New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-24

flom the Administrator of Police Of tn
neglect or refusal of any one to compl,
with his notification as herein provided for
it shall be the duty of the police to maxi
before proper magistrate for the recover!
of the fines imposed.
Laid over to be printed.
Combinations.
| Lists of officers on the monthly pay rolls
whose appointments had not been con
irmed by the Council, were presented fol
approval, as follows
BY Mr.. Remiek:
List of officers recommended for appoint
ment, Department of Commerce:
A. P. Harrison, secretary. $4,000
5. b. Wright, clerk, $500.
A. Z. Billings, superintendent of market
inspectors, $500.
NJ. G. Carroll, market inspector, $1,000.
j. j. BOudreaux, market inspector, $1,000
Allen Bib, market inspector, $1,000
j. Z. Murphy market inspector, $1,000.
Seymour Alcorn, market inspector $1,000
}. G. Miller, market inspector, $1,000
George Rhodes, market inspector, $1,000
C. F. Duplessis. market inspector, $1,000
Florian Fleury, market inspector $1,000.
L.. Z. PUeaux, market inspector, $1,000.
). II Penzer, market inspector, $1,000.
Charles Stanmeyer, market inspector.
1920
Chester Stamps, messenger, 5000.
+. G. REMICK, Administrator.
By the Mayor:
MAYoRALrr OF NRw ORLEANS
City Hall. May 3D. 1871.
To the City Council of New Orleans
| submit to the Council for approval the
following names of officers, on the pay roll
of the Mayors department for the present
month, who have not previously been con
irmed by the Council, as required by the
charter:
A. b, Miller, special officer salary per
month, $50.
F. A. johnson, clerk, salary per month,
$l25.
A. j. Bacon, messenger, IN place of l.. b.
Campbell, removed, salary per month, $50.
Charles O'Brien, doorkeeper, in place of
A. j, Bacon, promoted, S35.
BENZ. +. FLANDERS,
Mayor.
By Mr. Lewis
DEPARTMENT OF POLICE,
May 70, 1911 )
To the City Council of New Orleans
In accordance with the provisions of
article 740, Revised City Laws and Ordi-
nances, ! have the honor to report the ap-
pointment of the following named persons
for the duties specified in said article, to
take effect from the dates set opposite their
respective names, viz:
First District-James Williams and 30
seph Gonzales, May IL, 1871
Second District-CharIes Leonard and
Alphonse Pollard, May |, 1871.
Third Distributions Miller and An
thony ID. White, May 6, 1871
Fourth Distrct-Joseph Anderson ana
ISAIAH Smith, May |, 1871.
Fifth District-GeOrge Schnell, May -,
1871.
Sixth District-Marcelle Victor and
Henry Sheldon, May |, 1871.
respectfully ask your approval.
JAMES LEWIS, Administrator
BY Mr. Shaw:
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC ACcouNrs}
May D, 1871.
To the City Council of New Orleans:
On the twenty fourth of May. 1870, sub
mitted TO the Council the names and salaries
of persons appointed by me in this depart
ment, and the entire list was confirmed.
Since that date some have resigned and the
services of others have been dispensed with
have appointed in lieu of these the follow
ing, with the monthly salaries opposite their
names, and respectfully present them for
confirmation:
j. G. Devereux, book keeper, $3.50
n. Z. Snethen, warrant clerk, $500.
ID. +. Mitchell, clerk, $3.50.
John Burke, clerk, $50.
James FulDeaux, clerk, 500.
A. X. FRANCOIS, messenger, $50.
And the salaries of b. II. Watkins and L.
u. UlhOrn (who were on the list OF ap-
pointees of 1870 have since been fixed at
$50 per month
ALFRED SHAW, Administrator.
All these lists were laid over for future
action, Dir. Shaw stating that the presenta-
ton of them was, in his opinion, sufficient
for the present
The Markets.
MI Remick submitted a report from A.
H. blliings' recommending certain repairs
on the public markets, which was referred
to the Administrator of Public buildings
with power.
Referred and Deferred By.jne..
By Mr.. Delassize:
An ordinance to provide for the evrops;o,
and perfection OF the Waterworks of the |
city of New Orleans.
WHEREAS, A system of waterworks +r,o+ |
will secure an ample supply of pure water |
is of the utmost Importance to 4 community |
It's growth and prosperity depending in a
great measure thereon; and
Whereas, The city of New Orleans is
sadly deficient in the respect named; there
fore
BE it ordained by the Council of the city
IF New Orleans That for the purpose of ex-
ending and perfecting the Waterworks of
,he city OF New Orleans, so as to procure an
ample supply of pure water, there be issued
ponds to the amount of ST. 100000, and the
Mayor and Administrator of Finance are
hereby authorized and requested to sign the
anne, as the work to the end herein before
eS forth shall require.
BE it further ordained, That the said