New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-13
By Mr.. Cockrem:
DEPARTMENT OF rxsKovKxsyFs, }
Maroh II 1872.

|
March IL, 1917.
To the City Council of New Orleans:
The undersigned respectfully submits Tn,
following bids, received in answer to the az
vertisement inviting proposals 1or oan
|, | Uuettes on First street"
William Cullinan bids So 30 per running
foot.
| foot.
And the bid of Nicholas Connell beinl
the lowest. it is recommended that the &C
companying resolution be adopted, adjud'
eating the contract to and accepting the sc
curity offered by said. Cornell.
JOHN COCKREM, Administrator.
!, =, Resolred, That the proposal of Nicholas
Connell to construct brick ban pan
quettes with wooden curling on First
street. from Carondelet to Magnolia
street. at 50 20 per raining foot
and offering such security as may be salts
factory to the Mayor and Administrator OF
Improvements in the sum OF $3.50, be and
the same is hereby accepted and the Mayor
authorized to enter into contract on behalf OF
the city, per nOtarial act before the City No
tary, for the faithful performance OF the
said contract.
Adopted, with the same proviso as in the
previous case.
by MI COckftu.
Resolred, That the Mississippi and
Mexican Gulf Ship Canal Company be and
| is hereby authorized to eXcavate canal on
Banks street, from Galvez street to Carroll
ton avenue, under the provisions OF Ordi-
nance No. Sl4, Administration series.
BE ii further resolred, That all ordinances
and resolutions, or parts OF the same, so far
as they conflict with this resolution, be and
the same are hereby repealed.
| Adopted, with the understanding that it
would be considered in committee of the
whole before being signed by the Mayor.
By Mr.. Delassize:
DEPARTMENT OF WArgRwoRKs AND
Public Buildings, March H. 1872. J
To the City Council of New Orleans
l beg leave to return, without my ap-
prevail, certain bills forwarded to the
Council by the honorable Board of Police
Commissioners and referred to me. The
bills are for damages caused by the break
ing away of police and fire alarm tele
graph wires. The ground of my action is
that the city is liable for the support of
metropolitan Police only to the extent of
the assessments made at the commence
ment OF each year by the Metropolitan
Police Board, and if contingencies such as
those named in the bills presented were
not provided for, the board must take the
L. I. DELASSIZE. Administrator.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Shaw:
Resolced. That the City Surveyor examine
and report to the Council whether the por-
ton of the city included within the Metairie
ridge and between the New and CarOndelet
canals is amply protected and secure
against breakage or overflow arising from
storms or high tides in Lake poDtchartraih.
Ii not, what further works are necessary,
and that the Administrator of Improve
ments proceed at once to perform the same.
That the Surveyor be directed to examine
and report to the Council. should he find
necessary, " neither the proposed removal
of Ievees. widening of basins and erection
OF new basins in the New canal will be at
tended with risk of breakage and eOnse-
quent peril OF life and property in the dis
triet named. And that the Mayor consult
the City Attorney and take measures to
prevent the said work from being done,
should he find it attended with suc!, risk.
and report to the Council what further &C
ton may be required on the subject.
Adopted.
BY MI Eemick:
An ordinance designating place of landing
for tlatboats.
Be it ordained by the Council of the city
of New Orleans, That from and after the
twentieth day of March, 1872 all tlatboats
in the port of New Orleans shall
land in the Fourth District. between First |
and Seventh streets. /
Be it further ordained. That all ordinances
and parts of ordinances in conflict here
with be and the same are hereby repealed. |
Ordered printed, and referred to the com !
mittee of the whole.
By MI Renaick:
DEPARTMENT OF CoNMsssR,l !
March y, 1914 ! |
TO the City Council of New Orleans:
report adversely to the petition Of John |
kouns Il Co.. who ask for permission to
rent a portion OF their building at the ferry
landing, head of Canal street to be used as
4 cOIfeehGUSe.
&c. REMICK. Administrator.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Remiek;
Reso're!, That permission and author
ty be and is hereby granted TO the New
sanitary and Fertilizer Manufacturing
Company OF Louisiana TO establish and
larry on steam factory on the premises
ormeriy known as the Louisiana Sugar
Refinery. situated in the lower limits of the
;ity. at the corner of Levee and Keynes
streets, for the preparation, manufacture
md introduction of tertilizing compounds,
md otherwise carrying out the objects and
purposes set forth in the charter of said
Sew Sanitary and Fertilizer Manufacture
ng Company.
Adopted. with request that the Mayor
would not sign the ordinance until it had
,een further looked into
By Mr. Remick:
DEPARTMENT. oP CosnERcs,}
March II, 1872. )
o the CitT Council of New Orleans:
Mr.. A. Martin asks for permission TO erect
nd operate steam engine on the square
'ounded by Florida landing, Cypress, Miro
mo lontl streets, tor the purpose OF manu-
acturing lumber.
l report favorably to this petition, and
offer the following resolution.
+. e. REM1CK, Administrator
Resolred. That permission is hereby
rantcd to Mr.. A. Martin to erect and oper-
tie steam engine on the square bounded
lorlda landing. Cypress, Miro and Tonti
treets, on the New basin, for the purpose
+ manufacturing lumber: provided. that
his permission is revocable at the pleasure
the City Council
Adopted
BY Mr.. Remick:
DEPARTMENT oP RCy
March II, 1872. )
o the City Council of New Orleans: {
The petition of Charles C. Lyon asks. for
ermission to erect on Esplamade street,
pposite tho United States Mint, a two
tory frame house, to be covered with I
late roof
As building of that class, in that loca- i
on, would be in direct contravention of
he ordinance in relation to ire limits lar
cle No. l21), report adversely to the pc
tion.
F. c. REMICK, Administrator.
Adopted.