New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02

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Petitions, etc.
The president presented the undermen-
toned petitions. which were several!y re-
terred or disposed of as stated:
From B. Saloy, for relief from !udg-
ment for a tax enormously assessed against
him. To the Administrator of Assess
| ments.
From Adolphe Bouchard, for the right Of
way for cars on the Canal and Claiborne
Street Railroad track from the starting
point. on Canal street, to Bienville street
and for a new track out that street to the
City Park. TO the committee Of the whole
From George +. Brott. modifying his pc
tition toy the right of way for a railroad to
the lake. by substituting Cont street for
Bienyille street. To the committee o: tae
whole.
From W. q. Denegie. for Mrs. J. %
Denegre. complaining that the steam en-
gines on the premise. OF J. McAdam IN
cteases the hazards OF fire TO the nelghbo--
hood. especially imperiling her property.
the BattUre warehouse. and praying tor
reiet To the Administrator of Police.
From William Gottschalk, to be appoint
ed keeper OF city property adjoining the
National Cemetery. in place of William
Fletcher. absent. To the Administrator OF
Police.
From L. VanEck. stree: sprinkler. fo-
reduction of his cart licenses and of rates
for the water used by him. To the Admin
traitors of WaterwoVks and Public Build.
ings and of Finance.
From Jean Brun. farmer Of the Je1er-
son City market. to be paid $50, loss 10
him in business. alleged to have been
caused by the late conflict for the posses
sion of the police station in said market.
Referred to the Administrator o: Com
merce.
From Jose Ferer Ferer. promising -
lease or buy certain grounds, the property
of the city To the Administrator o: Com
merce.
From citizens Of the seventh ward for she
cleaning and ditching OF cutters in said
ward. To the Administrator of Improve
ments.
From G. W. Miltenberser. agent for Mrs.
De Pontalba. to be paid for damage to the
POntalb a buildings. resulting from the con-
.iict for possession OF the third precinct
police station on the fifth ultimo. The
Mayor reminded the Council that similar
demands had been rejected. and or motion
this claim was also rejected. and By unani.
nous vote.
From fifty-One employees OF the Excelsior
distiIlery. on st. Ferdinand street. against
the suppression OF the same. which has been
prayed for by citizens Of the neighborhood
as being a nuisance. To the Administr ator
of Police.
From Hugh Finnigan. for leave to have
soda stand on the levee. opposite the Canal
street ferry. To the Administrator of Com.
merce.
From B. Blardone. complaining Of the
smoke and SCOT coming into his premises
from badly constructed smoke stack of a
next neighbor. and praying for relief. To
the Administrator of Police.
From c. B. White. NJ. D.. president of
the Board of Health. suggesting that there
were certain vacancies in the board 20 be
filled by representatives in the city.
The communication having been read. an
motion the Council proceeded to the cleo
ton Of three physicians.
WhereupOn Mr.. Turnbuil named Dr.. 4
$. Drew. Dir. Lewis named DR.. j. T. New.
man and Mr.. Schneider named Dr. Jane.
+ F!nney. and these nominees were unani-
monsly elected.
business Taken up OUT OF Order.
Is. request Q: Mr.. Calhoun the rules were
.G-nruIed ! order that he might presen.
-. annexed ordinance. which passed unap
in .sy, Mr.. Calhoun explaining that the |
" ..-gt =. - L" ..way with weekly pay
pic - 4 pay rolls:
Be i. DRAINED. Tat the frs ec:ion Of
OF imam e No. $50. Administration series, be |
AM is hereby repeated.
On motion Of Mr.. Lewis. the committee
Of the whole was instructed TO meet on
ThUrsc.y TO consider al matters pertaining