New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-17

33S IS; Bureau Of Whsrvss and Landings
| $40; Bureau of Drainage, So A.
| Kursheedt 4, Bienvenu, hardware, etc.
for the following bureaus, approved by the
Administrator of improvements: Bureau
| OF Wharves and Landings, IS 50; Bureau
| SO 81.
New Orleans Republican, advertising pro.
posal in the month of February, 1875, ap.
| proved by the Mayor, So
/ William c. Sweet, constable of the Fifth
Justice Court, for fees in criminal prosecu
tiOns. under act No. % of 1874. for the
months OF January ami February, 1875:
Amount of bill rendered, $4l7 60; less re-
bate es per compromise. $92 60; net, 1926.
b. Bloomfield l. Co., tor stationery fur
nished the Superior District Court in the
month of February, 1875, as per requisition
and bill approved by the judge of said
J. McPhelin, district attorney. for criminal
convictions in. the month of March. 1875,
approved, as follows: Frat District Court,
1915; Superior Criminal Court, $500.
w. L: Thompson. fifth justice of the
peace, for fees in criminal prosecutions.
under act No 26 of 1874, for tSe month of
February, 1875, as per bill approved,
$3.50 05, conditioned on his paying into the
city treasury the fines collected for said
month, amounting to $I7 IS.
Pay roll Of the Department of Improve
ments for the fifteen days ending March Is,
1875, approved by the Administrator of In
provements. az followe: Bureau of Streets,
labor, $32S4 II; Bureau of Streets, cart
hire, $2375 30; Bureau of Wharves and
Landings, labor $2T2 50; Bureau Of
Wharves and Landings, carts, $3l; total
1918 II.
An ordinance providing for the payment Of
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following ap-
preparations be and are hereby made, and
that the Administrator of Public Accounts
warrant on the Administrator of Finance in
payment of the same, whenever there SHAH
be money in the city treasury to the credit
Of the appropriate fund. for each account,
out of the revenues OF the year lS7 I, and not
otherwise appropriated:
Henry Henchert, for reimbursement of
costs and attorneys fees IN defending suits
against the city of Carrolltcn, as per
vouchers approved by the City Attorney.
$500.
William C. Sweet, constable of the Fifth
Justices court. f"r fees in criminal prOsecu
tions under act No. 90 of 1874, amount Of
bill rendered, 5 sjJ; lees rebate as per com
promise, $l55; net, $500.
Mr.. l. .ndry moved to reconsider the
resolution leasing l.. Tore piece of ground
foot of st. Louis street. Carried.
On further motion the original resolution
was laid on the table.
Petitions.
The undermeationcd petitions ana COM
munications, presented by the Mayor were
severally referred as stated:
From Mrs. Eliza Ann Green, A. X
Josephs and Mrs. John Richardson. asking
reduction of their several assessments;
commissioners Of Delta Insurance Company,
in liquidation, asking remission of taxes of
1874. To the Administrator Of Assessments.
From William Henry, asking settlement
of his claims; judges Of police courts, ask
ing employment Of William Beattie as pho.
nographer for their courts; Mrs. Alexander
Francois, to be released from seizure, hav-
ing paid her taxes previously; w. w. Kings
bill for professional services; j. Oh ristman,
asking settlement of his claims; G.. 3.
Soares. correction OF pay roll. To the
Administrator of Public Accounts.
From Margaret Sullivan, to be released
from taxes of 1872, etc; Mrs. w. II. Palmer,
Jacob Won Hovan and X. Condor, asking
stay of proceedings; B. W. Belden and E.
g. Marmiche, asking extension of time;
residents of Sixth D, strict, indorsing canal
projected by the City Surveyor; lessees Of
public markets. asking that private mar
kets be closed accord ing to law; communi-
cation from City Surveyor through Admin
istratOr Burke; residents of Sixth District
and CarrolltoD, asking improvement of
thoroughfare. To the committee Of the
whole.
From Jacob Wehn er, to erect forge on
Perdido street. between Dryades and Ram
part; w. G. Wilmot & Co., for remission of
levee dues on iron barge und ergoine repairs;
T. D. Carey, to erect printing ink factory
corner Washington and Magazine streets.
To the Administrator Of Commerce.
From licensed coal dealers, asking the
prevention Of. unlicensed peddling of coal.
To the Administrator of Finance.
From citizens complaining of depreda-
lions in Washington Cemetery No. /. To
the Administrator of Police.
From residents on St. Louis street, asking
for the reopening of the bridge over the
Old basin; PIN, For wood & Co., agents. to
rebuild wharf allotted to their lines. To
the Administrator of improvements.
The Council then adjourned.
j. H. HARDY, Secretary.