New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-20
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recommended that the contract be- ad-
.iucated to them. Received.
Ordinances and Resolutions offered.
BY Mr.. Turnbull, and adopted:
l. Allowing Albert Role to erect q black
smith shop at the corner of Frenchman
and Josephine streets.
2. Providing penalties for cutting the
protection levees surrounding the city.
3. Permitting T. J. Thompson to erect
rice mill at No. GA Decatur street.
By Mr.. Lewis, and adopted:
l. To contract with Higgins & Wilson
for crawling Rampant street, between Du-
maine and Hospital streets
2. Authorizing advertisement for pro-
posals for furnishing and erecting new
boilers and fire front in the Dublin avenue
draining machine.
8. Authorizing advertisement for pro
posals for furnishing lumber and timber
for use on the wharves and streets.
By Mr.. Sturcken, and adopted:
For the relief of the estate of NJ. C..
Stevens, Mrs. J. B. Eusts, George Spruel
and the Union Baptist School and Church.
Bv Mr.. Calhoun, and read twice:
An ordinance providing for the payment OF
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appro-
priations be and are hereby made, and that
the Administrator of Pubic Accounts war
rant on the Administrator of Finance in
navment of the same, whenever there shall
be money in the city treasury to the credit
of the appropriate fund for each account,
and not otherwise appropriated
New Orleans Republican Printing Com
many. advertising proposals for bonds. ap-
proved by the Mayor, $ls.
New Orleans Lightning, Rod Works, for
lightning rods for schoolhouses, approved
by the Administrator OF Waterworks and
Public Buildings, $500.
Ludlow Valve Manufacturing Company
of New York, valves for Waterworks. ap-
nroyed by the Administrator of Water
works and Public Buildings, 1917 IS.
J. McPhelin, district attorney, for sixteen
criminal convictions in May. 1874, approved
nv the Judge of the First District Court,
$40. for seventeen criminal convictions in
May, 1874, approved by the Judge OF the
Superior Criminal Court, $2oo.
Louis Schneider, Administrator OF FL
nance cash advanced for law charges, etc.,
as per vouchers, 1904 80.
7. H. Thomason, binding, etc, for Depart.
ment of Public Accounts, approved, Sl44.
r. Bloomfield e. Co., stationery and
blanks for Superior Criminal Court, ap-
proved by the Judge and certified by the
clerk, 1896 80.
John Grayer, coroner of the Second and
Third Districts, for inquests, views ana
burials in the month of April, 1874, $1,000.
j. N. Folwell, NJ. D., coroner OF the First,
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Districts, tor in
quests, views and burlals IN The month OF
April, 1874, $l00s.
James H. Ingraham, clerk Of the First
District Court. for fees and costs in sundry
criminal cases in the month OF April, 1874,
approved by the judge OF the First District
Court. 1926 As.
G. DeFeriet & Co., for selling at auction
the revenues of the public markets for 1874,
$3.50.
II. f. Remmers, transferee of j. Bender
nagel. custodian OF notarial records, for
fittint I'D Office No. 4S Camp street for re-
ception and safe keeping of books, records,
plans, etc, $50.
George s. Lacey, for commission on col
lection of drainage tax, fourth drainage
district, $2O6 Is.
Dennis Ahern, transieree of John Burke,
clerk of the Superior District Court. on &C
count, under ordinance No. 22l4, Admins
tratlon series, for arranging. Endorsing and
GOcketlnS LAX DfuS tIdusiciicu " e1i'A
court from other courts, S3OUO.
IAN ordinance authorizing the Mayor OF
the city of New Orleans to borrow money
for the purpose of paying the Judgment in
favor OF Myra Clark Gaines against the
city, and to secure the repayment thereof
by mortgage, pledge and otherwise"
ResoIced, That the Administrator OF
IN. fIo mt n
istrator of Public Accounts, to Thomas
LYNNE, State Registrar of Voters. out OF any
| MONEYS in the treasury to the credit OF the
appropriate fund and not otherwise appro-
| priated, the sum of $500 II for complete
| list of the registered voters in the parish OF
Orleans; said list being receipted for by
| the Jury commissioners, and CONTAINING
| 54,7l4 names, as appears from bill for the
amount herein named, approved by the
! Judge and certified by the clerk Oh The gu
| perior Criminal Court.
| By Mr.. Calhoun, and adopted:
| An ordinance authorizing settlement with
| the lessees of the Bazaar Market.
Be it ordained That the Administrator
| Of Finance be and he is hereby authorized
| to receive on the warrant OF the Admins
traitor of Public Accounts, from the lessees
| of the Bazaar Market, Metropolitan war
| rants, ctELluCdtcS VI appAoPAAoeAoAA u
| fers of appropriations, in payment OF hve
notes of said lessees held by the city. Tor
| $685. each, and due. respectively, on May
| "A, 1874, November "a, 1874, May "A. 1879
| November "a, 1875, AMI May "a, 1876; pro
| yided the settlement be made within ten
days from the passage of this ordinance.
| By MI Lewis, and read twice:
| Be it ordained. That the sum of $3.50, OF
so much thereof as may be necessary, IS
hereby appropriated to pay for hire OF Ia
| borers ana carts which were discharged on
! or before the fifteenth day Of May, 1871, III
| the Bureaus of Wharves and Landings and
| Drainage, general service.
| An ordinance providing for the payment Oh
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appro
| priations be and are hereby made, and thai
| the Administrator of Public Accounts war
! rant on the Administrator of Finance II
payment of the same, whenever there sinai
be money in the city treasury to the credit
| of the appropriate fund, for each account
and not otherwise appropriated:
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS.
bureau of Streets
E. S. Henry, ballast. ............... S9O W
| w IT MORGAN. oyster shells. IS on
| Iv;tbam & Rovira. lumber 400 On
| Mre NcG vim. lake shells 495 OF
| yviIj;am Henry. ballast 1913 81
| iobn Coleman. ballast .. $50 81
Jobn NJ Murch. reimbursement, II u
Bureau of Wharces and landings
| William Kneale, iron work. ....... 40 "
Mrs +. New. lumber. a 3.
| Bureau of Drainage
| Gubernator e. Terry, hauling..... 20 "
Rarratt & Wiemann' hard ware 81 81
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