The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-07
premises No. 7sg Magasine street be authorized
TO continue their m anu Raeture.
Respectfully,
CHAB. UAvANAU,
Administrator Of Commerce.

to continue their manufacture.
UHAs. uAvANAu,
Administrator OF Commerce.
BY Mr.. Diamond
l. Unfavorably on the petition Of JOS. Maloury.
complaining of stable in the rear Of his
premises. Adopted.
2. Unfavorsbly on the petition of James Clark.
relative to chimney at No. 458 Magazine street.
Adopted.
by Mr.. Rengstofff-
Unfavorably on the petition of A. D. Terre-
bonnie for reduction OF assessments. Adopted.
ordinances ana Resolutions offered.
By Mr.. Oavansc- 49,
l. Resolution granting permission to John
Vending 4 Bro. to erect steam engine at No.
45 North Peters street. Adopted
2. Resolution granting Fowler b Smith per-
mission to erect steam engine at No. 103
Tchoupitoulss street. Adopted.
by Mr.. Brown and adopted
l. Resolution appropriating $3.50 40, In favor
OF J. q. Denis, Administrator OF Finance. for
cash advanced for law charges etc.
a. An ordinance TO psy certain interest,
amounting TO $40.
By Mr.. Brown, and read twice
Frawley, for cleaning, etc., Claiborne canal.
q Resolution appropriating $4,000 to psy the
Crescent City Police for October, 1877.
g. An ordinance making appropriations for
charitable institutions for October, 1877,
amounting TO s3i42 GO.
4. An ordinance providing for the payment Of
the several accounts therein named for October,
1877, beginning ''Firemen's Charitable Assooia
ton" etc., amounting to *14,ss3 81.
8. An ordinance providing for the payment OF
the several accounts therein named for October,
1877, beginning "New Orleans Gaslighb Com
pany," amounting to sl4,607 o..
6. An ordinance providing for the payment Of
accounts therein named for October, 1877 begin
ming "Daiiy City Item," and amounting to
s4,65S Os.
From ~ property holders complaining Of the
condition OF the cutters and bitches in the Third
District, between Adams, Delery. Levee and
doodchildren streets, and az citizens residing
on St. Charles street, between Delachaise and
Marengo streets, for reimbursement Of money ex-
pended by them to repair said street. Referred
TO the Administrator OF improvements.
From t1) J. segassie for permission TO locate
his mill and CRATE at No. 400 Decatur street; t2)
citizens complaining of the rate Of speed of the
locomotives running to the elevator, and 81 John
Curry to erect q blacksmith shop at No. 265 airod
street. Referred TO the Administrator of Conn
merce.
From (1) Widow G.. James, for reimbursement
Of tax paid in error, and t2) NJ. McQuade, to
compromise tax bill Of 1870. Referred to the
Administrator of Public Accounts.
From a. Mary A. Foley. t2) ?. E. and l.. P.
Boutte, t51 Hattie Keen, and az Il. W. CLARK, for
reduction of assessments. Referred to the Ad-
minisrator OF Assessments.
From W. Fl. shepard, to erect steam engine
at No. 81 Customhouse street. MIR. Cavanac re.
ported fsvorsbly on this petition, and offered
resolution granting the permission asked for,
which was adopted.
The following communication was read:
10 the honorable the Administrator of Water
works and Public Buildings:
Sir-The proprietor of the Luxembourg Hospital
has the honor of aoeeding to the wish of the Adj
ministrator in the matter of the reduction OF the
per diem for INDECENT smallpox patients, from 80
to 90 30 per day, for and in confederation OF the
came remaining In force for term of two years
from date. The city contracting and accepting
contracts for the mentioned reduction and stipu.
lated term.
Respectfully submitted,
J. J. HAYES, M. D.,
Proprietor OF Hospital
New Orleans, November /, 1877.
In connection with the foregoing, Mr.. Edwards
offered the following resolution. which was read
and laid over
ResolUed, That the proposition of DR.. J. J.
Hayes, proprietor Of the Nuremberg Hospital, for
the maintenance aud care OF INDECENT smallpox
patients ut said hospital for period Of two
years for and in consideration of the sum of two
dollars and fifty cents per day for each patient,
be and the same is hereby accepted, and the
Mayor is authorized to enter into contract
on behalf Of the city with the said DR.. J. j.
Hayes for the faithful performance Of tho work
The stcISles Fund.
The Mayor reported to the Council that he had
appointed Drs. J. d. Bruins, r. L. fancy and 9.
Turpin to suggest q plan to carry out the object
of the Sickles bequest, in accordance with the
resolution adopted at the last meeting of the
Council.
The Council then adjourned.
THOs. G.. RAPIER, Secretary.