New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-23
CITY COUNCM-0FFICIAL
REGULAR MEETING.

and Public Buildings), James Lewis (Police),
j. $. Walton Finance and Commerce
ad Interim. and II. Bonzano assessments
and Improvements ad interim).
New Admin 81 rator..
The Mayor handed in the following com
munication:
STATE LOUISIANA,
Executive Department.
New Orleans March lG. 1871.
To tie Hon Benz. +. Flanders, Mayor:
| am directed by his Exccllcncy the Gov
crnor to inform You that he has appointed
John Cockrcm Administrator of Improve
mentS and +. G. Remick Administrator If
! Commerce in and for the city OF New Or
| leans.
Cd. BRAGDON,
Private Secretary.
The communication was received and Or
dercd spread upon the minutes.
Mr.. Bonzano presented the credentials of
Mr.. +. c. Remick as Administrator of Com
merce.
The Mayor appointed Mcssrs. Walton
and Lewis a committee to examine the
credentials. They reported them correct.
and the commission and accompanying
documents were ordered filed among the
records of the Council.
Mr. Bonzuno then conducted Mr.. Remick
to his seat as Administrator OF Com
mcrce.
The Levces.
The Mayor presented the following com
nlnicatiou. which was received and
dered spread upon the minutes:
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department. 7
New Orleans, March H. lS1l)
Hon. BENZ F. Flanders, MAYER
| am directed by his Exccllency the Gov
ernor to acknowledge the receipt of a com
munc2tion relative to the leveeS at or near
kennerville. and to inform You that notice
has been given to the State Engineer. who
has taken immediate steps toward the re
pan VI " o. ID. BRAGDON.
Private Secretary.
Reports Of Administrators.
BY Mr.. Bonzauo:
DEPARTMENT OF IMPKovENFSTs,
March Is. 1871.
To the city Council of New Orleans
The undersigned herewith respectfully
returns the petition of the Carondelct
Street and Carrollton City Railroad Com
pany. asking right OF way through Eighth
street and recommends the passage of the
' " pa II. BoNzANO.
Administrator ad interim.
An ordinance concerning the CarOndeiet
Street and Carrollton City Railroad Com
pany. and granting to said company addi-
tional rights and privileges for the extern
sion. maintenance and use of its railroad on
Eighth street, i'll the city of New Orleans.
Be it ordained. That permission he and is
hereby granted to the Carondclet Street
and Carrollton Railroad Company to lay IL
double track railroad. with the necessary
turnouts, switches aud turntables. through
the following named streets, viz commenc-
ing at the present terminus of their road
corner of Eighth and Carondelet streets. up
Eighth to TchoupitoulaS street, and returns
on Eighth street us to connect with their
road at the intersection of Eighth and
Carondclet streets.
Be it further ordained etc. That the above
mentioned railroads shall be subjected to
the same tcrrus and conditions. and shall he
governed by the same rules and regulations
already granted to the Carundclct and Car
rollton City Railroad Company by their
contract with the city Of New Orleans.
dated June y. $50, and passed before A.
Hero. Jr., city notary: and
Be it further ordained. etc. That the
Mayor be and is hereby authorized to enter
into the necessary notarial act with the
- Carondclet Street and CarrOllton City
Railroad Company" to carry into effect the
intentions and views of tie foregoing ordi
nance.
BE it further ordained. etc. That nothing
contained in the above ordinance or i'll the
grant of rights and privileges to said com
pany is intended, or shall he construed as
binding the city of New Orleans. or making
her liable in any way. or responsible 10 the
Car"ndelet Street and Carrollton City Rail
road Company. or its assigns, for any loss.
damage or injury which mi ght arise to them
or either Of them. should said company or
its assigns he i'll any manner or way inter
tered with or be deprived Of any or all Of
said privileges or ghts by any means or
for any cause. or on any ground Whatsoever.
other than the act or doing OF the legally
authorities of the city OF New
Orleans.
BE it further ordained etc, Nor shall the
city OF New Orleans by the original ordi
nance and the contract under the same
dated june -. 1870. or by this ordinance
o: the written agreement TO be entered into !
i'll pursuance thereof, in any way or manner |
be considered liable TO any third party or
parties by reason of the grants and priv!l- |
EGGS conferred upon the said company. OF
on account o1 any work or works by it to be
done.
Laid owe: to oc printed.
BY Mr. Dcla>siAc:
DEPARTMENT or WlTHEwoKK> A~pt
Pat,ic buildings, March p I"7l.
To the City Council OF New Orleans;
The following were the bids received i'll
response to an advertisement for a tiatboat
load of Pittsburg coai:
G. A. Miltenberger bid. per barrel. GO cents.
p & K. De Nergcs bid. per barrel Jol2 cents.
beg leave to offer the following resolU-
ton according to p. 4 X. De Nergcs, the
contract for furnishing coal as above.
l.. =. DELASSIZE. Administrator.
of Watcrworks and Public
Buildings of a contract under resolution
No. .63, Administration series, for one flat
boat load OF Pittsburg coal, for the sum and
price of fifty-eicht and half cents (jSl2)
per barrel. unto p. and X. De Nerges.
with Ernest De Nerges as security, in the
sum of two thousand (S2OO0) dollars. be and
the same is hereby approved. the security
accepted and the Mayor authorized to sign
and execute. on behalf OF the city, the
necessary contract to carry the same into
effect.
Adopted.
BY Mr. Walton:
DEPARTMENT OF FINASCE.
March u, 1871.
To the City Council of New Orleans:
NV attention has been called by the par
ties interested to the tax bills OF 1869 OF
Mrs. Bankhead and of Mr.. Pierre Pouch.
The City Attorney advises me that II is
doubtful whether the city can make out