New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-06

easement ro1lA u aoopedanOo With cot No
l09 Of 1855 niae tdndlEed and 6fty dollar
| For furnishing the State library, tw
Thousand dollars
| For expressage fand postage ON publi
Documents distz3butod and recolved unde
act No. 81 Of 1869, seven hundred and lift!
For salary Of porter Of State Library an,
Office Of Secretary Of State, six hundred dol
lars. 80.
For the payment of claims against tn,
school fund to January, 1871, examined and
approved by the State Board Of Education
as provided in section thirty-One, act No. &
extra session, 1870, to be paid out of tn
current school fund, ON the warrant of tn
president of tile State Board Of Education
cOuntersigned by the secretary thereof, tn
sum of thirty mine thousand dollars; pro
| vided, the several sums due teachers a
above be paid cut Of the school fund app0r
toned to the parishes where their services
were rendered.
For the continuation of the Typographical
and geological survey of the State of Lou
isiana, being made under the direction Of
| the board of supervisors of the Louisiana
State University, six Thousand dollars:
For the payment Of the American Bank
Note Company, for engraving, two thousand
seven hundred dollars.
| For the payment of John H. New, attOr-
ney at law, for professional services IN l67O,
| in sundry cases in which the State was q
| party, ten Thousand dollars. asa
For the payment of Messrs. Hernor and
Benedict, attorneys at law, for professional
| services in 1870, in sundry cases in which
the State was a party, three thousand one
hundred dollars.
For ATTORNEYS fees and costs in certain
prosecutions for alleged violations of the
registration and election laws, and for de-
tending certain suits brought against as
sistant supervisors Of registration for the
parish of Orleans, in September and Oc-
tober, 1870, fifteen hundred dollars, to be
paid as follows:
TO j. r. Bcckwith. attorney at law, five
hundred dollars.
To w. r. Whitaker, attorney at law,
eight hundred dollars. - ls-
To Thomas Lynne, clerk of the Eighth
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, two
hundred dollars. -l
For the payment of NJ. E. Lemarie, for
State warrants received by him O. tax col
lector for the Second District of Orleans,
said warrants having been received by him
in payment of the special tax of one per
cent, which warrants could not be received
by the State Treasurer, being warrants Nos.
6O63, 473, 1876, 434, 538, amounting to thir-
teen hundred and sixty-five dollars, said
warrants to be returned to the State Treas
urer when the amount is drawn.
For salary of w. F. de Coin, assistant
clerk of Supervisor of Registration, Third
Ward, New Orleans, three hundred and
seventy dollars.
For payment of j. Colomey, late as
SCISSOR for the parish of Rapides for the
year 1868, for services rendered, one hum
dred and seycnty-twO dollars.
For services of sherifs in attending ses-
sions Of the Supreme Court, performed and
to be performed, one thousand dollars, or
SO much thereof as may be necessary, pay.
able on certificate of the court at the rate
of five dollars per day.
for services as clerk to the Senate Commit
tee on Education during the regular session
of 1870, two hundred and ten dollars.
For the payment Of Charles Bienvenu,
late Sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans, for
keeping State cOnvicts In the Parish Prison
during the years 1865 and 1866, nine hun
dred and ninety-0ne dollars and fifty cents.
For the erection of two additional wings
to the State Insane Asylum at jackson, one
hundred and twenty thousand dollars.
For Office rent, attorneys tees, vaccina-
ton expenses and contingent expenses of
the Board of Health, thirty-ive hundred
dollars.
For refun6ing to the clerks of the Audi
tors Office the average loss sustained BY
them for services rendered to the aforesaid
office during the year 1869, twenty-seven
hundred dollars.
For Rev. j. E. C. Doremus, ID. D., bal
Board of C0ntrvl of the Louisiana Peniten-
tiary, three hundred and three dollars and
fifty cents.
For the construction of banquette on
Dryades, Common and BarOnne streets, in
front of the State University grounds, thirty
five hundred dollar 9, or as much thereof as
may be necessary, to be expended under
the direction of the Administrator of I'm
prOvements Of the city of New Orleans.
For refunding to the estate of M. Dick
son, upon the warrant of the administrative,
the amount paid into the State treasury for
patent No. 6Sl, issued by the State for six
hundred and forty acres Of land, from which
the purchaser was elected by claim of the
United States, through judgment rendered
by the Tenth Judicial District Court in
May, 1867 eight hundred dollars.
For the payment of outstanding warrants
of the Board of Public Works, per special
report of the board, three hundred and five
thousand dollars.
For reimbursement to n. Offutt Of taxes
over assessed ON swamp lands in the parish
of Iberville, said lands having been assessed
at the rate Of improved lands, seven hun
dred and sixty dollars.
For the New Orleans Female Orphan
Asylum, Camp street, six thousand dollars.
For the St. Vincent Infant Orphan Asy-
lum, New Orleans, five thousand dollars.
For the St. Elizabeth Female Orphan
Asylum, New Orleans, two thousand dol
lars.
For St. Vincent Orphan Asylum at
fifteen hundred dollars.
For the Female Orphan Asylum at Baton
Rouge, five hundred dollars.
For the st. Joseph Orphan Asylum, Fourth
District, New Orleans, fifteen hundred dol
lars
For the Orphans Asylum, Seventh street,
New Orleans, fifteen hundred dollars.
For the Female Orphan Asylum at Car
rOlltOn, fifteen hundred dollars.
For the Little Sisters of the Poor, for the
care Of helpless aged persons, fifteen hun
dred dollars.
For the Protestant Episcopal Orphans
Home, jackson street, New Orleans, six
dollars.
For the Louisiana Orphans Home, two
dollars.
For the German Protestant Asylum, New
Orleans, three thousand dollars.
For st. Mary's Catholic Orphan Boys
Asylum, Third District, New Orleans, two
dollars.
For the Sisters of Providence, corner of
Hospital and TOnti streets, New Orleans,
tor the education of cOlOred orphans, one
thousand dollars.
For the House of the Good Shepherd,
New Orleans, twenty-five hundred dollars.
For the St. Vincent's Home for Destitute
Boys, No. 81 Bienville street, New Or