New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-06

directed TO draw warrant on JAG GAmlnlS-
traitor Of Finance for the sum herein speci-
fed.
Read twice and laid over.
Mr.. Shaw called up j. johnson $75, j.
Chapus 1854, and other items for jury war
rants, laid over January 81, which were
finally passed.
Committee Reports.
Majority report of the committee for hiring
a house for the insane.
| After considerable search, your committee
have not been able to find building so
| well suited to the temporary accommoda-
| ton of the insane persons now in the Parish
| Prison, as the Marine Hospital
| The administrators of the Charity Hos
| pital, who now have possession of the build
| ing by permission Of the government, have,
at our request, adopted a resolution per-
| hitting the city to use one wing Of it.
| We therefore recommend the adoption of
| the accompanying resolution:
! Resolred, That the Administrator of Pub
| lie Buildings be and he is hereby authorized
! to make the necessary repairs to the Marine
| Hospital, to tit it for the accommodation OF
| the insane persons now in the Parish Prison,
and to have said persons removed thither as
| soon as possible.
| BENZ. +. FLANDERS, Mayor.
JOHN S. WALTON, Administrator.
The report was received and the resolu-
| ton was adopted, Messrs. DelassMe and
Shaw voting no.
| Petitions, etc.
A proposal of w. w. Handlin to sell
| property to the city for an insane asylum
was referred to the Administrator of Pu b.
tic Buildings.
A petition of Charles c. Lyon to erect a
frame building was referred to the Admin
istrator Of Commerce.
A petition of j. B. Dautrive to lease some
McDonogh property was referred to the
McDonogh Commissioners.
| A petition of property-owners on Gravier
| street for repairs was referred to the Ad-
ministratOr of Improvements.
A recommendation from the Board OF
Health with regard to the appointment of
members of that Board was referred to the
| committee of the whole.
A petition for abatement Of nuisance at
corner of Chestnut and Cadiz streets was
referred to the Administrator Of Improve
ments.
A petition of John KOuns & Co. was re-
ferred to,the Administrator of Commerce.
A petition of property-owners on Second
street for brick banquette was referred
to the Administrator of improvements.
A complaint against Mr.. Mcknight. was
referred to the Administrator of Water
works.
A petition of Widow Mouton for a coffee
house license was referred to the Admins
traitor Of Finance.
A petition of William Weber was re-
ferred to the Administrator of Police.
| General Business.
By Mr.. Remick:
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, !
| March ), 1872 !
To the City Council of New Orleans:
The petition of Baptiste Mouledous, and
| others. occupying stalls in the Magazine
market. asks permission to open three pas
| sage ways, each four feet wide, at certain
intervals in said market. for the purpose of
facilitating business and increasing the
| accommodations to the customers dealing
| therein.
| | have examined the matter. and recon-
mending that the petition be granted, re-
spectfully offer the following resolution:
+. c. REMICK, Administrator
Resolved by the City Council of New
| Orleans. That permission is hereby granted
to Baptiste MOuledOus to open. in Magazine
market. three passage ways, each four feet
wide. for the accommodation of the Gus
toners and dealers in said market; one
! passage between stalls Nos. Is and 10, run
ming through Nos. % and q: one passage
commencing between Nos. ii and Is. and
running through Nos. 80, 81, DO. Il, 81, 81
-, 81 .6 and -: and one commencing be-
| tween 9 and 10. and running through Nos.
| 30, 3D. Al, AZ, 81, 81, g. 90. 81 and 3D. making
/ thereby twenty-eight corner stalls; provided.
that said alteration shall be made entirely at
the expense of said Baptiste Mouledous. in a
! substantial manner, and under the super
vison of the City Surveyor.
Adopted, with an amendment proposed
| by Mr.. Bonzano, adding the Administrator
of Commerce to the City Surveyor.
! By Mr.. Remick:
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. /
March ), 1872. s
| To the City Council of New Orleans:
An ordinance granting the right of way
| for street railroad from the river along
| the trunk road on Canal street to the lower
| line of Carrollton," has had my attention,
and beg leave to report tavorably thereon
and recommend It's passage.
The proposed road will, when built be a
convenience to portion of the public not
| now well accommodated with travelling IA
cilities, and will put in repair streets now
almost or quite impossible. The connection
of Mr.. Keller with the road is a guarantee
that it will be built, and is not projected
simply for speculative purposes.
f. c. REMlCK. Administrator
The ordinance was amended hv Inserting
the names of all the incorporators, and by
reducing the period Of the grant from thirty
to twenty years, and as amended was
passed, Mr.. De 4assize voting no.
By Mr. Remidk:
DEPARTMENT OF CoMMRRcE2
March 5, 1872.
To the City Council of New Orleans:
The petition of II. L. S. Hall asks permits
sion to erect stand, nine feet long by eight
feet wide, at the junction of the wharf and
Canal street walk. for the purpose of sell
| ing Ottawa beer. The granting of this
petition would involve the making of nu-
| merOus similar ones, and as it is desirable
| that the levee should not be incumbered by
such places, | respectfully recommend that
| the petition be not granted.
+. e. REMICK, Administrator.
Adopted
BY Mr.. Lewis:
DEPARTMENT or PoLlCE,
March s. 1872
| To the City Council of New Orleans:
On the bill of DR.. Drew, for post morteo.
! examination held on the body OF Clarence
johnson, by order of Coroner Creaagh, |
| report favorably for the sum of $25. l
| therefore approve the bill for that amount,
| and move its reference to the Administra-
tor of Public Accounts for settlement.