The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-10
HENRY ELLERMANN.
NEW ORLEANS, MAY 6, 1878.

mann. DR..
For repairs to bulkheads and Ievee in the
Third District, which were damaged by
the storm Of March 9, 1878, viz:
1886 feet QineaU of new picket bulk
heads, from Delery to Lizardi
streets, at IS cents per foot 1870. S2,426 25
1866 lineal feet Of plank bulkheads
new, from Lizard to Kentucky
street, near MOntegut street,
and opposite Spain and Mande-
vile streets, at 81 50 per foot -. 2949 90
per load ...........,.. .......... 600 90
ton. .................. 568 50
Total ................ .......... S6,543 rs
A communication from S. Woodward, pres
ident local committe National Narrow Gauge
Railway Convention, asking the Council to
attend or send a representative to the con-
ventiOn to be held in Cincinnati, J July II, was
received.
From d L. Mathis, complaining of pile
of ballast in front of his property, on Water
street, between Washington and Sixth streets;
~ from steamboat captains, owners and
agents, complaining Of the loss and inconve-
nience caused last year by insufficiency of
wharf room, stating that, in their opinion, the
river tonnage and amount of produce will be
greatly increased this year, and asking that
additional room be granted them.
Mr.. Cavanac stated that he was preparing
an ordinance to meet the requirements Of Pc
ttiOners.
Both petitions were referred to the Admin
istratOr of Commerce.
From u A. NJ. Lamotte and others, COM
planning Of the brewery of Fl. Lusse, No. 478
Charities street, and ~ residents in the neigh
borhood of Poydras and Galvez streets, ask
ing for the establishment Of fire alarm and
bell. Referred to the Administrator of Po-
lice
From J. Labry & Chassaignac, for free
license to carry on commission business.
Referred to the Administrator Of Finance.
From (1) A. Rochereau Il Co., ~ E. M. Char
pentier, and 49, E. del Coral, for reduction of
assessments. Referred to the Administrator
of Assessments.
The following communication was read and
the action of the committee approved:
New ORLEANS, July g. 1878.
To the City Council:
| have the honor to inform you that at
called meeting of the committee on the Sickles |
Fund, held July 7, AdOlphe Gabert was elected
druggist in place Of l.. TebO, resigned. Drug |
shop corner st. Charles and Washington
Avenues.
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
j. DICKSON BRUINS, N. d.,
Chairman Committee on Sickles Fund.
report from H. Bezou, NJ. D., sanitary in
spector of the Third District, on the condi- |
tion OF the Asylum of Holy Family, was read
and referredto the City Surveyor to report the
cost of filling the lots complained of as being
Injurious to the health of that neighborhoOd.
The following communication was read:
NEW ORLEANS. July 8, 1873.
Hon. Ed. Pilshury, Mayor of New Orleans:
Dear Sir respectfully call your attention |
to the resolutions adopted by the Chamber of
Commerce, calling a national and interna-
tional convention, to meet in this city in No
yember next, and ask your cooperation.
Very respectfully,
CYRUS BUssEY,
President New Orleans Chamber of Com
merce.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, I
New Orleans, La, July 6. 1878. I
To the Mayor and Administrators City of New
Orleans. New Orleans Cotton Exchange, and
Sugar Planters Association: