New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-11
port that we have adiudicated said market
to A. Trichard for the sum of $500.
j. q. LANDRY,
Chairman;
e. PILSBURY,
j. G. BROWN.

l CHAIRMAN;
e. PILSBURY,
j. G. BROWN.
By Mr.. Bouny and adopted:
Favorably by resolution on the petition
Of the nuns Of St. Dominic for cancellation
Of certain tax bills.
By Mr.. Burke and adopted:
Unfavorably on tie proposal of Robert
j. Connolly to keep in repair the bridges i,
the Fourth and Sixth Districts.
Ordinances and resolutions offered ant
read twice.
By Mr.. Brown:
An ordinance providing for the payment O.
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appro.
priations De and are hereby made, and that
the Administrator of Public Accounts war.
rant on the Administrator Of Finance in
payment of the same:
New Orleans Bee, for one year subscrip.
ton, for the Department Of Assessments,
ending January |. 1876, approved, $l4.
| New Orleans Times, for one year sub
scription, for the Department. Of Assess.
meuts, ending January l, 1885, approved,
Sl4.
| A. w. Hyatt, assessment books, ETC.. FOX
the Department of Assessments, approved
| $l73 Is.
Register of couveyances for AS certi
ticates OF transfer of property in the month
OF January, 1875, at fifty cents, approved
by Administrator of Assessments, $72 so.
G. Casanave, recorder Of deaths, ETC., for
| recording deaths in the month Of January,
1875, approved. $l04 so.
| Louis Schneider, late Administrator OF
Finance, for Office furniture turned over to
! lis successor, being his private property, as
per bill, approved, $l7S.
| John Burke, clerk of the Superior
! District Court, for costs in city tax suits o.
1874, as per bill approved by H. C. Miller
and Samuel T. Blanc, assistant city attor-
allowed by law, $23 $40; less rebate, $4,000;
| net, 1882.
Isaac W. Falls, seventh justice of the
peace, in full for salary for the month of
| January, 1875, in lieu of fees in crimina al
cases, as per compromise, $780,;
c. C. Piper, constable Of the Seventh JUS
tice Court, in full for salary for the month
Of January, 1875. in lieu Of fees in criminal
| cases, as per compromise, $780,
An ordinance providing for the payment OF
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appro.
priations be and hereby made, and that the
Administrator of Public Accounts warrant
| on the Administrator of Finance in pay
aent Of the same, whenever there shall be
money in the city treasury to the credit of
the appropriate fund for each account,
from tie revenues of the year 1874, and not
otherwise appropriated:
Is. Bloomfield Il Co., for stationery fur
nished Superior Criminal Court in the
month of November, 1874, as per bill ap-
droved BY the Judge Of said court, Sl23.
Isaac w: Falls, seventh Justice of the
peace. for fees in criminal cases, under act
No. l29 OF 1874, for the month of November,
1874, less charge for atfidavits not enumer-
ated in fee bill, $lG3 Is.
E. Il. Falls, late constable of the seventh
justice court, for fees in criminal cases un-
der aoJ No. l29 of 1874, for the month Of
November, 1874, $157 20.
Isaac W. Falls, seventh justice of the
peace, IL full for salary for the month of
December, 1874, in lieu OF fees in criminal
cases. as per compromise, $3.50.
c. c: Piper, constable OF seventh justice
court, in full for salary for month of De-
cember. 1874, in lieu of fees in criminal
cases, rs per compromise, $3.50.
BY Mr.. Bouny and adopted:
Rcsolced, That the Administrators of Pub.
lie Accounts ard Finance be and are hereby
authorized TO cancel the judgment rendered
by the Superior District Court (suit No
1C5Si) in favor of the city of New Orleans
for the tax for the year 1874 (tax bill No.
lt0l). on certain property located in square
No. 277, second assessment district, said
property being used for charitable and re-
hglOus purposes.
By Mr.. Landry and adopted:
Reso.ce1, That the proposal of William
Taylor ior tie establishment of q steam
passenger ferry for a term Of two years, at
the loot o1 Louisiana avenue, at SIS per
month. be aud the Same is hereby accepted,
and that tie Mayor be and is hereby au-
tnorlZeu to enter into contract in behalf of
the city OF New Orleans, by nOtarial act
before the Cay Notary, with the said VIII
liam Taylor, according to specifications
on tie IN the Department OF Commerce.
Petitions.
The aforementioned petitions and com
munica lions, presented by the Mayor were
severaily referred as stated
From j. Capas, asking payment for ser
vices as coroner of Jefferson parish and L.
Capas, late commissary of Carrollton, ask.
ing paymen. Of his salary for the year 1874.
To the Administrator of Public Accom- is.
From Rev F. Gautrelet. president Of the
Catholic Association, asking relief as re ards
taxes since 1871, and Widow John Freret
asking exemption from taxation OF her
property used for public school purposes.
TO the Administrator of Finance
From j. Plaisent. president, and P. lis ne,
Jr., secretary, of Orleans Il abroad C on
pany, asking that changes of rates be per-
nitted on the line of the Orleans Railr cad |
Company, and from Louis Fetter to erect a |
bake oven corner of Annette and Derbig nv |
streets, Third District. To the Admin S. |
.rator of Commerce
From property holders, complaining of a |
moss factory on Franklin street To the
of Police.
From r. A. Peppers, asking reduction
If assessment on certain property. To the
of Assessments.
On motion of Mr.. Landry, tho request Of
Ion. E. A. Burke, Administrator of I'm.
'rovements, for leave of absence for ten
lays was granted by the Council
The Council then adjourned.
j. II. HARDY, Secretary.