New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-14

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DEPARTMENT OF wATERwORKS AND PUBL,
] BUILDINGS.
| Insane Asylum
H. Weisen bach. wood. ..... ....... $40 o.
Joseph Palmeson, vegetables. .... As On
Total. ........................s l65 Of
Home of aged and Ilfrm-
Joseph PalmesOn, vegeta bles. .. 90C
City Hail.
vkRIOUS BILLS.
James A. Gresham, copy of acts of 1875.
tor the Department Of Commerce. aD-
proved, s..
German Gazette, advertising various no.
tees for the Department of Finance, ap-
proved, $4S 25; advertising wharf lease for
rhe Department OF Commerce, approved
81 50.
Gubernator & Terry, for hauling water
pipes to the Orleans canal culvert, approved
by the Administrator of improvements, $i5;
hauling machinery, etc, approved by the
administrator of Improvements, sac 50.
Francis johnson, carriage hire for the
Administrators visiting levees, etc, ap-
proved, $40.
j, c. Zacharie, transferee of j. Bender
nagel, custodian OF. notarial records, for
rent of office az depository for nOtarial
records from May H. 1875, to July Is, 1875,
two months, at $50 per month, approved,
$lOO.
John Fnan, gas fixtures for the Depart
ment of Public Accounts. approved, S. So
Sunday Delta, advertising various notices.
and subscription to paper to October /,
1919, approved as follows: Department of
Finance, 81; Department of Commerce,
- 30: MAYORS office Sl4 So
w. German, for reimbursement of tax for
the year 1868, on property in square No
ID. First District, psiu twice, 500.
A j. Barrett, H. Neeley, L. A. Allen, H.
kohlhouse, Nelson Moody, Louis Baker, w.
Telling and w. T. Evans, for salary as extra
police officers employed in municipal police
courts for the month of May. 1875 on paw
rolls to be certified by the judges Of the re-
spective courts, $500 g..
Grand total, 1854 35.
The Mayor stated to the Council that he
had granted Mr.. Bertoli leave of absen &c.
which action was ON motion ratified.
Petitions.
The aforementioned petitions and com.
munications, presented by the Mayor, were
referred as stated:
From citizens praying for the opening of
st. Joseph street: Widow B. G.. Keller, to
be relieved from payment OF interest on
tax bill of 1861; F. Lemongy, for an extern
sion of time to pay taxes, and A. E. Bien-
venu, agent of A. Weber. for . suspen-
sion of sale for twenty days. To the COM
mittee Of the whole.
From F. +. LOsch, for permission to erect
an oven at No. 81 Union street, Third Dis
trict, and from vegetable vendors, praying
for the passage Of an ordinance regulating
the time for the arriva of carts, etc., laden
with vegetables, and the disposing of the
same. To the Administrator of Commerce.
From citizens of the Seventh District,
against extension of the Upperline street
canal; F. Charpaux & Co., for permission to
remove advertising board, corner of Canal
and Burgundy streets; +. Hecker, to erect
a water trough corner of New Levee and
Market streets. To the Administrator of
Improvements.
From j. Rodrigues, to compromise with
the city for damages done to his property
by the digging of canal. To the Admins
traitor of improvements, with power to act.
From G. B. Love, for reduction of assess
ment. To the Administrator of Assess
ments.
From vidangeurs, FOR the designation of
wharf for their use, and from James GRAY,
for estate of A. 2. Gray, praying for the
city Of New Orleans to remove its obiec-
tions, which may have arisen on account OF
the litigation now pending To the City
Attorney.
The Council then adjourned.
J. H. HARDY, Secretary.