New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-24
S88 90
CASPER BURLETT,
WITTREN KORMANN,
f. G. HEARER,

ReS0JUed, That the sum of lightweight
| dollars be and the same is hereby apprO-
priated in certificates receivable for taxes,
and to be amor toned as follows +. Got
Heb Hearer S33, Widow A. Z. kOTmann,
$22, Casper Burlett $33-total $88, as pay
ment in full for damages done to their
property by the excavation and widening
of Marigny canal.
Laid over to be printed.
Mr.Lewis called up an ordinance, read
twice, July 8, for lighting the Sixth Dis
trict with gas.
Adopted, with some slight amendments.
THE Mayor in the chair.I
Mr.. Bonzano called up the resolution re-
heving the St. Viucent's Asylum from tax
alton.
Adopted.
Mr.. Bonzano called up the following reso-
luton, laid over May 90:
ReS0ired That the Administrator of Pub
lie Accounts be and he is hereby authorized
to cancel the judgment rendered in the
Eighth District Court against Henry Klein
hagen, suit Ne. 5052, amounting to $40, the
same being for city tax for the year 1870 on
certain property on Felicity road, between
White and Rampant streets, and used by
the German Protestant Church as place
of worship.
Adopted.
Petitions, Etc.
The following petition was ordered
printed:
ARCHTEPIsCOPAL REsIDESCE,
New orleans, July %, 1872. 5
To the Honorable Mayor and Council of the city of
New Orleans
The undersigned, vicar general of the
arch diocese of New Orleans and admins
traitor of the Cathedral, begs leave respect
fully to observe that the clock placed i'll
the steepIe of the Cathedral being for the
sole benefit of the city, the church having
no need of it, the keeping and winding up
of it should be at the charge OF the city;
and this seemed so natural that the city
paid without difficulty, until lately, the
small amount $3.50 year, required for it,
It appears, however, that this small allO-
cation was recently Withdrawn, tor what
reason we do not well understand; for the
ALLEGATION is SO trifing, its object so useful,
and the pTivatlOn of its benefit by the in
terrupti0n of the clock would be so annoy
ing to the many who profit by it.
The undersigned, therefore, respectfully
takes the liberty OF asking his honor the
Mayor and the honorable Administrators to
keep UP the clock, and restore the small
ALLEGATION for it, and they may be sure that
by doing so they they will obtain general
appreciation and give universal satisfaction.
In the hope that this our petition Will be
f5vOrably received we remain most re-
specially, G. RAYMOND,
Vicar General.
petition of D.,M, Heard was referred to
the Mayor and Administrator of Finance.
A petition of W. Alexander Gordon was
referred to the Administrator of Assess
ments.
A communication from tire Board of
Health with regard to cleaning cutters was
referred to the Administrator OF Improve
ments.
Apetition of the City Railroad Company
for permission to lay down a double track.
from the present terminus to the Slaughter
house was referred to the Administrator Of
Commerce.
An assessment petition of Recorder Camp
bell was referred to the Administrator Of
Assessments.
a tax petition OF Andrew Healey was re-
terred to the Administrator of Finance.
complaint against the Atlantic Garden