The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-17
CITY COUNCIL.

The regular weekly meeting of the Gil
n Council was held yesterday, whereat all tn
h Administrators were present. Mayor Leeds i
: the chair.
Communca lions.
e \ communication from the Bosrd of Health
|, recommending a bettr system for the Thir
4 d strict with view of rendering that section
S OF thu city more healthful. Adopted and re
: tered to the Committee of the Whole.
= Financial End other Business on Final Pas
The following ordinance providing appro
prlatlonS, and offered by Mr. Brown. wa.
r called up and adopted:
A. q. Brlce District Attorney for the
= Second Ju"lcial Dis riot, S120.
Frederick Deibel, tor services rendered as
Treasurer and G Hector Tor the late City OF
, Carrolton, Sl00l 49,
H. l.. Burns c ERIK of Second Judicial
District Court. 1920 80
tlremens Charitable Association Of New
Orleans, for month of February, Sll GG6 g.
flremens Charitable Association of the
F!fh d, ~trc', for February, 500.
Flremen's CHAR able Association Of the
5 Xth District, tor February, $3.50.
| FTemehs Charitable Association of the
Seven District, for February, SIG &C.
). Dtvldson Hill " Co., agents, for rent of
building occupied as Central Police Station,
Tor February. $3.50.
Reports of Committees.
by Mr. Landry: Fayorably upon the petit
ton OF Joseph Copper asking that wharf be
set aside tor the use of certain vessels in con-
side'a'lon OF keeping said wharf III repair at
! his own expense.
Also upon the petition of M.urics J. Hart.
fBrp;Dan Of l.
skiing monthly rental for a building occu
pied by SAID company.
Also favorably upon the petition of B. Vace-
galopI, asking to erect fruit stan(. upon the |
rentral ground on BASIN street
Also fivorably upon the petition of J. Ian
giles, President of the New Orleans Sanitary
Excavating Company, asking to erect a small
building on the nuisance wharf First and
Third Districts
BY AIr. Landry Petitions regarding the
establishment of a moss factory. corner Gal
vez and Canal streets recommending that
they be referred to the Committee of the
Whole.
by the Administrator of Police, Mr. Nc ]
Carthy: Favorably upon the petition of A. f.
wild, asking re-'ease of the old powder
magazine, situated in the parish of St Ber-
nard ,
BY Mr.. Burke: Favorably upon the pc ,
tltlon OF PIN, Forwood & Co, asking to re- {
buld the wharf at Post ~. Fourth District, /
to be repaid by the collection of wharf dues '
Adoption is recommended upon condition c
that the work be given the lowest bidder and !
work be commenced Immediately.
Resolutions and Ordinances.
By Mr.. Burke An ordinance providing
or the repair of the wharf at post AZ. Fourth
District, now appropriated to the use of PIN,
to'wood " Co. The ordinance provides the q
CONDITIONS under which the work shall be y
lone, and that the said firm shall be REIN =
9ursed for ali money expended in rebuilding a
he wharf, out of wharf dues collected there
rom by the city. Adopted.
by Dir. Mccarthy. aud adopted: A resolu- n
ion thcrlzing the Mayor to advertise for h
called proposals for the lease of cry property "
ltUated in the parish of ST. Bernard. known q,
s. the city Powder House. n
By Mr. Landry and adopted: Resolution
rafting permission to Bernado Eaeegalopi
erect fruit stand on neatral ground on 81
ias street. Also granting petition of New "
'rla rs sanitary EX awaiting Company t.
by Air. B0uny and adopted: Resolutions III
educing assessments on real estate owned by W
'laude Tibier and John Llambias. %
by MIR. Burke and adopted: An ordnace III
u.hor eng the Administrator OF Improve d
lents to advertise for one boiler, one steam
nj nlut drum for the London Avenue drain
~ machine. &
Ry aIr. Pilsbury and adopted: An ordi- st
ance authorizing the Administrator of .Jc
nance to Offer the following rates of dis W
cunts for first payment of tax bids of 1875 We
per cent on payments mp to March 2Oth, 3 r.
er cent on payments from Dist to 3lst of 10
larch, inclusive; per cent ON payments an
ON LIST April to Both April, inclusive CT
The following was adopted
BE Ordained by the Council of the CTty Of
er Orleans. That the provisions of Ordi- OK
ance No. 1882 be aud is hereby amended so re
J to include the receipts for taxes due the II
ty for the year 1874 in the hands of the tn
heritf, and that commission of two and one Nc
slf per cent be allowed the Sheriff on all is
xes collected by him for said year
BE il .ftHtter ordained, etc, That the com di
lsSlon OF five per cent allowed the Sheriff on in
election OF taxes for the year 1873 and the do
Of seven and one half per cent be ala
lowed on collection Of taxes Of prev Gus ~
ars, be and IS hereby amended by fixing -
s compensation at two and one-half per cent
full tor commissions on all tax writs col
cted by him for said years res
BE il 0rda6el That this ordinance shall by
ke effect from and after its passage. and acc
at 1t may be repealed whenever e Council on
all deem it expedseut.
By Mr. Landry and adopted: resolution Oh,
ting apart for the term OF five years the ye,
lart at post No 3D. Third District, tor the in
e OF vessels owned or controlled by Joseph
'oper, conditioned that Cooper keep the
ri wharf IN thorough repair. The privilege las
ked by him is preference over all other II,
'sels, and to be free of wharf dues
A resolution directing that the work of D a
aiming the S xth District, as specified in the OPP
port Of the City Surveyor was Of, red and
erred to the Comm tee of the Whole. Y
Police Department.. 'oe
The Administrator of Police made the fol-
wing report for the month of February:
EXPENDITURES. -
minlstrators Office " $50, 1c
Y Work Fl ause 900 VI /