New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-18
leans in BE digging Of Orleans street canal,

leans in the digging of Orleans street canal,
was called up for final passage.
The ordnance was amended by the substi-
tuition of improvement bonds for CONSOLE
dated bonds for the roads, and the insertion
of the words warrants for consolidated
bonds. drainage series.n and so amended
was adopted.
The name of Gerard Clausen, 1925, was
added to the list of persons to be compen-
stated under the ordinance as printed in the
proceedings of the Council of September 10,
1872.
A similar ordinance, providing for the set
Element for digging Poydras street canal,
read twice and printed September II, 1872,
was called up and adopted.
By G[r. Shaw:
Resolved, That the use of the public
squares and places belonging to the city
will not be granted to exhibitions or enter
tainments of any kind.
ReSoLUed, That the use Of Lyceum Hall
will not be granted to any purpose requir-
ing fees of admission, unless the proceeds
be entirely devoted to benevolent or chart
table objects.
1t was stated that the use of Tivoli circle
and Congo square had already been granted
by the Mayor and several Administrators
for rental Of 500 day.
The resolution was indefinitely post
poned, and on motion OF Mr.. Bonzano the
action Of the Mayor and Administrators
was approved
By Mr.. Remick:
ReS0Iced, That the Administrator of Pub
lie Accounts warrant on the Administrator
of Finance in favor of 2. Il. FOuke, admin
istrator Of the estate of II. Presbury, for
the sum of $59l AZ in city appropriation
certificates, being the equivalent Of 1896 25
IN currency, to satisfy judgment of court
in the case Of Strengthening Magnolia street.
Also, j. NJ. Larousse, judgment of the
Fourth District Court, for opening St.
David street, $I65O in appropriation certif-
Gates.
Adopted, Mr.. Walton and BIZ. Shaw vot-
ing NO.
Mr., Lewis called up resolution for the
removal Of the foundry at No. IS Orleans
street.
Mr.. Bonzano asked the postponement of
the resolution, SO that he might give the
matter his personal investigation.
The resolution was postponed, as re
quested, and protest against the removal
of the foundry, which had just been handed
in, was referred to the Administrator.
Mr.. Lewis in the chair
Mr.. Walton called up resolution laid
over September IL, for the cancellation of
the notes of E. Margaud and S. Houston.
Adopted.
Petitions.
A petition of the jackson Railroad Com
pany to be allowed to substitute, tempo
rarily, a coal-burniDg locomotive for the
smokeless dummy on st. Joseph street, was
referred to the Administrator of Commerce
and Police.
A petition Of T. F. Ferrer for lease of city
was also referred to the Admins
TRAITOR of Commerce and Police.
petition of A. M. NOR was referred to
the Administrator Of Commerce.
A petition Of G. Taylor Gauche was refer |
red to the Administrator of Assessments.
A petition to have Fulton street planked
was referred to the Administrator of I'm
provements
A complaint Of Mrs. King was referred to
the Administrator of Police.
A renewed petition for railroad to the
elevator was referred to the Administrator
Of Commerce.
The Council then adjourned.
H. CONQUEST CLARKE,
Secretary