New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-22

from the opening Of Moeeaa (oe Chartres)
and Royal Tor CasAcalvo) streets, viz:
|. A portion Of groundlfin the square
bounded BY Peters (late Levee), St. Fer
dinand. Chartres (late MoFeau) and Monte
gut streets, and measuring, moro or less,
10 feet front on Aontegut street, by 86 feet
II inches in depth and front on Chagtres
street. F'H
2. A portion of ground in said square,
bounded by Peters (late Levee), St. Ferdi-
nand, Charities (late MOreau) and Montegut
streets, and measuring feet on what is
called First street. and extending in depth
% feet IL inches toward Chartres street.
3. A portion of ground in the square
bounded BY Royal, Desire, Dauphine and
Elmira streets, measuring, more or less, 10
feet inches on Elmira street, by 100 feet
7 inches in depth and front ON Royal street.
4. A portion of ground in the square
bounded BY Royal. Piety, Louisa and
Charities streets, and measuring, more or
less, ~ feet inches on Piety street. BY ll8
feet inches in depth and front on ROYAL
street; be it further
Resolcedl, That tie Mayor be and is hereby
authorized to sign and execute on behalf of
the city any and all acts or instruments of
writing to carry out this resolution, and
give unto the purchaser good and sufficient
titles thereto.
Aaiu over 10 Oe printed.
BY Mr.. Cockrem:
An ordinance providing for the repairs of
Sidewalks, common alleys and foot
passages.
SECTION l. Be it ordained, That whenever
any Of the sidewalks, common alleys or foot
passages within the corporate limits of the
city of New Orleans shall need repairs, it
shall be the duty Of the Administrators of
u mutt
to require, in writing, the owners Of the
property fronting or bordering thereon. or
their agents, to cause said repairs to be
made within ten days after the service Of
said notice.
SEC. 2. BE it further ordained, That any
person or persons refusing or neglecting to
repair the sidewalks, common alleys or foot
passages in front Of his or their property,
or bordering thereon, or cause the same to
be made when required, after the expiration
of the ten daye, shall be liable to fine of
ten dollars for each day he or they are in
cOntraventiOn (said fine to be recoverable
in the Recorders court of the district
wherein the property is situated), or inl-
Prisonment for a period not exceeding thirty
days.
SEC. 2. Be it further ordained, That all
repairs to sidewalks, common alleys or foot
passages shall be made Of material of the
same quality as was used in their original
construction, and the work shall be subject
to the approval of the City Surveyor.
Sec. 4. Be it further ordained, That this
ordinance shall be in force from and after
its PRONUNCIATION, and all ordinances or
parts of ordinances conflicting Herewith,
be and the same are hereby repealed.
Laid over to be printed.
Mr.. Lewis called up the dog ordinance,
which, after discussion, was referred to the
of Accounts.
Pesitiess, Etc.
A proposition of Ed. d. Seghers, to con-
tract to remove dead animals. inclosing the
of the Board of Health, was
presented and referred to the Administrator
Of Police.
A petition of Elizabeth Becker to extend
buildings was referred to the Administrators
Of Improvements.
A petition of William Ebert for permits
sion to erect q blacksmith shop was referred |
TO the Administrator of Commerce.
A petition of William Flecher, guardian |
IF the powder magazine, and proposition
If A. Chastang, to sell land for the Insane
Asylum, were referred to the Administ1 ator
If Waterworks and Public Buildings.
At the request of Mr.. Shaw, who stated
hat he was not quite prepared to report on
he demand of the park commissioners, re-
erred to him, the Council took recess,
ubject to the call of the Mayor.
H. CONQUEST CLARKE,
Secretary.