New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-25

Police.
Financial Business and Other Bills on
Final Passage.
NJ. Calhoun called up the ordinances de-
scrted. as follows. which had been read
twice. Said ordinances. being now on
third reading, were severally passed. The
yeas and nays having been called on each
Providing for the payment Of the sew
erai accounts therein named." beginning
with p. IL. Qnin'an, S..
"Appropriating money to defray the ex-
penditures Of the Department of Assess
men.s r0r tie months of April and May.
lS73'
"Providing for the payment of the sew
eral accounts herein naned." beginning
witt, John Hasiauer. S3j 10.
Guaranteeing 20 George S. Lacey and
James Mcconnell compensation for profess
sional services in the litigation which may
be had il defense Of the securities Of the
city. in the case Of Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines
VS.. tie city Of New Orleans.
Reports Of Committees.
The Mayor. n behalf of the committee OF
the whole. reported unfavorably upon the
following matters. and the reports were re-
ceivec:
Upon the oeti ton Of John Wolf, for Set
tlemeut Of a claim for extra work, in
widening and cleaning st. Anthony canal
in 1869.
And upon The petition of Mrs. Jane Nc
CerreD, TO be paid claim alleged to be due
to the estate of her deceased husband, for
services rendered by him, as an auctioneer,
in selling city property.
Mr.. Brewster reported favorably on the
petition of ". ?. Smith against dogs being
allowed 10 run Oh the streets, and the re-
por: was received.
Mr. Turnbuil, on behalf of Mr.. Sturcken,
submitted an unfavorable report upon the
petitions Of Z. L. Adams, a. D'Aquin, J.
G. Cochrare, T. Lafon, DHemecourt &
Deeu:ihem, john A. Thurber, D. j. Was
son, Louis H. Pile and C. w. Miltenberger.
! relative 20 their respective assessments.
Ordinances and Resolutions Offered.
By Mr.. Lewis. and rejected unanimously,
on notion of Mr.. Calhoun:
A resolution TO contract with c. Fays-
| SIOUX for paving with square blocks Poy-
dras street, from Front to Delta.
By Mr.. YurnbVN. for ur. Sturcker, and
| adopted:
A resolution for the relief Of Widow A.
Madron. Widow Sturgis Sprague. Norman
Whitney ard L. Wagne
By Mr.. Calhoun, and adopted:
A resolution 20 appropriate $40 for music
at the unveilins Of the statue Of Franklin.
By Mr.. Lewis, and read twice:
Res.lreI, That the Administrator Of Fl
| nance ue and he is hereby directed to issue
| street improvement bonds at par, in settle
ment Of the following claim. under con-
| tract authorized by resolution No. 1886. Ad-
| mjnistration series:
| Louisiana Portable Railroad Company.
for filing Canal street Canal, from Clai-
| borne to St. Patrick streets, on account,
| $.1 900.
An ordinance providing for the payment Of
! -he several accounts therein named.
BE :. ordained, That the following appro-
priatiOns be and are hereby made, and that
The Administrator Of Public Accounts war
rant On the Administrator of Finance in
paymen: OF the same, whenever there shall
be money in -ne city treasury 10 the credit
o. the appropriate fund for each account,
and not otherwise appropriated:
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS.
.,'.n.,l:srutor's Otiee-
| Joseph A. Brown. ian ber. ........ SIS 80
Siyct!S-
| New Orleans Times. subscription
| and advertising. s......".......... - oO
New Orleans P:cayune, advertising 90
William Wells, hauling stringegs.. 90
| Henry Oertlipg, lumber. ilS 80
Z, Valentine, strin "a 90
| NJ. Condrar. oyster shells. ........ $40 90
John Coleman, ballast. :}5l s5
D.riaG3e-
John Clark. iron work k............. 81 90
Total. .............$l2S9 II
BY Mr.. Lewis, read once and laid over:
Permission is hereby granted TO r. G.
| Higgins and K. r. Wilson 10 gravel the
south side Of st. Charles avenue, from Sew
en.h to Toiedano streets, including three
blocks, placing gravel thereon 10 the depth
| xqo ~ oboo ;p oh p,opror DO SO m Ea