New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-08

Mr. Walton seconded the motion.
The yeas and nays were called on the mo-
tion TO indefinitely postpone.
Yeas-Sbaw. WaIton-2.
Nays-Cockrem. Delassize, Remick,
Lewis, Bonzano-5.
Mr. Le&is moved 20 postpone until next
Tuesday, 80 as TO have the ordinance printed
with the amendments.
Mr.. Shaw seconded the motion.
Yeas-Waltor. Lewis, Delassize, Shaw
Nays-Bonzano, Remick. Cockrem--3
The motion 70 postpone unit! Tuesday
next was carried.
Miscellaneous Business
BY Mr. Shaw:
Resolved by the Council Of the city OF
New Orleans, the Louisiana Savings Bank
and Safe Deposit Company asserting there,
to, That the Administrator OF Public Ao
counts be authorized to issue appropriation
certificates for weekly rolls, ending at any
time during the pyesen: week.
Adopted.
DEPARTMENT or FINANCE /
November :, 1917. {
To the City Council % New Orleans:
The petition of j. Bolet, referred 90 me,
asks the Council to refund to him SIS for a
license paid il error.
The books of this office show that he paid
for one license or the twenty third of Janu-
airy, 1872, and for another one for the same
business on the seventh of June, 1872. |
recommend the adoption of the accompany
ing resolution:
Res0lred, That the Administrator Of Pub
lie Accounts be and he is hereby directed
to issue to Mr.. j. B0Iet q certificate of APP
preparation for $I5, for licence as lock
smith enormously paid by him on the sew
enth of June. 1872.
JOHN S. WALTON. Administrator.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Bonzano:
Rcsogred, That npon payment of costs Of
court, clerks and sheritt's Gees, the Admin
istratOr OF Finance is authorized to cancel
the Judgment No. 56J2 Of the Eighth Dis
trict Court in favor of the city Of New Or
leans against Neil Brothers & Co. Eog Sj40.
amount of tax bill tor 1870
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Deiassize:
DEPARTMENT OF wA7BRvoRK. AND
Public Buildings, November 7, !872. !
To the City Council of New Orleans:
The specifications of the contract for the
erection Ofthe wing OF SOrapuFu market con-
tainS clause giving 20 the party 90 whom
the contract should be awarded the de-
bris Of the fallen wing. The clause referred
TO was inserted by the City Surveyor in
ignorance OF the fact that sale of the
broken iron columns had been cOnsum-
mated, and the wooden debris removed to
the city's yard. 1t became necessary, there
fore. after letting the contract, TO make an
arrangement with She contractor as 20 the
IL / ! / l.
ing with his honor the Mayor. it was agreed
that an advance of $500 on the contract
price for building the wing of the market
would cover the loss sustained by the con-
tractor. Said offer was made and accepted.
and it remains for the Council 10 approve
the arrangement bv the passage Of the ac-
cOmpanvlng resolution. / would state THAT
the broken iron columns alone sold toy
$.08 20.
l.. T. DELASSIZE. Administrator.
ReS0lced. That the contract price for the
erection Of the wing of SOTapuru market be
advanced to the extent of $500, for and in
consideration OF the REIMBURSEMENT by the
contractor of all right and title 30 the de-
bris of the fallen wing.
Postponed until Saturday.
Mr.. Delassize presented 3 report with re
gard to the repair Q. engine house Nc. IS
which was laid or the table subject to call
Mr.. Lewis called up an ordinance laid
over September 3. amended to read as to!-
lows:
An ordinance regulating the removal OF
dead animals throughout the city.
SECTION 7. Be il ordained by the Council
of New Orleans. That from and after the
passage OF this ordinance 1t shall be unlawo
full for the owner of any diseased horse.
estray upon the public thOrOughfares Of the
city. And any person offending against
this section shall be fined not more than
S25, and be imprisoned not more than ten
days. at the discretion of the recorder
within whose jurisdiction the Ofense has
been committed.
SEC. 9. Be it further ordained, etc, That
any diseased horse, mule, COW or beef,
which may be turned estray and die upOn
any of the public thOrOughfares of the city,
or upon private property, above the bound.
airy line Of the United States Barracks, OF
the left bank Of the river, it shall be the
duty of the MetropOitan Police to notify
the owner to cause the removal of the car.
cass at once to Storms Fertlizing Factory,
in which event no charge shall be made by
the said company; and on the refusal or
neglect of any such owner TO make the ce-
mOval, the police shall Immediately notify
by authorized 20 remove all carcasses So re
ported. and who shall DC allowed 10 collect
the sum of 81 30 from the owner for each
and every animal so removed; and, id The
event OF the owner not being known. the
city to become responsible fOg the payment
of the amount upon vouchers sustained by
the notifications sent from the SupeEintea.
dent of the Metropolitan Police
SEC. 3. Be it further ordained, etc. Yha.
StpTu'a EpTtiliyiDv A'nrnDaOJ 6pTahv hind
themselves to accept aud carry out She
terms of this ordinance, and furthermore,
to cause the removal OF the carcass Of any
animal reported to them, as provided for in
the foregoing section, within three hours
after being notified by She Superintendent
of Metropolitan Police; and in default Of
their neglect 10 DO SO. shall forfeit all priv.
Ieges conferred ugoD said company by this
ordinance.
SEC 4. Be it further ordained, etc, That
the Mayor be and he is hereby authorized
TO enter into notariai contract for the period
of two years with Storms Fertilizing Com
pany under the teTms OF this ordinance.
Mr. Bonzano moved shat She ordinance
be postponed.
1Ir. Lewis seconded the motion.
The ordinance was postponed.
The Council! took further recess un:!l
November 9, at noon.
II. CONQUEST CLARKE.
Secretary
-ee-o-~Nq.A-s------e
Wearing Flannel.
The majority OF people are ncS aware az
she beneficial effect Of wearing flannel next
to the body. both in cold and warm weather
1t is not SO uncomfortable in warm weather
as prsiudiced people believe. Frequent