New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09


DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS PROPER.
McCracken & Brewster, lumber. So 50.
R. L. Bruce, forage, 500.
John W. Madden, stationery, STA 10.
STREETS.
George C. Oliver. lumber, $40 81.
Thomas Hasam. lumber. $l622 25.
Barrett & Wiemann, hardware, Sl91 40.
Thomas Gregson, lake shells S497 30.
William McQuold, ballast, Sl30.
Martin Weydig, rubber hose, 500.
John w. Madden, stationery, $l64 d.
Henry Lagardere, hire OF jack screws, S2O.
l.. Lambert, hammer handles. 50 70.
l.. Duffy, hog chains and plniOns, Sl23 II.
Noel COhey. Office rent, S25.
F. Wonder Haar. office rent, S2j.
II. Ringgold, office rent, $50.
A De M0nasterio, depot rent, So.
Thomas GregsOn. ballast, $3.50.
wHARyEs AND LANDINGS.
Thomas Hasam. lumber, S242 80.
Barrett & Wiemann, hardware. 50 -.
Fred. Klees, lumber. $l05.
George C. Oliver lumber, $5l4 %.
Henry Oertiing. lumber, s4OO
Michael Garvn, lumber, SOL 30.
Harbor Towboat Company, towing nuls-
ance boats during February ana March
1873. $3.50.
Barrett & Wiemann, hardware, Si4S W.
Lawrence Duffy. iron bars, SbU %
ID. C. McCan & Son, iron work, S66i 48.
Mrs. NJ. d. Shaw, iron work, S24l 10.
Henry OertIing, lumber. $3.50 81.
George c. Oliver, lumber, S46l 81
Henry Birrcher, hardware. 81.
Louis Gagnet, judgment, 500
William Wells, timber, $42l 60.
Spencer Field. Jr.. & Co., coal, $500.
w. G. Wilmet Il Co, coal, 500.
w. G.. Wilmot & Co. coal. Sll87 so.
John w. Madden, stationery, Sl53 9oo
A resolution offered by MIR. Sturcken to
cancel tax judgment against B. Saloy,
was unanimously adopted.
The President. in behalf Of the committee
of the whole, reported favorably an Ordi-
nance entitled: IAN ordinance to amend
and re-enact section seven of ordinance No.
1863, Administration series, entitled an or
nance concerning the Magazine Street rail
road" etc. and said ordinance TO amend
passed unanimously. the yeas and nays
having been called.
Petitions, etc.
The Mayor presented the aforementioned
referred or disposed of as stated:
Front. O'ConnOr, Chief Engineer of the
fire department. complaining that access to
the navigation canals for water for the fire
engines is obstucted by the wood, etc.
piled upon the banks. To the Administra-
tor of Improvements.
From J. NJ. Begue, farmer Of the French
market, complaining that stalls have been
erected therein in violation of existing or
dinances. To the Administrator of Com
merce.
From Antonio Sparico. 10 be rented a
space on the levee, at the head of Crsulines
street, for refreshment saloon. To the
Administrator of Commerce.
From DR.. j. B. Cooper, urging the ne
cessitv of an aims house for the poor of the
city. To the Administrator of Finance.
From H. +. Davis. proposing to number
all the houses in the city without expense
to the corporation. To the Administrators
of Improvements.
From II. BonseIgneur and others. for the
opening of a street along the north side of
POydras street canal. To the Administra-
tor of Improvements and Assessments.
From John A. Devany. from John Will
hanson. from H. J. MullaD. from George
o. Sweet. and from Jacob Strauss. each
Walkart & Meilleur. to be relieved from an
erroneous assessment on capital from
John Finney. to be relieved from .judg-
ment against him for taxes remitted by
an act OF the Legislature of 1866 !:
from James Hayward. for remission Of
taxes upon the church property Of the
Wesley Chapel Methodist Episcopal
Church. All referred to the Administra
tor OF Assessments.
F:om Anonym. complaining Of obstruc.
tions on the Old Levee street sidewalk. near
the vegetable market. To the Adminis+ra.
tor Of Commerce.
From James Graham. to be relieved from
costs and interest upon Il tax bill. payable
in 1871. but of the assessment of which he
had no notice. To committee to be raised
under ordinance No. 932.
From B. +. Smith. proposing to sell to
the city for It's steam engines the right to
use his discovery for the economy of fuel
To the Administrator Of Waterworks and
Public Buildings.
From Samuel Wilks. superintendent Of
the fire alarm and police telegraph, relative
to the unsafe condition of the belfry at
Woods cotton press. To the Administrators
of Waterworks and Public Buildings.
A petition from Sister NJ. Agnes. direc.
tress of the St. Vincent Infant Orphan
Asylum. for a monthly supply OF fresh
meat for the l50 inmates OF the institution,
as it is heavily burdened with debt having
been read. Mr. Schneider moved that the
petition be referred to the Administrators
Of Finance and Accounts. with power 20
act.
Mr.. Lewis moved 10 amend tbs motion
bv referring the petition 20 a committee. 70
be composed ct the Mayor and the Admin
istrators OF Accounts and Finance, with in.
stvuctions to the committee to visit ali the
asylum5 il .he city and ascertain their con
dition.
Mr.. Schnciie: accepted :he Amendment.
and the motion. - amended. was unani
mously adopted.
The C"Hn'il 'ar a,,jor,n"I
DANIEL >CULLl. Secretary.
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