New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-17


month of December, 1871, $ll43 10.
j. Klein & Co., jury warrants, $4O8.
j. Klein e. Co., cOrOner's jury warrants,
$2s.
so 30.
German Gazette, one year subscription,
for Department of Public Accounts, SIG.
G. S. Samuel, jury warrants, $l18.
w. r. Fish, Register OF COnveyances, for
certificates of transfers of real estate. as
per receipts Of Department Of Assessments,
1896.
J.L & E. H. Levy, jury warrant, $63.
N. Holtgrave, jury warrant, $42.
NJ. Lyons, jury warrant, SOL.
L. Abrams, jury warrants, $50.
A. Mccarthy, jury warrant, SOL.
New Orleans Republican Printing Com,
pany, printing for Department OF Public
Accounts, 1864
J.W. Madden, stationery for Department
of Finance, $3.50 IS.
New Orleans Times, advertising for De-
partment of Finance, Sl8 IS.
German Gazette, advertising for Depart
ment of Finance, $47 IS.
j. Sem. license plates for Department OF
Finance, 1913 50.
Chapsky g. Teetzel, one card stamp, De-
partment of Public Accounts, $50.
r. H. Newlan, for two months services
| as expert. $3.50.
German Gazette, one years subscription,
| for Mayors Office, SIG.
j. A. Masicot. for repairs to Parish Prison,
$l67.
Drs. Cooper. Beach and Berthelot, for
| medical examination of D. +. Leschinskl,
| ordered by the Judge of the First District
| Court, each $25.
Pickles & Albers, for chemicals supplied
| by order of the Board of HEALTH 1854 5O.
A. Shelley, for medicines supplied, free
| dispensary under .,ickles bequest, as pei
| bills approved by the Mayor and Admins
| traitor of Police. August, SIG IS; Septem
Der, $lSS IS: October, $lS9 As; November
$ls9 O5; December, 1903 80.
Read twice and laid over.
| BY Mr.. Shaw:
Resolred, That the Administrator of Fl
nance be and is hereby authorized to issue
| Improvement bonds at the rate OF seventy
| five cents on the dollar in settlement OF the
| following claim:
Dennis Cronan, for city's portion Of
| squared block paving on Bourbon street from
| St. Louis to Toulouse street, as per ordi
nance No. 1874, administration series
| $447l IS.
Mr.. BOnzano said he was told the wOrE
was badly done, and suggested that the AID
ministrator of Improvements notify the
contractor that the job must be better dont
or it would not be accepted.
Mr. Cockrem stated that this notice had
already been given.
Adopted.
General Business.
BY Mr.. Walton:
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
January 10, 1872 )
To the City Council of New Orleans
In answer to official notice for proposals
for the sale to the city OF eight wharf i'm
prOvement bonds of one thousand dollars
each, Richard Jones offered the following
viz:
-Four bonds at 70 95-lOO cents on the dol
lar.
-Four bonds at "A 25-lOO cents on the dol
lar
And his bid being the lowest, was &C
cepted, and in accordance Herewith the
bonds were purchased and duly Cancelled.
JOHN S. WALTON, Administrator.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Cockrem:
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS, I
January 10. 1872.
To the City Council of New Orleans:
The undersigned respectfully submits the
following bids. received in answer to the
advertisement inviting proposals fol
coal: p"
W. G. Wilmot & Co. bid. per ton. in cash
| 50 50; in appropriation certificates, Sll so
Chauncey Tyler bid, per ton, in cash
| $40 so; in appropriation certificates. Sl2.
| Beals g. Lame bid, per ton, in cash
| $40 so; in appropriation certificates, ST. 30
j. & r. Beverages bid, per ton, in cash
| $40 90.
Spencer Field. Jr. bid, per ton. in cash
| Sill; in appropriation certificates, Sl2 d.
| And the bid of w. G. Wilmot & Co., be
| ing the lowest. it is recommended that the
| accompanying resolution be adopted, adju
| dicating the contract to, and accepting
| such security as may be Offered by them
satisfactory to the Mayor and Administers
| tor Of improvements.
JOHN COCKREM, Administrator.
Resolred, That the proposal of w. G
| WimOt & Co, for furnishing and deliver
| ing coal at the various draining machines
| of the city of New Orleans, at $40 so pei
ton in cash, or $ll 50 in appropriation Ger
| tiicates, and offering security satisfactory
to the Mayor and Administrator of I'm
| provements in the sum of $4,000, be and the
| same is hereby accepted, and the Mayor
| authorized to enter into contract, on behal
| of the city, per notarial act before the city
| notary, for the faithful performance Of the
saline.
Laid over to be printed.
BY Mr.. Delassize:
Resolred, That the Administrator of Wa
| terworks and Public Buildings be and h
| is hereby authorized to advertise, by tel
| days notice in the official journal, for ont
| hatboat load of Pittsburg coal, tor the us'
| of the city WaterwOrks, the same to b'
paid for in cash, under special order of thu
| Council.
| Adopted.
By MIR. Remick:
Resolued That the Firemen's Charitable
Association of New Orleans be and is re
quested to consent to an extension of tim
within which to complete the repairs upOl
the enginehouses belonging to the city, a
required by the fire contract, until tn
thirty first day of March, 1872.
Adopted.
| DEPARTMENT or POLICE,
January TO- 1872.
To the City Council of New Orleans:
| have the honor to return herewith tn
bill of DR.. NJ. C.. Conner for surgical at
tendance and medical treatment OF al
orphan boy named Henry Yard who wa
| injured in a cutting brOil in the Sixth Dis
| trict last fall.
| l fail to see any valid reason why the cit,
should be expected to pay this bill, but a
the call was made upon DR.. Conner b,
| Captain Woodruff, in charge of the pre-
cinct, l suppose that he had at least
shadow authorizing the claim. l recon-
mend that but $40 be allowed, and approx
it for that amount. with a suggestion tina
| it be referred to the Administrator of Pub
| lie Accounts.
| JAMES LEWIS, Administrators
| Adopted.