The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-25
Reports Of Committees.


: To tho City Council:
In rclerencoto The communication from M
John MrEnnry, Recorder uf MOrtgagps 4
have tho city robnd and cover certain record
Of his office. which was referred TO mo on th
tenth In 5taut, | beg leave to report that hay
examined into the Same and find the record
referred to IN very bad condition, ana tp ~
pair the Same will cost two hundred and fit
: dollars, and offer the annexed resolution
WASH. MARKS, Administrator.
Ky Mr.. Marks
Reaoired, That John McEnery, Recorder d
Mortgages. be and Is hereby authorized 4
have the records referred TO in his communi
cation Of the ninth instant rebound and GOV
ercl, etc. at m expense not exceeding tw,
hundred and fifty dollars.
Adopted unanimously.
Mr.. Chevalley
DEPARTMENT or WArERwonEs AND
Public buildings City Halt
New Orleans. December a. 1919
To the Honorable Mayor aud Administrator.
OF the City of New Orleans:
In obedience to the instructions Of tho Coun
ell have inspected tho Seventh District Jail
Tho lower floor is In rather n bad condition.
and needs repairs, but after the information
| which derived from the Judge and constabl,
of the Seventh Justee's Court that the inter
est In the property. which belonged to the
parish OF Jefferson, right and left bank was
sold some timo ago to Thomas Met orInack
Esq, leaving to the city of New Orleans tho
interests which were owned by the late cities;
Of Jefferson ana tarrplton; also that the
upper portion Of the jail only. which Is good
order and perfectly secure against the escape
of prisoners, Is used rs lookup for such per
sons as are arrested by the police and held in
custody during the night until their arraign-
ment the ensuing morning ! would respect
fully report against any expenditures being
made by the city ut the present time.
| Respectfully,
i. i. tHEvAILEy, Administrator.
Received and adopted.
MIR. Chevalley
DEPARTMENT OF WArERwoRKs AND PunLro
Buildings City Han, !
Now Orleans. December ~. 1919.
| To tho Honorable Mayer and Administrators of
the city Of Now Orleans:
Upon the communication of j. r. AIceo
Gauthrcauy, Esq, civil sheriff referred to this
department, ana asking for certain repairs and
| alterations to DO made by the city In the Office
OF the civil sheriff Of the parish. ! respectful
~ report favorahly
have inspected its condition and agree
with Mr., GauthraauX Of tho absolute neces-
Sty, Tor the accommodation and convenience
of the public, that more room Is required II
new noor necessary and n change in the 10
cality Of the water closets Of tho court build
ing very advisable.
| therefore beg leave to offer the accom-
panying resolution.
l.. II. CuEvALLEy, Administrator
BY Mr.. ChovaIley-
Reaolrcd That tho Administrator Of Water
works and Public Buildings be- and he Is
hereby authorized and directed To make
such repairs and alterations to the Office
81 the civil sheriff and the court build
ing as are asked for bv tho civil sheriff to tho
extent of $500
Received and adopted
DEPARTMENT or ASSESSMENTS, Cry HAIL.
Now Orleans. Doe. ~ 1873. I
To tho Honorable Mayor and Administrators OF
tho city Of New Orleans:
Your committee to whom was rcfcrrad the
examination Of coal yards and landings in
tho Second and Third Districts, beg leave to
report rs follows.
We find that that portion of the landing Mt
the head OF ElySian Fields street occupied
by Messrs. Icbrard Il ROca, and granted un-
der ordinance No. 1863, Administration So
lies. is not needed for the requirements Of
commerce. and recommend that it be leased
to the best advantage.
We are of the opinion that all other coal
yards In tho Second and Third Districts arc
detrimental to commerce and materially in
terfere with the proper business in loading
and unloading of vessels and recommend
that the coal on said lovco and batture be re-
moved ms soon NJ possible.
Respectfully,
WASH MARKS
Administrator of Assessments;
PATRICK NJ EALEY,
ADMINISTRATOR Oh IDllGP,
H. IL. CIIEyALLEY,
Administrator Of Waterworks and Public
Buildings.
Received and adopted.
Mr.. Behan
DEPARTMENT or COMMERCE. CRY HALL. |
New Orleans December "a. 1873. ! |
To the Honorable Mayor and Administrators
Upon the petition Of VIM, Burns, for pcr-
mission to erect small steam boiler Of two
and hal
half feet square, at No. - Camp street, have
The honor to report favorably and recommend |
that the permission be granted
Respectfully,
J. HENRY BEHAN,
Administrator of Commerce,
Resolrod That permission be and is hereby
granted to VIM Burns to erect small steam |
boiler of two horse power, and a small bake |
oven. two and onehalf feet square, at No. IS |
amp street; this permission revocable at
The pleasure ofthe Council.
Read and adopted.
Mr.. Behan---
Petition of N. Amann, president Morgan
Fire Company No 3. Referred to the Admin
strator Of Waterworks and Public Buildings.
Mr.. Behan-
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, CRY HALL. |
New Orleans. December q. 1873. ! |
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the city of New Orleans:
Upon the petition of Macmillan Hermann,
for permission to erect small steam engine
and boiler at No. Charities street, for the
purpose OF running coffee mill and parch-
ing coffee | have the honor to report favora-
bly,, and recommend that the permission be
granted.
Respectfully J. HENRY BEHAN,
Administrator OF Commerce
BY MI Behan-
Resolred, That permission be and is hereby |
granted to Macmillan Hermann to put up a |
small engine and boiler at No. Charities
street, for the purpose Of running coffee