New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-05
Serred @ - CO. lttse Of the whole:
DEPARTMENT OF InPRovRMKxTs

April I, 1876.
TO the City Council Of New Orleans.
l respectfully beg leave to report thu,
/ dredgeboat No. 3, engaged in excavAtinR
i the Peoples avenue canal and constructing
the lower protection lovee, has reached the
| intersection of Peoples avenue. Florida
walk aud Lafayette avenue, and the in
structions Of the Council are respectfully
requested concerning the further pr0secn-
ton Of tho work.
also respectfully report that the trans.
teree Of the Mississippi and Mexican Gulf
Ship Canal Company demands lines and
levels for the com plotlOn of the lower pro-
| lection levee, from station No. 20 to sta
ton No. 157. about 500 feet, involving an
issue Of drainage warrants to the am0unt
| of about go. 1000.
The lower projection levee has been lev
aled and graded, as required by act No. 30,
and city ordinances in conformity there.
| to, from the lake to station No. 20, q dis
lance of about 1000 feet. -.
E. A. BURKE, Administrator.
Ordinances and Resolutions offered.
By Mr.. Bouny, and adopted:
Resolution canceling erroneous assess
ment on capital of j. M. Soniat and reduc-
ing assessment Of Virginia H. Freedland
and Lydia NJ Longmire.
BY Mr.. Mccarthy, and adopted:
Resolution authorizing the Administrator
of Police to order gas lamp erected on
Bagatelle, bet ween Dauphine and Burgundy
streets, and also two lamps, one corner La.
fsyette and Commerce streets, and one
corner of Lafayette and Foucher streets.
By Mr.. Pilsbury, and adopted:
An Ordir ,rc-;1;,r fNr No
of certain interest.
BY Mr.. Landry, and adopted:
Resolution directing the Administrator of
Commerce to make full and detailed re-
port of the condition of all the different
street railroads, and to prepare an ordinance
to enforce strict compliance with their
respective charters.
By Mr.. Landry, and referred to the COM
mittee of the whole:
An ordinance to provide for the sale Of
the revenues of the public markets of the
city of New Orleans for a series of years.
Also, resolution directing the City Sur
veyor to lay of Water street side of
square of ground bounded by Robin, Hen
derson, Front and Water streets, so as to
extend said street. Same reference.
BY Mr.. Burke, and adopted:
1. Resolution authorizing the advertise
mont for sealed proposals for the repairs of
the water wheel of the Bienville draining
machine.
9. Resolution in favor of J. Higgins for
$50 50.
3. Resolution authorizing the advertise
ment for proposals to rebuild the chimney
of the. Dublin avenue draining machine.
4. Resolution that the committee of the
whole be authorized to open negotiations
with the transferee of the Mississippi aad
Mexican Gulf Ship Canal Company, and to
prepare an ordinance in conformity with
act No. 16.
BY Mr.. Brown, and adopted:
Resolution reimbursing s. IS to Mrs.
Ignes de Ia Vallina for erroneous assese-
ment, and appropriating SIS to John q.
Fleming for gas fitting.
Mr.. Pilsbury called up ian ordinance to
carry into effect act No. 20 of the General
Of the State of Louisiana, ap-
proved March 3, 1876, which, apon being
read by title, Mr.. Landry presented the fol- |
lowing writ of injunction, and the whole |
matter was referred to the committee of
the whole:
State of Louisiana - Superior District |
Court for the parish of Orleans-L. C.
ct ais VS.. Mayor and Admlnistrs-
tors of the city of New Orleans, No. q ,O63. |
c$~Ha Ynv, a. r
Of Commerce, greeting:
You are hereby eDjoined and restrained,
in the name of the State of Louisiana aud |
Of the Superior District Court of the par
lsh of Orleans, from IN any manner at |
tempting to execute or carry out the pro- |
visions Of act No. 20 of 1876, approved |
March 3, 1876. And you are 80 enioined, |
md until the further order Of this honora-
BILE court.
Witness the Hon. Jacob Hawkins. iudre
If eaid court, this fourth day of April, in
he year of our Lord 1876, and in the one
year of the independence of
he United States.
P. f. BURKE, Deputy Clerk
BY Mr.. Brown, and read twice:
IN ordinance making appropriations for
charitable institutions for the month Of
March, 1876.
Be it ordained by the Council of the CITY
# New Orleans, That the Administrator of
'ublic Accounts warrant on the Admins
rator of Finance in favor of the following
QstitutiOns for the sums respectively eet
opposite their names, being the allowance
or charity for the month of March, 1876,
a conformity with article 7l6, Revised City
avs and Ordinances:
am, Charities, between Mazant and French |
treets, 1886 inmates, $500 SO.
st. Vince1t's Home, No. 81 BienviIle
treet, ll8 inmates, $l37 G6.
st. Vincents Infant Orphan Asylum, |
ACE, corner Magazine street, 1879 inmates,
232 l6.
St. Elizabeth's Asylum, Napoleon avenue.
etween Perrier and Prytania street, lao
Female Asylum of the Immaculate Con-
eptlon. No. 81 Rampant, corner Elmira
rect, los inmates, $I22 so.
Mount Carmel Asylum, No. 50 Piety.
etween Dsuphine and Royal streets, LIS
New Orleans Female Orphan Asylum,
lilo, between Camp and Prytania streets,
10 inmates, $l63 SO.
Protestant Episcopal Children's Home,
lckson, between Chippewa aud st. Thomas !
reefs, thirty six inmates. $42.
Home for Jewish Widows and Orphans,
ates, 1923 66.
Orphans Home, Seventh street, between Z
agazine and Constance streets, l43 in
ates, $l66 80.
st. Anna Asylum, corner Of Prytania and
. Mary streets, ninety-fOur inmates.
90 66. II
Louisiana Asylum, corner of TOnti and
Dspital streets, twenty five inmates, 500 I6. | e
Asylum Of the Little Sisters Of the Poor,
Iharpe. between johnson and Prieur