New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-12
The Assistant AttOrneyship.

| Adopted.
| The Assistant AttOrneyship.
By Mr.. Remick:
Res0Jred, That pursuant to ordinance No
| So, Administration series, the Office of as
| sistant city attorney, of which Rufus
| NAPLES is the incumbent, be and is dis
| pensed with from this date.
The yeas and nays were called on the
| passage of the resolution.
Yeas-Cockrem, Delassize and Remick-3
Nays-Shaw, Walton and Bonzano-3.
The Mayor gave the casting vote yea, and
the resolution was declared adopted.
Petitions. Etc.
| A communication from DR. Southworth
recorder of mortgages, was referred to the
Administrator Of Finance.
A proposition Of Henry Bezou, for the
collection Of city taxes a five per cent was
referred to the Administrator of Assess
ments.
A petition of j. Ferrar, to lease city prop
erty, was referred to the Administrator OF
Commerce.
A proposition of P. Fere, to purchase
ground from the city, was referred TO the
Administrator of Waterworl1s and Public
Buildings.
A tax petition of the Bank of Lafayette
was referred to the Administrator of As
sessments.
A tax petition of Georgh H. Andres was
referred to the Administrator Of Assess
ments, as were also similar petitions of P.
Norton and S. Escotfier.
A petition for a shell road on Pension
street was referred 70 the Administrator Of
Improvements.
proposition from the Louisiana Fer
tilizing Company was referred to the Ad-
ministrator of Police.
A petition of Shelby Seymour for coal
landing was referred to the Administrator
of Commerce.
A committee, consisting of the Mayor
and the Administrators of Commerce, I'm
provements and Assessments, was appointed
to consider petition of the jackson rail.
road, and to take action with regard to the
eompany's obstruction of the public streets.
General Business-Concluded.
By Mr.. Shaw:
Resolred, That the limit of time within
which the Magazine Street Railroad Com
pany is required to complete One-third of it's
extension according to article seven of Ordi-
nance No. 1903 Administration series, be ex-
tended SIX months, the said company agree
ing to be bound by all the other provisions
of said ordinance.
Neleiie0 " AuninlS'fat0r ol improve
ments.
~ ~ oo0Al e en-
tbe ssne Of new AN ho 1,iG 10 10
unbonded debts occasioned by the re rec
Of certificates of 1871 for revenues proper
u lo'~
SECTION |; Re 1t ordained BY the Council |
ercise of its authority under section thirteen |
OF act No q Of 1872, the Council, in addition
NJ sne 70 i0G E9 PtoG 15e i9r IN ordinances
ries, does hereby authorize the fnn EITm of Of
certificates and warrants for the year 1872 |
s3o the e. extent OF 100000, making in all
e1,t od TrIIu of 70 +b a9 Tue eE
- lliiilU ~ ~ III iSouo - "" conooIi
I@u0u oon"S loi uh ooIuou GootS CauSeu
p fecelPt Of 5- ceruncates OF l0' Tor revenues
src Re u f,r+bor ordoinod o+o rba+
,a;d aionn+ 49, nnU
+io+ q
,onaio he foI u 1o7I a.
a73 for avnanses ~ ia ooI, 1871 ~
rec+ for +H,n, 1rhio So ~
= do1,+s &c 1p7I
he act eTci,S;,n If 40 Ier Us ~
1orein snnc;fnd Ss1'.S'''0 ''AAlo ''i1'
n NJ ~ y -
Inc yeas anu nays were caIIed .sthe
passage OF the ordinance.
Yeas-Delassize. Cockrem. Bonzano-3
No,-s C1,o-r- pa,,,;a7- o
,, s W. W. NTn1.0h
" ''i'0n '''iNe0 ~ NC oAoUSeo lloin
Jung
80 '1oO'.o MI 1'9iilioA oneIeu an
to substitute $4,000 for
400 600
=,
he amendment was accepted and the or
finance as amended was passed by the
GLOWING vote:
YAas-Cocsra,n na1assizo Pon,ic1,. Ron
- -'0Ai-
ano-'
Nays-Shaw, Walton-2.
By Mr.. Remick:
DEPARTMENT OF CoMnERcE ,
September 10, 1872
o the City Council of New Orleans
/ return the petition of Vito PalIaorino
nd Joseph Relic, who ask for a lease for
ne e Or more years OF certain piece, Of
nd District, now occupied by them. and
1rmer Of the yegetahie and FrRf N MAJ 5r, t4e