New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-11
M. Bousapo ,ecosded the notion; which

TX Mr.. Bonsano seconded the motion; *hicl
was carried.
Mr.. Shaw called mp the ordinsnce intro
duced BY him for the destruction q unl1"1
xled dogs.
| Mr.. Bonxano moved that the ordinance d
laid on the table.
Mr.. Delassise seconded the motion.
The yeas and nays we're called, and th'
motion to lay on the table carried.
Yeas: Dclassize, Remick, Lewis and Bon
sano.
Nays: Cockrem and Shaw. .-.-,7 -
Mr. Bonzano now moved reconsideration
of the vote Just taken. and that the ordi
nance be referred to the Administrators o.
Police, which was adopted, with . provist
that the Administrator report uPonit nex'
week. =
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Public Buudnp October 10, 1874. }
To the City Council Of New Osaeanx
In relation to the petition referred TO me
Of the Sisters in charge Of the Louisiana
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the city. have to report. ---,
That, in view Of the statemeots made IN
the petition and accompanying paper that
there are thirty-three INDECENT insane per
sons ut present treated and maintained in
said asylum, for whom no compensation
from any quarter Is received. and nom q
knowledge of the crowded condition Of the
city asylum, would recommend that an
appropriation Of ESQ per month be made
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until the city can relieve them from the
care and maintenance Of said INDECENT pa
tents. ask the passage Of the sccompa-
nying resolution. =. ...,.
L. T. DELASSlZE, Administrator.
Resolred, That. until otherwise ordered
BY the Council, the sum of el50 per month
be paid to the sisters in charge Of the Lou
isiana Retreat for the Ineane, for the care
and maintenance Of INDECENT patients in
said institution. H..
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Remick:
DspAs7rkxr o. Co..eees.}
Octobe9 ~, l87l )
70 the City Council Of New Orleans:
beg leave to report favonably On the
petition of c. II. anwickle, who asks TO
be allowed to establish q cotton pickeTy On
four vacaut lots on Claiborne street, b.
respectfully oder the following resolution.
&c. REMICK. Administrator.
Resolced, That permission is hereby
granted to G. Il. Vanwickle 70 erect .
cotton pickery on the four vaoaot lots on
Claiborne street, between Canal aad Gus
tOmhOuse streets. now leased by said Van
wickle; provided, that this peFnissioa 10
revocsble 1t tie pleasure Of the Council.
Adopted.
Mr.. Lewis gave notice that at the next
meeting he should move a reconsideration
Of the vote just taken.
BY Mr.. Lewis: = ''
DEPARTMENT q. Poucz,{
October 10. 1871 I
To the City Council Of New Orleans
On the petition of DR.. Ridgely, for the re-
mission OF fine Of ei2hty-fve dollars, i'm
pesed upon him by the Recorder of the
Fourth District, respectfully report that
sixty dollars OF the whole amount vas the
penalty assessed againet him for disregard
ing the notice Of the Administrator Of In
provemente, given under article I'LL, Re-
vised City Laws and Ordinances, regarding
repairs to banquettes. The balance (twenty-
five dOllars) was for contempt of court.
recommend that fifty dollars Of the
amount be returned, and ask the adoption
of the following resolution:
Resolred, That the Administrator of Pub
lie Accounts be and he is hereby authorized
to warrant on the Department of Finance
in favor of DR.. G. Ridgely for the sum Of
fifty dollars. as part remission of fine i'm
posed upon him by the Recorder Of the
Fourth District September s. 1871.
JAMES LEWIS, Administrator.
Petitions.
A proposal Of Samuel B. Blanc, to sell
property in the Sixth District, was referred
to the Mayor.
An assessment petition of Samuel Brooks
was referred SO the Administrator Of Aesess-
ments.
A petition Of property owners, for the re-
pair Of Lafayette avenue. and petition of
property owners for the filing of Robertson
street. were referred to the Administrator
Of Improvements.
The Council then adjourned
H. CONQUEST CLARKE.
Secretary.