New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02
CITY COUNCIL--OFFICIAL
REGULAR MEETING.

Orr HAIL. SRw OR,TAT..
tuesday, ApI.! ! 1913. !
The Council met this day a: twelve
G. 'ciock u. IN .eIIiar session.
Present-Hon. Loui. a. Witt. Mayor,
:residing, and Administrators Brewster.
Calhoun, Fi,zenrciter. Lewis. Schneider.
Sturcken and Turnou.:.
Communications from the Mayor and ADJ
ministratOrs.
The following communication from the
Administrator OF Wategwork. and Public
Buildings was received:
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Public Buildings, Ap!A .'''.
70 tie CITY Council o. Ses Orleans
In answer 70 proposals for the treatment
Ct smallpox cases no bids were received
I'D TO II VI. YESTERDAY. After the expiration
of the time 10 20 which bids coul! ne re-
Ceiyed. one Did was handed IN. which has
not been opened. Dr.. AntouG sun con-
1inues to treat the city patients: his char9e
Der patient " III be $50 tor all those received
after March 10, at which time his contract
with the city ended. In submitting this to
:he CITY Council await further instsue'
''''' CHARLES yITZENREITER.
Administrator.
The annexed c0m'nun ication from the
came Administrator was read and the APP
tointment mentioned was approved:
New ORLEANS. April l, 1913.
20 the Cts Counc. o! Ne. Orleans
Mr.. Fl. G. Brown has been appointed as
sistant SUPERINTENDENT of city W aterWorks'
at a salary OF $50 per month. huoIect 10
your approval ,.,r,r.pr,r,.,,
Administrator.
Financial Bushes. on Final Passage and
Bills on Third Reading.
Mr.. Calhoun called up the ordinances and
resolutions described as follows, which had
been read twice AZ the meeting immediately
preceding and passed tho second readings.
Said ordinances being now on their third
reading were severally passed by unani-
nous vote, the yeas and nays having been
called on each:
"To sell the site OF the engine house Of
Mississippi Fire Company No. : to said
company
ITO pay an in7tallmant to Eager. Eller-
man & Co., contractors
providing for the payment OF several
accounts beginning with johnson. Arm
strong & Co., 81 -.
"To pay several accounts" beginning
with officers, clerks and employees in the
Department OF Improvements, $685. 3.
'Providing Cor the payment of the ac-
count therein named" to wit: j. titzpat-
:ick, clerk First District Court, Sl12i -.
Reports of Committees.
q the whole, reported:
On the petition Of Antoine Ma;caso,
through his attorney. NJ. Grivot. for pay
gaent Of rent foc building used as public
school. unlay orally, for want OF jurisdic-
ton.
Adopted.
On the proposition of the New Orleans
Waterworks Company TO supply the Fourth
and Sixth Districts. un.avorably :.
Adopted.
on tho petitions Of Mrs. T.. A. Fa,sman,
. w. Payne and Augustus ReiCaard. Mr.
SturckeA reported un:AT"rably.
Adopted.
Mr.. titzCnr. .:.r -, o:t.1:
On the petition a: David Moor. to-
tease OF the site o! the late De soto ecbooi
uouse unfay0rab!r. adopted.
On the petition OF the Chic: Engineer of
the Fire Department OF the Sixth District
ald presidents OF the fire insurance com
;anies for fire wells IN said district. favor
ably as to :he necessity Of the same and
promising a matured measure on the sub
'ect of fire wells .h.ou.hut the entire city.
Received.
Mr.. TuInbui. reported:
In relation 20 the petition o! citizens re-
siding in Ihc neighb0rhOOd OF ST. Mary
Market that suit relative 10 the question
involved is pending n the Supreme Court.
and that said sui. pending, il is inexpedient
for the Council! - a.: N the matter. Re
Ceived.
Upon tho petition % Daniel SCHNEIDER.
tor leave 10 hav" . re:! .shment stand on
:ae lovee, untav0gaci..
Adopted.
Mr.. Lewis reported :tvorahir on The pc
tjJon for opening and widening Poland
street between Peters and Dolhonde streets,
and submitted plans and estimates, together
with an ordinance. which came M in or
der a: a subsequent: stage OF the proceed.
:lgs.
Received.
NJ Bre",.e: reported uniaVorabiy on
the petition ui Charles i.aue; tor pe!mis.
lion to erect :. frame building within the
hgs limits.
Adopted.
And untavora1!.. also on the petition !
{! Emile lie Franc. president OF the South. |
eIn Rame and Jute Planting Association.
for permission 20 nave pound on .he plan.
;atOR.
Adopted.
Ordinances and X e .oiutiOns offered.
BY Mr.. titzenre!ter.
Resolrc6. That the Administrator o.
Waterworks and Public Buildings be and |
- hereby authorized to advertise. by five |
days notice. tor proposals for two boat !
loads of coal for the use OF the Waite! works. |
payment to be made in cash.
Adopted unanimously.
BY Mr.. Sturcken:
RcSOired, That or account of erroneous
valuation, the Administrator OF Public |
Accounts be and ne is hereby authorized to |
reduce the assessment. tor 1872 on property I
in square No. l95. twelfth assessment dis. |
tricJ, belonging 20 Mrs. Mcaella p. de |
Rivas, from $500? 20 $4,000. Tax bill!
No. 81! .430.
Adopted unan:mous!.. I
by Mr.. Lewis.
RcSolrcd, That the Administrator Of I'm. |
YrovemeLua be aNd he Ia hereby authorized |
10 advertise, inviting scaled proposals tor |
tnc purchase from the city of any earth ex. |
cayated from the draining canals not re. |
,uiraI nv fife city of New Orleans mr. fo,.