY the river, Front, CustOmh0use and
Canal streets; and, -,sss .i..alt
/ Whereas, The protection Of public and
private property, and the welfare and pros
peSity Of this city require strict enforce
ment OF said ordinances; therefore, be 1t
| Res0lred, That the Administrators of Police
be and he IL hereby instructed and required
TO enforce compliance with the provi1ions
OF said ordinances, rigorOusly and without
delay, and for this purpose to give the
written notices therein required Of the late
street commissioner of this city.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Remick: Il"
| October -, 1871.
To the City Council of New Ozleans; .,.,sx,-...
Frank Fredericks petitions for permission
to erect and operate steam engine on his
premises, at the corner Of Dauphine and
Aazant streets, for the purpose Of cutting
| lumber. Having examined the premises, /
report fav0rably, and respectfully offer the
+. c. REMICK, Administrator.
Resolrcd. That permission il hereby given
TO Frank Fredericks to erect and operate
y steam engine on his premises at the cor
ner Of Dauphine and Mazant streets, in the
Third District. for the purpose Of cutting
revocable at the pleasure Of the Council.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Bonzano: 80
Report by the Administrator of Assessments
on the petition Of residents adjacent to
the church in the Fifth District (late
Algiers).
DxrARrAzsr Q, ASSESSMENTS,
October e. 1871. !
To the City Council Of New Orleaus:
Petitioners complain of certain church
ffequenters and their meetings ~ an intol-
cradle nuisance; that the place of worship
IL contaminated, and constantly the scene
OF conduct highly detrimental to good NOR
ole, and annoying to the neighbors.
The police sergeant on duty, strange to
ssy, reports THAT he finds NO ground of
complaint, inasmuch as when reiisious ser
vices Of the church are being conducted,
many Of the members who happen to be re-
ligiouely impressed break into . peculiar
chant" Ii he did not find fault, the
neighbors, however, it has since been ascer-
tanned, had ample cause to complain. On
representations to the pastor Of the church,
however, the place of worship has become
quiet and orderly, and for the present there
the part of the Council. a..
H. BONZANO. Administrators.
Mr.. Bonzano moved that the report be
received, and the Administrator discharged
from further consideration of the subject.
Agreed to.
By Mr.. Bonzano:
Resolred, That the Administrator of FL
nance furnish q list of all the various rail-
road companies, and other corporations or
individuals, who, under contract with the
city, are required to render at stated
periods an account Of their earnings, and to
make punctual payments Of certain stipu-
lated (pro RATA sums for the rights and
privileges they enjoy.
Be It further resolred, That the Admins
traitor of Finance furnish 1T the same time
. full statement of all moneys 60 received
since April. 1870 together with information
e to the faith, punctuality and regularity
observed BY the business managers Of these
institutions or by the persons under such
contracts.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Bonzano:
ports unfavOrably on the petitions of Mesers.
Everett Lane e. Co., FRANCOIS LacrOix, John
Straughan.
Adopted.
By Mr. Bonzano:
assessment for the year 1870 against r. d.
Maclin. on horses, carriages and capital,
the Administrator Of Public Accounts is
hereby authorized to cancel tax bill No.
8,7l7 for that year, amounting to sixteen
dollars, the correct amount Of seventeen
dollars having been paid ON the assessment
made in square No. %, eleventh assessment
district.
Z. Adopted.
By Mr.. Bonzano:
Resolred, That the Administrator of Pub
lie Accounts warrant ON the Administrator
Of Finance in favor Of Samuel Brooks, for
for the year 1870 on double assessment in
square No. 1O4, eleventh aanoesment dis
trict, on horses and Carriages, $3.50, and
capital, ellOO, the correct AMOUNT 1880 COZ
having been paid in square No. G., third as
sessment district.
Adopted.
By Mr.. BOnzano:
Resolred, That the New Orleans Gas
light Company be authorized to erect, un-
der the direction of the Administrator of
Police, four additional lamp posts ON
Bourbon street, between Canal and TOu-
louise streets; compensation for lighting to
for similar service.
Mr.. Bonzano, according to notice, moved
Q reconsideration of the dog killing ordi-
nance, suggesting amendments to the effect
that the killing should not be done by
and should only be done by the
police, and that the dog tax should be
rigidly enforced.
Eventually the ordinance was referred to
the Administrator of Assessments.
By Mr.. Bonzano:
An ordinance to provide for the collection,
compromise and recording Of judgments
for back taxes, and the compensation and
costs attending same.
Be it ordained, That the collection, COM
promise and recording Of all Judgments in
favor Of the city Of New Orleans for taxes
be placed in charge and under the superin-
tendence of -, whose duty it shall be
to Immediately proceed to enforce the col
lection Of all Judgments in favor of the city,
and to cause the recording of all valid
judgments for taxes on real estate in the
Office.
Be it further ordained. That in all mat
ters wherein q compromise is offered BY or
can be made with the defendants in judg-
ments, or third parties, the said - shall
communicate the same to -,
together with q statement Of all the facts
connected the judgment, and if found ad-
visable, shall be authorized to make such
Be it further ordained, That the conpen-