The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05
MEETING.
CRY HALL, New ORLEANS,

CRY HALL, NEW ORLEANS,
Tuesday. February 4, 1879.
The Council met this day at IL o'clock m,
In regulay session.
Presentation. 1. w. Patton, Mayor. pre-
siding; and Administrators Behan, Chevalley,
| Glynn. Houston, Isaaeson, Marks and Mealey.
The reading Of the minutes OF the previous
meeting was dispensed with, and they were
approved as printed.
Mr.. Marks arose to question OF privilege,
relative to an article in the New Orleans
Picayune, wherein 1t is stated that the city
administration were attempting 10 control
the election of delegates to the approaching
Constitutional Convention. He denied the
statement as incorrect.
Mr.. Houston also made @ few remarks on
the same subject.
Financial Business ON Final Passage.
Mr.. Glynn called up the following ordi-
napces and resolutions for third reading and
final passage:
|. Authorizing the commissioners Of Melon
OCH school fund to effect additional insur-
ance. Adopted.
Q. Ordinance providing for the payment OF
the several accounts therein named, COM
| ulGItluR DtpHhb HlbHb VI lmplONtIutubSy
street wages, S12. COG TO-" Adopted.
8. Ordinance appropriating 1896 10 to pay
Crescent City Police for month of January.
Adopted.
A. An ordinance ~appropriat.ng $6t2S, CON-
mencing John Fitzpatrick, criminal sheriff."
for month Of January. Adopted.
5. An ordinance for the payment OF the sew
eral accounts therein named, commencing "B.
Armbruster, clerk Third District Court, s346."
Adopted.
9. An ordinance for the payment OF the sew
eral accounts therein named, commencing
"Street repairs, $t40 60" Adopted.
2. An ordinance for the payment Of the sev-
eral accounts therein named, beginning New
Orleans Gas Light Company, as per contract,
$so48 49," Adopted.
5. An ordinance making IN appropriation
for charitable institutions for the month OF
January, 1879, commencing "St. Mary's Or
phan Boys Asylum, $4o6." Adopted.
0. An ordinance for the payment of the
several accounts therein named, commencing
"Flremen's Charitable Association, $4,000, as
per contract" Adopted.
10. An ordinance providing for the payment
Of certain interest, &c. Bouny, $780,
Adopted.
II. An ordinance providing for the payment
OF the col sries, etc, commencing Recorders
courts" and amounting to $1675.
BY Mr.. Behan-
Resolued, That the Administrator OF Ac.
counts warrant on the Administrator Oh
Finance for the amount paid by the purchaser
of the Jefferson City Market for the month
of February. less three days at 50 65-S10 95--
making balance due OF $50 05, said market
having been destroyed by fire on the third In
slant.
Adopted.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. CRY HALL. /
New Orleans. February a. 1879. !
To the City Council:
Upon the petition of J. T. Shaw for permits
sion to erect a small steam engine at 593 Mag
aZine street, for the purpose of grinding and
parcbing coffee, / have the honor to report
favorabIy. and recommend that the petition
be granted.
, Respectfully,
: J. HENRY BEHAN,
Administrator.
BY Mr.. Behan-
RESOLVED, That permission be and Is hereby
/ granted to Mr.. D L. Shaw, to erect n To-
, cate a small steam engine on the premises
l No. 593 Magazine street, said steam engine L
be used for the purpose OF parching ant
1 grinding coffee. This permission revocablt
at the pleasure Of the Council.
Adopted.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, CRY HALL.
: New Orleans, February 4. 1873.
To the City Council:
Upon the petition OF Louis Haus to erect
blacksmith shop at No. 81 Basin street,
have the honor TO report favorably.
j. HENRY BEHAN, Administrator.
BY Mr.. Behan-
RESOLVED, That permission be and Is hereby
granted Louis Haus to erect q blacksmith
shop vt No. 81 Basin street; said permission
: revocable ut the pleasure OF the Council.
Adopted.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, Cry HALL,
i New Orleans. February q, 1879.
To the City Council:
Upon the petition OF Mr.. N. Stander, TO
D permission to erect a small steam engine T.
run a meat ichopping apparatus-said engin
: to be erected corner of Eighth and Laure
3 streets-I have the honor to report favorabIy
j.. HENRY BEHAN, :
Administrator Of Commerce.
!, By Mr.. Behan-
: RESOLVED, That permission be and is hereb,
granted to N. Stander to erect q small steam
engine at the corner OF Eighth and Laure
Q streets; said permission revocable at tn
pleasure OF the Council.
. Adopted.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. CITY HALL.
New Orleans. February 4, 1879.
To the City Councils:
4 Upon the petition of Dan Talmage's Son
IL Co. to erect a t~wenty-horse power steam
engine at Nos. al and 43 North Peters street
! / have the honor to report favorably.
= Respectfully,
I j. HENRY BEHAN,
Administrator.
By Mr.. Behan:
| RESOLVED, That permission be and Is hereb,
granted Dan Talmage's Sons IL Co. to erect
! t~wenty-horse power steam engine at Nos. 4
and 43 North Peters street, said permission
1 revocable at the pleasure OF the Council.
Adopted.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. CITY HALL.
: New Orleans. February 4, 1879.
= To the City Council:
Upon the petition of Widow Lenna Kobe
. asking payment for stalls erected in the Dry
AIDES Market in 1868, I have the honor to re
port unfavorably, for the reason that In 1856
the above named market belonged to tn
Lfvaudais estate and not to the city, and 10
4 | fho additional rnaGnn that irnf1irv fails T.