The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-11

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also conlicted, and yet no evil consequences
from the passage of this resolution he was
willing to take his share Of it.
The Mayor stated that he saw no serious
, objection to the adoption Of the resolution
He said 1t would be well, however, to post
pone further consideration till next meeting
: as there were other arrangements In progress
which would more speedily and effectively
accomplish the object the Administrator hat
in Wow in presenting the resolution.
Mr., McCaffrey had no objection to postpon
ing further consideration IL other and better
arrangements were in pfogress but, though
q member Of the Council, he had heard nothing
concerning them. ALI he wanted was t.
secure to the employees of the city. at thu
earliest day possible their pay for services
honestly and faithfully rendered to the city
It was then agreed that the resolution b.
made the special order OF the day for mex
Tuesday.
By Mr.. Brown and read twice
l. Resolution appropliating 1913 Is TO pay
the sanitary roll of the Department of I'm
provements for August, 1878.
2. An ordinance making appropriations fol
charitable institutions for the month of Au
gust, 1878, amounting to $332l 10.
8. An ordinance providing for the payment
of the several accounts therein named, fol
August 1878, beginning "IFiremen's Charita>
bic Association" and amounting to 1888 81
4. An ordinance providing for the payment
of the several accounts therein named, for
August, 1878, beginning "New Orleans Gas
light Company" and amounting to $15, 299.
| s. An ordinance providing for the payment
of the accounts therein named, for August
1878. beginning flames D. Houston and
amounting to $3555 20.
6. An ordinance providing for the payment
Of the several accounts therein named, fol
sanitary purposes for the months of August
and September, 1878, as per bills approved by
the Mayor and Administrator Of Improve
ments. beginning "Oreans Fire Company No
81 and amounting to $4459 40.
| 7. An ordinance providing for the payment
of the several &c counts therein named for
August, 1873, beginning BARLEY & Fays-
SIOUX" and amounting to 1872 Ga.
| 8. An ordinance providing for the payment
| Of the several accounts therein named for
| August, 1873, beginning ST. T. Hanseil," and
amounting to $5707 81.
Petitions and Communications.
The following petition was read:
To the City Council:
Gcntlemen-We hereby respectfully ask per-
mission to substitute the name of W. Ell. Nc
Lellan for that of Mr.. Thos Marley upon our
bond as contractors with the city.
Your obedient servants.
BARTLEY IL FAYSsOUX.
New Orleans, September TO- 1873.
Mr.. Cavanac offered the following resolu-
ton, which was unanimously adoped:
Resolred, That the name OF w. II. McLel-
Ian be substituted in place of that OF Thomas
Marley, as security on the bonds Of BARLEY
ferent contracts with the city OF New Orleans,
for repairing and keeping In repair the streets
bridges, wings and crossings, etc, In the diff
ferent districts of the city,
The following petition was read and re-
ferred to the Administrator of Assessments:
OFFICE RECORDER Or MoETaAGEs)
For the Parish Of Orleans, !
New Orleans, August 30. 1878
To the Honorable Mayor and Administrators of
the city of New Orleans:
| respectfully inform your honorable body
that to preserve the records of this Office it is
actually necessary that about thirtytwo
record books should be covered with canvas;
about ten rebound, and about the same num-
Der of indexes be made new.
It Is important that this should be attend
cd to at once, and | would suggest that O
committee be appointed to examine the
matter.
/ am, very respectfully, your obedient ser
want, j, e. RICHARDSON,
Deputy Recorder,
A communication from j. Gould, president,
and G.. W. Bryant, secretary Mutual Ben
evoIent Relief, asking the formal approval of
the Council, was read and ordered filed.
A petition Of L. Boye for reduction of as
sessment, Was ordered to be referred to the
Administrator Of Assessments.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE AND APPOINTMENTS AID
INTERIM.
Leave Of absence for fifteen days was grant
ed Hon. J. G.. Denis, Administrator of Finance
The Mayor appointed Hon. G. Cavanac Ad-
ministrator of Finance pro tenn, and Hon.
John L. Rengstorff Administrator OF Water
works and Public Buildings pro tenn, Hon. j.
D. Edwards being incapacitated by sickness
from attending to the duties of his office.
Police Appointments.
The following communication from the
Mayor was read
New Orleans, Sep ember 10, 1873 !
To the City Council:
I have appointed, subject to your approval,
the following supernumeraries on the police
force to fill vacancies:
Patrick Keenan,, Algiers.
Victor Petet, IT'S st. Philip street.
Stephen McGraw, 40 Laurel street.
John Lassen Love and Bartholomew.
James Glennon, 400 Cont street.
James Barney, 121 St. Louis street.
l.. w. Pellssier. 294 st. Ann street.
VIM. Perrien, Live Oak street. Sixth Dis
trict.
A. G. Mlgaud, 1O5 Pleasant street.
Frederick Dolsen, 173 Lafayette Avenue.
Charles S. Weinzettel, 361 Customhouse
street.
John Gillaspie, corner OF Liberty and Lafay
cite.
A. Levy, 1871 st. Louis street.
VIM. WoIfert, $50 Basin street.
Philip Braun, 5 Miro street.
Emile Weidig, Second street, between How
ard and Freret.
JAS d. Donovan, 370 Decatur street.
ED. PILsBUKY, Mayor.
On motion of Mr.. Rengstortr the appoint
ments were confirmed.