New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-27
dated Juno 20, 1868. for slo0, and NO. loa-'
dated June 6, 1868. for $l6o.
Read twice and laid over.

been required by law to give bond, in con-
tormity with an act of the Legislature, APP
proved March g. 1870. with seven per cent
per annum interest from April 2, 1870,
Sl3,O4S.
Michael Carvin, for registered bill of J.
G. Roche, coroner of the First and Fourth
districts, for September, 1869, with interest
at seven per cent per annum from October
5, 1869, $l326.
Joseph Ellison, for registered bill OF j: ".
Roche, coroner OF the First and Fourth DIS
tricts, for January, 1879, with interest at
seven per cent per annum, from Feoruary
5. 1870, $l905.
Lesassier g. Binder. for registered bill OF
j. G.. Roche. corner of the First anu ourth
Districts, for March, 1870, with interest at
seven per cent per annum, from Aprli =
1870, si476. e
Joseph Kaiser, for five cash warrants OF
the City of Jefferson -four dated May 81,
1869, $iO0, $40, 5000, $500; one dated June
10, 1869, $3.50, $3.50.
C. Bobb. for four cash warrants OF the
CITY of Jefferson Zone dated July Is, 1908,
$50; one dated July A. 1868, Us; one dated
September 81, 1868, $l2; one dated May Il,
1869, $IO), $6l.
John Klein g. Co., for city notes, 500 50.
G. b. Soares, for city notef, S227 IS.
J. Henriquez, 500 -.
Read twice and laid over.
by Mr.. Shaw:
An ordinance making appropriations for
the various orphan asyllms and other
charitable institutions for the quarter
ending March 81, 1872.
Be it ordained by the Council of the city
of New Orleans, That the Administrator of
Public Accounts warrant on the Admlnls-
traitor of Finance in favor of the following
asylums for the sums respectively set OPP
posite their names, being the quarterly al
Iowance for charity to March 81. 1872, i'll
conformity with article ZIG, Revised City
Laws and Ordinances:
St Joseph German Asylum, pol orphans,
SOB 80.
ST. Mary's Catholic Orphan Asylum, 2l2
orphans. $40 so.
St. Vincent Home for Boys, 1872 orphans,
$357.
St. Vincent Infant Asylum. !S3 orphans,
500 30.
St. Elizabeth Asylum, l72 orphans, s577.
Orphan Girls immaculate Conception
Asylum ninety orphans, 1915.
Sisters of Mount Camel Asylum, 30
orphans, S752 50.
New Orleans Female Orphan Asylum, l6i
orphans. S57i.
Chi!dren's Home, Protestant Episcopal
Church. thirty eight orphans. Sl33.
Jewish Widows and Orphans Home,
eighty four orphans, S-9!.
Protestant Orphans Home. Seventh street,
Ia orphans, 1899.
Orphans Home Society Asylum, sixty-iiye
orphans, S:es2! 30.
st. Anna Asylum, seventy-nine inmates,
$276 30.
And in favor Of the House of the Good
Shepherd for their quarterly allowance to
March 81, 1872, as per ordinance No. 45b,
new series, for 1876 inmates, 1886.
And under ordinance No.i553. new series,
in favor of st. Vincent Infant Orphan Asy-
lun', for wet nurses, $500 per month. for
January. February and March. 1872, 5000.
And under ordinance No. %, Admins
tration series. in favor of st. Vincent Infant
Orphan Asylum, for forage, etc. for the
months of January, February and March.
1872, 1925.
Ana under ordinance No. 1913. Admins
traton series. in favor of the Louisiana Re
treat Asylum for the Insane, for the months
of January, February and March, 1872,
$50 per month, S430.
Read twice and laid oye-.
By Mr.. Shaw:
An ordinance authorizing payment OF city
notes.
Be it ordained by the Council Of the city
of New Orleans. hat the Administrator of
Public Accounts be and is hereby author
lied to issue to John Klein & Co. "a warrant.
receivable for taxes and licenses due the
city, in payment of city notes deposited. 10
the amount of S27S -.
Read twice and laid over.
Claims of C. II. Gutenberg, $495; NJ.
Eastman, SS3 3d. and all others included ii
ne same ordinance, read twice and printed
IN the journal last week, were passed, with
IL, &c al nf 4 of
$772 80; j. Baehr, S66, and ]. L. Conway.
$3.50, which were referred to committee Of
he whole.
Claims of John Klein, S27 and s60l -
lad twice last week, were called up. The
latter claim was reduced to Sl30. and. so
amended, both were passed.
An ordinance providing for expenses of
the Department of Improvements, read
twice and printed last week, amounting to
S2l ,976, was passed.
Mr.. Shaw called up an ordinance for set
Element with the park commissioners, read
tw.c and printed last week.
1T the request of the Mayor, the ordinance
was referred to committee of the whole.
Nj. Shaw called up an ordinance for the
payment of claims of j. Davidson & Hill,
for drainage Office rent, read twice and
printed last week.
On motion of Mr. Relnick the ordinance
was referred to the committee of the whole.
Mr. Shaw called up an ordinance, printed
in last weeks journal, for the employment
of the assistant city attorney in certain
special cases.
On motion of Mr.. Cockrem, seconded by
Mr.. Remick, the ordinance was referred to
the committee of the whole.
By Mr.. Shaw:
ResOlred, That the Administrator OF I'm
provements have the authority and is here
by instructed TO strengthen. to the full eX-
tent required, the levees upon old Canal
Carondelet, described by the Surveyor in
his report of March Is, 1872, as ''abOut one
mile from Claiborne street, out past Broad
street, both sides of Canal Carondelet."
Also, the slight repairs alluded to required
IL other parts of the levee, and all others
required for perfect security.
Adopted.
Committee of the Whole.
The following report was presented:
CITY HALL: New oRLEAss,}
March &C. 1872. :
To the City Council of New Orleans:
The approval Of the Council is asked of
the tollowin accounts, passed upon in COM
M ttee of the whole
j. A. Masicot, $3.50 80; n. Trepagnier,
Sl4l7 80; j. L. jackson. SliI2
The passage of the following resolution is
recommended:
ResoJped, That the proposal of c. A.
Weed. Esq, to present to the city the
statue of benjamin Franklin, by Hiram
Powers, be accepted, and that suitable
pedestal. according to the plan and esti-