New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-03

ResoIred. That the Mayor be and he is
hereby authorized to appoint suitable per
son on behalf OF the city, as an expert, to
meet and confer with an expert to be ap-
pointed bv the parties above named, who
shall inquire into and fix and report upon
the amount Of damage done to each individ-
| ual asserting claim as aforesaid, and shall
| inquire into, fix and report upon the value
| OF the property and buildings taken for the
construction of the said canal, or whose
demolition and removal have become neces-
| sary by reason of the construction of the
said canal. and the value Of any lands which
| the necessities of the city may require fOl
| the purposes of a street on either side of the
| said canal but that the said report to be
made by the said experts shall not be bind
! ing on either the city OF New Orleans OF
| the claimants.
| Laid over to be printed.
By NJ. Lewis:
! DEPARTMENT OF Police,
| April 2, 1872. )
| To the City Council of New Orleans:
| On the petition of E. NJ. Adams for per
mission to open cemetery III square No
| l52, bounded by Terpschore and Melpomene
| and By Fifth and Sixth streets, report
| favorably, and otter the following resOlu-
| ton:
Resoired, That permission is hereby
| granted Z. NJ. Adams to open the square OF
| ground No, l52, bounded by Terpsichore
and Melpomene and by Fifth and Sixth
streets, for the purpose Of establishing a
cemetery; provided that the same be proper
ly inclosed, and that all ordinances relating
TO cemeteries be strictly complied with.
JAMES LEWIS, Administrator.
Laid over to be printed.
The following communication was re.
ceived and ordered printed:
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
March 49, 1872.
To the City Council of New Orleans:
| have the honor to inform you that at a
monthly meeting Of the Board of Health,
State OF Louisiana, held March 8. 1872, the
office OF Sanitary Inspector of the Sixth Dis
trict was declared vacant.
Also, that the resignation of DR.. Charles
P. Ames, as Sanitary Inspector Of the Fifth
District, was accepted. Although the resig
nation of Or. Ames was not accepted until
the eighth instant he has drawn no salary
as sanitary inspector since January 10, 1872,
at which time he was appointed Police Sur
geon.
have also to inform you that the sanitary
inspectors were assigned to duty as follows,
to date from March 9, 1872:
Dr.. Julius S. Clark was assigned to the
First District, at salary of two thousand
dollars per annum.
Dr. + b. Albers was assigned to the Sec
Ond and Third Districts at a salary of two
thousand dollars per annum.
Dr.. Alfred w. Perry was assigned to the
Fourth and Sixth Districts, at salary of
two thousand dollars per annum.
DR.. Jules A. Matthew was assigned to the
Fifth District, at salary of fifteen hundred
dollars per annum-one thousand from the
city OF New Orleans and five hundred from
the parish of Jefferson. right bank.
c. b. WHITE. NJ. D..
President Board of Health.
$. {. RUSSELL, Secretary.
By NJ. Walton:
DEPARTMENT OF finance,
Apr. ?, 1872. )
To the CT Couaci. OF New Orleans
I have received a communication from
Rivers !. Foley, lessees OF the St. Charles
Hotel. representing that they paid for two
licenses for the year 1871.
The books OF this Office show that one
was paid on the fourth of January. 1871,
and another on the fourth Of March, 1871.
| therefore recommend the adoption of
the accompanying resolution.
JOHN 5. WALTON, Administrator.
Res>red, That a warrant for the sum Of
500 be Issued to the lessees of the st.
Charles Hotel. to be used for the purpose
OF. taking ont license to carry on their
Adopted
Nh Reyujck in the chair
b ~. Walton:
DEPARTMENT OF FtHASCE,l
Ao:I ,, 1872.
To the City Counc., of New Orleans:
The petition Of Francois Passman. re-
terred TO lie at the last meeting of the
Council, asks the REIN bursemtl OF the
amount paid By him for a license to carry
on the business OF a private market in 1871
The facts n the case are these: He paid
his license on the SIKH OF March, 1871, but
when the inspector visited him suisse
quentlE liz failed 10 satisfy that officer that
he had done SO. and he was accordingly
sued as q delinquent. and paid the money a
seconG time under seizure By the sheriff.
For the reason that he was in default in
moi having his license posted up N his place
OF business. can only recommend thar the |
amount received oy the city should be re-
funded. and Offer the accom- panying resolu-
ton.
JOHN S. WALTON. Administrator.
Resoiesj. That The sum o.: 800 be re-
funded 20 Francois Passman. being the |
amount erroneou7i.v paid by him for IL |
'ense - Gary OF a private market in the |
year 49, =.
Adopted.
Mr. Shaw rose 20 make motion
Mr.. Bonzano moved to adjourn. on which
Mr.. Cockcen. called the yeas and NAYS.
leas-Boazano. Walton. Lewis. Remick.
)elassize and Cochrem-G.
Nay-SLaw-i.
The Council then adjourned.
Il. CONQUEST CLARKE,