New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03
interest, at least, on the investment, NH
M +be following resolution for adoptior,a @
HiiI oH II II RFMICK Adminis.'n'

% 'l,rara bounded by Patterson, Oliver. Da1 Ta
I'da and Verrctt streets; the who'll a~
lonu not 70 exceed 5000: and is f,,.,eA tx
/; rncted TO advertise for sealed pronosail
tnr the building'ot, and materials for ssi5
market.
Adopted.
Bv Mr.. Remick:
DEPARTMENT OP CoxxsRe,
January ,, lg7t
tn the CITY Council of New Orleans:
renort against tie proposition Of WI
,;o,1 Henry and n. Frechou l. Co. forclesr
;-r and repairing the streets Of New 0r
insns and taking in compensation ,is
reven1es Of the public markets.
In my ouinion the provisions of tie rla,
.ar 40 not allow of any such contract, 6~.
,corire that III such large matters tbers
it,d,,ld he competition, either at public am.
+;n,, or under sealed proposals
wopId here remark, that in their stats.
,,ap+ of the cost Of cleaning and repanr,
tho streets for the past ten months. thevv
have overstated some Sl0G.oU0, and IN .hs
crate,ueut of the receipts from the lnaIker;
fnr rFr same period they have undecs.ati
,nore than $50, zoe.
ii-0' +. c. REMICk. Adminis;:ato..
Adopted.
By Mr.. Relnick;
DEPARTMENT OF CCNygzr,.
January 2 l572
IT, The CITY Council of New Orleans:
hand herewith HE petition Of Alfred
Rnncber. VINO asks permission 10 establish
a steam sash. blind and door manufae.cr7
nn a lot Of ground at the Old Basin. in tba
second District. Having examined De
premises. and his petition being signed bya
n aioritv of his neighbOrs and many proy.
e,rv.owners. | report favorablv, and ber
leave 70 offer the folio wing resolution.
+. c. REMICk, Administrator
Resolrea. That permission is hereby
Granted 10 Alfred Boucher 10 erect and
oDerate a steam engine on lot OF ground
irlonoing 10 Y. DemOruelle, on the corner
of Basin and st. Louis streets, IN the Second
District. for the purpose Of es.ablishinga
ash hind and door 1nanufactorv on ssii
nremises provided, that this resolutions
r-vocable at the pleasure of the City Com.
Gil of New Orleans.
Adopted
Rv Mr.. Reru;ci:
DEPARTMENT OF CONxFBCgj
January 3 I}-2.
To the CITY Counci, OF New Orleans:
the petition of g. W. Cochran. vice
president of the New Orleans, Baton R0ure
and vicksburg Railroad Company. asks
that YOUR honorable body will grant them
such privileges as regards the levee. bat
ture ard landing on the river as will secure
the efficient working OF their road when
completed. and not interfere with the CON
merce of the city
As the privileges asked are SO indefinite,
and am not couversant with the intentions
Of the company. find il difficult to make any
recommendation. | understand that the
Administrator OF Public Accounts Wrote the
charter Of that company. and the City AZ
tornev Is, or has been, the attorney o. The
company, and consequently are likely 70
know more of its wishes and necessities
than myself I therefore, respectfully
recommend that this petition Of the New
Orleans. Baton Rouge and Nicksburg Raj
road Company be referred to the Admins
traitor OF Public Accounts and the City A:
tornev for information a 70 the desires and
intentions of the company.
+. c. REMICK. Adm:uistTa- r
Received and adopted.
BY Mr.. Delass;ze:
An ordinance authorizing the adjudication
OF the right to use water from tie
Watervorks of the city OF New Orleans
-Ur the purpose OF sprinhlmg certain
streets in said city.
Be it ordained sy the Council OF Tie city
of New Orleans. That the Administrator Of
Waterworl1s and Public Buildings be. and
he is hereby authorized. TO advertise, by IN
days notice in the official journal. for pro
posals tor the exclusive privilege OF taking
water from the water or ire pings OF the
said city, for the purpose OF using such
water IN sprlnkling such street or streets
as may be designated by the said Admins
TRAITOR IN his published notice: pro
v!ded. however. i he well understood
that the city is 70 guarantee lie
purchaser OF such privilege Only
against an interference herewith On
her part: and should the said purchaser, a.
any time. or in any way or manner, be n
teItered with in the exclusive use q the
water. as herein provided for, or be de-
prlved OF the enjoyment of such privilege,
II whole or in part, by any person or per
sons other than the said city OF New CE-
leans, or those acting under her authority,
no reclamation or demand for damages OF
otherwise. is 10 be set I'D by the said pLr7
chaser against the said city: and provided,
furthermore. that the city of New Orleans
shall have the right to reject any or al
mds or proposals authorized by tA.s oIN-
nance.
Be ii further ordained. Thai this ordl-
nance take etfoc from and after its passage
On motion OF Mr.. Bonzano. the Admins
traitor OF Waterworks. without an imme4I-
ate adoption of the ordinance. was author
lied to advertise for proposals therein
called for.
By Mr.. Cockrem:
HcsoIred, That the street in front Of Pile
street. and running parallel with :. be
called and shall hereafter be known rs
ltNas street.
Laid over TO be printed.
PETITIONS. ETC.
a petition Of {. \. Whitney Il Co.. asking
eEat some regulation be adouted i0r lie
transportation Of powder by rail was MIRO
dUced by and referred to the Admin;s.Fa,or
OF Commerce.
\ petition of F ". Speed. for permission
10 put advertising boxes around telegraph
poles. had the same reference.
y bill of Dr.. Compton for SO. Tor an ana--
ysls OF a stomach, was referred 10 lie Al
lnlnlstrator OF Accounts.
Apetition of the Mississippi Valley Trans
portatlon Company, to be released from
taN' Judgment and costs. was referred 70 :he
Administrator OF Finance.
fetltIons OF Fheo. Guyol and Jules Messy
lor reimbursement Of licenses. were referred
10 TIE Administrator of Assessments.
a petition of Adam Thompson and others
1or the privilege Of lighting Fifth District
with gas, was referred to the Adminis,ra
tor Of Police.
a petition for wooden banguettes OF
haharre street was referred 10 the Admin
lstrator of improvements,
a petition of property owners On s
Joseph street, praying the Council 70 re
move CONSTRUCTIONS placed there " III