New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-22
undersigned as treasurer of the late city OF

Respectfully yours.
FREDERICK DEIBEL,
Treasurer late City of Carrollton.
From the Board of Metropolitan Polcice
Commissioners announcing the appointment
OF DR.. c. P. Ames as surgeon of police.
From B. Campbell for extension Of time
for payment of taxes; from DR.. G.. Ridgeiy
for remission Of tax and from George r
Preston, as curator for Alfred Penn, ask.
ing for time to pay taxes. To the standing
committee created by ordinance No. 932,
Administration series.
| From lessees of the old slaughterhouse
wharves for cancellation of judgment OBJ
tanned against them by the city; from H.
F. Warner, for the widow and heirs Of j.
L. Warner, for relief from an erroneous tax,
and from the Louisiana Society of St. Louis,
| for relief To the Administrator of Public
Accounts.
From William II. Williams, surveyor of
the late city of Carrollton, relative to the
salary and incidental fees of that office
| from E. Camus respecting damages to his
| premises caused by work done by order of
the city, from NJ. Grivot, as attorney for
Mrs. w. H. James, for compensation for
| damages suffered by her from negligence in
| drainage by city authorities. and from pro-
prietors and others for removal of the toll
gate on the Bayou ST. John shell road. Te
the Administrator Of improvements.
From DR.. C. B. White, president of the
Board of Health, relative to salaries OF
sanitary inspectors. To the Administrator
of Police.
From the st. Charles Street Railroad Com.
pany, for leave to arrange with the City
Railroad Company tor the use, by it, Of
petitioner track, on Esplanade street. To
the Administrator of Commerce and the
Administrator Of improvements.
From James Rodgers, for payment for
making fire wells in the late city of Carroll
ton; from the Association for the Proven
ton and Suppression of Cruelty to Animals
demanding possession of the city pounds,
| under act No. ll2, of the General Assem-
bly,, passed in 1874; and from T. Gilmore
& Sons and john H. New, for remunera-
ton for services as attorneys in relation to
the suretyship Of W. S. Pike and P. Irwin,
in the Gaines case. To the committee of
the whole.
From susanna Cone, from Henry A. Ho.
rine, for the estate of James H. Jones; from
n. L. Dickey and from w. T. Richards, for
the estate of H. C. Stevens, for reduction of
assessments against them, severally To
the Administrator of Assessments.
From the police jury of the parish of JEFF
fersOn, inviting the appointment of con-
ference committee to arrange settlement
Of the community interests of the corpora
tions affected by the act annexing Carroll
ton to New Orleans. On motion, the Mayor
was authorized to appoint committee of
two, and he named the Administrator of Fl.
nance and the Administrator of Accounts,
as the committee.
From j. Bendernagel, keeper of notarial
records in the parish of Orleans, requesting
to be put in possession of depository for
said records. To the Administrator of
Waterworks and Public Buildings.
Ordered TO be spread upon the minutes:
CENTRAL DEPARTMENT.
Metropolitan Police, )
New Orleans, April Is, 1874
Hon. A. iltz, Mayor, and Administrators of the
City OF New Orleans:
The city of Carrollton having been an.
nexed to and made a part Of the city of
New Orleans by act No. II, approved March
%, 1874 l am directed to inform you that
the apportiOnment for police expenses for
the fiscal year 1874, aaopted March lO,tlS74,
amounting TO $l0,554 o6 against the late
city of Carrollton has been transferred to
and charged against the city of New Or
leans by an order of the board of this date.
The apportion1neEr against the CITY of
New Orleans for the fiscal year commenc-
ing January l, 1874, is therefore as follows:
City of New Orleans. .$577, 16s Sc |
Late City of CarrOllton. ..... 1854 Sc
Total. ...............$ 587 1913 II
This apportionment was made final on
the sixth day of April, 1874, in accordance
with the provisions of section TWENTY-FIVE
of act No. 81. approved March 8, 1863.
BY order of the board.
E. BAKER, Chief Clerk.
Election of a Member Of the Board of
Health.
On motion Of Mr.. Sturcken the Council,
proceeded to an election to fill the vacancy
in the Board of Health, caused by the
resignation of DR.. James T. Newman.
Mr.. Sturcken nominated DR.. Felix B.
Gaudet; Mr.. Brewster nominated DR.. E. S. |
Drew, and Mr.. Fitzenreiter nominated DR.. |
Henry d. Baldwin.
The vote stood:
For Gaudet - Lewis, Schneider and |
For Drew-Brewster Calhoun and Turn
bulls.
For Baldwin-Fitzenreiter-
No candidate having majority of all |
the votes cast, there was no election, and
second vote was had, which resulted as
follows:
For Gaudet-Fitzenreiter, Schneider.
Lewis and Sturcken-4.
For Drew-Brewster. Calhoun and Turn.
bulls.
And Gaudet having a majority was de-
clared elected.
Leave was granted to John NJ. Coonev,
attorney for William O'Neil, to withdraw
the petition and accompanying papers of
said ONeil
The Council then adjourned.
DANIEL SCULLY, Secretary.