New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-14

in. Folwell, M D., coroner for the First,
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Districts, for in
quests, views and burials in the month Of
September, 1874, 1856.
John Grayer, coroner for the Second and
Third Districts, for inquests, views and
burials in the month of September. 1874.
$l263.
T. Paderas. for one horse for municipal
police courts, approved, $3.50.
John T. Moore & Co., brO0ms for use of
Second Municipal Police Court, approved,
So.
A. Schwartz & Son, materials for clothing
for Boys House of Refuge, approved, $50 ~.
Louis Schneider, Administrator of FL
nance, for cash advanced for law charges,
etc, as per vouchers. 1926 Is.
Is. Bloomfield & Co.. stationery, binding,
ETC.. for the Department of Public Accounts
in September. 1874, approved, $252
l. W. Patton, criminal sheriff, for fees
and expenses of First District Court in Sep
TENDER, 1874. approved. SIPS 30; main
tenance of prisoners. ETC., in September,
1874, approved, $56S6 80.
II. +. Sturcken, Administrator Of Assess
ments, reimbursement, 500.
johnson Armstrong, stationery for May
Or's Office $llO 80; for Department of Pub
lie Accounts, 1913 40; for Department OF
Finance. S58 SO for mortgage registers
office, 81 ~.
An ordinance providing tor the payment OF
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appro-
priations be and are hereby made for the
Department Of WaterwOrks and Public
Buildings for September, 1874, and that the
Administrator of Public Accounts warrant
on the Administrator Of Finance IN pay
ment of the same, whenever there shall he
money in the city treasury to the credit
of the appropriate fund, tor each account,
and not otherwise appropriated:
wArERwoRKs.
Daniel & James ID. Edwards. cast
logs. *3S oO
John & Stewart, cement ........-.. IL w
William Moore, repairing meters.... w
Total. .......... $3.50. ....... GU ~
INSANE ASYLUM.
Joseph Palmeson, vegetables ....... SIS 90
l.. II. Won GOhren, drugs. lOo %
Total. ........ ................. vi'i o.
CITY HALL.
John C. Stewart. cement, hair and
lime NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .S2l7 81
Louisiana Ice Company, ice during
IT " Graham re;nhnrsement 40
lOtal ............... .-.s....$ oiS ~
CITY SMALLPOX HOSPITAL.
l.. II. Won Gohren, drugs. ........ $13 %
g. Steinel, bread for September. -. 30 90
1Otal. GO 81
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Thomas Haeam, lumber for Fourth
District Recorders Court. ........ 81 81
HOME OF AGED AND INFIRM.
Joseph PalmesoD, vegetables. ..... 90
CoURTHOUsEs.
H. W. Graham, reimbursement. 90
BY. Mr.. Calhoun and adopted: For the
relief of Mrs. Samuel We'll.
The Mayor presented the aforementioned
petitions, which were severally referred as
stated:
From NJ. J. Nugent, to be released from
city taxes. which he paid a former city at
torney. To the Administrator of Public
Accounts.
From Miss A. Meynardier and from S.
Howell, for an extension of time to pay
their respective taxes. To the committee
created by ordinance No. 93oa.
From cititizens, for lamp post at the
corner Of Tonti and Bienville streets, and
from property holders in the neishborhood
bounded by Claiborne, Melpomene and
Washington streets, complaining of cattle,
horses. etc, being allowed to run at large
there, and praying that the vicinity be put
within the pound limits. To the Admin
istratOr of Police.
From +. Lefoul for permission to erect
bakers oven at No. 90 Bourbon street. To
the Administrator of Commerce.
From Joseph Raymond, for authority to
borrow $4,000 by mortgage on the Second
street market, and from the Firemen's
Charitable Association of Carrollton. pro-
posing to contract for the extinguishment
of fires. To the Committee OF the Whole.
From Miss Refine Surgi, by her attorney,
W. Il. Lancaster, for remuneration for
damage to her property on Hagan avenue,
caused by the digging of draining canal.
To the Administrator of Improvements.
From Jacob Imhof, for reduction of
assessment. To the Administrator Of AS
sessments.
The Council then adjourned.
DANIEL SCULLY, Secretary.