New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-16

| uysiclAns 10 De very injurious TO the COM
| mon health of our population. and that we
beg of said Council to take some immediate
| action.
! DR.. j. C. FAGOT,
| DIR. HAVA.
DIR. CASTELLANOS.
| ALBERT FABRE.
| CHARLES E. WILLOZ.
| The Mayor laid before the Council the
opinion of the City Attorney and report of
the city physician relative to the tallow
factory on Chartres street. and the subject
was laid over for future action.
Financial and Other Business on Final
| Passage.
Mr. Brown called up the ordinance de-
| scribed as follows which, having been read
! twice. was now on third reading, and it
| passed unanimously, the yeas and nays
| having been called, and all the mem bers
present at roll call voting:
An ordinance providing for the payment
of the several accounts therein named,
beginning "A, w. Hyatt"
By Mr.. Landry, for the committee of the
whole, and passed, all the members present
voting in the affirmative, the roll being
called:
AN ordinance granting the right of
way and other privileges to the Crescent
City Railroad Company to extend their
tracks from their present terminus at
Joseph street, to the intersection of Levee
and Jefferson streets, in the Seventh Dis
trict OF this city, formerly Carrollton.
Reports of Committees.
By Mr.. Landry and adopted:
Cnfayorable report on the petition of
Charles hleinhole, for permission to erect a
coffee stand on the levee, head of Notre
Dame street.
BY Mr.. Mccarthy and adopted:
On the petition of citizens residing on
Cont and Chartres streets, protesting
against granting a license for the opening
of a cafe chantsnt at the corner of said
streets, Mr., Mccarthy recommended that
permission for the opening of a cafe chant
issued be revoked.
By Mr., Burke for the committee of the
whole, and adopted:
Favorable report on resolution suthoriz-
ing the employ of deputy surveyor to as
sist in the supervision of the construction
of the wharves.
By Mr.. Bouny'an adopted:
Unfavorable report on the petitions of
Mrs. j. Eek, w. Grief and +. Hottenger, for
the reduction of their respective assess
ments.
The City Attorney reported that the
do MI tha Lo,
of the resolution accepting the proposal of
P. j. Sullivan for constructing banquette
on Poydras street were conclusive, and on
motion of Mr.. Landry the Mayors veto was
sustained.
Ordinances and Resolutions offered.
By Mr.. Burke and adopted:
Resolutions authorizing the Administra-
tor of improvements to give notice that it
is the intention OF the Council to cause
brick sidewalks with wooden curbs and
cutters to be constructed on Philip and
Howard streets.
By Mr.. Landry and adopted:
Resolution canceling bond of R. c. Bond,
as wharfinger of the Fourth District.
By Mr.. Burke and adopted:
Resolution authorizing the appointment
of a surveyor to assist IN the supervision of
the construction OF the wharves.
By Mr.. Brown 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 for
the month of August, 1875, and that the
Administrator of Public Accounts war
rant on the Administrator of Finance in pay
ment 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:
g. Casanave, recO rder of deaths, etc for
recording deaths in the month of August,
1875, approved, 500.
New Orleans Republican, advertising pro-
posals for oyster shells, approved by the
Administrator of improvements, IS.
New Orleans Times, advertising proposals
for oyster shells, approved be the Admins
traitor of improvements, IS %.
New Orleans Picayune, advertising pro-
posals for oyster shells, approved by the
Administrator of improvements, So 25.
German Gazette, advertising proposals
for oyster shells, approved by the Admins
traitor of improvements, $6 rs.
Sunday Delta, advertising proposals for
oyster shs app1oyeds 0y the Adminsra
Mississippi Steam Fire Company No. ..
for services rendered at the Orleans canal
culvert, approved by the Administrator of
improvements, $3.50,
Popp & Elliott, lumber for bureau of
streets, approved by the Administrator of
Improvements, $i2l %.
Gubernator & Terry. hauling timber for
bureau of streets, approved, $2l AZ.
Grand total, $695 45.
Petitions.
The aforementioned petitions and COM
munications, presented by the Mayor, were
referred as stated:
From T. A. Lenas, for damages to a mule.
To the committee of the whole.
From H. Burke and A. S. kottswitz, for
cancellation of their respective assessments.
To the Administrator of Assessments.
From M. NJ. Lamothe, declaring the brew.
cry ct No. AIS Chartres street to be q nui-
sanoe. To the Administrator of Commerce.
From q Lamothe, praying for reimburse