The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-15
Council could ascertain the number of patrol
men and supernumerarles now employed.



Petitions.
From ~ r. McCloskey, ~ B. Flynn, (3l E. B.
Musgrove, "a w. FL. Beanham for B. A. Wor-
maid, 81 G. Sellinger, (6) J. Fl. & A. A. Ma
ginnis, (7} Mrs. J. Ballester, 49, G. Shaad 90 E.
j. Lawless for estate JOS. Billgery, and 1O)
J. NJ Lewis. relative to assessments. Re-
ferred to the Administrator OF Assessments.
From % citizens for the erection of gas
lamps on Magazine, Constance, Foucher and
Anthony streets, Sixth District; (2) I. Woods,
No 80 Adele street, complaining OF the dan
gerous condition Of q stable adjoining his
premises, ~ Mrs. j. Kelly, to be paid for a
SOW killed by d member of the Crescent City
Police, and a. D. Mouiezun to lease the Upper
City Park for $50 and keep fences in repair,
or $l25 and not keep them in repair. Referred
to the Administrator of Police.
From ~ citizens, against permission being
granted to 2. G, Malone to erect a steam en-
CINE at No. 1903 Euterpe street; (2l E. Fl. Sam
Dry, to erect n steam engine corner of Canal
and Viiere streets, and 81 l.. Gordon, lessee
of the Seventh District ferry, to have his
notes Cancelled and that money spent in a
suit to defend his rights under the lease be re-
funded him. Referred to the Administrator
of Commerce.
From Rev. G. r. Upton, pastor of st.
Georges Church, for cancellation of tax bills.
deferred to the City Attorney.
From citizens Grand Route Bayou St
John, for the repair Of bridges and erection of
lamps. Referred to the Administrators of I'M
provements.
FROM Charles s. Rice, attorney for Mrs.
TothleI Ior REIMBURSEMENT of $500, amount
expended by her hl,ehand for photographic
views of the city during the administration Of
Mayor Conway. Referred to the Aoministra-
tor OF Public Accounts.
The following was read
II OFFICE OF New ORLEANS WATERwoRKg Co. !
sc Drya les street, May ID. 1878, !
Hon. Ed. Pilsbury Mayor, and City Admins
traitors:
Gentiemen-I have been instructed by the
directory to urge the appointment of COM
mttee to confer with me for a settlement of
matters pending between the city and this
company
Respectfully, your obedent servant,
EDWARD TOBY, President.
On motion of Mr.. Brown the Mayor ap-
pointed, as a committee of three, Messrs.
Edwards, Brown and Denis.
The following was received and ordered
spread on the minutes;
OFFICE New ORLEANS auGAR SHED COMPANY |
New Oceans, My IL, 1873 I
Hon. Ed Pilshury, MAYOR of NV Orleans
Sir have the honor to acknowledge re-
ceipt OF your communication of the ninth in
slant, inclo-ing a copy OF ordinance No 1892
Administration Series, adopted by the City
Council at its session of May 7, amending or
dinauce No. 1928 New Series entitled Gan or
diuance to provide for the shelter and protec-
tion of sugar and moiasses received at the
port OF New Orleans"
The communication and the ordinance were
submitted by me to the board Of directors OF
the New Orleans Sugar Shed Company at
their regular monthly meeting, held the even
ing of the ninth instant. The ordinance in all
its parts received the un nimous assent of the
board; q resolution to that effect was adopted
copy of which have the honor to nclose.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JULES A. BLANC,
President Sugar Shed Company.
ICopy,l
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS SUGAR SHED COMPANY. !
New Orleans May IL. 1878.
At regular monthly meeting Of the board
Of directors of the New Orleans Sugar Shed
Company, held on the ninth of May 1878, al
7 p. M, the following resolution was offered
by Mr.. I'll. LeSassier and unanimously
ResoiUed That the amendments to the char.
ter and contract Of this company, contained
in ordinance No. 1892 Administration Series
of the city of New Orleans, adopted Mav7, 1878
/ ana approved ny Inc mayor MAY o, 1915, anu
all and every part of said ordinance No. 1892
A. S. be and the same are hereby accepted
and the president Of this company is hereby
, directed to communicate to his honor the
Mayor the assent of this company to said Or
dinance, together with a copy of this resolu,
ton.
A. G. PALFREY, Secretary.
Approved:
, JULES A. BLANC, President.
The Council then adjourned
THOS. G. RAPIER, Secretary