New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-25
CITY COUNCIL--OFFICIAL
REGULAR MEETING.

IueSuay, reDIudfy "a, 1904 J
The Council met this day at II M. in
regular session.
Presentation. Louis A. Wilt. Mayor,
presiding, and Administrators Brewster,
Calhoun, Fitzenreiter, Lewis, Schneider,
Sturcken and Turnbull
The minutes Of the last meeting were APP
proved.
Financial Business and Other Bills on
Final Passage.
Mr.. Calhoun called up the ordinances
described as follows which, having been
read twice and passed both readings were
now on third reading, and passed unani-
mously, the yeas and nays having been
called on each, and all the members present:
at roll call voting:
providing for the payment of the several
accounts therein named" beginning William
Kneale, $27.
Providing for the payment of the sew.
eral accounts therein named.' beginning
Johnson Armstrong & Co. $l55 81.
Providing for the payment OF the sew.
eral accounts therein named beginning
Register of Conveyances, SS3.
Providing for the building of an eng inc
house for Jackson Fire Company No. Is.
Reports OF Committees.
By the Mayor. from the COMMITTEE of the
whole. reporting progress il the consideya.
ton Of matters relating 70 city railroads.
and asking for leave 10 sit again On the
twenty.sixth instant :or further consiiera.
ton Of the same. Report received and
leave granted.
Mr.. Calhoun. reported adversely upon the
claim of Mrs. Elizabeth Nagei. wife Of
Charles Andre Derance, for the value Of
a lot and buildings thereon, on Toulouse
street. sold by the city in 1901, and upon
the claim of Mrs. A. b. Bacon, for services
alleged to have been rendered by her de.
ceased husband to the police jury of the
parish Of Orleans, right bank. Report re.
ceived and adopted.
Mr.. Brewster reported favorabiy upon
the petition in relation to the bar and ball.
rooms Of John Manus. No. ii Rampant |
street; that the evidence showed the same |
to be a nuisance and recommended that no |
more permits be granted to said Manus.
MIR. Brewster also reported that the ''ilying
horses" on Irene street had been closed, |
and that the barroom and dance house at
No. 2O6 Bienville street were disorderly,
wherefore he recommended that the permit
issued to the proprietor be revoked.
The reports were received and the recon-.
mendatons adopted.
Ordinances and Resolutions Offered.
by MIR. Lewis and adopted:
]. For the relief of II. Lawrence.
>. Providing for the coas.ruc; ton 81 let.
ties below Clouet street.
3. Authorizing advertisement: for pro.
posals 10 make a shel. .oai OF part O. Henry
Clay avenue.
4. Anthorizin: advertisement: for pro.
,osals for laying brick hanquettes, etc. on
Ninth street, between Magazine and Camp
treets.
The Mayor, from the Committee OF the
whole. reported tavorably on the Ordinance I
establishing home for aged male, infirm !
md destitute; to prevent street begging and
o provide food for INDECENT poor in the city | ,
f New Orleans
W ucItupou lLc OsuIudACc WY suAS4 VIZ |
n! passed unanimously.
BY Mr.. Sturci1en and adopted:
For the :elief of y. Il G.. Moses. Of ".
chwart, 4. Co. of Mrs. ii. d. Otis and of
'lacide Forstai.
By Mr.. Turnbu!i aud adopted:
!. lin relation to the opening OF d'rec.
rade between the Mississippi. valley anu +
Srazil.''
.. "Approring OF the Projected establish. ,
nent, at New Orleans. of a branch OF the
Iississipp. Valley Society of London
BY Mr.. Calhoun and read twice:
n ordinance providing for the pavrnen.
of the several accounts and pay rolls o
therein named Ii
Be it ordained, That the following ammo .
riations be and are hereby made for the II
onth of February. 1874. and that the :,
OF Public Accounts war. u
mt on the Administrator of Finance in q
,ymenr of the same whenever there shall "
money in the city treasury 10 the credit | [
the appropriate fund for each account. -
nd not otherwise appropriated. "
Ulcers, clerks and employees in the De.
partment of Improvements. viz: T.
epartment proper. $3l6 e.
nreau of Streets. 1888 80 |
,raau of CITY Drainage lbs 90
ureau of Wharyes and Landings. $40 80
Total. .................. 1891 SO
Ulcers, clerks and employees in the s.
Surveyors Department. .....E $l21I DO