New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-19

No. asss, Adninistrstion series, from
= to 81. Adopted.
Granting pernission to II. Kern to erect
bakery on Laurel street. Adopted.
ResoIuboa revokiag ordinance No. 3Ol2,
Administration series, was, on motion, laid
over for future acction.
BY Mr.. Mccarthy:
Resolution authorizing the Administrator
Of Police to order the erection of one gas
lamp on First street. Adopted.
ByMr. Brown, and adopted:
/: Resolution declaring the pay rolls of en-
ple5es to have preference in the order of
payments.
An ordinance providing for the payment
of the several accounts therein named, be-
ginning "a. Mlteoberger.'
BY Mr.. Burke:
An ordinance to provide for the cleanli-
meas of the streets, cutters, etc. Adopted
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 lie and hereby made, and that the
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:
New Orleans Republican Printing Com
pany, advertising proposals for lease Of city
powder house and to supply the city with
disinfectants. approved, $40.
German Gazette, advertising notices to
hOndhOldara licA0Sa and faYnavpra an.
proved, $al -.
New Orleans Bee, advertising notices to
bOndhOldecs, license and taxpayers, ap-
proved, SIS 50.
New Orleans Times, advertising notices
to taxpayers, approved, $50 30.
New Orleans Picsyune, twelve months
subscription, ending February l, 1876. three
copies, for Mayors office, approved, $36.
George Elis s, Brother. blanks. APP
proved, 8.
Leonard & Maxwell, carriage hire, for
the grand ucy, as per bill approved by the
judge Of the Superior Critainal Court, 500
Register Of csnveyances, tor 3l3 certiti-
Gates of transfer of property, during the
month of April, 1875, at City cents. approved
SIS 81 5 60. ADMINISTRATOR Oh A''''Snen'S'
w. L. Thompson, fifth justice of the
peace, for fees ~ criminal caes for the
month of Aprl, 1871, as per bill approved,
for 1926.
J. c. Zacharie, transferee of j. Benderna-
gel, Gus tOdian of notarial records, for rent
Of Off 90 as depository of notarial records
from January u, 1879, TO May II, 1873, four
months, $40 per month. approved, $500.
A: W: Hyatt. stationery for City Attor
ney's Office in April 1875, approved 49, 20;
Printing briefs, etc. for City Attorneys
Office, in April 1875, approved, 1913 IS; tor
printing copies of proposed legislative acts,
approved 81, % 80.
j. McPheiiu, district attorney, for Grim
inal convictions in the month of May,
1875, approved as follows viz: First Dis
trict Court, $780, Superior Criminal Court,
$l95.
Grand total. sl,764 70.
Petitions.
The aforementioned petitions and COM
munications. presented by the Mayor, were
severally referred as follows:
From Zadick g. Aucb, Mrs. Foucher'
tutrix; o. Manske, for reduction of assess
ments To the Administ traitor of Assessments.
From +. Boehr, to erect bakery. corner
Live Oak and Constantinople streets; Louis
DUR, relative to ice boxes in the Ninth
Street Market, complaining of same. To
the Admin strator of Commerce.
Isidore Mccormack, asking payment of
salary as clerk of the Second Municipal
Police Court, for the month of April, 1874
To the Administrator of Police Accounts.
Communication from the assistant city
surveyor, relative to Claiborne canal: H.
Won Werthen, proposing to pay his taxes
by working foe the city. To the committee
of the whole.
From :. L. Henry, M. D, recommending
of nuisance wharf in the Seventh District
To the Administrator Of Improvements.
FROM T G. Richardson, NJ. D., dean, APP
plying for Control OF Sickles fund. To the
members of the board for the consolidation
Of the Sickles fund.
The Council then adjourned.
J. H. HARDY, Secretary.