New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-03
affected certain property sold by him and
on which he had paid taxes. To the Ad-
ministrator Of Public Accounts. ss's

mlnlstratOr OF Public Accounts.
From Police Justice Macarthur, relative
to repairs in his courtroom; for extension of
water pipes, from Canal street, down Clai-
borne street, and out Bienville street to
Galvez street; for extension of water pipes
on Louisa street, Third District; for extern
sion of water pipes on st. Charles street,
between Felicity and Toledano streets. To
the Administrator of Waterworks and Pub
Lie Buildings.
From proprietors, for square block gran
lite paving on Baronne street, between
Canal and Common streets, and from pro-
prietors for sidewalks on st. Denis street,
between Eighth and Philip streets. To
the Administrator of improvement is.
From Thomas O'Connor, chief engineer
OF the fire department, tor q new floor in
the enginehouse Of Fire Company No. Is;
from James Flynn, to be allowed to estab-
fish theatre at Nos. l0l and 103 St. Charles
street, and from proprietors. lessees and
residents in the neighborhood of the pro-
posed theatre, demonstrating against said
Flynn's petition being granted. To the
committee of the whole.
From John Robinson, relative to a street
lamp sign, and from j. II. Wilte, for the
sale of the contract for lighting the city
with oil to the lowest bidder. To the Ad-
mlnistrator of Police.
From the superintendent OF the Crescent
City Saw Mill Association, to be allowed to
settle tax bill with claim of the associa-
ton against the city. To the Administrator
of Finance.
From j. A. Woods, for release of his
rents from seizure, and from Robert Alb
bolt, for rebate Of interest on tax bill and
for time to pay tax overdue. To the stand
ing committee created by ordinance No.
$780,
From A. Wang, from Sister Seraphine,
superior of the Ursulines Convent, from
Mrs. Kate Albers, from r. Brugier, from
Charles A. Benedict, from George Cenas,
from James A. Graham, from Anna NJ.
Hero, from Daniel Weaver, from Ann F.
Bell, from NJ. Berwin, from Ernst Dittmar
and from Otto Kucose, respecting their
assessments, severally. To the Admin istra-
Tor OF Assessments.
New Business.
Mr.. Lewis laid before the Council the
following correspondence, which was or.
dered to be spread upon the minutes:
OFFICE CH1EF ENGINEER FIRE DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans, June 2 1874.
Henry Ballard. ESQ., Chief Clerk, DEPARTING Mt Of
Improvements:
Your communication of the first in
slant was received and submitted to the
board of commissioners at special m eet-
ing convened for action on same this day.
Inclosed please ind copy of resolu ton
adopted at said nesting, which please pre-
sent to the Council. ID
Very respectfully. Id
THOMAS O'CONNOR,
Chief Engine er.
OFFICE FRRMEN's CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION,
New Orleans, June 2, 1874. !
To the Honorable the Mayor and CITY Adm inistra.
tors:
At a special meeting of the Board Of
Commissioners of this Association held
this day, the communication from the
Administrator of improvements, addressed
} to the Chief Engineer, was read and re-
ceived, and it was resolved; that the
services Of the department be rendered to
the city gratis, the city paying the expenses
incurred in running the engines, such as
coal. oil, engineer and freman's services.
Very respectfully,
c. G. FLANAGAN, Secretary
The Council then adjourned.
DANIEL SCTLLY Secretary