| Canals |
Algiers Outfall Canal |
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9031 CCS |
1926 |
Providing for the construction of a vehicular bridge at Behrman Avenue. |
|
| Canals |
Camp and Melpomene Street Canals |
|
5805 CS |
1891 |
Authorizing contract with Charles T. Collom for the covering up of the Camp and Melpomene St. Canals |
See also 5441 CS. |
| Canals |
Claiborne Canal |
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1229 OS |
1853 |
Providing for the digging of Claiborne Canal to the upper city limits. |
|
| Canals |
Claiborne Canal |
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1598 OS |
1854 |
Providing for the digging of a drainage canal from Claiborne St. to Carrollton Avenue. |
Providing for the digging of a drinage canal from Claiborne St. to Carrollton Avenue. |
| Canals |
Coliseum and Camp Street Canal |
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6923 AS |
1881 |
Accepting bid of the City Railroad Company to culvert the Coliseum and Camp St. Canal. |
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| Canals |
Galvez Street Canal |
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1287 OS |
1854 |
Providing for the digging of Galvez Street Canal. |
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| Canals |
London Avenue Canal |
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5724 OS |
1861 |
Awarding contract for digging a canal in London Avenue from Broad St. Canal to the new drainage machine. |
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| Canals |
Navigation Canal |
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Industrial Canal |
| Canals |
Navigation Canal |
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5098 CCS |
1918 |
Fixing the location of the Navigation Canal to be dug, built, operated and acquired by the Board of Commissioners of the Port of New Orleans. |
See Act 244 of the Legislature of 1914. |
| Canals |
New Canal |
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Now New Basin Canal |
| Canals |
New Canal |
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112 CC |
1852 |
Requesting the opinion of the City Attorney regarding the right of the Canal Banking Co. to construct a bridge across the New Canal at Carrollton Ave. |
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| Canals |
New Canal |
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1252 OS |
1853 |
Directing the City Attorney to force the Canal Banking Company to repair and restrict use of the landing at the intersection of Julia and Claiborne Sts., known as the Amite Canal Landing. |
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| Canals |
New Canal |
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4955 AS |
1879 |
Providing that the Southern Yacht Club place a keeper at the bridge over the New Canal at the intersection of the revetment levee at West End, and keep bridge in repair, in exchange for mooring privileges granted to said Club. |
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| Canals |
New Canal |
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737 CCS |
1913 |
Providing for a lift bridge over the channel connecting the New Basin Canal with the Southern Yacht Club. |
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| Canals |
New Canal |
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9295 CCS |
1926 |
Authorizing contract with N. O. Public Service, Inc. for care and maintenance of bridge at Carrollton Avenue. |
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| Canals |
New Canal |
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14316 CCS |
1935 |
Providing for the sale of the superstructure of the bridge over the New Basin Canal at Magnolia Street. |
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| Canals |
Old Basin Canal |
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9402 CCS |
|
Providing for payment of the cost of filling in the Old Basin Canal at the intersectin of Broad Street. |
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| Canals |
Old Basin Canal |
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8221 CCS |
|
Authorizing steps to force the N. O. Public Service to fill in the Old Basin at the intersection of Claiborne Avenue. |
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| Canals |
Old Basin Canal |
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8216 CCS |
1924 |
Directing payment of $75,000.00 to the Liquidators of the Carondelet Canal & Navigation Co. |
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| Canals |
Old Basin Canal |
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8023 CCS |
1924 |
Directing the Mayor to enter into negotiations for the purchse of the Old Basin Canal, with the Board of Liquidators of the Carondelet Canall & Navigation Co. |
Amended by 8798 CCS. |
| Canals |
Orleans and Poydras Canals |
|
1807 & 1808 AS |
1872 |
Providing settlement for lands expropriated by the city in the buildings of Orleans and Poydras Street Canals. |
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| Canals |
Seventeenth Canal |
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10133 CCS |
1928 |
Accepting bid of John Reiss for the construction of a concrete bridge at Claiborne Avenue. |
|
| Canals |
Sewerage & Water Board: - Various Canals |
|
32 CCS |
1912 |
Along Protection Levee; on Florida Walk, and Marigny Avenue. |
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| Canals |
Sewerage & Water Board: - Various Canals |
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31 CCS |
1912 |
Broad Street from lower side of St. Bernard Avenue to point near Carondelet Walk; branch canal and pipe line on Lapeyrouse St., Maurepas and Esplanade Avenue, and a syphon under Carondelet Canal. |
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| Cemeteries |
Carrollton Cemetery |
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6316 NCS |
|
Setting aside five lots in Carrollton Cemetery for use as the German Protestant Orphan Asylum on condition that they renounce their burial rights in Valence St. Cemetery, granted under Ord. 2817 AS. |
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| Cemeteries |
Carrollton Cemetery |
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1943 |
1903 |
Providing for the construction of a shed to be used for shelter during funerals. |
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| Cemeteries |
Carrollton Cemetery |
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13773 CCS |
1932 |
Dedicating an additional strip of ground in Carrollton Cemetery for burial purposes. |
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| Cemeteries |
Chalmette Cemetery |
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6210 OS |
1864 |
Donating to the U. S. Government 8 - 61/100 acres of land in St. Bernard Parish, known as Camp Chalmette, to be used as a cemetery by the United States Army and Navy. |
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| Cemeteries |
Cypress Grove Cemetery |
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54 OS |
1840 |
Providing for the establishment of the Cypress Grove Cemetery by the Firemen's Charitable Association. |
Location not given. |
| Cemeteries |
Gentilly Road |
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3459 OS |
1857 |
Granting permission to P. G. Wright to establish a cemetery near Gentilly Road in the rear of property owned by the city, provided the said Wright shell and maintain the city's portion of St. Bernard Avenue, from Gentilly Road to Love Street, and providing further that the said Wright purchase the property sold to the city for a House of Refuge. |
See 788 OS - purchasing the ground, See also 5048 CCS - establishing a Potter's Field in this approximate location. - "Potter's Field" page 7. |
| Cemeteries |
Holt Cemetery |
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5706 NCS |
|
Directing the fencing in of property at St. Louis and Monroe Sts. to be known as the new Holt Cemetery. |
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| Cemeteries |
Holt Cemetery |
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4996 AS |
1879 |
Authorizing the Administrator of Police to lay off a portion of ground on the lower City Park intersection of St. Louis and Metairie Road to be known as Holt Cemetery |
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| Cemeteries |
Jewish Cemeteries |
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4863 OS |
1849 |
Granting permission to establish a cemetery in square bounded by Solon, Pelopidas, Frenchmen and Elysian Fields Sts. |
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| Cemeteries |
Jewish Cemeteries |
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3754 OS |
1858 |
Granting permission to the Hebrew Association to establish a cemetery in square bounded by Canal, Gasquet, Anthony and Bernadotte Streets. |
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| Cemeteries |
Jewish Cemeteries |
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14518 CCS |
1936 |
Granting permission to the Congregation of Beth Israel to establish a cemetery in square bounded by Stephen, Girard, Elysian Fields, Frenchmen and Mandolin Sts. |
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| Cemeteries |
Lafayette Cemetery |
|
4003 OS |
|
Providing space for use of the Orphans' Home Asylum on Seventh St. |
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| Cemeteries |
Lafayette Cemetery |
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3831 OS |
1858 |
Amending 3765 OS providing for the enclosing of Cemetery No. 1 with a bridk wall, and the building of 120 valuts in Cemetery No. 2. |
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| Cemeteries |
Lafayette Cemetery |
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13873 CCS |
1932 |
Declaring as "unused and abandoned" lots Nos. 308 and 309 in Lafayette No. 1 |
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| Cemeteries |
Lafayette Cemetery |
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14191 CCS |
1934 |
Issuing duplicate to title to Geo. Wintz, in Laf. No. 2. |
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| Cemeteries |
Lincoln Cemetery |
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287 NCS |
1900 |
Granting permission to establish a cemetery in square bounded by London Ave., Havana, Duele and Hope Sts. |
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| Cemeteries |
Locust Grove Cemetery: No. 1 and No. 2 |
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6339 OS |
|
Purchasing square 363 bounded by Sixth, Seventh, Magnolia and Locust. |
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| Cemeteries |
Locust Grove Cemetery: No. 1 and No. 2 |
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2974 NCS |
|
Discontinuing the use of Locust Grove Cemeteries Nos. 1 and 2, as cemeteries, and providing for the erection of the new Thomy Lafon School on No. 1. |
See 2945 NCS. |
| Cemeteries |
Locust Grove Cemetery: No. 1 and No. 2 |
|
4263 NCS |
|
Dedicating Square 360 as a playground. |
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| Cemeteries |
Locust Grove Cemetery: No. 1 and No. 2 |
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8699 NCS |
|
Dedicating square 363 as a playground. |
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| Cemeteries |
Locust Grove Cemetery: No. 1 and No. 2 |
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6317 OS |
1865 |
Providing for the purchase of Square 360 bounded by Sixth, Seventh, Freret and Locust* Streets, (Late Jacob and Solis Sts.) for a cemetery, designated as No. 1. |
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| Cemeteries |
Locust Grove Cemetery: No. 1 and No. 2 |
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3863 AS |
1876 |
Sts. Designating square 363 as Cemetery No. 2. |
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| Cemeteries |
Masonic Cemetery |
|
6273 OS |
1865 |
Granting to the Masons permission to establish a cemetery in square 632 bounded by Bienville, Helena and Metairie Road. |
|
| Cemeteries |
Potter's Field |
|
5048 CCS |
1918 |
Authorizing the organization Company, Inc. to establish a public burial ground in the Zagame Tract lying two arpents on Gentilly Ave. by 20 arpents in depth between the Lund Tract and the Aurianne Tract, bounded by London Ave. in the rear. Two acres to be taken in the rear of said tract to be used in perpetuity as a Potter's Field. |
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| Cemeteries |
Rules Governing Cemeteries |
|
1582 OS |
1854 |
Providing for the issuance of burial certificates and the burial of charity cases. |
|
| Cemeteries |
Rules Governing Cemeteries |
|
1171 OS |
1885 |
Providing for the burial of all persons within the shortest possible time in cemeteries belonging to the city. |
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| Cemeteries |
Rules Governing Cemeteries |
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13556 CCS |
1932 |
Prohibiting the playing of any radio, phonograph or any other sound producing instrument in any commercial establishment within 1000 feet of the outer boundary line of any cemetery or burial ground between 9 AM and 6 PM. |
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| Cemeteries |
Society of Benoist |
|
918 CS |
1884 |
Granting permission to the Society of Benoist to establish a cemetery in square 779 bounded by Music, Arts and Solidelle Sts. |
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| Cemeteries |
St. Patrick's Cemetery |
|
167 OS |
1841 |
Granting permission to the Roman Catholic Church to establish a cemetery in the Municipality to be known as "St. Patrick's Cemetery". |
Location not given. |
| Cemeteries |
Touro-Shakespeare Home |
|
112 |
1937 |
Accepting for the Touro-Shakespeare Home, lots 11 and 13 on Laurel Avenue between Rose and Metairie Walks for use as burial lots. Donated by E. R. Bradley. |
|
| Cemeteries |
Valence Street Cemetery |
|
14192 CCS |
|
Issuing duplicate title for lot No. 58 to J. W. Perkins. |
|
| Cemeteries |
Valence Street Cemetery |
|
6908 NCS |
|
Dedicating lot No. 37 for use of the Home for Incurables. |
|
| Cemeteries |
Valence Street Cemetery |
|
2817 AS |
1874 |
Donating certain lots in the Valence St. Cemetery to the Germoan Orphan Asylum. |
See 6316 NCS - Carrollton Cemetery). |
| Cemeteries |
Washington Cemetery |
|
3622 OS |
1858 |
Providing four lots of ground in the new Washington Cemetery for use of the Orphans' Home Asylum on Seventh Street. |
|
| Census |
|
|
39 OS |
1852 |
Imposing a fine of $10.00 on persons refusing to give correct information to Census Commissioners |
|
| Census |
Population City of Carrollton |
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|
|
Taken from book "City of Carrollton". |
|
| Census |
Population City of Carrollton |
|
|
1857 |
Total number of Whites - 1,872; Free Negroes - 87; Slaves - 112. Total 2,071. Voters 250. |
|
| Census |
Population City of Carrollton |
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|
1861 |
Total number of Whites - 2,144; Free Negroes - 60, Slaves - 171; Negroes in jail - 11. Total - 2,382. Voters - 249. |
|
| Census |
Population City of Carrollton |
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|
1862 |
Total number of Whites - 2,429; Free Negroes - 99, Slaves - 237; Slaves in jail - 11. Total - 2,776. Voters - 283. |
|
| Census |
Population City of Carrollton |
|
|
1863 |
Total number of Whites - 2,233; Free Negroes - 83; Slaves - 82; Negroes known as contrabands - 215. Total - 2,613. Voters 244. |
|
| Census |
Population City of Carrollton |
|
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1864 |
Total number of Whites - 2,156; Negroes - 324. Total - 2,480. Voters - 288. |
|
| Census |
Population City of Carrollton |
|
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1865 |
Total number of Whites - 2,227; Negroes - 724. Total 2,951. Voters - 282. |
|
| Census |
Population City of Carrollton |
|
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1866 |
Total number of Whites - 2,194; Negroes - 864. Total 3,058. Voters - 264. |
|
| Census |
Population City of Carrollton |
|
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1867 |
Total number of Whites - 2,198; Negroes - 729. Total 2,927. Voters - 160. |
|
| Census |
Population City of Carrollton |
|
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1868 |
Total number of Whites - 2,084; Negroes - 838. Total 2,922. White voters - 386. Negro voters - 240. |
|
| Census |
Population City of Carrollton |
|
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1869 |
Total number of Persons - 3,496. Voters - 739. |
|
| Census |
Population City of Carrollton |
|
51 NCS |
1900 |
Tendering all possible assistance to the U. S. Government in the enumeration and tabulation of the population of New Orleans. |
|
| Circuses |
|
|
7152 CCS |
1922 |
Providing that circuses using streets and roadways to restore them. |
|
| Cisterns |
|
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|
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See Health |
|
| Cisterns |
|
|
6022 AS |
1879 |
General Health Law. Providing for covers for cisterns. |
See Section 15. Also, 7181 As - providing that all dwellings be supplied with either hydrant or cistern water. |
| Cisterns |
|
|
6533 CS |
1892 |
Providing that all buildings erected in the city shall be provided with a healthy supply of water and the aggreate capacity of cisterns to be not less than 2500 gallons and be suitably covered. |
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| Cisterns |
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3196 NCS |
1905 |
Providng for covers for cisterns, tanks, barrels, buckets or other containers as a protection against the breeding of mosquitoes. |
|
| Cisterns |
|
|
3277 NCS |
1905 |
Promoting the public health by prescribing the manner in which water liabale to breed mosquitoes shall be cared for. |
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| City Buildings |
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|
Exclusive of schools, courts, prisons, engine houses, asylums, libraries, etc., which are listed under their respective headings. |
| City Buildings |
City Hall Annex |
|
5195 NCS |
|
Providing for payment of the Jefferson Construction Co. |
See 5063 NCS and 5347 NCS. |
| City Buildings |
City Hall Annex |
|
5668 NCS |
|
Authorizing plans and electrical fixtures, advertising for bids, etc. |
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| City Buildings |
City Hall Annex |
|
5177 NCS |
|
Providing for semi-monthly payment of supervising architect. |
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| City Buildings |
City Hall Annex |
|
4924 NCS |
|
Changing plans and specifications. |
See also 5063, 5777 and 5981 NCS. |
| City Buildings |
City Hall Annex |
|
4636 NCS |
|
Accepting bid of the Congress Construction Co. |
|
| City Buildings |
City Hall Annex |
|
2915 NCS |
|
Directing sale of buildings on site. |
|
| City Buildings |
City Hall Annex |
|
2550 NCS |
|
Authorizing revised plans and specifications. |
See 4073, 4129, and 4260 NCS. |
| City Buildings |
City Hall Annex |
|
5683 NCS |
|
Authorizing plans for furnishing, advertising for bits etc. |
|
| City Buildings |
City Hall Annex |
|
1699 NCS |
|
Directing sale of buildings located on site of Carondelet and Lafayette Sts. |
See 1838 NCS - accepting bid of M. Feitel. |
| City Buildings |
City Hall Annex |
|
4423 NCS |
|
Providing for the construction. |
|
| City Buildings |
City Hall Annex |
|
1698 NCS |
1903 |
Appropriating $15,000.00 and authorizing plans and specifications, advertising for bids, etc. for erection of an annex to City Hall. |
|
| City Buildings |
City Hall Annex |
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1909 NCS |
1903 |
Directing the sale of the inside portion of the corner of Carondelet and Lafayette Sts. (City Halll Annex site) beginning 90' from the corner of Lafayette St. and measuring 29' 9" 5''' on Carondelet toward Poydras, and 171' 9" in depth toward St. Charles. |
This is where the Sewerage & Water Board Bldg. is now located. Amended by 1995 NCS. |
| City Buildings |
City Hall Main Building |
|
1397 CCS |
1914 |
Authorizing immediate repair to roof, disregarding 1081 CCS calling for plans. |
Amended and re-enacted by 1816 CCS. |
| City Buildings |
Howard Annex |
|
14424 CCS |
|
Offering Howard Anex, City Hall Annex and the Sewerage and Water Board property to the Federal Government as a site for the new federal building. |
|
| City Buildings |
Howard Annex |
|
3434 CCS |
1916 |
Authorizing purchase from the Hibernia Bank & Trust Co., Trustee, of nine portions of ground with buildilngs thereon. Five lots of ground with buildings thereon. Five lots of varying dimensions fronting on St. Charles St., and four on Carondelet, joining each other in the center of the square. All located between Lafayette and Poydras Streets. |
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| City Buildings |
Municipal Repair Plant |
|
2077 CCS & 2206 CCS |
|
Plans and specifications for erection of a warehouse and tool room. |
Also see 2662 CCS - Main Bldgs. |
| City Buildings |
Municipal Repair Plant |
|
5442 CCS |
|
Making additional purchase in square bounded by Telemachus. |
|
| City Buildings |
Municipal Repair Plant |
|
1951 CCS |
1914 |
Authorizing purchase of property in square bounded by S. Genois, Gravier, S. Clark and property occupied by the Municipal Repair Plant, to enlarge same. |
Also see 2105 CCS - Plans |
| City Buildings |
Public Property - Public Works |
|
1981 CCS |
1914 |
Dedicating to the Department of Public Property Property owned by the city at 413 to 415 Baronne St. for the storage of tools, implements, etc. |
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| City Buildings |
Public Property - Public Works |
|
9065 CCS |
1926 |
Authorizing the leasing of the Fabacher Stables at St. Thomas & Eighth Sts., for use of the Department of Public Works. |
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| City Buildings |
Stationary Asphalt Plant |
|
2941 CCS |
|
Accepting bid of Warren Bros. & Co., for the erection in square of Perdido, Genois, Gravier and S. Clark Sts. |
|
| City Buildings |
Sugar Sheds |
|
2489 NCS |
1904 |
Authorizing sale of sugar sheds "B" and "E" on N. Front St., Iberville St. and Conti and Clay Sts. |
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| City Buildings |
Sugar Sheds |
|
2934 NCS |
1905 |
Transferring to the Board of Comissioners of the Port of New Orleans the two outer sugar sheds on the river front between Iberville and Conti. |
|
| City Government |
|
|
6122 OS |
1863 |
Establishing the office hours of City Employees from 9 AM to 3 PM. |
|
| City Government |
|
|
6251 OS |
1864 |
Granting the Mayor the right to select the Police, and regulate the salaries to be paid. Also creating a Board of Trustees of the Police Fund. |
|
| City Government |
|
|
6365 OS |
1865 |
Granting an Analytical Chemist for the City of New Orleans. |
|
| City Government |
|
|
71 AS |
1870 |
Organizing the Department of Assessments. |
|
| City Government |
|
|
559 AS |
1870 |
Organizing the Office of the City Attorney. |
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| City Government |
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|
430 AS |
1870 |
Providing for the punctual payment of employees and officers of the city to prevent the traffic and discounting wages due by the city for work performed. |
Repealed by 4151 AS. |
| City Government |
|
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294 AS |
1870 |
Establishing the Twelfth, Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards. |
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| City Government |
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|
136 AS |
1870 |
Dividing the City of New Orleans into fifteen Assessment Districts. |
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| City Government |
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|
58 AS |
1870 |
Fixing the salary of the City Attorney at $6,000.00 per annum. |
See also 2870 AS - Book 31. |
| City Government |
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|
48 AS |
1870 |
Providing an appropriation of fifty dollars per month for the purpose of establishing a central office of Notarial Records. |
|
| City Government |
|
|
39 AS |
1870 |
Organizing and defining the duties of the Department of Commerce. |
See also 857 AS - Book 26. |
| City Government |
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38 AS |
1870 |
Organizing the Department of Improvements. |
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| City Government |
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|
22 AS |
1870 |
Establishing a Fiscal Year. |
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| City Government |
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60 AS |
1870 |
Determining the number of employees and their salaries for the Department of Finance. |
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| City Government |
|
|
6649 AS |
1880 |
Organizing the Mayor's Court in New Orleans. |
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| City Government |
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|
7426 AS |
1881 |
Creating a Board of Commissioners of Prisons and Asylums, defining their powers and duties. |
See 13489 CS Book 122 - appointing a Board. |
| City Government |
|
|
172 CS |
1883 |
Requiring Chief Clerks of all City Departments to furnish bond in favor of the Mayor as required by Section 39 of the City Charter. |
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| City Government |
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|
2956 CS |
1888 |
Reorganizing the various departments of the city government, Mayor, Comptroller, Treasurer, Commissioner of Public Works, Commissioner of Police and Public Buildings, Surveyor, City Attorney, and Depart of the Council. Also list of clerks, salaries, etc. |
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| City Government |
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10758 CS |
1895 |
Authorizing the compilation of city ordinances, state and supreme court decisions affecting said ordinances, also a proper digest and index of same. |
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| City Government |
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12549 CS |
1896 |
Providing that one volume, each, of Flynn's Digest of Ordinances be delivered to the various state and city offices. |
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| City Government |
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310 NCS |
1900 |
Authorizing the Comptroller to open an account upon his books to be known as an "Emergency Fund" and transfer all unexpended balances to same. |
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| City Government |
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122 NCS |
1900 |
Directing the City Engineer to establish and equip a laboratory for testing and analyzing cements, asphalts, etc., used in public works. |
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| City Government |
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|
16168 CS |
1900 |
Directing the Committee on Legislation to draft an amendment to the City Charter or the State Constitution, proposing the abolishment of the City Board of Health. |
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| City Government |
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|
308 NCS |
1900 |
Authorizing the Clerk of the Council to have printed a Manual of the City; embracing all departments - legislative, legal and executive. |
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| City Government |
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5631 NCS |
1909 |
Establishing the office of City Alienist., for the treatment of insane persons, and to give testimony in the courts. |
See also 6365 OS creating the office of Analytical Chemist. |
| City Government |
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5848 NCS |
1909 |
Adopting as the official map of the section bounded by Carrollton, Last Street, the New Basin Canal and Sixteenth Street, a map approved by W. J. Hardee, City Engineer, in order to adjust former discrepancies in previous surveys and maps. |
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| City Government |
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5775 NCS |
1909 |
Accepting recommendations outlined in the report of Chas. E. Wermuth and R. C. Lloyd for a proper system of accounting in the various municipal departments. |
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| City Government |
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9427 CCS |
1926 |
Fixing the salary of the 1st Assistant City Attorney at $5,000 per annum. |
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| City Government |
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9417 CCS |
1926 |
Fixing the salary of the Factory Inspector at $200.00 per month. |
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| City Government |
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|
9870 CCS |
1927 |
Fixing the salary of the 1st Assistant District Attorney at $6,000 per annum. |
|
| City Government |
Addenda |
|
40 OS |
1852 |
Authorizing the Mayor to dispose of 64 slaves to the highest bidder. |
|
| City Government |
Addenda |
|
587 OS |
1853 |
Prohibiting city officers from effecting insurance on city property. |
|
| City Government |
Addenda |
|
3811 OS |
1858 |
Conveying a message from the Mayor concerning the management of city property. |
|
| City Government |
Charter of 1912 |
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|
Charter of the City of New Orleans as embodied in Act 159 of 1912, and amended by subsequent Acts of the Legislature up to and including 1936, available in book form. - Act 159 of 1912 created the present Commission form of government. |
| City Government |
Charter of 1912 |
|
13068 CCS |
|
Creating the Dept. of Public Markets. |
Amending Section 5 of Ord. No. 1. |
| City Government |
Charter of 1912 |
|
10465 CCS |
|
Amending No. 1 so as to include the listing of all real estate owned by the city. |
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| City Government |
Charter of 1912 |
|
12190 CCS |
|
Amending sections 1 and 3 of Ord. No. 1 CCS. |
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| City Government |
Charter of 1912 |
|
14116 CCS |
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Distributing and defining the powers and duties of the five departments of the city government in accordance with Act 159 of 1912. |
Amended by 14161 CCS re inssuance of checks against city funds. |
| City Government |
Charter of 1912 |
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l CCS |
1912 |
Organizing the various departments of the city government in accordance with Act 159 of 1912. |
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| City Government |
Charter of 1912 |
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1196 CCS |
1914 |
Authorizing the City Attorney to prepare a code or digest of the by-laws, resolutions and ordinances now in force and effect, and to employ a competent person for the purpose. |
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| City Government |
Charter of 1912 |
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4889 CCS |
1918 |
Establishing a flag for the city - design approved by the Bienville Bi-centennial Committee. |
See also 3686 OS - Book 13. |
| City Government |
Charter of 1912 |
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7395 CCS |
1918 |
Selecting the "Oleander" as the Official Flower of the City of New Orelans. |
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| City Government |
Charter of 1912 |
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9024 CCS |
1926 |
Designating Wm. T. Hall, Commissioner of Public Utilities, as Act Commissioner of Finance. |
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| City Government |
Charter of 1912 |
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9380 CCS |
1926 |
Providing that all cash received by employees of the city, for the city, be transmitted to the Department of Public Finances, in the manner prescribed. |
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| City Government |
Contracts |
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11500 CS |
1895 |
Prohibiting the City Comptroller from returning any and all certificates of deposit to any bidder or contractor to whom a contract has been awarded until such bidder has left with the Comptroller a certificate from the City Engineer showing that a certified copy of such contract has been deposited in his office. |
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| City Government |
Contracts |
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11305 CS |
1895 |
Providing that all parties bidding on work for the city or the furnishing of supplies for such work, must pay contractors' license, in order to qualify as bidders. |
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| City Government |
Contracts |
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10486 CS |
1895 |
Providing that all contracts let for public works of any kind shall require that none other than bona fide resident citizens be employed thereon. |
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| City Government |
Contracts |
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13779 CCS |
1932 |
Prohibiting the employment of, application for, or acceptance of work on any publicly owned or publicly operated property, except by qualified voters. Making exceptions in cases where fully qualified persons are not available. |
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| City Government |
Personnel Division |
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14116 CCS |
1934 |
Defining the powers and duties of the commission Council in accordance with Act 159 of 1912. |
Amending by 14161 CCS. See Also: Nos. 1, 10465, 12190, and 13068 CCS. |
| City Government |
Personnel Division |
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14295 CCS |
1934 |
Providing for the establishment and operation of a Personnel Division. |
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| City Government |
Personnel Division |
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14402 CCS |
1936 |
Providing for the payment of $1,500 for an Index-Digest of the city ordinances, state laws and constitutional provisions affecting the city government. |
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| City Government |
Purchasing Agent |
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10043 CCS |
1927 |
Fixing the salary of the City Purchasing Agent at $4,500.00 per annum. |
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| City Government |
Purchasing Agent |
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12792 CCS |
1931 |
Providing that no department be permitted to spend more than one-twelfth of the amount apportioned to them in any one month, by the annual budget. |
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| City Government |
Purchasing Agent |
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12921 CCS |
1931 |
Providing that the Purchasing Agent make no purchase of supplies or materials unless requisitioned for by the heads of the departments for which ordered, and making it the duty of firms to requuire such requisitions. |
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| City Government |
Purchasing Agent |
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14450 CCS |
1936 |
Providing for a centralized purchasing system, a bureau of purchasing, and the appointment of a purchasing agent. |
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| City Government |
Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods) |
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| City Government |
Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods) |
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12921 CCS |
1931 |
Providing that the Purchasing Agent shall make no purchase of supplies or material unless requisitions therefor have been issued by the heads of the departments requiring such supplies or materials, and making it the duty of firms to see that requisitions have been duly made by the proper officials. |
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| City Government |
Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods) |
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14193 CCS |
1934 |
Gasoline. Awarded to: Standard Oil Co. Period of 3 mos. |
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| City Government |
Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods) |
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14223 CCS |
1935 |
Meat. Awarded to: M. W. Saloman & Son. Period of 6 mos. |
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| City Government |
Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods) |
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14260 CCS |
1935 |
Fire Brick and Clay. Awarded to: J. Watts Kearney. Quantities |
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| City Government |
Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods) |
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14279 CCS |
1935 |
Meat. Awarded to: M. W. Salomon & Son. Period of 6 mos. |
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| City Government |
Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods) |
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14281 CCS |
1935 |
36 Tires. Awarded to: A. O. Schwartz, Inc. |
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| City Government |
Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods) |
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14280 CCS |
1935 |
Mazda Lamps. Awarded to: Electric Appliance. Period of 1 year. |
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| City Government |
Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods) |
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14483 CCS |
1936 |
Bread. Awarded to: Fedrico Baking Co. Period of 6 mos. |
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| City Government |
Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods) |
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14492 CCS |
1936 |
Lumber. Awarded to: R. F. Mestayer. Period of 6 mos. |
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| City Government |
Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods) |
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14484 CCS |
1936 |
Bread. Awarded to: Jos. Susslin. Period of 6 mos. |
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| City Government |
Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods) |
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14359 CCS |
1936 |
Coal. Awarded to: Gulf Coal and Coke Co. Period of 1 year. |
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| City Government |
Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods) |
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14489 CCS |
1936 |
Coal. Awarded to Gulf Coal & Coke Co. Period of 1 year. |
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| City Government |
Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods) |
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14536 CCS |
1937 |
Coal. Awarded to: Gulf Coal & Coke Co. Period of 1 year. |
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| City Government |
Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods) |
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14537 CCS |
1937 |
Meat. Awarded to: M. W. Salomon & Son. Period of 6 mos. |
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| City Government |
Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods) |
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14565 CCS |
1937 |
Bread. Awarded to: Fedrico Baking Co. Period of 6 mos. |
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| City Government |
Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods) |
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14566 CCS |
1937 |
Bread. Awarded to: Jos. Susslin. Period of 6 mos. |
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| City Government |
Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods) |
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14592 CCS |
1937 |
Meat. Awarded to: M. W. Salomon. Period of 6 mos. |
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| City Government |
Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods) |
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14626 CCS |
1937 |
Plate Material. Awarded to: American Rolling Mill Co. Quantities. |
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101 CC |
1852 |
Authorizing the Mayor to have a seal ordered for the City of New Orleans so as to enable him to furnish copies of documents to the City Attorney and to the several courts. |
See also 859 AS - Book 28 - ordering payment of die made for seal. |
| City Government - Old Charter |
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1256 OS |
1853 |
Providing for the appointment of a Committee to revise the several ordinances organizing the City Government. |
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| City Government - Old Charter |
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3017 OS |
1856 |
Organizing the Comptroller's Department of the City of New Orleans. |
Amended by 3954 OS - Book 13. |
| City Government - Old Charter |
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3106 OS |
1856 |
Regulating the Treasurer's Department of the City of New Orleans. |
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| City Government - Old Charter |
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3054 OS |
1856 |
Organizing the Street Commissioner's Department. |
Amended by 4101 OS - Book 15. |
| City Government - Old Charter |
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2957 OS |
1856 |
Organizing a Surveyor's Department of the City of New Orleans. |
See also 741 AS - book 23, and 2879 AS Book 31. |
| City Government - Old Charter |
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3317 OS |
1857 |
Providing for the salary of the Registrar of Voters. |
Amended by 6292 OS - Book 22. |
| City Government - Old Charter |
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3686 OS |
1858 |
Authorizing the Mayor to have a flag made for the City Hall. |
See 4889 CCS - Book 148. |
| City Government - Old Charter |
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3699 OS |
1858 |
Establishing a fixed salary and expenses for the City Coroner. |
See also 2254 OS - Book 8. See also 6279 OS - Book 52 - fixing salary at $6,000.00 per annum. |
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5760 OS |
1861 |
Authorizing the city to issue notes in payment of city debts; total amount not to exceed $500,000.00. |
See also 5931 OS Book 20. |
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Comprising the purchase, sale and exchange, by the City of New Orleans, of various miscellaneous sites througout the city; exclusive of City Buildings, Schools, Courts, Engine Houses, Asylums, Libraries, etc., which are listed under their respective headings. Transactions listed from 1840 to 1882, are in chronological order; transactions from 1882 to current date are classified according to the Municipal District in which the property is located. |
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Miscellaneous real estate transactions during the period 1882 to 1935 grouped under the Municipal District in which the transactions occurred. |
Transactions from 1840 to 1882. |
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Fifth District |
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8628 CS |
1894 |
Authorizing the city to purchase six lots of ground with improvements in the Fifth District bounded by Orleans, Homer, Odeon Streets and the Public Road. |
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| City Real Estate |
Fifth District |
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1630 NCS |
1903 |
Authorizing sale of property in Algiers, bounded by the Mississippi River, Sequin and Morgan Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
Fifth District |
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8326 CCS |
1925 |
Providing for sale of a certain portion of ground in Square 9, Fifth District, bounded by Delaronde, Bouny, Morgan and Sequin Sts. |
Amended by 8448 CCS. |
| City Real Estate |
Fifth District |
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13719 CCS |
1932 |
Authorizing sale (as no longer required for public use) property in square bounded by Teche, Slidell, Homer and Nunez Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
Fifth District |
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14552 CCS |
1937 |
Providing for the sale of Elmwood Drive, Sabine Street, and Potomac Street, from Florence Ave. to Idaho Street. All in Section "A" of Elmwood Subdivision. |
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| City Real Estate |
First District |
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5463 CCS |
1919 |
Providing for the sale of property bounded by Baronne, Perdido, Penn and Poydras Streets, proceeds to apply toward public improvements. |
See also 5609 CCS. |
| City Real Estate |
First District |
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5674 CCS |
1920 |
Providing for the sale of property in square bounded by Lafayette, Caroandelet, St. Charles and Girod Streets, proceeds to be dedicated to public improvements. |
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| City Real Estate |
First District |
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8587 CCS |
1925 |
Conveying to the Union Temple Association, Inc., the right to a common alley in the rear of lots at Carondelet and Lafayette Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
First District |
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10777 CCS |
1928 |
Providing for the purchase of lots 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, and lots 59 and 163 in the First District of the City of New Orleans in square bounded by S. Liberty, Girod, Loyola and Julia Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
First District |
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11270 CCS |
1929 |
Providing for the sale of a portion of ground on Tulane Avenue in the square bounded by La Salle, Liberty, and Gravier Streets, together with improvements thereon. |
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| City Real Estate |
First District |
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12344 CCS |
1930 |
Authorizing sale of lot No. 6 in square bounded by Lafayette, Girod, Dryades and Baronne Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
Fourth District |
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6823 CCS |
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Authorizing payment for lots 5 and 6 in square bounded Sixth, Seventh, Franklin and Saratoga Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
Fourth District |
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13159 CCS |
1931 |
Authorizing sale of property as no longer needed for public use, in square bounded by Magnolia, Eighth or Harmony, S. Robertson Streets, and Belmont Place. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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107 OS |
1840 |
Authorizing the acceptance of Act of Sale covering the purchase of lots from the estate of Richard Hagan (or Hogan). |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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3 OS |
1840 |
Accepting Act of Sale on the purchase of lots 18, 19, 20 and 21 on Carondelet and Perdido Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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201 OS |
1841 |
Authorizing the Mayor to accept sale from William Flower to Municipality No. 2, a lot of ground at the corner of Magazine and Basin Streets. |
See also 314 OS - Book 3. |
| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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174 OS |
1841 |
Providing for the lease, for 25 years to the highest bidder, of 18 lots belonging to the Municipality, located in square bounded by St. Charles, Carondelet, Poydras and Perdido Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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138 OS |
1841 |
To annul a mortgage on lot No. 40 on Canal Street and vest in the lawful representatives of the late Nothsvill Dick, a title to the same. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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255 OS |
1841 |
Providing that the triangle of ground bounded by Canal Tchoupitoulas, New Levee and Common Streets, be divided into lots and sold at public auction. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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1081 OS |
1845 |
Accepting sale of lot No. 7 bounded by Perillist, Cypress, and Magnolia Streets and the Workhouse. |
See Workhouse. |
| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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1099 OS |
1845 |
Providing for the advertisement and sale of Municipally owned property in squares bounded by Poydras, St. Charles, Carondelet & Union Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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1058 OS |
1845 |
Authorizing acceptance of sale of one square of ground bounded by Vine, Hevia, Willow and Cypress Streets; also 8 lots same vicinity. |
See Workhouse. |
| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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1046 OS |
1845 |
Authorizing acceptance of sale of 100 feet on Annunciation Street by 110 on Duplantier St. |
See Schools. |
| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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1106 OS |
1845 |
Accepting lot offered for sale by Thos. L. Harmann, on Hevia Streets between St. Charles and Carondelet Streets, adjoining Municipal property. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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1072 OS |
1853 |
Authorizing payment on a lot on St. Mary Street between Religious and Rousseau. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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637 OS |
1853 |
Providing for the sale at public auction of squares between Fulton, Front, Canal Streets, and the triangular building; also that portion of the batture remaining unsold between New Levee, Fulton, Canal Streets and the triangular building. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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1663 OS |
1853 |
Approving sale of one lot corner Race and New Levee Streets to Dr. Mercer. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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999 OS |
1853 |
Accepting donation of ground made by C. Bengnot to be used for streets and Avenues. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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632 OS |
1853 |
Authorizing the Mayor to sell the triangle of ground at the corner of Race and New Levee Sts. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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631 OS |
1853 |
Authorizing the Mayor to offer for sale lots and buildings thereon, known as the Fulton School situated at the corner of Annunciation and Duplantier Streets. |
See 1046 OS authorizing purchase of this ground in 1845. |
| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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587 OS |
1853 |
Prohibiting city officers from effecting insurance on city property. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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532 OS |
1853 |
Authorizing the transfer of lots 3 and 4 fronting on Poydras Street at the corner of Carondelet, to R. F. Nichols. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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1869 OS |
1854 |
Pertaining to the sale of property at Fort Jackson belonging to the Board of Health. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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1686 OS |
1854 |
Pertaining to a portion of ground on Washington Street in the Third District, taken by the city for the opening of Broad Street. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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1768 OS |
1854 |
Providing that certain property lying between Gravier and Poydras Streets, in the 2nd District, and sold by the city, be returned to the original owners. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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2302 OS |
1855 |
Pertaining to the selling of a certain portion of ground on the west side of Chartres (or Conde) Street. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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3522 OS |
1857 |
See Schools. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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3518 OS |
1857 |
Authorizing sale at public auction of a small lot of ground at the corner of Louisa and Royal Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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3396 OS |
1857 |
Providing for the sale of property conveyed to the city Wm. H. Garland, located in square bounded by St. Charles (or Nayades), Sixth, Conery, and Carondelet (or Appollo) Streets. |
See also 3252 OS. |
| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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4235 OS |
1858 |
Providing for the exchange of a triangular piece of ground at the corner of Villere and Babcock Streets for an adjacent piece of ground. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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3811 OS |
1858 |
Transmitting a message from the Mayor pertaining to the management of City Property. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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3852 OS |
1858 |
Authorizing the Finance Committee to sell through the City Auctioneer all city property not needed for public use. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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4678 OS |
1859 |
Providing for the sale at public auctin of two lots located in square bounded by Canal, Franklin, Customhouse and ____? Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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4740 OS |
1859 |
Pertaining to the sale of buildings on ground lately purchased for the opening of Claiborne Street, from St. Anthony Street to Elysian Fields Ave. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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5172 OS |
1860 |
Pertaining to the purchase of land on the upper side of St. Andrew Street, from Prytania to Dryades Sts. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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5246 OS |
1860 |
Pertaining to the purchase of land bounded by St. Denis, St. Patrick, Seventh and Harmony Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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5129 OS |
1860 |
Providing for the purchase of a piece of ground in square bounded Pacanier, Orange, St. John the Baptist and Richard Streets, in the First District. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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5044 OS |
1860 |
Providing for the sale of various properties, including a square on the batture between Bienville and Custom House Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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5371 OS |
1860 |
Providing for the immediate sale of all property acquired by the opening of Claiborne St. |
See 4740 OS. |
| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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5598 OS |
1861 |
Authorizing purchase of a square of ground in the Third district, bounded by Aubrey, Galvez, Johnson and O'Reilly Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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5908 OS |
1862 |
Authorizing the sale of all buildings on the property taken over by the city in the opening of Derbigny Street. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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5863 OS |
1862 |
Authorizing the Mayor to accept donation of triangle at the intersection of Esplanade and Bayou Road, providing the property owners pave the frontage. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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6376 OS |
1865 |
Authorizing the Mayor to sell at public auction the "Powder House" and land belonging to the city located seven miles below the city. |
No. 3346 AS - authorizes the Mayor to make title to the La. Agricultural and Mechanical College, property known ass the "Powder House" property. |
| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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6361 OS |
1865 |
Authorizing the Mayor to lease to W. H. Irwin, the plantation in St. Bernard Parish known as Chalmette Plantation. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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1224 AS |
1871 |
Authorizing the Mayor to sell at public auction four pieces of property in the Third District, accruing to the city from the opening of Moreau and Royal Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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1895 AS |
1872 |
Authorizing the Mayor to purchase two lots of ground on Magazine Street between Napoleon Ave. and Berlin Street. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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2058 AS |
1873 |
Authorizing sale of a lot on Tchoupitoulas Street between Poydras and Natchez Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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2788 AS |
1874 |
Authorizing the purchase of two lots of ground on Market Street between Monroe and Franklin Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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2826 AS |
1874 |
Providing for the sale at auction of four lots of ground in square of Erato, Dryades, Clio and Baronne Streets; one lot with improvements in square of Baronne, Poydras, Penn and Perdido Streets; and three lots in square of St. Thomas, Orange, Chippewa aand Richards Sts. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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2827 AS |
1874 |
Authorizing the purcase of real estate in Suburb Gueno in order to compromise a claim of Chas. B. Singleton against the city. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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2536 AS |
1874 |
Authorizing the Mayor to purchase the property known as th "Bank of Louisiana" situated in the Second District corner Royal and Conti Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations |
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8119 AS |
1882 |
Providing for the transfer to the Louisiana Jockey Club a certain portion of ground in the vicinity of the Louisiana Jockey Club. |
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| City Real Estate |
Second District |
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12392 CS |
1896 |
Recording the purchase of buildings situated at 618 and 620 St. Ann Street. |
Use not stated. |
| City Real Estate |
Second District |
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16232 CS |
1900 |
Approving purchase of a triangular piece of ground bounded by Esplanade Ave., Crete and Bell Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
Second District |
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2161 CCS |
1915 |
Authorizing purchase from the N. O. Terminals Co., property known as the old McDonogh No. 18 school, to establish thereon an Isolation Hospital. |
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| City Real Estate |
Second District |
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7050 CCS |
1922 |
Providing for the sale of propety bounded by St. Anthony, St. Louis and City Park Ave. |
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| City Real Estate |
Second District |
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9246 CCS |
1926 |
Authorizing the Commissioner of Public Property to see at auction the property forming the corner of Bourbon and Iberville Streets, in square bounded by Canal and Royal. |
9247 CCS - authorizing sale of lease. |
| City Real Estate |
Second District |
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9453 CCS |
1926 |
Providing for the exchange of a portion of square No. 895 (D'Hemicourt plan) for a portion of square No. 402 (Coleman plan) in the Second District from Peters Ave. to Orleans Street, between W. Dane and the city. |
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| City Real Estate |
Second District |
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9664 CCS |
1927 |
Authorizing correction of description of property in the First District exchangd between the city and Mrs. Anna Rainold. |
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| City Real Estate |
Second District |
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11290 CCS |
1929 |
Authorizing the Commissioner of Public Property to sell at auction a certain lot of ground located in square bounded by St. Ann, St. Claude, Rampart, and Dumaine Streets (lot No. 9) and dedicating proceeds of sale to public improvements. |
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| City Real Estate |
Second District |
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11905 CCS |
1929 |
Authorizing the sale of lots 6 and 7 of square 118 of the Second District, bounded by N. Rampart, St. Louis, Basin and Toulouse Streets. |
See also 2161 CCS. |
| City Real Estate |
Second District |
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12751 CCS |
1930 |
Authorizing sale of certain lots of ground in square 174 and 175 bounded by Robertson, Villere, Gov. Nicholls Streets, and Esplanade Ave., dedicating proceeds of sale to public improvements. |
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| City Real Estate |
Second District |
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12552 CCS |
1930 |
Authorizing sale of unused portion of Helena Street, between Iberville and Canal Streets, no longer needed for public use. |
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| City Real Estate |
Second District |
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12752 CCS |
1930 |
Authorizing sale of lot in square 519, bounded by N. Carrollton Ave., Dumaine St. and Picheloupe Place, dedicating proceeds to public improvements. |
See also 12910 CCS. |
| City Real Estate |
Second District |
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12924 CCS |
1931 |
Authorizing sale of property in square bounded by Canal Boulevard, Weiblen Place, St. Louis Street and the north line of the tract formerly owned by the Firemens' Charitable and Benevolent Association. Proceeds to public improvements. |
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| City Real Estate |
Second District |
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13186 CCS |
1931 |
Authorizing and directing sale of property in square bounded by Dumaine, Rampart, St. Claude and St. Ann Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
Second District |
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14043 CCS |
1933 |
Authorizing sale of property originally intended to form a part of Barracks Street, in square 231, bounded by Esplanade Avenue, Roman and Derbigny Streets. Dedicating proceeds to public improvements. |
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| City Real Estate |
Second District |
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14133 CCS |
1934 |
Authorizing sale of property forming the end of Wilkinson Street from Decatur to property line of Public Belt Tracks. |
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| City Real Estate |
Second District |
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14291 CCS |
1935 |
Authorizing sale of lots Nos. 1 and 2 in square 357 bounded by St. Ann, Orleans, N. White and N. Broad Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
Second District |
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14236 CCS |
1935 |
Authorizing the lease of property at the corner of Royal and Conti Streets, bounded by Exchange Alley and Bienville Sts. |
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| City Real Estate |
Second District |
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14577 CCS |
1937 |
Authorizing cancellation of ground rent contract on lot No. 10 fronting on Royal Street, in square bounded by Iberville, Bourbon and Canal Streets - originally sold by the city to Messrs. McKibben and Munson, and now owned by the Irma Realty & Investment Co., Inc. |
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| City Real Estate |
Second District |
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14656 CCS |
1937 |
Authorizing sale of lot original No. 5 in square original No. 881 (now 396) at the corner of Canal boulevard and Florida Ave., in square further bounded by Vicksburg and Mason Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
Second District |
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14634 CCS |
1937 |
Authorizing sale of property in square bounded by Front, Conti, Bienville and Clay Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
Second District |
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14688 CCS |
1938 |
Providing for the sale of various properties in square bounded by St. Peter, N. Derbigny, Lafitte and N. Claiborne Streets. Proceeds to public improvements. |
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| City Real Estate |
Seventh District |
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5087 NCS |
1908 |
Authorizing sale of building site formerly occupied as an engine house at Leake Avenue and Short St. |
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| City Real Estate |
Seventh District |
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8749 CCS |
1925 |
Cancelling and annulling an adjudication made by the City of New Orleans on lot "E", square 320 bounded by S. Claiborne and S. Carrollton Avenues, Short Street and Neron Place, to quiet and confirm the title of Miss C. L. Peters in and to said property. |
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| City Real Estate |
Seventh District |
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10205 CCS |
1927 |
Providing for the sale of a square of ground bounded by Carrollton and Tulane Avenues, and Solomon and Ulloa Streets either as a whole or divided into lots. |
This property purchased by 1571 NCS for a Boys' High School. |
| City Real Estate |
Seventh District |
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10622 CCS |
1928 |
Authorizing purchase from Dr. Ruth Aleman real estate in Square 333, fronting on S. Claiborne between Mistletoe and Monticello Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
Seventh District |
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10675 CCS |
1928 |
Authorizing sale of a triangle in square 69 of the Seventh District. Proceeds dedicated to Public Improvements. |
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| City Real Estate |
Seventh District |
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10774 CCS |
1928 |
Authorizing sale of portion of lot 20 in square 70 bounded by Leake Avenue, Carrollton Avenue, Dublin Street, and St. Charles Avenue. |
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| City Real Estate |
Seventh District |
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11292 CCS |
1929 |
Authorizing sale of a lot in square No. 114 bounded by Leake Avenue, Leonidas, Zimple and Monroe Streets. Public Improvement Fund 1929. |
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| City Real Estate |
Seventh District |
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11296 CCS |
1929 |
Authorizing sale of portion of ground in square 26, bounded by Leake Avenue, Pitt, Miloudon and Cherokee Streets. Public Improvement Fund 1929. |
See also 11297 CCS. |
| City Real Estate |
Seventh District |
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11293 CCS |
1929 |
Authorizing sale of one lot of ground in square 29 bounded by Gaarfield, Cherokee, Leake and Hillary Streets. For Public Improvement Fund for 1929. |
See also 12926 CCS. |
| City Real Estate |
Seventh District |
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11294 CCS |
1929 |
Authorizing sale of lot in square 35, bounded by Leake Avenue, Hurst, Hillary and Adams Sts. For Public Improvement Fund for 1929. |
See also 11295 CCS, and 12925 CCS. |
| City Real Estate |
Seventh District |
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14124 CCS |
1934 |
Authorizing purchase of property in square bounded by Carrollton Avenue, Dublin, Apple and Nelson Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
Seventh District |
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14261 CCS |
1935 |
Providing for the sale of the unused portions of lots 2 and 3 in square 112 bounded by Joliet and Leake Avenue. |
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| City Real Estate |
Seventh District |
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14262 CCS |
1935 |
Providing for the sale of the unused portion of Lowerline Street extending from Perrier to Leake Avenue. |
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| City Real Estate |
Seventh District |
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14282 CCS |
1935 |
Providing for the sale of the unused portion of lot No. 8 in square 82 bounded by Burdette, Maple, Fern and Hampson Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
Seventh District |
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14683 CCS |
1938 |
Providing for the sale of property bounded by Maple, Burdette, Hampson and Fern Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
Sixth District |
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4624 NCS |
1907 |
Authorizing sale of triangular piece of ground bounded by State and Freret Streets, St. Charles Avenue and the Bloomingdale line. |
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| City Real Estate |
Sixth District |
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8553 CCS |
1925 |
Authorizing acceptance of transfer by the Union Homestead of lots 8 and 9 in square 189, bounded by James, Lopez, Vincent and Rendon Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
Sixth District |
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9492 CCS |
1927 |
Providing for the exchange of certain properties no longer needed for public use, for certain properties in the Broadmoor Section now owned by the N. O. Public Service, Inc. |
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| City Real Estate |
Sixth District |
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10773 CCS |
1928 |
Authorizing sale of property (no longer needed for public use) the unused parts of lots 152 and 153 lower side of State Street Drive and now designated as lot No. 196-A, forming the corner of S. Johnson Street and S. Claiborne Ave. |
See 11864 CCS - re erroneous description. |
| City Real Estate |
Sixth District |
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10564 CCS |
1928 |
Providing for exchange of a certain portion of Willow Street in square 652 between Jefferson Ave. and Soniat Street, for a strip of ground on the opposide of Willow Street in square 677, and repealing ordinance 7836 CCS on the same subject. |
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| City Real Estate |
Sixth District |
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10637 CCS |
1928 |
Providing for the sale of a certain piece of property in square bounded by Gen. Pershing, S. Lopez, Fontainebleau Drive and Rendon Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
Sixth District |
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10772 CCS |
1928 |
Authorizing sale of property (no longer needed for public use) a triangle portion of ground being the unused portions of lots 153 and 154, lower side of State Street Drive. |
Now 196-B. |
| City Real Estate |
Sixth District |
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10775 CCS |
1928 |
Authorizing sale of property (no longer needed for public use) parts of lots 13, 14, and 15, now designated as lots 14 and 15, bounded by Neron, Lowerline, Pine and South Claiborne. |
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| City Real Estate |
Sixth District |
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10776 CCS |
1928 |
Providing for sale of property by the City of New Orleans certain parts of lots 11 and 12, square 98, Hurstville, bounded by S. Claiborne Avenue, S. Johnson Street and Melodia Court. |
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| City Real Estate |
Sixth District |
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11864 CCS |
1929 |
Providing for the redemption by the City of New Orleans of certain property owned by the city, and, due to erroneous description, included within certain privately owned property which was sold at tax sale. |
See 10733 CCS - showing description of property. |
| City Real Estate |
Sixth District |
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11291 CCS |
1929 |
Authorizing sale of six lots in square 644, bounded by Robert, Magnolia, Upperline and Clara Streets, dedicating proceeds to public improvements. |
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| City Real Estate |
Sixth District |
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12065 CCS |
1930 |
Authorizing sale of property located on Jena Street, between Clara and Magnolia Streets, no longer needed for public use. |
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| City Real Estate |
Sixth District |
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13358 CCS |
1931 |
Authorizing sale of property (no longer needed for public use) unused ends of La Salle and Liberty Streets from the upperline of Nashville Ave. in the direction of State Street. |
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| City Real Estate |
Sixth District |
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12849 CCS |
1931 |
Authorizing the Mayor to procure from the N. O. Public Service, Inc. a notarial act of correction as to measurements on a certain lot of ground on State Street Drive Extension, acquired by the city through exchange. |
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| City Real Estate |
Sixth District |
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13616 CCS |
1932 |
Authorizing sale (as no longer needed for pubilc use) of property forming the unused end of Pitt Street, extending from Walnut Street to the upperline of Audubon Park - Proceeds to go into the public improvement fund for 1932. |
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| City Real Estate |
Sixth District |
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14132 CCS |
1934 |
Authorizing sale of excess portion of ground abutting Broadway property line of Sq. 23, bounded by Broadway, Chestnut and Leake Ave. |
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| City Real Estate |
Sixth District |
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14130 CCS |
1934 |
Authorizing sale (as no longer required for public use) unused end of Saratoga Street from the upper side of Nashville Ave. to the lower projected line of Everette Place. Public Improvement Fund for 1934. |
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| City Real Estate |
Sixth District |
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14107 CCS |
1934 |
Authorizing sale (as no longer needed for public use) an unused portion of Broadway, extending from the west line of Camp Street in the direction of Chestnut St. - For Public Improvement Fund for 1934. |
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| City Real Estate |
Sixth District |
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14381 CCS |
1936 |
Providing for the purchase of 17 lots on Prytania Street corner of Robert and Upperline, for public purposes. |
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| City Real Estate |
Sixth District |
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14410 CCS |
1936 |
Providing for the sale of the unused portion of Broadway in square No. 22, no longer needed for public use. |
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| City Real Estate |
Sixth District |
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14579 CCS |
1936 |
Providing for the sale of the unused portion of Danneel Street extending from Nashville Ave. to Rosa Park. No longer required for public use. |
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| City Real Estate |
Third District |
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10817 CS |
1895 |
Recording the sale of property (formerly used as a fire house) in square bounded by Marigny, Mandeville, N. Peters and Decatur Streets. |
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| City Real Estate |
Third District |
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6528 CCS |
1921 |
Providing for the sale of property bounded by Burgundy, Kerlerec, Dauphine, and Bourbon Sts. |
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| City Real Estate |
Third District |
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13801 CCS |
1923 |
Authorizing sale of unused ends of Caffin Ave. and Lamanche Street between Douglas St. and the River. |
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| City Real Estate |
Third District |
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8753 CCS |
1925 |
Authorizing sale of a portion of lot "B" in square 377, bounded by St. Claude, St. Anthony, Bourbon and N. Rampart Sts. |
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| City Real Estate |
Third District |
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9906 CCS |
1927 |
Providing for the exchange of certain properties between Edwin T. Colton and the City of New Orleans of certain portions of ground in square 1542, 1549, 1547, 1545, 1543, 1548 and 1546, belonging to Edwin T. Colton, for one square of ground in the First District being that portion of Magnolia Street between Gravier & Perdido Sts., belonging to the city. |
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| City Real Estate |
Third District |
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11323 CCS |
1929 |
Authorizing sale of a certain portion of ground lying between 2140 and 2285 (Square Nos.) being that portion of Pleasure Street between Annette and St. Anthony Streets. Dedicated to Public improvements. |
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| City Real Estate |
Third District |
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14288 CCS |
1935 |
Authorizing exchange of certain portions of Montegut Street from Villere St. to N. Claiborne Ave., and N. Robertson Street from Feliciana St. to Montegut. |
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| City Real Estate |
Third District |
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14382 CCS |
1936 |
Providing for the purchase of property in square No. 1531 in the Third District for a playground. |
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| Claims |
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197 AS |
1870 |
Providing for the settlement of claims against the city (except judgments) not provided for in the City charter. Claims must be prior to April 4th, 1870 on contracts existing at that time. |
See also 747 AS - extendng the provisions of 197 AS to such claims and accounts maturing during the years of 1870 and 1871. |
| Claims |
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304 AS |
1870 |
Authorizing the Administrator of Public Accounts to settle with holders of registered bills not embraced in the floating debt by the issue of certificates under ordinance 197 AS. |
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| Claims |
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882 AS |
1871 |
Repealing 197 and 747 AS and providing for the issuing of transferable certificates bearing interest to holders of claims and accounts against the city. |
See also 912 AS. |
| Claims |
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912 AS |
1871 |
Making ordinance 882 applicable to settlements voided by the repeal of 197 AS and providing that such claims and claims of the late City of Jefferson which are found correct be settled under Ord. 882 AS. |
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| Claims |
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740 AS |
1871 |
Providing for the settlement of claims of the New Orleans, Mobile and Chattenooga Railroad, for the opening, grading and filling of Claiborne Avenue at Elysian Fields Avenue. |
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| Claims |
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10600 CCS |
1928 |
Authorizing quit claim, relinquishing all rights or claims of the City Of New Orleans and the Public Belt Commission of certain lands to the Board of Commissioners of the Port of New Orleans. |
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| Claims |
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12755 CCS |
1930 |
Confirming title in the name of Mrs. Jules Bermudez to 24 lots in Sq. 74, 3rd District, and authorizing quit claim unto the heirs of the late Mrs. Emma Henderson, widow of Dr. Wm. Harrison, of any title of interest in the said square. |
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| Courts |
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See also "Prisons". |
| Courts |
Civil Courts |
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672 OS |
1853 |
Authorizing purchase, from the wardens of the Church of St. Louis, buildings and ground now occupied by the courts of the Second District bounded by Chartres, Royal, St. Ann and St. Peter Streets. |
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| Courts |
Civil Courts |
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1092 OS |
1853 |
Providing for the fitting up of the old Council Chambers and former Mayor's Department in the Jackson Square Building for use of the Fifth and Sixth District Courts. |
See also 1215 OS - providing that as soon as the rooms in the Old City Hall are ready the Fifth District Court shall be removed there, and the Second District Court shall be removed to the rooms now occupied by the Fifth District Court, and the rooms now occupied by the Second District Court shall be assigned to the First District Court. |
| Courts |
Civil Courts |
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5009 OS |
1860 |
Providing for the selection of a site and the erection of a new fire proof court house. |
Whether Civil or Criminal court, is not stated. |
| Courts |
Civil Courts |
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5279 OS |
1860 |
Authorizing subscription for thirty copies of "Treaties and Digest of the Criminal Jurisprudence of the State of Louisiana." * * * decisions of the Supreme Court on Acts of the Legislature from 1805 to 1859. |
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| Courts |
Civil District Court (New Orleans Court Building) |
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5303 NCS |
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Providing for the transfer by the city, the use of the Cabildo and the old Civil District Buildings, to the Board of Curators of the State Museum, and assigning the Supreme Court Room for use of the La. Historical Society. |
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| Courts |
Civil District Court (New Orleans Court Building) |
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1688 NCS |
1903 |
Selecting square bounded by Royal, St. Louis, Conti and Chartres Streets as a site for a court house to be owned by the City of New Orleans, and designating Exchange Alley, from Conti to St. Louis Streets, as part of the site. |
See 2414 NCS and 5315 NCS - renewing lease on Buildings between Conti and St. Louis Streets for Court uses. |
| Courts |
Civil District Court (New Orleans Court Building) |
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6885 NCS |
1910 |
Authorizing barriers placed across Chartres, Conti and St. Louis Sts. during court sessions. |
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| Courts |
Criminal District Court - New Building |
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11079 CCS |
|
Approving plans and specifications drawn by Gen. Allilson Owen for buildings. |
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| Courts |
Criminal District Court - New Building |
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11199 CCS |
|
Approving the report of the Advisory Committee. |
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| Courts |
Criminal District Court - New Building |
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11197 CCS |
|
Repealing ordinance 11129 CCS by reverting $116,000 from engine houses to the Criminal Court Buildings. |
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| Courts |
Criminal District Court - New Building |
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10441 CCS |
1928 |
Dedicating square of ground bounded by Tulane Avenue, Broad, Gravier and White Streets, for the Criminal District Court, Parish Prison and House of Detention. |
See 10442 CCS - authorizing sale of the old buildings at Tulane Avenue and Saratoga Streets, and directing the proceeds of sale to the new buildings. |
| Courts |
Criminal District Court - Old Buildings |
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5226 CS |
1891 |
Authorizing the sale of building now occupied by the Criminal Court at the corner of Camp and Lafayette Streets (Known as St. Patrick's Hall). |
See also 9028 CS authorizing sale at auction, and 4109 NCS - pertaining to sale of buildings to U. S. Government. |
| Courts |
Criminal District Court - Old Buildings |
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5785 CS |
1891 |
Authorizing, pursuant to provisions of ordinances 5463, 5586, and 5744 CS and all sebsequent proceedings of the Council, the purchase of various properties bounded by Tulane Avenue, Franklin Street, Basin Street (now Saratoga) and Gravier St. for the erection of a Criminal Court Building and Parish Prison. |
Also 6108 CS. |
| Courts |
Criminal District Court - Old Buildings |
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6808 NCS |
1910 |
Authorizing the replacing of defective wiring. |
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| Courts |
Criminal District Court - Old Buildings |
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2116 CCS |
1915 |
Declaring an emergency exists, and providing for the immediate repair of the Parish Prison. |
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| Courts |
Juvenile Court |
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6070 NCS |
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Amending Budget ordinance to provide for a female probation officer. |
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| Courts |
Juvenile Court |
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5474 NCS |
1908 |
Authorizing lease of premises at 823 Baronne St. for use of the Juvenile Court. |
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| Courts |
Juvenile Court |
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6343 CCS |
1921 |
Providing for a woman Probation Officer for the Juvenile Court. |
See 6070 NCS. |
| Courts |
Recorder's Court |
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6249 CCS |
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Establishng four Police Courts to be known as the First and Second Recorders Courts, the Traffic and Night Recorders Courts. |
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| Courts |
Recorder's Court |
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201 CCS |
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Providing for the transfer of Recordes from one district to another. |
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| Courts |
Recorder's Court |
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7192 AS |
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Authorizing investigation of reports of inefficiency and bad management. |
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| Courts |
Recorder's Court |
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2096 AS |
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Prescribing the hours Courts shall be kept open, and which cases shall be called first. |
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| Courts |
Recorder's Court |
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1639 AS |
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Prohibiting the collection of bond money for the appearance of prisoners before the various Recorders. |
See also 1263 AS. |
| Courts |
Recorder's Court |
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12966 CCS |
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Carrying into effect Act 159 of 1912 as amended by Act 115 of 1921, re manner and form of procedure in trials, etc. |
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| Courts |
Recorder's Court |
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11216 CCS |
|
Regulating the manner of accepting bail, and providing for the parole of prisoners. |
Repealed by 12184 CCS. See also 1263 AS and 1639 AS. |
| Courts |
Recorder's Court |
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513 AS |
1870 |
Providing that the Recorders of the several districts shall have the power to commit to the parish prison of the city workhouse, persons charged with the violation of the law. |
See also 2191 AS. |
| Courts |
Salaries, etc. |
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2729 AS |
1874 |
Fixing compensation in criminal proceedings of the Justice and Constable of the Seventh Justice Court of the Parish of Orleans. |
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| Courts |
Salaries, etc. |
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11201 CCS |
1929 |
Fixing the salary of Asst. District Attorney Chandler C. Luzenberg, Jr. at $5,000 per annum. |
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| Courts |
Salaries, etc. |
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11113 CCS |
1929 |
Providing for an increase in the salaries of the Judges of the Court of Appeals in accordance with Act 2 of the Extra Session of 1928. |
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| Courts |
Salaries, etc. |
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11284 CCS |
1929 |
Providing for the appointment of a crier for the Court of appeals of the Criminal District Court. |
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| Courts |
Salaries, etc. |
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11283 CCS |
1929 |
Fixing the salaries of the five Assistant Attorneys in charge of District Courts in the Parish of Orleans, at $5,000 per annum. |
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| Courts |
Second City Criminal Court Building |
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1608 CCS |
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Accepting bid for construction. |
See also 359 CCS - authorizing purchase of one lot in above mentioned square. |
| Courts |
Second City Criminal Court Building |
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1510 CCS |
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Authorizing purchase of two lots. |
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| Courts |
Second City Criminal Court Building |
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1496 CCS |
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Accepting plans and specifications. |
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| Courts |
Second City Criminal Court Building |
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1460 CCS |
1914 |
Directing prepartions of plans and specifications for the construction of a combination City Criminal Court Building and Third Precinct Police Station in square bounded by St. Louis, Chartres, Conti and Decatur Streets, to house the Second City Criminal Court and Third Precinct Police, now in the Cabildo. |
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