New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-03
each account, and not otherwise appro-
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS.

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X. L. Bruce, forage. az w
Henry Billiard, reimbursement 10 lo
Bureau Of Streets
William Henry, oyster shells. AZ -
John Coleman, ballast. ........... 40 20
John w. Madden, stationery. 80 w
+. Wonder Haar. office rent w % 90
n Ringgold. office rent .. 81 90
De Wen,stero depo- rent % 90
Nee, Cohry. office rent. IS o.
Bareau of. yVhagyes aud landings
Len Highly, towing nuisance boats 52o w
Bureau OF City Droiag,-
Lawrence Duffy. iron work 70 W
JOHN w. Madden. stationery. ..... sos -
Total slS0S IS
Su"reyor's Office
john W. Madden, stationery $3.50. IA lo
By Mr.. Lewis. and, on his motion, re-
terred 10 the Administrator of Public Ac-
counts TO prepare an ordinance in relation
thereto:
A bill from Joseph Painter against the
Department OF Police tor supplies furnished
in December, 1872.
Petitions.
The aforementioned petitions presented
oy the Mayor were severally referred, as
stated:
From residents of the Second District, for
the removal OF prostitutes, whose residence
IN that part OF the district bounded by
Caral, ST. Ann, Dauphine and Burgundy
streets is complained of as offensive to de-
cent people and cause of depreciation in
property. To the Mayor and AiminIstra-
| tor OF Police.
From proprietors, oblacting to the paw
ing Of Poydras street, between Delta and
| Front streets, as oppressively expensive
at the rate Tor which the werk is proposed
| to be done To the Committee of the
Whole.
| From Queyrouse s. Bots, to be paid for
| earth belonging to them used by the city
To the Administrator of Public Accounts.
| From Louis H. Pile, for correction of as
sessments and Finance.
| From residents, tor gaspipes and street
| lamps on Tchoupitou.as street, between
Valence and st. Joseph strsets, Sixth Dis
| trict To the Administrator of Police.
From P Tore, for a lease of lot be
longing to the city. To the Administrators
of Commerce.
From property holders and citizens il
business. fer extension of certain wharve!
in the First District; from D. Sweeney
John A. holman and John Jordan. com
nlittee representing the city of Carroliton
that St. Charles AMI Common streets
within the limits Of New Orleans, be put il
such order as will render communication
by these thoroughfaces practicable between
the two cities; for bridge on new drain
ing canal, about a mile and half east Of
Mineburg; from E. Debreul supplement
tary petitionj, relative to lots RENDERED
useless, having no outlet. a consequence o
a new street plan adopted; from propert.
holders and others, complaining OF the i'll
passabIe state OF Carcollton avenue, causes
By earth from a new draining canal OF
structing il, anu from p-oprletors for planl
walks on Seventh street. between ST. Davi
and Carondelet. To the Administrator o
Improvements.
Prom A. C. Hutchinson, as agent O
Charles Morgan; from A,ph0nse RaDouin
Jr., from A. z. Hardie, as chairman Of tn
board OF trustees of the Thaiia Stree
Church, and from J. NJ. Nan1egrlf s
Brothers. relative % their respective as
sessments. To the Administrator OF As
sessments.
The Council then adjourned.
DANIEL SCULLY. Secretary.