New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-13


lease.
G. That with the view TO stimulate an
increase of foreign tonnage, steamships
coming direct to this port from any
Fnronpan port, the CITY of New Orleans
10 obJigate, bv virtue of this lease, not to
impose any other port charges on such class
of steamships as shall make the aforesaid
landing their m0oriug, other than those
now existing.
G.. Z, GIRARDEY.
President of $he Transatlantic Steamship
and Warehouse Comnany
New Orleans November 9 1879
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Pun ~ -0- oiAls
presented the following report ana fesoI"-
ton:
DEPARTMENT or GssRss%ENTe,
November H. a''''
To the City Council OF SeW orleans:
Report by the Administrator Of Assessments
on the petition of the New Orleans Trans
atlantic Steamship and Warehouse Com
pany:
This cornnanv OeritiOns Che Council for
the DESIGNATION and establishment Of u
s sng iandinS for Transatlantic steam
ers in Fl mt of posts twenty-eight 20 thirty
four inclusive. First District. and ask the
same TO be leased to sheIn. together with
tie vacant square of ground known as
-nuare No. 81 b lin front Of the Water
worl5si for the term of ten wears. The
company propose TO build and maintain IN
proper repair the necessary WharVes' under
the supervision Of the city authorities, and
advance the amount OF money required Tor
that purpose, the advances TO be reimburse
with seven per cent interest from current
wharfage or levee dues, collected from the
vessels making use OF said wharVes.
They also propose to build at their own
expense, in the immediate vicinity o! she
wharf, suitable warehouses, and make sucn
other improvements as will secure cover
and protection for freight, and give the
steamers an posslole laeld.les 10 IGaa o hhIi
H. I'll a soo 80 tho coInanv eotfs No
special privileges beyond the use Of
vacant square (which it requires from ten
to fifteen feet 90 fill mp 20 the level Of the
street,, and q permanent dedication tor ten
years Of the landing, for the purpose APP
piled for, to justify the great outlay and
expense attending the erection OF sultaDle
warehouses and the making OF other neceS-
sary improvements OF permanent charac-
ter.
Considering the fairness of the PROPOSE
ton, and the absolute necessity Of proyid-
ing suitable accommodations for this rap
idly increasing branch Of maritime trade,
l respectfully recommend the passage OF
the following resolution.
H. BONZAN0, Administrator.
ReS0Ired, That the property described IN
the foregoing penuon be ana is herepy
f 10 ori0d of Ton ,n r3 after
~ ,losso([o "f +bis roso1"+;on - he I1ood
~ 1900 +borair 40 +e,
and copditi0ns fTl1Iv set forth in the said
,,ati+ion. and that +ha MAYOR he and is hove
r. I'll a,ItI,o;lo3 oI13 1iroo+oJ N on+e,
into no}ariaI act before the citv notary. with
the said G p C$irarIev in accor6ance win
the terms and conditions contained in said
petition.
Laid over to be printed.
By Mr.. Cockrem:
An ordinance providing for the settlement
ol certain registered claims
Sc ne SET II Dreamed ~ Ine IouRGll OF me city
I71inistrator If FiDanco he ant6or &c N
settle with the holders of the following reg
TiSions Of secti" sT Of act NJ i00 -l Of g tbe
on+s ~ +l,o r >oGtis1o+,Iro of 1871 ~.
Three certificates. in favor of John Cole
man g. Co., all dated January TO- 1870,
signed by Victor Prad0s and w. H. Penn
bertOn. as cbairnen of the finance commit.
tees of the Council. and registered by the
Controller: No. 258 for $2734 &c; No. 2G9
for $49Ol %: No. 279 for $685. So. total.
$40, 22l 81.
posso7 two dir,,,s
ny MT 0ocKfem:
ReSolred, That the Administrator of Pub
lie Accounts be and he is hereby directed
to warrant on the Administrator of Finance
f 49, % on0 IUlaOm ii naLeG PERSONS
erty on Poland street, Third District;
Samuel Powers, $l25.
L. SeWeH' SI22.
AooPted'
MT. wa alton caLIed up an ordinance Tor the
relleA oI eLnPloye9 Oh Une DePaF1lhent OF FL
nance, Iald over some weeks ago, and which
was now nnally passed
MI hel1ick caIleo up Ihe 1ollo"lng' Ialo
over since July 9V' do''' ana referred TO me
D = P,',.' u commerce al" F"o"o
l. 1llolns'
An ordinance providing for settlement of
@JuoSnlenC therein named.
&c % - oI 0afn ~ tue IounG Vi tn9 eity
ninistra+or of finance he aTayo1r ls1lel -
effect settlement of the following iudg-
ment, now on appeal, on terms just to the
CITY and the adverse party, Dy the issue OF
Hol45 unutL aeC no 20 VI TO- = aC rates hoG
Tb Inan nIHoss TGn'S OIL Se uoL f No. o
loans Sra, D;strio+ " 10y " NV 9[
LIN o i9orIgg Eourr IA WllicH oeIs
nnIr 80 W., far SI6 6o6 ~ Ia Ii Ine
~ "Iu U.S.
1n ocd sf 90 u" AG%e ~ seSIeev no0 10
'9o' *0'00 'iA' ~ '"S '1A 0'S's
Mr.. Remck, on behalf of the committee
20 whom the settlement was referred. se-
oo,,,,,on1oa +bo. 49, $500. - rs.1',oa7
49, 'g oo Sllo '',Io'l' ." fe"uceo