New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-31
seven thirty certificate under ordinance M

Read twice and laid over.
BY Mr.. Shaw:
An ordinance to provide for the payment OF
interest to the McDOnogh school fund
and the Fink Asylum fund.
Be it ordained, That the Administrator of
Public Accounts issue seven-thirty certlfi-
Gates. under ordinance No. 49,, in settle
ment Of the following claims:
McDonogh school fund, for one years in
terest to December 81, 1871, on bonds OF the
city held by said fund, 900, at six per
cent per annum, S6540.
Fink Asylum fund, for one year interest
to December 81, 1877 !, on bonds of the city
held by said fund, $4,000. at six per cent
| per annum, $3.50.
Read twice and laid over.
BY Mr.. Shaw:
| An ordinance providing for the payment OF
| the several accounts therein named.
| Be it ordained, That the following apprO-
| priations be and are hereby made, ana that
| the Administrator Of Public Accounts war
| rant on the Administrator OF Finance IN pay
| ment OF TIE same:
Firemen's Charitable Association of New
| Orleans for services rendered during the
month of January, 1872, as per contract,
| Sill .666 g.
Flremen's Charitable Association. Sixth
| District for services rendered during the
month of January, 1872, as per ordinance
No. ISL, Administration series. $500.
w. Link, for extra labor in bakery OF the
Boys House of Refuge, approved, S33.
| j. Chapus. coroners' jury warrants, S364
| Thomas Cary, cOrOners' jury warrants,
| 81.
A. Mccarthy, coroners jury warrants,
| SIC.
j. Samuels. coroners jury warrants, $l4.
| New Orleans Republican Printing Com
! pany for deduction made on bills of July,
| August. September and October, 1871
| SlI23 81
New Orleans Republican Printing Com
panv, advertising for the Department OF
| Improvements, approved. ST..
Alfred Shaw. cash paid for jury fees. re-
pairs to doors, iron ratings. gas-httings
etc, Department OF Public Accounts,
| S27l 90.
John s. Walton. for two bills in favor Of
| the Louisiana Bank and Safe Deposit Com
pany, passed by the Council and ordered
| settled MAY 80. 1871 and lost. SCI SO.
On account of pay roll of tax bill makers,
for taxes # 1871. S310.
G. s. Samuel, corOners jury warrants,
s2lG.
j. Klein 4 Co., coroner's jury warrants,
SIS
H. Flynn. for two stools for Department
of Public Accounts, -.
P. Schneider. jury warrant, W.
Read twice and LAID over
An ordinance providing for certain ex-
penses of the Department of Improvements,
commencing German Gazette. SIS, read
twice last week, was adopted.
Claims of j. A. Mascot, $40: d. kelham,
500 Mitchell & Rammelsberg Furniture
4.
born, $63: n. Bauer. $iS; j. Klein & Co..
| $l6S; G. Weiss, $40; c. S. Samuel. So: A.
W. Hyatt, Sl57 -: Chapsky & Teetzel, $50;
T. Lilienthal. $35; j. S. Walton SF 81 and
| s. IS. and Benz. +. Flanders, sos %, read
| twice last week, were passed.
A claim of T. w. Collens. Jr. for S75, for
taking notes in the case of the State VS.. G..
w. Carter. was laid over.
An ordinance to provide for the settle
ment and absorption of notes Of the late
| City of jefferson. and of certain blue Metro
politan warrants outstanding. read twice
! last week, was adopted.
| Mr. Shaw laid before the Cosncl the fol-
lowing proposition:
NEW ORLEANS. January 30. 1872.
| To the City Council of New Orleans;
The Fircmen's Charitable Association
| propose to make the repairs to the various
! engine and truck houses, III accordance
with tie tiie contract and in conformity to
| the specifications submitted to your honor
able body by the Surveyor on January 9,
| 1872, for the sum Of S37 800.
| l. n. MARKS, President.
Mr.. Delassze opposed the proposition,
stating that. under authority of the Council
in committee of the whole, he had already
made arrangements to enter upon the neces-
sary repairs.
Mr.. Bonzano said when he voted for the
! Firemen's Charitable Association contract,
| he made up his mind that this was just as
| far as he intended to go for them. for he
knew Just where we stood with tie tiremen,
politically and otherwise, and he did not
propose they should run any branch of the
| city government. He was in favor of leav-
| ing this matter in the hands Of the Admins
| traitor of Public Buildings, where it be-
longed.
On motion of Mr.. Cockrem. the PROPOSE
ton of the Firemen's Charitable Association
|
be considered on Thursday, at noon
| BY Mr.. Shaw:
| Resolred, That from and after the passage
| of this resolution the office of surveyor OF
the third draining district he abolished.
there being no longer any public necessity
| for such officer.
| Adopted.
Mr. Walton in the chair.
| Mr.. Walton said he had all ordinance to
offer for the relief of the park commission
ers. They claimed the city owed them
$500. 900, and as he thought the city did 50
he offered this ordinance.
WHEREAS, 1t appears that note bear
ing mortgage on the New Orleans Park,
| amounting to So ECO, will fall due Feb
ruary ], 1872; and
Whereas. The Commissioners of the Park
claim of the city debt of Si60,0 900 for taxes
| cOlectable in 1871, and sum OF S3o,OoU
which has been withheld by the city for
drainage, and there appears doubt against
as well as in favor of the city in the prem
| Uses;
Rcsolred, That without waving such
course as the City Council may hereafter
| adopt relative to the above questions, the
| Mayor and Administrator OF Finance he III
strUcted to make such negotiations as may
be necessary to prevent any foreclosure III
! consequence Of the note now becoming due.
and to pledge for said purpose, not exceed
ing $4,000 OF city ten per cent bonds.
Adopted unanimously.
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