New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-04

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ware neutrality-suspicious.. I57 Il
buggy hire ire, -. 81 OF
Eastman &, Son, lime, sand and
Observation-Disclosures. 10 8:
Total. .............., -. $257I 81
SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT.
j. W. Madden, stationery .......... $237 0(
A. Hero, copies Of contracts,....... Sc 0t
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 1898 0(
Passed Two readings.
By Mr.. Shaw:
An ordinance providing for the payment OF
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appro.
priations be and are hereby made, and shat
the Administrator Of Public Accounts war
rant on the Administrator of Finance in
payment of the same:
Girod Asylum, for rent to September !,
1872, $4I6 81.
Adopted.
General Business.
By Mr.. Lewis:
Resolution relative to the SchiIliDger Pave
ment Company.
ReSGJ0eG, That permission be and the same
is hereby granted the Schillinger Pavement
Company, TO lay down their pavement in
the walks of TivOli circle. upon the follow
ing conditions: The walks through from ST.
Charles and Delord streets TO be completed
within three months from the first of Au-
gust, 1872; the pavement to be laid three
inches in thickness, and in such cOlOrs or
patterns as may be selected by the Admin
istrator of Police and the MaYor In con-
sideration, the city of New Orleans agrees
to pay. the said Schillinger Pavement Com
pany S. % per square yard, whenever the
pavement shall be found to be suitabIeafor
The purpose, when the walks around the in4
terror of the circle shall be laid.
4 Laid over, on motion Of Mr. Remick
BY Mr. Lewis
DEPARTMENT OF P0LICK
september 3, 1872.
To t1e City Council of New Orleans;
On the petition Of Stern's Fertilizing
Company, asking for police ordinance
regulating the removal Of dead animals
throughout the ethyl have the honor to
present the following ordinance.
JAMES LEWIS, Administrator
An ordinance regulating the removal of
dead animals throughout the city.
SECTION +. Be It ordained by the Council
of New Orleans, That from and after the
passage of this ordinance it shall be unlaW-
tul for the owner of any diseased horse,
estray upon the public thor0ughfares of the
city. And any person offending against
this section shall be fined not more than
$25. and, be imprisoned not more than ten
days, at the discretion of the recorder
within whose jurisdiction the ofeEse has
been committed.
SEC. 9. Be it further ordained, etc, That
any diseased horse, mule, COW, beef, etc,
which may be turned estray and die upon
Of bo In ,l,f
or upon private property, it shall be the
duty of the Metropolitan Police to notify
the owner to cause the removal of the car
oass at once to Sterns FertiliZing 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 re-
mOval, the police shall Immediately. notify
Stern,s Fertilizing Company, who are here
by authorized to remove all caPcasses so re-
ported, and who shall be allowed to collect
the sum Of ST 80 from the owner for each
event OF the owner not being known, the
city. to become responsible for the payment
OF the amount, upon vouchers sustained by
the notifications sent from the Superinten7
dent OF the Metropolitan Police.
SEC. 3. Be it further ordained, etc. That
Storms Fertilizing Company hereby bind
themselves to accept and carry out the
terms of this ordinance, and furthermore,
TO cause the removal of the carcass of uny
animal reported to them, as provided for in
the foregoing section, within two hours
after being notified by the Superintendent
Police; and in default Of their
neglect to do SO, shall forfeit all privileges
conferred upon said company by this or
dinance.
Sec. 4. Be it further ordained, etc, That
the Mayor be and he is hereby authorized
to enter into notarial contract for the period
Of two years with Stern's Fertihzing Com
2any under the terms of this ordinance.
Laid over to be printed.
Petitions, Etc.
Mr.. Lewis presented petition of East
man & Brother, asking the privilege of
taking boys out of the. House of Refuge for
in the country
Referred to the Mayor.
Mr.. Delassize presented the following
petition, which he asked should be printed:
OFFICE Sfw oRlEASs SAsITAg5 AID FEET1 I5z
TO Tie City Council of New Orleans:
We beg leave, respectfully, to make the
proposition, in lieu of the one
accepted by your honorable body for the
year now about to close:
!. We propose to perform, ia manner
satisfactory to the Administrator under |
whose control it properly belongs, the ser
7ice of attention to the earth closets and |
boxes attached to the various public build
Dgs controlled directly by the city, for the |
um and price of $4,000.
2, Should the city require earth closets IN |
he future, We will furnish them of the |
Attest pattern at the rate of $19 cash.
The reasons that control and govern us |
Z asking at your hands higher rate is be
ause the service during the past year has
seen not only not remunerative, but a posi-
i've loss to the company. =
A comparison Of the amount realized I
rom the city, with the actual cost of the
erviee during ten months, and an average
8 to the two months remaining of the year,
the loss to be $3.50 for actual
abor, and $I198 l6 being on account of loss
ustained by the discount of certificates.
During the past year we have found it
ecessary, n pertecting the workings of our