The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-07
leans Rife Club for the construction OF plank
walk on New Metairis Road. Adopted.
By Mr.. Cavanao--


DEPARTMENT or ComMERcE,l
City Hall, I
New Orleans, March 6, 1881
To the Hon Mayor and Administrators:
Upon the petition Of II. DelBondio Co.. for
lease Of q portion Of ground, TO be designa ss
hereafter. 10 build grain elevator, have the
honor TO report faYorRbly, on the grounds that
suob improvements will prove an additional i'm.
petus in securing Us grain trade, and WIN az
materially in promoting the commefolal ana
other Interests OF this city, and therefore recon-
mend that sid lease be granted according 10
plans and specifications to be furnished by the
Administrator OF Commerce and City Surveyor,
subject TO the approval OF the Council
CHAs. CAvANAC.
Admi 1istrator of Commerce.
Ordinances and Resolutions offered.
By Mr.. Cavanac-
Resolped. That the Mayor be and 10 hereby
authorized to enter into tract In beilait OF the
city of New Orleans, with FL. DeiBondio d 70.
by notarial act before the City Notary, Tor the
lease of portion OF ground on the leyee Tor the
purpose Of building grain elevator, aooordihs
to plans and specifications to be furnished ny me
Administrator OF Commerce and The Clty sur
veyor subject to the approval OF the City oounoil.
Read and laid over.
By Mr. Edwards
Resolution accepting the proposal OF Thomas
O'Neil to build McDonogh School House NO. y,
for sl4, 400.
Adopted unanimously, the yeas and nays hay
ing been called.
BY MIR. Brown, and read twice
An ordinance providing for the payment of the
several accounts therein named. for February,
| 1873. beginning SD. b. Penn, Register OF Con-
| veyanoes," and amounting to sa329 %.
l nH,ar md LAID
| Be it ordained, That from and after the pass
| age of this ordinance 1t shall not be lawful ior
| any owner, proprietor or occupant OF building
| to cucumber obstruet the sidewalks and streets
| throughout the city OF New Orleans with tenn
| porary supports, such "a wooden posts or
| stanchions, to strengthen their verandahs or
| balconies.
Be il further ordained That in all cases where
| yerandahs and balconies may be found too WEAR
the same shall be strengthened in permanent
| manner BY the owner or occupant of the bull ding
with hog chains, iron brackets, eto,, under the
direction OF the Administrator OF Improvements
and City Surveyor. -
persons refusing to comply with the provisions OF
this ordinance shall be subject to fine OF ten
dollars. and the material used by him or them
shall be removed by the administrator and ap-
Piled to public use.
Petitions and Communications.
The following petition was read, ordered spread
on the minutes and referred to Messrs. Nc
Ga frey. Cavsnso and Denis. Committee on Rai'
roads, with instructions to report at the mex
meeting:
To the Honorable Mayor and Administrators o
the City OF Now Orleans:
f,euNen,euo- The undersigned residents, prop
erty holders and citizens OF this city, being cog
INFANT of the fact that petition purportlng 10 o.
signed by certain residents, property holders ant
merchants Gu Canal street, has been presented
to your honorable body, praying that the New
Orleans City Railroad Company be denied thu
privilege Of running its lake trains 70 me pres
4 ent terminus on the neutral ground OF CANAL
= | between Csrondelet and Baronne streets, re-
r spectfulIy represent that we beg to differ will
+" the allegations set forth in said petition, 81
8 published in the DEMOCRAT, OF January H. 1915
y for the following reasons VIZ
That by reference to the company's schedule
+ YOU will End that during the winter or busnes
Y season there is but one train leaving and arriv
y ing at the city every two hours, and THIS raln
!, discontinued at O'Clock D. M. which certainl
does not disturb the nights rest OF the resident
| on Canal street.
That there is no ringing OF bells or blowing Q
whistles to annoy citizens and frighten ANNA az
m alleged; the train making less noise than u
J. ordinary street oar, and certainly less than IN
| numerous frays and floats that are contnuousl
" traversipg the street. to and from the sewers
1T cotton presses. A..
., That during the long, hot summer months th
o vast portion OF the population OF the city VINO
% through poverty and other causes, are compete
j. to remain At home find the New Orleans Olty so
D. Lake railroad, with its present terminus closer
connecting with nearly all the different stree
y RAILWAYS in the CITY, a very convenient and neces
% sary ms tituton affordipg as it does the only ou
D. let from the heated city, and an opportunity
Of enjoy the fresh breezes of the lake.
h Your petitioners could advance other supstaI
o. tial reasons why the petition against the road
T. not entitled to your favorable consideration, bt
30 deem it unnecessary, believing that your hone
D. able body folly understands and eappreclates IN
ID great accommodation and advantages aftoraed
/. the general public by this road
10 We therefore ask your favorable conslderat'o
10 for the interests of tho Now Orleans City Ral
% road Company and the general public.
to j. A. Walker, Crescent Hall.
al Pace & Anselmi.
I'd L.manta Bros, 118 Canal street.
W. A. Bell, Canal street.
l. Thos. W. Moody, 5l3 CANAL street.
T. Charles Rhodes 1913 CANAL street.
10 David Urquhart. o
by L. Neustadtl. 1872 Canal street.
10 10 Eyrioh. 1870 Canal street.
III A, Baldwin, IA Canal street. 60
n; W. II. Letchford, Canal street.
Id The Singer Manufacturing Company
90 Robt s. Green, CANAL street.
Edward Lilienthal, So Canal street.
I'd John McGuiness, No. 113 Canal street.
u Fernando G. Carbajal, NO @a oahal st,ee'' O
BIS George McOloskey. No. 12l Canal street.
be George W. Collier, No. 3OA Canal street.
q J. Ruel, No. 375 Canal.
ne Til. Freller, Jr., No. GA Robertson street.
,r- D. Jamison No. 1875 Canal street.
[r. Jules Paquot, No. As Burgundy street.
he Hay Il Mehle, No 80 Commerce street.
lal Tn. Potter, No. 1870 Common street.
J. M Crawford, No. Common street.
Of J. MCDONNELL No. 8 Common street.
20 O. s. Searings, City Hall.
lid A. Viavant, Jr.
IT. j. r. De Fuentes.
'rt ia. Mahe.
be s. Waters.
ga William Bullitt, Common street.
'ut T. s. Maillons, Baronne street.
sd George A. Meilleur, Bsronne street. o
q Paul Bourcier, Baronne street.
Wash. e. Vlnet.
f. Foy, Kampart street.
/. T f. Jonnson, Rampant street.