New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-15
BY Mr.. Calhoun and adopted.

RESOLVED, That the Administrator of FL
nance pay the following sums on the war
rant of the Administrator of Public Ac.
counts out of any moneys in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated, viz:
William NJ Smallwood, for services as
jury commissioner to June 80, 1874, inclu-
| sive, gill 10.
| G Casanave. for services as jury commits
| sioner to June 80, 1874 inclusive, Sill 10.
| j. S. Carter, for services in preparing tax
accounts in sundry cases before the com
missioner in bankruptcy, on account, $50.
Petitions. Etc.
The under mentioned petitions, presented
oy the Mayor, were severally referred as
stated:
From Samuel p. Blanc. attorney for
Charles Mccarthy, notifying the counsel
that his client had transferred a claim he
had against the city, and from Louis Mathe
relative to cancellation of a tax mortgage.
To the Administration of Public Accounts.
From Georgiana Cook for extension of
time TO pay her tax. To the committee
created by ordinance No. 932, Adminissra-
ton series.
From John Bats, complaining Of tele-
graph pole in front of his store and from
the Union Laborer's Association to be
allowed to put up a bell at the head of
Girod street. To the Administrator of
Police.
From Chandler & Seller, to be CON-
pensated tor a wharf built by them. To
| the Administrator of Commerce.
From H. Beebe, Henry Wessenbach and
| johanna Dillon, for the return Of earnest
money deposited by them at the sale of F.
Lacro;x's property for taxes; from the St.
Mary's Orphan Boys Asylum, Third Dis
trict. for an appropriation due the institu.
ton for 1873; from DR.. o. Anfoux, for pay
| man, Fifth Justice of the Peace, for Office
| furniture To the committee of the whole.
From proprietors on Delord street, and
| in the immediate neighborhood of that
street. requesting that the city persist in
! the effort to have the streets closed by rail-
road companies re-opened; from William
Goldins. OF the same subject; from E. A.
| Burke, freight agent of the New Orleans,
| St. Louis and Chicago Railroad Company,
| also on the same subject; from proprietors
near the head of Soraparu street, complain
| iu of the condition TIE wharf and landing
there: from Michael Seibers, to be reim-
| bursed for losses suffered from imperfect
drainage; from residents and proprietors'
| on Perdido street, near Broad street, COM
planning of corporation carts bringing dead
animals to the vicinity and depositing them
there; and from C. B. White, president of
the Board of Health, renewing suggestion
as to the need of a nuisance wharf for the
Fifth District. To the Admins traitor Of
Improvements.
From George L. Bright, proposing ami
| cable settlement of claims of certain clients
of his against the city, for ballast taken
from the Levee under ordinance No. 1888.
! To the Administrator of Improvements and
| the Adm inistra.or of Comm cree.
From f. Fischer & Sons. relative to tax
or logs, at their batture. To the Admins
| traitor of Commerce.
From Henry NJ. Meyer, the Society OF
| Mount Carmel, Frank Waiter. Edward
Burke, Alexander X. FinIay, w. 3. Bow.
man, A. Carrouche. Anna Ledoux Adele
Monasterip, E, Conway & Son, Edward
| Thompson, Estate of H. n. Seibrecht. J. L.
Harris, S. Belden, for John Andrews and
Edward Shift. E. G. Marmiche, j. A. Blaf-
| fer. and from John Llambias for widow B.
| Carcelin. To the Administrator of Assess
ments.
| the Council then adjourned.
| DANIEL SCULLY. Secretary.