New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-20

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By Mr. shsw: -
Al efaiSsnos - prpyi1s r. thes l1nent
.of accounts therein named.
Be Il oraainsd, That the AdniDistta&er Of
Public Accounts be and y hereby author
i1od u s0tt1e with tho hOldofe ct the follow
ing claims, q the option 0& said holders, by
the issue Of certifeates under ordnance
No: 197, Administration series: :
the police jury, parish Of Orleans, favor Of
Warrant No. $50 Of the police jury, parish
of Orleans, favor of Thomas Kennefic, $50.
Warrant No. 443 of the police jury, parish
Of Orleans, right bank, favor of James j.
Timer, $50.
Adopted.
Referred and Deferred Business.
BY Mr.. Lewis:
April 49, 1871.
To the City Council Of New Orlean.
On the petition of j. II. Maginnis for the
return Of SO, exacted from him for release
bonds of his drivers, and for pound charges
ON his teams, irregularly arrested and i'm
pounded for alleged violation of article
1247, revised city laws and ordinances, l
have the honor to report favorably, and
recommend the adoption OF the accompany
ing resolution:
Resolrcd, That the Administrator of Pub
lie Accounts he hereby authorized to war
rant ON the Department of Finance in favor
of J. H. Maginnis for the sum OF $29, being
in full Of all demands against the city for
bonds, pound charges, ETC., exacted from
him on the twenty fifth day Of March, 1871,
for alleged violation of article l247, revised
city laws and ordinances.
JAMES LEWIS, Administrator.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Rclnick:
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.
April III, 1871. ,
To the City Council of New Orleans:
The undersigned, to whom was referred
the petition of Joseph Walker for permits
sion to erect steam engine, having ex-
amined the @larter, respectfully recommends
tho passage of the following resolution.
F. C. REMICK, Administrator.
Resolred, That permission is hereby
granted to Joseph Walker to erect and
operate steam engine at building now
being erected at the corner Of FOucher and
featuring machinery.
Mr.. Bonzano expressed an opinion that
this petition should only be granted subject
to the revocation of the Council.
Mr.. Remick said he did not think it was
necessary to put in the proviso. There was
no moneyed consideration given. conse-
quently the party would have NO action for
damages if the permit were revoked at any
time. This place was immediately adjoin-
ing Leeds foundry, and consequently the
erection Of another steam engine would
make very little difference these.
Mr.. Walton said, for the information of
the Administrator, he would state it was
not SO easy to remove q nuisance. once
established, as he supposed. Near where
he formerly resided there was an intolera-
BILE nuisance, which to-day was a greater
nuisance than ever it was, yet it could not
be removed. There was no harm in the
proviso proposed.
Mr.. Remick assented that there was no
harm, and accepted the amendment.
As amended the resolution was adopted.
by Mr.. Remick:
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.. /
April Is, 1871. 5
To the City Council Of New Orleans
The petition of Jules Delery having been
referred. to and the case examined by me,
respectfully recommend the passage of tic
following resolution.
&c. REMICK, Administrator.
Resolued, That permission is hereby
granted to Jules Delery to erect and Oper
ate a steam engine at his premises, No. 81
Elysian Fields street, between GOreau and
Victory streets, for the purpose Of ginning
cotton.
Adopted, with q similar amendment max
/ ing the permit revOcable at the pleasure O
| the Council.
BY Mr.. Remick:
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE,
April IL, 1871.
| To the City Council of New Orleans:
have examined into the matter of thu
accompanying petition of the Louisiana
Paper Manufacturing Company, and re
| spectfully recommend the passage of thu
| following resolution.
F. C. REMICK, Administrator.
Resolced, That permission is hereb,
| granted to the Louisiana Paper Manufactur
ing Company to erect and operate steam
| engine at the building known as the Blakel.
Marble Works, on the square bounded b,
Girod, Liberty, Julia and Franklin streets
for the purpose of Manufacturing paper; and
under the direction of the City Surveyor, t
alter said building and run pipe therefr0u
to the new canal for the purpose of supply
ing water to said paper mill.
Adopted, with an amendment similar t
that introduced into the two preceding rest
buttons.
4 Organization Of the Department Of Com
1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Mr. Remick called up the ordinance o.
ganizing the Department Of Commerce
passed to second reading last meeting, whic
was as follows:
An ordinance to organize the Department
Of Commerce.
SECTION l. Be it ordained by the Counc
of the city of New Orleans, That the D.
partment of Commerce is hereby organized
and shall consist Of:
One Administrator.
One secretary, with an annual salary nc
exceeding $1,000.
One clerk, with an annual salary not e,
ceeding $500.
One messenger, with an annual salary NJ
exceeding 5000.
One superintendent of wharfngers, wit
an annual salary not exceeding $500.
xrhorfi for <1,a ,<v;o