New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03
CITY COUNCIL--OFFICIAL
REGULAR MEETING.
CITY HALL. NEW ORLEANS, !
Tuesday, January 2, 1872. }

the chair, and Administrators John C0ckren
Improvementst Alfred Shaw Public Ac-
counts, L. T. DelassiZe (Waterworks and
Public Buidings). James Lewis (Polce)-
F. c. Remick tCommerce). John S. Wal
ton Finance and II. Bonzano Assess
| ments).
| Mr. Bonzano moved that the reading OF
| the minutes be dispensed with, and that,
Immediately after the approval thereof, the
! Council take mp the ordinance granting
certain levee rights 10 the Mobile and Texas
| railroad, AID further, that in order to allow
the Mayor to express his views on the same
and to dispense, il possible, with a veto, the
rules be suspended so as 10 allow the Mayor
to address the Council without leaving the
chair.
Mr.. Remicil desired a correction OF the
minutes aud tie elasure OF the following
remarks attributed 10 the Administrator Of
| Police:
Mr. Lewis. referring 10 the Administra
tor of Commences NaterWorks iliu-tra-
ton, desired 70 remind the gentleman
that a committee. OF which the Admins
| traitor OF Commerce was a member, had
| been appointed TO investigate this matter
| but had not vet aiken The first step toward
| an Investigation.
He Mr. Remicl:l desired to know whether
the Administrator Of Police (Mr. Lewis was
not there. and whether be was not still
under the impression that this matter had
been referred 70 a committee Of the whole
and therefore cou.d not have made the re-
marks attributed 10 aim.
Mr.. Lewis replied IN general terms that
he did not reccllect what lie had said, bat
he was certainly under the impression that
this matter mad been referred to a commit
tee of the whole. He HOW offered TO have
stricken out all the remarks made by him.
Mr.. Remick. rather than this should be
done. withdrew his motion
The reading OF the minutes was dispensed
with
Amotion was made 20 suspend the rules
to take up the railroad ordinance on final
passage.
Mr. Shaw said this could not be done I'M
der the ruling Of last Friday.
Mr.. Remick replied it was to that ruling
| he objected, carried a. il was by tile May
or's own tie vote IL support of his own &c
eision. The Administrator of Public Ac-
counts made it a point Of getting through
his own business and INDUCING in trihiug
and little tecLnicaiitics afterward.
Tho ,,nt;nn 90 s.,s,,.,d tLe riIlas - -al,e
up me ofu'h'Ite On 'Hila ie't'ih5 "17 'ost'
leas-Cockrem. Remck-2.
Nays-Shaw. ptlassiZc. Lewis. WALTON.
Bonzano-j.
Ar. Bonzano moved TO ADJOURN
GeaS-CockIem, BonzanO-2.
Navs->Law. ufas,ize. Relpick. Lewis.
VIII.
Ihe motion - "@f"ufn was lost
Mr.. Bonzano moved 70 suspend the rules
and mass over financial business. = = ,.as~
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III - iS'l -
Mr. hemlck seconded the motion.
Yeas-Cocircin. keIu.ck. Bonzau0-}.
Navs,-Sbaw, I,.Ias.:ze. Lewis. WaI-on-4
MY =l ,.,1...5..l
Inc -9'i9A 10 7as.'ena 'tie f''-eS ga MT
prevail
Financial Business.
NJ, 100. ,.,...i H., ,,,i,, l....,.
Ny eL&" '"'St' '''e Ioii'"'hs oT'>'n"ilge:
AL ordinance making appropriations toi me
various orphan a>Elulls ana other chan
table lHstit9'iy N. Tor Sle quarter ending
beCShlo'4 o. '"'i
BE It ordained ay ;Ac Council of the city
| OF New Orleans, That the Administrator IF
Public Accounts warrant on the Administra-
Tor of Finance II tayor Of the following asv
ums for the sums respectively set opposite
their names. being the quarterly allowance
for charity TO December 81. lS1l, in con
tormty with article No. 40, Revised CITY
Laws and Ordinances:
St Joseph German Asylum, 202 orphans
] st Mary Mae Orphan Asylum. 22I or
/ plans SiUlo 30.
St Vincent Home Boys Asylum, - 81
pilans, SSH 30.
o,.,,i',rs 800 ~ E'-'N '''i' i
st. Elizabeth Female Orphan Asylum, lG}
orphans, 500 %:
,s,.ippl DC ,,,,, "a. '-'H
Sisters of Mount Carmel ASYLUM. -,
orphans. $50 -.
New orleans felhHe orphan Asylum.
Ciilt,Ir~n:s Hama pro+o.+a,+ F,;soo,a1
/ Church, for allowance for Is orphans
/ FOR the quarter ending December 81, Isl.
elTi. W,
for aIInwanaa nr - o,,,j,ans car 80
/ quarter ending December 81. IN7I. so u
Protestant 'fl'haHl>, Home SeNehtn
Hr,,I ,,,s. WV. ,,,.;,--r ,s,,,,,n 1aa n.y.
phans. $3.50,
And in favor o.: the House OF the Good
H>h'Ihtfd. IT. ,3tT quarterly a!Io"IhtG -
nav .n,ios +I. 80 ;,,,,l,.,tos So,
And under ordinance No. los. new series.
IN favor OF -. Vincent : Infant Orphan Asy-
Jun ioL we! i" g Nv per iilohln iot f I'g
l.. .