New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-27

the Administrator Of Public Accounts war
| rant on the Administrator of Finance in
payment 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.
BUREAU OF STREETS.
Messrs. A. Baldwin & CO....... SIS 50
BUREAU OF wHARvEs AND LANDINGS.
Messrs. A. Baldwin & Co.. ......... l44 81
BUREAU OF DRAINAGE.
Messrs. A. Baldwin g. Co. .... So 70
Messrs. Shakespeare, Smith e. Co... 20 90
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BY Mr.. Landry and read twice:
Resolved, That the sum of $l043 80, which
amount was expended by Messrs. jackson,
Fitzpatrick and Henderson in the recOnstruc-
ton Of public wharf in front of Fisk salt
warehouse, at the head of First street,
Fourth District, be refunded to them by
the whartinger Of the Fourth District out
OF wharfage or other dues collected from
vessels landing at and occupying that
wharf.
By Mr.. Landry, and referred to the Ad-
ministrator of Police:
Resolved, That special appropriation of
$500 per annum be and hereby is made for
the following named fire companies in the
Seventh District viz: Friendship No. and
Vigilant No. 2. Said amount to be divided
between the two companies equally, and to
be paid in equal monthly installments.
Mr.. Burke offered the following, which
was adopted:
Resolved, That the Mayor appoint COM
mittee of three for the purpose Of investi-
eating the accounts, and all matters con-
corning the Department of Improvements,
inRln1ino oHvSv~ Iuotu nuk
struction and repairs, for the years 1870,
1871, 1872, 1873 and 1874.
The Mayor appointed Messrs. Burke.
Pilsbury and Brown on said committee.
BY Mr.. Bertoli, and adopted:
Resolred That the thanks of the City
Council are due and are hereby rendered to
Miss Kate Behan, and to Mr.. X. w. Young,
for their donations of clothing and wearing
apparel for the use of the inmates of the
Insane Asylum.
Petitions.
The undermentioned petitions and com.
munications were presented, and were sev-
orally referred as stated:
Joseph Cimarelli, relative to lease of
city property; w. c. Miller, to erect a booth
on neutral ground on Basin street; Lizzie
Walters, to keep an apple stand on neutral
ground, Basin street; DR.. White, recon-
mending purchase of disinfectants by the
city. To the Administrator of Police.
From Mrs. SlOcomb, Peter O'DOnnell,
Charles Gallagher and others, relative to
reduction of assessments To the Admins
traitor Of Assessments.
From Evans Green, for payment of
salary. To the Administrator of Public
Accounts.
From German American School Asso-
citation, for cancellation of tax bill; citizens.
asking city time of employees be taken in
payment of licenses for 1875; Philip Hun
singer, to have error in tax bill corrected
and writ of feri facias cancelled; Albert
Wieman, to be allowed to pay his taxes
with bill due him by the city; L. j. Highly,
asking to pay his taxes with amount of bill
due him by the city. To the Administrator
of Finance.
From Philip Butt, asking permission to
erect blacksmith shop at No. 1877 Wash.
ington street; Charles Kleinohle, asking
of permit to keep an eating stand
at the head of Canal street. To the Ad-
of Commerce.
From G. H. Grandjean and N. Larega, in
to payment for invention of an
To tho Administrator of I'm.
prOvements.
The Council then adjourned
j. H. HARDY. Secretary.