New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-23

be money in the city treasury to the credit
Of the appropriate fund, for each account.
and not otherwise apprOpriated
| ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE.
New Orleans Republican, sabscrip-
| ZION. ...................... ga W
BUREAU OF STREETS.
Henry Oertling, lumber. .......... .O4 79
| Thomas Hasam, lumbe .... l64 90
NJ. Condram oyster shells .. IS 90
John Coleman, ballast. ..... $50 90
New Orleans Rep ublican, subscrlp-
ton. ...... ...... IL 90
Mrs. Z. Murphy, banquette inter
soe'ion'''... '.'................' - "
BUREAU OF DRAINAGE.
Beals & Laine, Pittsburg coal. 80. 80 90
Henry Oertling, lumber. ....... 43 60
Ward 4 Wilmuth. pine vood..... 80 90
Total. ...................... .$l722 t9
BY Mr.. Calhoun and adopted:
An ordinance relative to payment Of ;udg-
ments in favor OF the city.
Be it ordained, That all moneys recov-
cred By judgment in favor of the city be
paid by the party against whom the .judg-
ment is rendered. or by the sheriff or con-
stable collecting the same, directly to the
Administrator Of Finance on the warrant
of the Administrator Of Public Accounts;
and all officers and employees of the city.
except said Administrator Of Finance or a
Clerk duly authorized by him, are hereby
prohibited from receiving said moneys or
any part thereof.
Be it further ordained, That all settle
ments made under the preceding section
shall be accompanied by a writtent state
ment, signed by the City Attorney, which
shall be filed il the Department OF Public
Accounts.
Petitions, etc.
The aforementioned petitions, presented
by the Mayor. we're severally referred as
stated:
From citizens representing the entertain
ments at Browns Hall TO be orderly and
unobjectionable, and from the Dairymen's .
Association for protection against alleged
unlawful interference with the animals of
the members by pound keepers. To the
Administrator of Police.
From property holders and residents on
Feliciana street. for the improvement of
said street: and from property holders for
brick banguettes on Customhouse street,
between Ga}vez and Tonti streets. To the
Administrator of Improvements.
From Louisa Schwartz, by her attorney,
E. c. Schmidt, for $4,000. amount Of .
legacy bequeathed to her by the late John
D. Fink, which amount she demanded from
the city as it is the residuary and universal
legatee of deceased; from Bernard Claverie,
relative to his claim as former commissary
of private markets, and from Joseph Kaiser,
proposing a compromise respecting con-
tracts between the city and himself. Trip
hagan and others. To the committee Of
the whole.
From wood and lumber merchants Of the
Sixth District, complaining of the insecurity
of mooring at the levee. in consequence Of
the check posts being decayed; from A.
LevrOn and II. Austin, for permission TO
have newspaper stand at the head Of the
beef market; from NJ. Azcona, for recon-
sideration Of a previous petition which was
refused; and from the property owners on
and in the neighborhood of Delo1d, St.
Joseph, North Market and South Market
streets. complaining Of the occupation Of
the levee and Of the streets named which
lead to the river. and the erection of build
ings and other works thereon by the New
Orleans, Mobile and Chattanooga. railroad
and other railroads, as being very injurious
to business and obstructive Of free circu-
lation Of air in the vicinity. and causing a
great deterioration in the value Of the
property OF petitioners. who therefore pray
that all said distractions be removed by
the corporation. To the Administrator Of
Commerce.
From F. Briou. Edward Conery. Sister
Mary Jacobine superintendent of St. Jo-
seph's Orphan Asylum). Cornelia B. Ora
ham, Jane NJ. Elkin. Hugh w. Brown,
administrator Of the estate Of Andrew
Brown. Fendel Horn, L. Doyle, and the
New Orleans Mutual Insurance Company,
for a reduction of their respective asses.-
ments. 70 the Administrator Of Aesess-
mente.
Mr.. Lewis presented tho petition of,
Charles j. Hoyt, for the right of way tor q
street railroad from New Levee street to
Claiborne street, to connect with a railroad
to the lake. Accompanying the petition
was plan and an ordinance on the eubiect,
the latter Of which, on motion Of Mr.. Lewis,
was ordered to be printed. in bill form. at
the expense Of the petitioner.
The Council then adjourned.
DANIEL SCULLY. Secretary.