New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-20


TO the City Council of New Orleans:
Petitioner Jules Dejan, asks to De relieved
from the payment of a tax for the year 1871
on income.
The assessment books for that year show
that he was assessed for income $250O, and
furniture $500.
His tax receipt for that year shows that
he paid a tax on furniture $500, assessed
against one by the same name, in square
No l78, seventh assessment district but the
assessment on income remains unpaid, Tor
which judgment has been rendered, and
notice of seizure served.
| recommend the passage of the passage
of the following resolution:
II. ROMANO, Administrator.
ResoLred, That upon the payment of $lS,
being amount of tax on the income OF @240O,
the sheriff is hereby authorized to return
the writ issued in the case of the city OF
New Orleans VS., J. Dejan, suit No. 81, 983,
Fourth District Court, for the tax of 1870,
amounting to $5S; and the City Attorney il
further instructed to cancel the Judgment
rendered in said suit in favor OF the city.
Laid over to be printed.
By Mr. Walton:
DEPARTMENT OF FISAsCE
November 49, 1872. :
The claim OF the New Orleans Gaslight
Company for reduction Of levee dues on
coal barges, referred to me- is based upon
an aiItgeu error OF Inc Wnhfung6F IN max
ing out his bills for coal boats instead of
coal baTges, the former being of much
greater capacity that the latter, and there
tore chargeable with larger levee dues.
The bills presented were as follows
Three against Miltenberger, at $25.. SIS 90
Two against Gas Company, at $50. 100 90
Five against Gas Company, at S25.. 1875 90
300 90
Amount paid by the company...... 156 90
Balance claimed by city $l44 90
have examined the case and think that
the claim TO have the balance RENTED is
lust, and therefore recommend the adoption
of the accompanying resolution.
JOHN S. WALTON.
Resol0ed, That the Administrator of
Finance is hereby authorized and directed
to return to the Administrator of Public
Accounts to be cancelled, the following bills
for levee dues made in error, viz:
Three bills against Miitenberger... $75 90
Seven bills against New Orleans
Gas Light Company. 225 90
300 90
Upon which has been paid ,....... 1856 90
$l44 90
Adopted.
DEPARTMENT OF FENAECE,(
November 20, 1872. :
so the City Council Of New Orleans:
The petition of Edward Ivy, referred to
me, asks the Council to refund to him tine
amount OF license for the year 1872, paid
in error.
Ctie td9''' an! ; nle zoo ~ Cllo
DoohS % f 1h 80 Unioo tuat no P@tL ~ III "a
Coo AIt 20 - ia 1no J" IL, I'LL - , ~
SolioeL, l9 s run WITCH 10 LIS 10 lPe W d
UCcIsion VI tue supreme CouiC' L HoccIh-
menu the auoptloh OI the accompanying
A7So1q IGII1r 4 ,r.rno>r o...:-;.44,.
JOhN o. " ALVIN administrator
ReS0tred, That the Admin, strator OF Pub
Ho Accounts IS hereby authorized and dl-
reoIea 10 issue 70 e. Ed Sa6 ayy cerelncaCe
I;ca1pspe fpr 1873 p,b;cb ba raid in error
Adonte6
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SoTtmber i9 1872
TIE the City Council Of New Orleans:
The petition of the New Orleans Wreck
inc and Salvage COMPANY, asking for relief
from the two and three-quarters per cent
Tax on 29O'Uo9 capital, OF a release 1rom the
R t;"n 1''' ll''' -i''
As said boats are used exclusively as
wrecking boats, and are not regular car
Eae[S Oh ptlSn gLe f LIZA Sa' d Jney
when not carving freight, and respectfully |
recommend the passage Of the following |
fesolutlo4 a n pp,I1cr ,droiu;a4n,+o.
,,, ~ 49, tsto4,
If the Nav Orleans Wrackinr and SaIvage
Company, known as the BELL Boats" used |
exclusively for the purpose Of wrecking
sunken vessels s,nal 10 eh ,tan iIof
~ iI1 " Lrtl 3; q" 49, ~ ~ 49,
frejpht: nrovided further. that said boats. !
r,I,s II 49,, ,1.,o,,,r1Io-ad' bai1 10 ose;TnoJ
Ueil IoI u = y GU 1Et, " :sS :
by the Whartinger OF the Fourth District to
such locations as are not required lor otner
VESSELS
Adopted.
By Mr.. Remiek:
tSo.oJ,oJ Tbo+ ,,a,,,issior, "a baroh1- cir,er
W "a ~ s9oarn
~ y ~ W. n 1ob Pe+ors straat
81 +o a,,,+ us % ~ I,brcet
49,, Wv, ,,,otor;j For nors 1rogons SraTs etc
'rSor-;JaJ +I,+ ttis Tar,n;se7nn "a rayocahIa
- W. IL o. Cn,nniI
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AoopIeu'
The Mayor resumed the chair.
Mr. Delasaize called mn the ordinance laid
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over SolH' "o0ho SINCE ''UJ U"l0'.li% " 0'l
tract to the New Orleans Sanitary and
Fertilizing Germany for $500 cash.
Adontod unanimouslv
-,
br' Lewis calleo up an ordinance Ia'o
over September 3, regulating the removal