New Orleans Republican., 1872-09-18

| however that the payments thus author
| lied shall be in full settlement and satlstac-
| ton of all claims and demands OF any KIND
| whatsoever which the said parties, or either
of them, may now have or might hereafter
| have against the city of New Orleans on
account Of the digging of said canal; and
provided further, that the several parties
| to whom the property may belong, do trans
fer to the city OF New Orleans, by proper
notarial act, the lands already appropriated
according to the plan of the City Surveyor
now on file in his office.
Be it further ordained, That this ordi-
nance shall go into effect from and after its
passage.
Read twice and referred to the Admins
traitor of Assessments.
General Business.
Mr.. Cockrem reported favorably on the
following resolution referred to him:
ResolUed That the limit of time within
which the Magazine Street Railroad Com
pany is required to complete one-third of its
extension according to article seven of ordi-
nance No. 1863 Administration series, be ex-
tended six months, the said company agree
ing to be bound by all the other provisions
of said ordinance.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Delassize:
DEPARTMENT OF WATzRwoRxs AND(
Public Buildings September II, 1872. s
To the City Council of New Orleans
There was referred to me at the last ses-
sion of the Council a proposition of Mr.. p
Tore, to purchase, for the sum OF $1,000,
the triangular piece of ground between the
Red store and the Vegetable Market, Sec
ond District. The strip of ground has a
frontage on Levee street of thirty y-seVen
feet, on Decatur street of thiTty-seven feet,
and on st. Philip street Of five feet, the
part next the Red store being twenty-five
feet.
As to the proposition under consideration,
| report unfavOrably, for the reason that its
acceptance would not be in accordance with
charter requirements. l would recommend,
though, the sale Of the piece of property at
public auction, to the highest bidder, be-
lieving that it could be disposed of without
detriment to the city's interest in which
view am sustained by the City Surveyor.
L. T. DELASSIZE, Administrator.
Referred to committee of the whole.
Mr.. Remick called up an item of Sheriff
Masicot, $l0O fuel to Parish Prison in June,
1872, which had been laid over at his re-
quest ..
The claim was now rejected by four to
two, Mr.. Cockrem and Mr.. Delassize vot-
ing yea.
BY MIR. Remlck:
Resolved by the Council of the citympf
New Orleans, That in consequence Of the
present scarcity OF ice, butchers d tendors
of fresh meat be allowed to hang fresh meat
in any market where it is lawfully sold
Adopted.
By Mr.. Remiek:
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.
September II, 1872 ) |
To the City Council of New Orleans:
Ireturn the petition of Messrs. Shelby Sey- |
mOur & Co, who ask for space to discharge |
coal boats and for other privileges granted |
to dealers in coal. respectfully offer the |
folio wing resolution.
f. G. REMICK, Administrator.
Resolved by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, That permission is hereby
given to Shelby Seymour & Co., to occupy
a space between posts numbers twenty and
twenty-one First District, for the purpose
Of discharging coal boats, the exact location
to be designated by the Superintendent of
provided, that this permis.
sion is revocahle at the pleasure of the
Council.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Remick:
DEPARTMENT oP ComwERCR, :
September 10 1872 )
To the City Council of New Orleans:
Messrs. r Machray and Dominique Kebh
petition for privilege to occupy space at
post No. 81, Second District at the head Of
Esplanade street, for the purpose of dis.
charging coal boats.
respectfully offer the following fesojuo
ton.
+. C. REMICK, Administrator.
Resolved by the Council of the city Of
New Orleans, That permission is hereby
granted to P. Machray and Dominique
L Il
he head of Esplanade street, for the pure
pose of discharging coal boats, the exact |
ocation to be designated by tho superino
endent of wharfngers; provided that this
permission is revocable at the pleasure Of
he Council
Adopted
BY Mro Remick: !,
0EPARrMfSr OF CosMEhcR,1 !
September 10 J872o |
o the City Council of New Orleanss
Jose +. Ferrer, petitioner IS the lessee
nd occupant of more than threefOurths of
he plot OF ground belonging to the city of
Sew Orleans, bounded by Canal, Wells,
jrOssm&n and the street on the line Ot the g
railroad. His lease expires
n the twenty seventh of August, 1873 !
asks for renewal of said lease
or five years or more on said premises. and
o include the whole Of said square or plot.
l respectfully recommend that this mat e
er be deferred to be acted upon by the
he succeeding Council, and ask to be re
eved from further consideration of this
ubjects f
F. c. REMICK. Administrator.
adopted.
BY Mr. Bonzano:
Resolced, That the Administrator of Pub
c Accounts is hereby authorized to issue a
'arrant receivable for taxes) upon the
department. of Finance in favor of A.
ochereau & Co., for $27 so, being the +
mount of tax paid by them for 1871 on 7
Ouble assessment Of lot Of ground in
Iuare No. 239, seventh assessment district, S
5sessed in the name of Widow j. B.
luche, Jro
Adopted I
By Mr.. Bonzano:
ResoIoed, That the Administrator Of Pub P
G Accounts is hereby authorized to reduce +
le assessment on property on Custom n
ouse street, assessed in the name of Albert S
Urquhart, in square No. 81, sixth assess G
ent district, from $4,000 to $6000
N0te-This error was made in copying c
e assessment roll. The assessment on b
e property was $4,000, but copied on the e
IL $4,000. t.
By Mr.. BOnzano: 81
Resoloed, That the Administrator of Pub
, Accounts is hereby authorized to reduce 81
e assessment on capital for 1871 (tax bill =
o. 37,96) against Charles StOll from $4,000
$500. 9,
assessment of $4,000 was based .
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