New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-23

Eager, EIlecll8D to's hCL bohuot UH 80
Eager. EIlerman II Co, ten bonds, at o.
Peter Markey, twelve bonds, at II.
The twenty bonds offered by Z. II.
Waldo, twelve of those offered by Peter
Marley and ten offered by William Henry,
being at the lowest rates. were purchased
and duly Cancelled. "
Administrator.
Financial Business on Final Passage and
0tAes BILLS on Third Reading
SIR. Calhoun called up the ordinances
described as follows. which had been read
twice. Said ordinances being now on third
reading were seyerally passed by uhani-
nous vote. the yeas and nays having been
called on each:
providing for the payment of the several
accounts therein named," beginning with
johnson, Armstrong & Co. Sl6S so.
providing for the payment Of the &C
count therein named" viz: DR.. o. AnfOux.
$3.50.
Reports Of Committees.
Mr.. Eitzenreiter reported unfavorably on
the petition of Rodolf Gyrdy for permission
to have refreshment saloon on the public
way, near Poydras market. and the report
was adopted.
The President. in behalf of the committee
of the whole. reported unfavorably upon
the proposition Of George l.. Bright for the
collection of back taxes. and the report was
adopted.
The President, again in behalf of the com.
mttee of the whole, in relation to the com.
municatiou of Charles w. Boothby, divi-
sion superintendent OF public education,
suggesting that the public schools, which
were city property. needed repairs. re-
ported against repairs being made because
of the want of means, and the report was
adopted.
MIR. Brewster, in relation TO complaint
against a coffeehouse, at the corner Of Poy"
dras and Franklin streets. kept by -
Stanley. for being di5orderly. reported that
he had referred the matter to the Chief OF
Police, who. having caused an investigation
to be made. was informed that the COM
plant was not wei! founded. Therefore
Mr.. Brewster reported unfavorably on the
petition. and the report was adopted.
Ordinances and Resolutions Offered.
In behalf of Mr.. Siurcken. absent. the
resolutions described as follows. were Of
fe!ed and were several!y adopted. VIZ:
For the relief of II. j. Mullan & Co.; for
the relief of Vincent Crpidon; for the relief
! OF j. G. Dobbins; for the relief of Miss II.
Fitzgerald: for the relief of Richard l..
Robertson. and for the relief of S. Raiharr.
Mr. Fitzenreiter presented resolution.
which was adopted, relating to the license
! tax and the water rates to be charged to
! street sprinkier.o
| Mr. Brewster offered an ordinance, which
! passed, to regulate the office hours of the
Recorders and the order in which cases
! shall be taken up.
| The following ordinance, submitted by Mr..
| Calhoun. was read twice:
! An ordinance providing for the payment OF
| the several accounts therein named.
BE il ordained. That the following appro-
priations be and are hereby made, and that
the Administrator of Public Accounts war
rant on the Administrator of Finance in
| payment of the same. whenever there shall
be money in the City treasury 90 the credit
! of the appropriate fund, for each account,
and not otherwise apprOpriated:
]. w. Patton. criminal shetitf. for Che
| maintenance of prisoners. turnkey ices.
fuel. etc during the month Of March, 1873,
approved by Administrator OF Roi!ce.
| $Jl20 %.
}. McPhelin. district attorney, for TWEEN
ty-six convictions. from April |. 1873, to
| April II. 1873. inclusive. approved by the
Judge of the First District Court. $500.
W. j. Kelly. 70. medicines furnished
INDECENT persons in the month OF March.
1873. approved by Administrator of Police
.,l-1n ~
$l45 so.
I. II. Thomson. agent. printing tax as
count blanks for Department OF Public
Accounts, in April, 1873. approved. W 3o.
a. Hero, Jr.. for copies OF release OF
mortgage on city markets. in March. 10'"'
81.
New Orleans Printing and Publishin.
Company. printing 30 copies of opinion IN
case of Myra Clark Gaines, in February.
1873. approved. So.
For election expenses. February ~. lN.5
as per statement furnished By Charles II:
Merritt, registrar OF voters, and to De pal"
ON vouchers. certified hy h.m according 10
law. sos.
The >rnrx,u ordinance Offered by MY
Lewis. pissed. nu: H." nation al MI 'ai-
hour tn. vote by wilic!, 1t passed was re-
Considered and it was laid over:
nance be and he Is hereby directed to issue
new consolidated bonds. drainage series. al
par. in settlement of the following cialh'
under contract entered into hv ordinance
No. 1919. Administration series:
james J. O'Hara. for constructing
wooden revetment along the Lake shore,
from New canal to Ippe,line, etc. on ac'
count. $4,000.
An ordinance. introd ,,c.d by MT LcW's.
:" pay .n instaiment :" the Louisiana
, Portable Railroad Company GA lis contract
for filing the Canal street canal. passed
unanimously. the yeas AID NAYS having
| been called.
The to.Iowin. resolution. "hrE"d hy Nh
| Lewis. lies ovei:
! R.s0'ced. That The Administrators "i 'th-
! Drovemeuts be and he is hereby authorlzed
to advertise for 1000 barrels OF lake Shells
70 be delivered on Canal and " ashlD s-t"h
streets. FOX the repair of sheIlT.ads.
| Petitions, etc.
The President presented the uhdefih'",
! toned petitions. etc. which we're releE'e"
: or dispose Of a. stated:
, From, DIR White rre siirnt " the Buttb