New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-09

The city with gas in the month of Noven-
Der: 1874. approved BY the Administrster
Jefferson City Gaslighs Company, light
ing the Sixth District with gas in the month
Of November. 1874. aPproyed by the Ad-
ministrator Of Police. $261 II.
Thomas Pickles, lighting city with oil In
the month of November. l74, approved,
&27l6 6s; for ten per cent retained as per
contract, approved, 1851 %.
William Malady. for rent Of the Fourth
District POUND fos November. 1874, ap-
proved, $50
Theo. Paderas, for stove pipe, etc.. for the
First Municipal Police Court. approved,
L. Ruch, for fresh beef furnished To the
Home of Aged and Destitute, as follows.
approved: October. 1874. $50: November.
1874, $3.50.
James Smith, for vegetables furnished 20
the City Workhouse. in November. 1874,
sullivan & Bulger, lead pipe. etc.. for
Waterworks, approved, $2lS
J. N. Fclwell. NJ D.. coroner for the First,
Fourth, fifth and Sixth Districts. for in.
quests. views and buria!s, from November
/, 1874. to November -. 1874, inclusive, as
per bill, approved by the Administrator Of
Police, $3.50: for salary. as per act of Che
Legislature. No I56, Of 1874. from Novem.
Der a. 1874, to Eoyember 30. 1874. inclv.
John Grayer. coroner for the Second and
Third Districts. for inquests. views and
burials, from November !. 1874, to Novem.
Der 10, 1874, inclusive. as per bill. approved
bv tho Administrator Of Police, $456; for
salsry, as per act of the Legislature, No.
i56, VI 1874, from November II to NOvem.
Der 30, 1874. inclusive. $222 Il.
Wilson L. Pagan. for fresh beef, furnished
60 the following institutions, in the month
of November. 1874, approved. as follows:
Insane ASYLUM, $40: Home of Aged aud
Intirm, 81; Smallpox Hospital. $36.
Joseph Palmeson. for vegetables furnish.
ed 20 the following Institutions in Novem'
Der, 1874. approved. as follows: Insane
Asylum. $45; Home OF Aged and lnfirm, -.
New Orleans Republican Printing Com.
pany. bills for the month OF November. 1874.
approved: Advertising ordinances, $3.50;
advertising proceedings of Council. 500 80;
printing proceedings of Council, $40: ad'
sertising sale Of city property III the matter
of Myra Clark Gaines 50. the city vt New
Orleans, 1878.
]. W. Patton. criminal sheriff. for fees
and costs in tho month of November, 1874,
approved, as follows: First District Court,
SlO6l 80; Superior Criminal Court, SiO75 80.
Paw roll Of labnrers employed by the
Department Of WaterwOrks and Public
Buildings for the four weeks ending No.
vember 30, 1874, approved. 500.
Paw roll of Department of Commerce,
EMPLOYEES on wharves and landings for the
month of November, 1874, approved, $50.
F. j. Heron, recorder OF mortgages. TO
recording ordinances Nos. 2S64 and 1868.
and plan of paving privileges there With.
approved. $25.
Bv Mr., Brown and adopted:
I. To repeal resolution No. 1861.
2. Providing for an issue Of tax warrants
to tho legal representatives Of Frederick
Delbondio.
BY Mr.. Pilsbury and adopted:
I. To fix the salary Of the City Surveyor.
2 To fix the salary Of the Secretary Of the
Council.
BY Mr.. Burke and adopted:
Authorizing him to negotiate with the
Police Board for telegraph ic communication
between his offios and the Offices OF his de-
partment throughout the city.
BY Mr.. Landry and laid over until the
next meeting:
ozrAR1RsNQ o. CoRMExcs,
DecembeS 8, 1874
70 The City Council Of New Orleans:
I respectfully recommend that article
| 1910. section 3. page SOL. Of the revised city
laws and ordinances, be revised to read Al
| follows. viz:
That 10 shall also be the duty of the super
intendent OF wEartingevs to see that al
| produce. goods. wares and other articles
| landed on the levee from any vessel OF
I water craft, be laid as near as possible to
| the paved part Of the ieyee. approaching
| the street: and that the bank # the river
! and wharves be neither Obstructed nol
| encountered. and that she said superiDten
| dent OF wharingerA is authorized to give
! the necessary orders through his deputies
| TO all persons whom it may concern, q
1 remavc all produce, goods. wares. or Othel
| articles landed upon said wharves and
| feveee. immediately after the discharge o.
| the veSsel or vessels from whence such pro
] duce. goods, wares, or other articles, were
| landed, il the room 10 wanted. and forty
eight hours 10 the longest time that said
! produce. ROOds. wares. or other articles
I shall! DC allowed TO remain on the wharves
or landings: and. UPON the neglect. refusal
or failure. BY the owners or agents OF eaid
! produce, goods, wares, or other articles, &c
remove the same, after being duly notified
| by the wharfinger, che said whartinger sha
cause said produce, goods, wares, or other
| articles. to be stored at the expense and
! risk Of the said owners or agents thereof
! and said wharfiGgers shall have urtheI
! authority to remove all distractions and
encumbrances. as provided in ordinance
relative 20 pounds.
J. Q. LANDRY, Administrator.
Resolred, That the square Of ground
bound d by Peters, Desire, Piety and Mo
leau streets be and the came is especially
set apart and appropriated for ballast
yard, said property being owned BY the
city Of New Orleans.
Resolrsd, That it shall be che duty OF
every ship captain and owners Of vessels
coming to this port with ballast to land at
said ballast yard and unload the same, and
that under no circumstances. without per
mission from the superintendent Of wharf
myers, will a ship be permitted 20 unload
her ballast in any other place than the one
above designated. under penalty of eco.
recoverable before any court OF competent
jurisdiction. for the use Of the city.
Be it ordained by the Council OF the city
OF New Orleans, That 30 much OF the
wharves aud landings of the city of New
Orleans, from Canal street 70 Gravier
street, be and the same is hereby especially
DESIGNATED and appropriated as a cotton
landing for ths ticksburs and Memphis
packets; and from Gravier street TO Julia
street be and the same is hereby designated
and appropriated as . produce landing.
BE 1t further ordained, That in any case
where captain or master of vessel op-
poses or refuses to obey the order or orders