New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-17

City Hall, expenses and repairs. $2,806 Q
Ice. observation-disclosures. / 1876 7
lOtdl. ......,........... S4,UU%
Schoolhouses, repairs. ... $S,9l2 9
Aarkethouses, repairs. ....-..... l0.07S ;
Enginehouses, erection of...... 1875 0
Public sinks $500 O
1t. DELASSIZE, Administrator.
New Ordinances and Resolutions.
BY Mr.. Walton:
Resolred, That the Mayor, the Admins
traitor of Public Accounts and the Admins
traitor of Finance be hereby authorized ant
directed to destroy by fire the following
cancelled obligations of the city of New Or
| leans, viz:
l. City notes, represented by the account
on the books of the city, entitled ''city note.
in suspense" amount, $20l, 093 A3.
=. The following bonds. printed but not
| issued, viz:
Seven per cent bonds, series letter Ola
bonds OF $500 each, Nos. GIL to Sl4 coz
bonds of $50 each, Nos. COL to 1900
Seven per cent bonds, series letter Y-lS0(
bonds of $50 each, Nos. POI to 1000; 6O(
bonds of 500 each, Nos. 90l to 1900.
And TO report the manner of said destruc
ton to the Council without delay
Adopted.
By Mr.. Shaw:
An ordinance providing for the payment of
the several accounts therein named.
| Be it ordained, That the following ap-
| preparations be and are hereby made and
that the Administrator of Public Accounts
warrant on the Administrator of Finance
in payment OF the same:
Thomas Lynne, clerk Eighth District
Court, Cor costs in the case of n. l.. Thomp-
oitr Of No, n,l, Il .S,l
tor costs IN the case of Hannah Moore vs.
City of Jefferson ct ais, 49, so; approved
by the City Attorney. Total S57 TO-
New Orleans Republican Printing Com
pany, for advertising proceedings of the
Council, etc, in the month of April, $537 90;
for advertising ordinances for the month of
April, from No. 7SS to Sl7, inclusive. Sl43:
for printing seven-thirtv certificates. ana
briefs Board of School Directors vs. citv of
New Orleans, SIC; examined and approved.
Total 1856 20.
Thomas Theard and James B. Prague. for
services as commissioners in the matter of
opening Franklin street, $50 each; bill ap-
proved by the Judge of the Fourth District
Court. Total $500.
German Gazette, for advertising and
printing for the Department of Commerce,
approved by the Administrators, $6S.
Christian n Hyatt, stationery, approved
by the City Attorney, Sc.
{. Lauer, p. Irwin and G. W. Roper, for
three months rent of the house corner ST.
Charles and Lafayette streets, ending Nav
IA, 1871, $1,000.
j. 7. Hamlin, for extension of the Fruit
market, as per contract, under ordinance
762, Administration series, approved by the
Administrator of Waterworks and Public
Buildings, S2l00
George Cronan, for grating for window
in the office of the Department of Public
Accounts, SIS.
j. A. Masicot, Criminal Sheriff. for shirts.
bricks, lime, ETC., supplied at the Parish
Prison, as per bill, approved by the Judge
of the First District Court, Sis 25.
Edgar Steel, for seven copies of Har-
dee's map of Louisiana, $40.
German Gazette, for advertising proposals
for markets, approved by the Administrator
of Commerce, Sc
Vandegriff & Clark for sundries for the
City Hall, approved by the Mayor,
Christian g. Hyatt, for printing briefs for
the City Attorney, bill approved, $97 so.
La Renaissance, for printing card board
ordinances relative to markets, approved
by the Administrator of Commerce, $50.
New Orleans Republican Printing Com
pany, for advertising proposals for markets,
S2O; for printing card board ordinance rela-
tive to markets, $40.
Bureau OF Streets, for cart hire and labor
for half the month ending May Is, 1871,
S5543 95.
Surveyors Department, for labor, etc,
for halt the month ending May Is, 1871.
$50 so.
A. NJ. Holbrook, for printing argument of
George S. Lacey in the case of the Chatta-
nooga railroad, approved by the City At
torney, $l53; for advertising notice to cred
itors of the Girod fund, etc, Sc; for adver-
Using Metropolitan warrants, etc, for De-
partment of Public Accounts. $33
Read twice and laid over.
Mr.. Shaw said he had yet another cash
ordinance to introduce, and he desired TO
call the Councils particular attention to il
1t was list of bills furnished by the secre-
tary of the late acting drainage commission
ers. and very heavy bills, too. This. how
ever, was only beginning. The ordinance !
was read item by item, as follows. and was !
then passed to a second reading:
An ordinance providing for the payment of |
the several accounts therein named
BE 1t ordained, That the following appro-
prlatons be and are hereby made out of
the collections from drainage bills, and that
the Administrator of Public Accounts war
It
payment OF the same, to wit:
John l.. Gubernator, for bill of
wood, wharf timber and hauling
to draining machine on Four
teenth street, Carrolton .. 81, 0Sj "a
Bridge 81 Son, for cement, lime
and tar for draining machine on
Fourteenth street, CarrolltOn. III SO
Ieddes, Shakespeare & Co, for
castings and work done on ma
chinery at draining machine on
Fourteenth street and e1ge
boat on Metairie ridge. ......... ,j23 81
7. H. Sherman, for carpenter work
on dredge boat at Metairie
ridge. ..........:.............. 30 90
ohm Clark, for draining wheel
No. 9 at Fourteenth street drain
ing machine: ......;...... $500 o.
'ield & Bell, for 10 barrels coal
furnished draining machine on
Fourteenth street. $50 OO
ohm Davidson, for rent of drain
ing Office. No. ITO CarondeIet
street, three years, at S720 per
year. ............>.......... 2,I6O 90
Total .......... $I3,O49 81 I
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