New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-28
NEW ORLEANS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2s18n

4 series, for one hundred and fifty inmates
$525.
/ Anduuder ordinance No 1858, new Sc
Asylum, for wet nurses, 5000 per month fol
April, May and June. 1871, 5000.
Read twice and laid over.
By Mr.. Shaw: 90. 49, =.
An ordinance to provide for the payment
of the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained that the following appro.
priations be and are hereby made, and that
the Administrator of Public Accounts war
rant on the Administrator of Finance in
| payment of the same:
c. E. Girardey & Co., for rent of the New
Orleans Ballroom from November 20, 1870,
to June 81, 1871, 1920. r.. maxi
Benz. +. Flanders, for sundry expenses
in part of May and to June q, 1871, 500 rs.
John w. Norris, one safe Tor the Depart
ment of Public Accounts, $l27 so.
S. F. Siskron, for law books for the City
| Attorney, approved, $24 so. ..s
w. 81 j. McCracken, for making cases
and pigeon holes for desk for Department
of Public Accounts, $35.
George P. Fernald, clerk of the Fourth
District Court, for fees, etc., in sundry
cases, as per bills, $7S5 IS.
Read twice and laid over.
Claims of A. NJ Holbrook, $40 80; New
Orleans Times, $40; P. H. Quinlan, s2l so;
Frank L. Butler, $40 IS; Paul Capdeville,
$50; Hinck & Co., $50; j. j. O'Hara, Sc So
William Henry, $500; William Henry,
$2lS 80; John s. Walton, STA &c; L. HI.
Pile, $3.50; New Orleans Republican, $50
and Price Current for Sc, were passed; and
NJ To-, ~, g. u L
vanced for law charges, was made a spe-
cial order.
Mr.. Shaw called up, in an amended form,
an ordinance to provide for the settlement
of the claims of c. Roselius and Alfred Phil
lips, as follows:
WHEREAS, Among the assets turned over
to this city by the late acting draining COM
missioners OF the first draining district is a
judgment against the city of New Orleans
for 1862 40, with interest to be added say
$57SS rs; and
Whereas, The attorneys of said COM
missioners, c. Roselius and Alfred Phil
lips, are by law entitled to ten per cent of
said Judgment;
Be it ordained by the Council of the city
by the issue of certificates under ordinance
No. SS2, Administration series.
Adopted and referred to the Mayor with
power.
Mr.. Shaw called up claim OF j. S. Clark |
for $11 ,979 II for laying Stowe pavement on
Dryades and Common streets, and moved |
that it be settled in Improvement bonds at |
seventy-fve cents on the dollar.
Mr.. Walton said he understood that this
pavement was only to be paid for when it
was found adapted to the purpose
Mr.. Cockrem said the pavement had been
three or four months down and he con-
GUIDED the time had come when che Council
ought either to accept or reject it. He had
the pavement himself and was
prepared to accept it.
The item was passed.
The pay roll ordinance for June, with
ome slight corrections, was passed:
BY Mr. Shaw:
In ordinance to settle with the Police jury
of the parish of jefferson, right bank.
for the balance due them for one-third
interest in the lease of the ferry between
New Orleans and Gretna.
Be it ordained That the Administrator
f Finance deliver to the Police Jury of the
'arish of Jefferson, right bank. ON the war
ant of the Administrator of Public Ac-
cunts, three notes, drawn by Philip
)rumm. for three hundred and sixty dol
ars each. and due, respectively, July l,
81, July /, 1873, and January /, 1875, in
ull satisfaction of claim of said police
ury for balance due them ON lease of the
iretna ferry to Philip Drumm, in which
he share of the police jury was one-third,
nd that of the city of New Orleans two
birds, of the notes received from the
essee.
Adopted.
Resolutions and REPORTS.
BY Mr.. Cockrem:
Resolced, That the Administrator of I'M {
rovements be and he is hereby authorized
D advertise for proposals to furnish two
ew boilers for the Bienville draining ma
hine.
Mr.. COckrem stated that the government
lspector had condemned the boilers.
By Mr.. Delassize:
DEPARTMENT OF wATRRwoRKs AND
Public Buildings June n, 1871. )
o the City Council of New Orleans:
In response to an advertisement for fur
ishing the public buildings with earth S.
osets, etc., and for attention thereto one
ear, received two bids for earth closets:
New Orleans Sanitary and Fertilizing
ompany, bid $l8 each.
Louisiana Fertilizer Manufacturing Com
any, bid SIS each.
For attention to earth closets for one =.
ear:
New Orleans Sanitary and Fertilizing
Ompany, bid $780,
Louisiana Fertilizer Manufacturing Com !
any, bid $500.
The bid of the Louisiana Fertilizer Manu-
lcturing Company being the lowest, was
ccepted. ..
L. T. DELASSIZE, Administrator.
ResolUed, That the adjudication by the q
administrator of Waterworks and Public .
uildings of contract under resolution 7
o. SOB, Administration series, for furnish
* the public buildings with earth closets, =
&C., and for attention thereto one year, I
ntO the Louisiana Fertilizer Manufactur- r
x Company. for the sums and prices here '
latter mentioned Earth closets fifteen 7
Dllars each, and attention to earth q
Osets, boxes, etc, for one year, eighteen q
undred dollars, with A. II. D'Meza :
J security, in the sum of two thousand
Dllars, be and the same is hereby q
Dproved, the security accepted, and the (
ayor authorized to sign and execute ON :
ehalf of the city the necessary contract :
efore the City Notary to carry the same t
to effect.
At the suggestion of Mr.. BonzanO, the C
solution was laid over until tomorrow.
By Mr.. Lewis:
n ordinance to amend an ordinance en- a
titled IAN ordinance fixing tax upon a
dogs" approved June IA, 1870.
Be it ordained, etc, That section four of
dinance No. l79, Administration series, P
: and the same is hereby amended,
follows: That after the tenth day of July, Il