The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-11
CITY ORDINANCEs---OFFICIAL.
MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS, D
City Hall, June s, 1878.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Series

mo- Administrative Series.
An ordinance providing for a settlement with
William Henry, for Smelling and grading,
due by the proprietols Of property ON
Henry Clay Avenue, from st. Charles
street to Breslau street. and assessing
said property and fixing the amount and
terms Of assessment for which. said prop
erty IS Liable, with the c0ncurring act pE
j. u Denis, Administrator OF Finance.
Be it ordained by the Council of the city OF
New Orleans, mat the following assessments
be and are hereby levied, according to section
10 Of act No. 45 OF 1871, approved March 10.
1871, amending section 25 of act No z, extra
session OF 1870. approved March Is, 1870 and
in conformity with ordinance No. 1886, Adj
ministration Series, as amended by ordinances
No. 1922, and that street assessment bonds be-
delivered to William Henry, in settlement for
Smelling and grading on Henry Clay Avenue,
agreeably to resolutions OF the City Council
Nos. $500 and 2547 Administration Series
said bonds to be delivered at the rate of sew
enty five cents on the dollar, in fulfillment OF
the terms Of said contract, interest to run ON
the said assessments at the rate OF Z $40 per
cent per annum from the date OF surveyors
certificate. and each of said assessments shall
be due and payable as follows: The annual
interest and one-tenth of the principal to be-
paid annually to date from the Surveyors
certificate and on and after each recurring
date aforesaid: the assessment for the year
shall be due and exigible to bear against the
properties described of the persons herein
after named, and that this ordinance and as
sessments included, together with the con-
curing act Of the Administrator of Finance
be recorded in the mortgage office Of the par
sh OF Orleans
/. ). j. Gutierrez, on east side of Henry
Clay Avenue, between Green and st. George
streets, measuring 300 feet front on Henry
Clay Avenue, at the rate Of 81 Is per running
foot 'front.' 0ne-thlrd to be paid by the 'front.'
proprietors equals $425. Interest due from
date of surveyors certificate, May 26, 1873.
Assessment under the law, to be equal In
bonds at seventy-five cents on the dollar liz
hereby fixed at $566 66.
Q. Mrs. James T.. Casey on west side OF
Henry Clay Avenue, between st. Charles
and st. Patrick streets, measuring $50
feet inches front on Henry Clay Avenue, at
the rate OF 81 20 per running foot, one-thirG
to be paid by the front proprietors, equals
S516 o. Interest to run from date of Survey
or's certificate, May 26, 1874. Assessment
under the law, to be equal to bonds at seventy
five cents on the dollar, Is hereby made and
fixed at $500 70,
The metes and bounds Of the several pieces
OF property herein designated are more par
ticnlarly set forth and described in certain
plan OF property assessed under act No as
of the General Assembly OF Louisiana, see-
sion Of 1871, approved March 49, 1871, and
ordinance No. 4540 Of the Council OF the city Of
New Orleans, approved june 8, 1878, for the
Smelling and grading Of Henry Clay Avenue
from ST. Charles to Breslau street, which
plan is dated May %, 1878, signed j. A. HEM
ecourt, City Surveyor, and countersigned BY
j. @. Denis, Administrator of Finance, ard
filed In the office Of the Recorder of Mortgages
OF the parish of Orleans as part of this 0rdts
nance and assessments included