Synopsis of Ordinances

Synopsis of Ordinances, 1841-1937

This is a transcription of the “Synopsis of Ordinances” volume created by the City Archives Department in 1938. Ordinances referred to in this index are available on microfilm. Additional indexing for ordinances passed after 1937 is available on site in the City Archives.

Main Heading	Subheading1	Subheading2	Ordinance Number & Series	Date	Synopsis	Notes
Advertising			3121 OS	1856	Making it unlawful to post advertising on private houses without consent of the owner, or on public buildings, walls or fences.	General Nuisance Ordinance, Art. I, Sec. 3.
Advertising			448 AS	1870	Granting permission to J. O. Belknap to erect a fountain and pogoda in the neutral ground of Canal Street as an advertising medium.
Advertising			730 CS	1884	To abolish all swinging signs.
Advertising			535 CS	1884	Prohibiting the painting or pasting of advertising on streets, curbings, etc., also on telephone and telegraph poles.	See also 745 CS, 91 NS, and 4228 CS
Advertising			12920 CS	1896	Making it unlawful to distribute papers, circulars, pamphlets, etc., containing advertising in the yards or under the doors of residences, or business houses, without permission from the Mayor.	Repealing 12783 CS.
Advertising			4596 NCS	1907	Making it illegal to solicit advertising contracts without permission from the Mayor, and providing a penalty therefor.
Advertising			8080 CCS	1924	Making it unlawful to paint advertisements on public buildings, or to distribute dodgers.
Advertising			8435 CCS	1925	Making it unlawful to paste advertisements or pictures on automobiles, trucks, private conveyances, etc. without the consent of the owner.
Advertising			14553 CCS	1937	Amending 8080 CCS - making it unlawful to distribute circulars, hand advertisements, etc., in public places, highways, etc., or to pay for their distribution.
Aeroplanes			7877 CCS	1924	Regulating the altitude of aeroplane flights over the city.
Aeroplanes			9860 CCS	1927	Regulating the altitude of aeroplane flights over the city, and the operation of aeroplanes and other air craft while over the city.
American Legion	World War Veterans		5343 CCS	1919	Granting permission to the Army and Navy Association of the Ninth Ward to erect a monument in Mac Carty's Square in honor of World War Veterans from the Ninth Ward.
American Legion	World War Veterans		13966 CCS	1933	Authorizing lease (for 35 year at $1.00 per year) property on S. Carrollton Ave. between Monticello Ave. and Mistletoe Street, as a home for disabled Veterans of the World War.
American Legion	World War Veterans		14236 CCS	1935	Authorizing lease of the property at the corner of Royal and Conti Streets, (Old Mortgage Building) to the Crescent City Post No. 125 of the American Legion. Term of 10 years with privilege of renewal every 10 years up to 50 years.
Animals/Birds/Cattle						See Live Stock Sanitary Board.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Abuse		3334 CS	1888	Prohibiting any person, or persons to over-drive, over-load, beat, kill, torture or otherwise abuse, and providing a penalty therefor.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Abuse		8786 CS	1894	Permission shall not be granted for the keeping of a horse or cow unless specifically stated whether for private or public use.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Abuse		16142 CS	1900	Prohibiting the training or breaking in of animals on the public streets.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Animals - Diseased - Dead		3018 CCS		Regulating the business of rendering lard or other substances from animals.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Animals - Diseased - Dead					Also under "Health".
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Animals - Diseased - Dead		15524 CS		Providing for the reporting, care and management of animals with infectious diseases.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Animals - Diseased - Dead		6382 CCS		Requiring all persons to notify Police within one hour after the death of any animal on premises.	See also 3154 NCS.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Animals - Diseased - Dead		9917 CS		Unlawful to convey dead animals through the streets of the city unless properly covered.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Animals - Diseased - Dead		7741 CS		Prohibiting that animals suffering with glanders should enter the city, and requiring that local cases be reported to the Board of Health.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Animals - Diseased - Dead		1881 AS	1872	Unlawful to turn a diseased horse or animal out on the streets to go astray.	See 3121 OS, 1856, Art. I, Sec. 28.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Birds		294 NCS		Providing for the protection of birds.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Birds		1930 CS		Unlawful to allow pigeons to go at large.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Birds		1979 NCS		Unlawful to trap or rob nests in parks.	Amended by 2051 NCS.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Birds		295 AS	1870	Making it unlawful to kill in parks or squares.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Cattle - Hogs - Sheep and Goats		3121 CS		Article I, Section 26.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Cattle - Hogs - Sheep and Goats		4576 CCS		Prohibiting the roaming of cattle at large in Algiers.	See also 7679 AS.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Cattle - Hogs - Sheep and Goats		2565 CCS		Unlawful to keep hogs or allow them to run at large in Algiers.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Cattle - Hogs - Sheep and Goats		3564 NCS		Amending 14307 CS establishing limits for keeping hogs.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Cattle - Hogs - Sheep and Goats		6080 CS		Unlawful to drive cattle through streets which arrive by boat or railroad.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Cattle - Hogs - Sheep and Goats		289 CS		Prohibiting the driving of horned cattle, hogs, and sheep through the streets.	See 7960 AS.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Cattle - Hogs - Sheep and Goats		7045 AS	1881	Prohibiting goats from running at large.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Cattle - Hogs - Sheep and Goats		2326 CCS	1915	Establishing area bounded by the Mississippi River, Verret Ave. and Parish Line - prohibiting roaming at large.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Dogs--Licenses		14578 CCS		Regulating the ownership and keeping of dogs, and providing for their licensing and innoculation.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Dogs--Licenses		372 OS	1842	Authorizing a license tax on all dogs, and providing that they be kept muzzled, tagged, etc.	See 179 AS, 938 AS, 4613 CS and 3042 CS--also 3121 OS, Article I, Section 27.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Horses		3121 OS	1856	Unlawful to ride horseback, drive vehicle or cattle or exercise animals in the center of Canal, Basin, Rampart Streets, Esplanade, Claiborne and St. Bernard Avenue, or Coliseum Place. Unlawful to hitch on or near a sidewalk.	Article I, Section 17 and 18 of 3121 OS.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Pounds--Animals Roaming at Large		6088 CCS		Appropriating certain pound fees to the Police Pension Fund.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Pounds--Animals Roaming at Large		6401 CS		Providing for a city pound for animals roaming at large.	Amended by 10632 CCS, 6396 CCS - 9343 CCS and 10475 CCS (See also 3999 CS).
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Pounds--Animals Roaming at Large		5676 CCS		Providing that the pound of 50 cents be collected by the S.P.C.A. by State Act 179 of 1906.	Amended by 6319 CCS - increasing the fee.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Pounds--Animals Roaming at Large		61 AS		Establishing boundaries of the Fifth District Pound.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Pounds--Animals Roaming at Large		3669 OS		Defining pound limits.	Amended by 4739 OS - See also 4645 OS and 6118 OS.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Pounds--Animals Roaming at Large		7045 AS		Prohibiting goats at large.	3999 CS
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Pounds--Animals Roaming at Large		3466 OS		Authorizing distribution of poison.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Pounds--Animals Roaming at Large		32 AS		Establishing a pound for the Sixth District.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Pounds--Animals Roaming at Large		1520 OS	1854	Providing for the establishment of two additional pounds	See 3114 CS--establishing pounds.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Wild Animals		3121 OS	1856	No wild or ferocious shall be kept in city limits, on the premises of individuals or in menageries, unless under guard day and night.	Article II, Section 2 of Ord. 3121 OS.
Animals/Birds/Cattle	Zoo		7614 CCS		Prohibiting the feeding of animals or fowls in cages in park or zoo.
Archives			1861	1854	Authorizing the City Attorney to appoint a clerk to take charge of the Archives of the "late" Municipalities, and to form a collection of City laws.
Archives			2020 CC	1855	Requesting the recorders of the First and Fourth Districts to hand over the archives of the late Second Municipality, also the archives of the City of Lafayette, to the City Attorney to be put in order.
Archives			2257 OS	1855	Providing that the Mayor's Office be furnished with the current issue of each paper published in the City of New Orleans; the same to be filed and kept as part of the City Archives.
Archives			6022 OS	1862	Calling upon the Commanding General of the United States Army (in possession of the city) to remove guards from City Hall and to allow the Archives to remain intact.
Archives			1035 AS	1871	Appointing a keeper of the City Archives, to keep open the same during office hours, and to allow no book, paper or archives of any kind to be taken thence, except upon the order of the Mayor, with due receipt being taken therefor showing description of the article so temporarily withdrawn.
Archives			839 AS	1871	Proposing the abolishment of the office of the Keeper of the Archives.
Archives			1652 AS	1872	Approving the action of the Mayor in suspending George E. Paris, Keeper of the Archives.
Archives			2190 AS	1873	Authorizing the Mayor to subscribe for fifty copies of Jewell's Crescent City, Illustrated. One copy to be retained in the City Archives.
Archives			2549 AS	1874	Providing for the annexation of the City of Carrollton and the transfer of all archives, books, property, etc.
Archives			2956 CS	1888	Re-organizing the departments of the city in which the salary of "one keeper of the Archives" is listed at $30.00 per month.
Archives			2328 NCS	1904	Authorizing loans to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition of any pictures, curios, objects of art or documents in the City Archives, provided a receipt is taken therefor, and the same placed on exhibition in a safe manner, and to be sent to St. Louis without cost to the City of New Orleans.	See 2365 NCS - Book 133 - Paying to the Louisiana Historical $100.00 - appropriation for Centenial Celebration of Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
Archives			2415 CCS	1915	Authorizing transfer to the Louisiana State Museum various documents identified with the early history of the City.	These documents range in date from 1726 to 1835 - twenty three in number and are indiviidually described in this ordinance. -- By this transfer the city does not waive its right of ownership to these documents.
Archives				1937 August 17	Recommending the utililzation of space in the Howard Annex for municipal records and documents, now housed in the Archives in the City Hall proper.	Official Proceedings of the Council
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute					See also "Bequests" and "Trust Funds"
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Colin J. Nicholson	4124 CS	1889	To enforce the payment of a legacy under the will of Colin J. Nicholson, the interest to be applied to charitable institutions in New Orleans.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Gumbel Home for the Blind and Feeble Minded	6632 CCS		Creating a Board of Managers for the Sophie L. Gumbel Home.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Gumbel Home for the Blind and Feeble Minded	6795 CCS		Changing the name to the Sophie L. Gumbel Home for the feeble minded.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Gumbel Home for the Blind and Feeble Minded	6674 CCS		Increasing the membership of the Board.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Gumbel Home for the Blind and Feeble Minded	4346 CCS	1917	Providing for the annual appropriation of $5,000, for maintenance and operation, in order to qualify for acceptance from the heirs of Sophie L. Gumbel their proposal to erect suitable buildings for the housing and care of the blind and feeble minded. Dedicating and site, and providing that the management be under the direction of the Board of Managers of the Touro-Shakespeare Home.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Home for Incurables	7631 CS	1893	Granting permission for the establishment of a Home for Incurables on Henry Clay Avenue in Square bounded by Patton, Webster and Calhoun Sts.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Home for Incurables	7659 CS	1893	Making it unlawful to set up, establish or operate any almshouse, hospital or other charitable institution without permission from the Mayor and City Council.	See also 9594 CS
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Home for the Aged and Infirm	2508 AS	1874	To establish a home for the aged, infirm and destitute male persons and provide food for the indigents of the city.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Home for the Aged and Infirm	4995 AS	1879	Effecting arrangements with Gen. A. S. Badger for a portion of the U. S. Marine Hospital to be used for a home for indigent, aged and infirm persons.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Home for the Aged and Infirm	7327 AS	1881	Appointing a committee to select and purchase a suitable site to be used as a home and farm for the poor of the city, with such funds as may have been, or may hereafter be, donated by the gamblers of the city.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Home for the Aged and Infirm	39 CS	1882	Authorizing the Mayor to advertise for sale the Home for the Aged and Infirm at the corner of Annunciation and Calliope Streets.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	John D. Fink: (See Trust Funds)	3153 AS		Re: Square of ground offered by Mrs. Annie Rice.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	John D. Fink: (See Trust Funds)	2372 CCS		Directing sale of Premium bonds.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	John D. Fink: (See Trust Funds)	2796 AS		Repealing 5552 OS.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	John D. Fink: (See Trust Funds)	82 AS		Authorizing new Board of Mgrs.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	John D. Fink: (See Trust Funds)	6233 OS		Authorizing issue of bonds.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	John D. Fink: (See Trust Funds)	5552 OS		Providing for the Management of Fund.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	John D. Fink: (See Trust Funds)	5391 OS		Authorizing sale of property.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	John D. Fink: (See Trust Funds)	3380 OS		Authorizing conference with legatees.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	John D. Fink: (See Trust Funds)	4989 CS		Authorizing addition to building.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	John D. Fink: (See Trust Funds)	3428 OS	1857	Authorizing the Mayor to accept the legacy of John D. Fink for the establishment of an Asylum for Protestant Widows and Orphans.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	John D. Fink: (See Trust Funds)	3622 OS	1858	Dedicating to the Orphans Home Asylum on Seventh Street, four lots of ground in the new Washington Cementery.	Also 4003 OS - providing a plot of ground in Lafayette Cemetery
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	John D. Fink: (See Trust Funds)	211 AS	1870	Authorizing the Mayor to lease buildings at the corner of Washington and Freret Streets to be used for a home for the aged and infirm.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Mc Donogh: (See Waldo Burton Memorial Home)	3242 OS	1857	Appointing a committee to represent the Mayor in the purchase of real estate for the Society for the Relief of Destitute Orphan Boys, agreeable to the will of the late John McDonogh.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Milne Asylum Fund	2651 NCS	1904	Authorizing the city government to deliver to the Board of directors of the Milne Asylum for Orphan Boys certain real and personal property forming part of the Milne Fund now under the City's control and administration; in accordance with the provisions of Act 3 of the General Assembly of 1839, creating said Board.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Milne Asylum Fund	7783 CCS	1924	Authorizing an act of exchange for certain streets in the property of the Milne Asylum for Destitute Orphan Girls for other streets no longer needed by the city.	Reg. C.O.B. 53.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Milne Municipal Boys' Home	14027 CCS		Other furnishings and equipment.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Milne Municipal Boys' Home	14013 CCS		Accepting bid on Supt.'s Residence.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Milne Municipal Boys' Home	13968 CCS		Revision of plans and specifications, Superintendent's Residence and two playhouses.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Milne Municipal Boys' Home	14016 CCS		Accepting bid on playhouses.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Milne Municipal Boys' Home	14036 CCS		Accepting bid on 164 mattresses and mattress covers.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Milne Municipal Boys' Home	13982 CCS		Accepting bid for furnishings.	Amended by 14008 CCS.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Milne Municipal Boys' Home	14022 CCS		Accepting bid on furniture, window shades, kitchen equipment, etc.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Milne Municipal Boys' Home	14028 CCS		Accepting bid on 164 beds and springs.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Milne Municipal Boys' Home				See also "House of Refuge".
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Milne Municipal Boys' Home	14198 CCS		Directing the Commissioner of Finance to pay George T. Lupon for construction of the Superintendent's Residence.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Milne Municipal Boys' Home	9330 CCS	1926	Changing the name of the "Waifs' Home" to the "Municipal Boys' Home".
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Milne Municipal Boys' Home	9679 CCS	1927	Changing the location to a site bounded by Franklin Avenue, Mithra, Arts and Mendez Streets.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Milne Municipal Boys' Home	9730 CCS	1927	Creating a Board of Directors and changing the date for election of officers.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Milne Municipal Boys' Home	12525 CCS	1930	Providing that all members of the Board of Directors shall be qualified voters.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Milne Municipal Boys' Home	13694 CCS	1932	Amending 13686 CCS to provide that all buildings when completed shall have a fair cost of value of not less than $100,000.00 exclusive of the $80,000.00 which the lessor shall contribute; and the improvements to be located entirely on the leased premises.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Milne Municipal Boys' Home	13864 CCS	1932	Accepting bid for construction of the Home.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Milne Municipal Boys' Home	13731 CCS	1932	Amending 13686 CCS by adding two additional squares to the leased premises, making six squares in all having as their outside boundaries Franklin Avenue, Gentilly Terrace, Mendez and Arts Streets, and providing for the sublease of one square to the Orleans Parish School Board.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Milne Municipal Boys' Home	13686 CCS	1932	Authorizing lease for 99 years from the Milne Asylum for Orphan Boys (a corporation created by Act 3, of 1839) of four squares of ground having as their outside boundaries Franklin Avenue, Mithra, Arts and Mendez Streets, as a site for and construction thereon of a building for the care, maintenance and education of destitute and delinquent boys of the city.	See 13687 CCS adding "Milne" to the name.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Milne Municipal Boys' Home	13561 CCS	1932	Appropriating $100,000.00 for the erection of a new Municipal Boys' Home in connection with monies provided by the Milne Asylum Board, and to be erected on property provided by the Milne Asylum Board.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Milne Municipal Boys' Home	13732 CCS	1932	Authorizing sublease of square bounded by Painters, Mithra, Arts and Odin Streets to the Orleans Parish School Board.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Nicholas Girod: (See Trust Fund)	1480 AS	1872	Authorizing the lease of the Girod Asylum to be used as a Boys and Girls Home of Refuge.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Rules Governing Asylums, Almshouses, Hospitals and Other Charitable Institutions	7659 CCS	1893	Making it unlawful to set up, establish or operate any almshouse, hospital, or other charitable institution without permission from the Mayor and City Council.	See also 9594 CS - Book 126.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Rules Governing Asylums, Almshouses, Hospitals and Other Charitable Institutions	13489 CS	1897	Appointing a Board of Commissioners of Prisons and Asylums.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Rules Governing Asylums, Almshouses, Hospitals and Other Charitable Institutions	6647 CCS	1921	Governing the establishment and operation of almshouses, homes for the insane and feeble minded and other charitable institutions.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Shakespeare Almshouse	598 CS	1884	Creating a Commission to manage the Shakespeare Almshouse.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	St. Mary's Orphan Asylum	2892 CS	1888	The City of New Orleans received among its assets from Municipality No. 1, a bequest from "Jean Marie" amounting to $3,645.71 with 8 percent interest, bequeathed to the orphans. It was ordained that St. Mary's Orphan Asylum be recognized as the beneficiary.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Touro-Shakespeare Home: (Judah Touro)	598 CS		Creating a Commission to manage the Shakespeare Almshouse.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Touro-Shakespeare Home: (Judah Touro)	13562 CCS		Appropriating $50,000 for the erection of new Touro-Shakespeare Home in Algiers.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Touro-Shakespeare Home: (Judah Touro)	3603 OS		Authorizing immediate establishment
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Touro-Shakespeare Home: (Judah Touro)	3830 OS		Proposing erection on ground between Piety and Desire Sts.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Touro-Shakespeare Home: (Judah Touro)	878 NC		Transferring all monies to the City Treasurer.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Touro-Shakespeare Home: (Judah Touro)	14414 CCS		Authorizing the cancellation of a lease made to the La.-Miss. Reallty Co. and the Great Southern Distilling Co., Inc. and accepting in lieu all buildings, boilers, pipelines, etc.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Touro-Shakespeare Home: (Judah Touro)	9905 CCS		Authorizing to sell property in the Third District, and with the proceeds buy location in Algiers.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Touro-Shakespeare Home: (Judah Touro)	14137 CCS		Accepting bids (totaling $7,218..01) for furnishing kitchen and chapel equipment, beds, springs, mattresses, dining room tables and chairs, etc.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Touro-Shakespeare Home: (Judah Touro)	2386 NCS		Dedicating five squares in the Sixth District to Touro-Shakespeare Almshouse.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Touro-Shakespeare Home: (Judah Touro)	14221 CCS		Creating a Board of Commissioners to collect all monies due Fund.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Touro-Shakespeare Home: (Judah Touro)	14148 CCS		Providing for the management and control by the Department of Public Welfare.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Touro-Shakespeare Home: (Judah Touro)	9637 CCS		Authorizing the lease of property in the Sixth District, for $25,000.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Touro-Shakespeare Home: (Judah Touro)	7039 CCS		Dedicating portion of ground to the Sophie L. Gumbel Home for Feebleminded.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Touro-Shakespeare Home: (Judah Touro)	4247 CCS		Increasing membership of Board.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Touro-Shakespeare Home: (Judah Touro)	6161 NCS		Changing the name to Touro-Shakespeare Home.	See also 697 NCS.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Touro-Shakespeare Home: (Judah Touro)	10768 CCS		Authorizing to sell property in the Sixth District to the Orleans Parish School Board.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Touro-Shakespeare Home: (Judah Touro)	1374 OS	1854	Appointing a committee to confer with R. D. Shepherd in regard to his proposed aid in the erection of the Almshouse contemplated by the late J. Touro.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Touro-Shakespeare Home: (Judah Touro)	12700 CCS	1931	Accepting bids of Caldwell Bros. for construction of the Touro-Shakespeare Home in Algiers.	Repealed by 13415 CCS.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Touro-Shakespeare Home: (Judah Touro)	13831 CCS	1932	Accepting bid of Caldwell Bros. And W. H. Bond & Bro. For construction of the new Touro-Shakespeare Home in Algiers.	See also 13881 CCS accepting bid for piling and necessary changes.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Touro-Shakespeare Home: (Judah Touro)	13840 CCS	1932	Authorizing purchase of all improvements made by the Dunbar Molasses Co. on ground owned by the Touro-Shakespeare Home in square bounded by Chartres, Piety, N. Peters and Desire Streets, and adjoining square, and leasing to the Dunbar Molasses Co. for three years.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Touro-Shakespeare Home: (Judah Touro)	14506 CCS	1936	Accepting bid of C. R. Brandon, Inc. for the rescreening of all windows in the Touro-Shakespeare Home.
Asylums Almhouses	Widow/Orphans/Aged/Destitute	Waldo Burton Memorial Home				See information in "Brief Facts".
Auction Sales			7677 CCS	1924	Making it unlawful to conduct an auction sale of silver, plated ware, jewelry, etc., without first filing inventory with the Clerk of the Council. Bona fied business houses and judicial sales excepted.	See 'Licenses" - Classification of.
Awnings						See also "Signs".
Awnings			3065 OS	1856	Regulating the erection of awnings.
Awnings			4592 OS	1859	Concerning the erection of signs and awnings in the city.
Awnings			4906 OS	1860	Regulating the erection of awnings, sheds and verrandahs overhanging sidewalks on Canal Street from the Levee to Metairie Road.
Awnings			8729 CCS	1925	Regulating the construction of awnings which project over streets and sidewalks.
Badges - Official			14222 CCS		Providing that Police badges and Chauffeurs License Badges be made for the City of New Orleans.
Badges - Official			3248 CCS		Providing that official badges of the City of New Orleans be returned to the Department of Public Safety.
Bakeries			1471 OS	1854	Regulating the baking and selling of bread in the City of New Orleans.	Repealed by 1770 - 1854 - Book 6.
Bakeries			4135 OS	1858	Repealing Ord. 3146 regulating the size and weight of bread.
Bakeries			5739 OS	1861	Establishing the size and regulating the weight and inspection of bread.
Bakeries			9407 CS	1894	Prohibiting the erection or operation of a bread or cracker bakery without petitioning the Council, with the written consent of a majority of the property holders within 300 feet.
Bakeries			5624 NCS	1909	Prohibiting the establishment or operation of any place used for the mixing, compounding and baking, for sale, for restaurants, Bakery or Hotels any products of which flour is the principal ingredient, without permission of the Board of Health.
Bakeries			2567 CCS	1915	Requiring all bakers and manufacturers of bread to wrap same in parafine, greaseproof, glassine or sulphite paper.	Amended by 8030 CCS - adding Southern Craft paper as a wrapping for bread.
Bakeries			5183 CCS	1918	Prohibiting the sale or delivery of bread between the hours of 12 p.m. on Saturdays and 12 p.m. on Sundays.
Bakeries			13380 CCS	1931	Providing for the closing of baker shops and prohibiting the sale and delivery of bread beween the hours of 12 o'clock Saturday night and 12 o'clock Sunday night.
Band - Municipal			12242 CCS	1930	Providing for the organization of a municipal band, and the appointment of a Board of Directors.
Banks and Banking	Banks of Deposit - City Funds					See also "Bonds".
Banks and Banking	Banks of Deposit - City Funds		4682 OS	1859	Louisiana State Bank is chosen as the Bank of Deposit.
Banks and Banking	Banks of Deposit - City Funds		6191 OS	1864	Electing the First National Bank of New Orleans as the Fiscal Agent of the city.
Banks and Banking	Banks of Deposit - City Funds		40 AS	1870	Electing the Bank of New Orleans, as the Fiscal Agent.
Banks and Banking	Banks of Deposit - City Funds		1948 AS	1873	Authorizing contract with the Louisiana National Bank as the Fiscal Agent of the City.	Also 1482 AS - Book 28.
Banks and Banking	Banks of Deposit - City Funds		1470 NCS	1902	Authorizing loan from the Fiscal Agents $7,152.80 to defray expenses for extra police during recent street car strike.
Banks and Banking	Banks of Deposit - City Funds		6459 NCS	1910	Authorizing the Board of Commissioners of the McDonogh School Fund to borrow the sum of $50,000.00 from Julius Weis and Son.
Banks and Banking	Banks of Deposit - City Funds		2443 CCS	1915	Accepting bid of Hibernia Bank for the purchase of $500,000.00 of Publilc Belt Railroad Bonds.	See Municipal Bonds - See Railroads.
Banks and Banking	Banks of Deposit - City Funds		3123 CCS	1916	Re depositing of the McDonogh and Delgado Funds in the Whitney Central National Bank. Also the Louise Schwartz Fund.
Banks and Banking	Banks of Deposit - City Funds		4668 CCS	1917	Authorizing the Mayor to enter into contract with the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. of New York re certain certificates of indebtedness proposed to be issued in payment of a garbage incinerator.
Banks and Banking	Banks of Deposit - City Funds		8464 CCS	1925	Fixing terms and conditions governing and controlling such banks as act as depositories for the city funds.	See also 4068 CCS - carrying into effect Act. 45 of 1896, and Act 4 of second extra session on 1910.
Banks and Banking	Banks of Deposit - City Funds		10146 CCS	1928	Authorizing the Mayor to enter into a Fiscal Agency contract with the various banks of the City of New Orleans.
Banks and Banking	Banks of Deposit - City Funds		13053 CCS	1931	Fixing the terms, conditions and stipulations governing and controlling the banks acting as depositories of the city funds.
Banks and Banking	Banks of Deposit - City Funds		13566 CCS	1932	Authorizing contract with the Canal Bank and Trust Company for the management and control (under the city's jurisdiction in line with provisions of bequests) and custody by means of safety deposit boxes, all the trust funds of the city.	See also 13999 CCS and 14421 CCS.
Banks and Banking	Banks of Deposit - City Funds		14007 CCS	1933	Appropriating $25,000 to cover costs in connection with the investigation of the banking situation in New Orleans.
Banks and Banking	Banks of Deposit - City Funds		14212 CCS	1935	Authorizing advertisement for the selection of Fiscal Agencies.
Banks and Banking	Banks of Deposit - City Funds		14268 CCS	1935	Making appropriation for and authorizing the payment of $10,000.00 with 6% interest, due Carrollton & Apple Company, or lawful holders of the note.
Banks and Banking	Banks of Deposit - City Funds		14348 CCS	1936	Requiring that written notice be given to each bank in the Parish of Orleans as to the city's intentions of selecting a Fiscal Agency.
Bar Rooms, Cabarets, Coffee Houses						See also "Beverages".
Bar Rooms, Cabarets, Coffee Houses			1667 OS	1854	Regulating the time for the opening and closing of bar rooms.
Bar Rooms, Cabarets, Coffee Houses			1593 OS	1854	Providing for the closing of cabarets at 9 P.M.	See 1746 OS - Book 6 - providing for a tax on taverns, cabarets, coffee houses, etc.
Bar Rooms, Cabarets, Coffee Houses			1947 OS	1855	Regulating the opening and closing time for establishments selling liquor.
Bar Rooms, Cabarets, Coffee Houses			416 AS	1870	Regulating the license to be paid by keepers of coffee houses where vocal or theatrical performances are allowed.
Bar Rooms, Cabarets, Coffee Houses			7067 AS	1881	Providing for the closing of bar rooms and saloons at 12 P.M.
Bar Rooms, Cabarets, Coffee Houses			742 CS	1884	Prohibiting the selling of intoxicating liquors to minors under 18 years of age, to be drunk on the premises.
Bar Rooms, Cabarets, Coffee Houses			13674 CS	1897	Prohibiting the operation of a bar room within 300 feet of a church or school.
Bar Rooms, Cabarets, Coffee Houses			15472 CS	1899	Prohibiting persons to keep or allow to be kept, benches or seats on sidewalks in the vicinity of bar rooms.
Bar Rooms, Cabarets, Coffee Houses			162 NCS	1900	Authorizing the Mayor to close bar rooms and saloons on Election Day.	See also 511 AS.
Bar Rooms, Cabarets, Coffee Houses			5222 NCS	1908	Prohibiting the sale or gift of liquor to intoxicated persons.
Bar Rooms, Cabarets, Coffee Houses			6811 NCS	1910	Making it unlawful for any male or female under the age of 21 years to enter, for any reason, any bar room or saloon.
Bar Rooms, Cabarets, Coffee Houses			7745 NCS	1911	Prohibiting the operation of any place where liquors are sold and/or consumed on the premises, where such place faces a public playground.
Barber Shops - Beauty Shops			12070 CCS	1930	Regulating barber shops and beauty shops, prescribing sanitary rules, hours of business, etc.	Amended by 12555 CCS by adding a new section.
Bath, Public - Bathing Beaches						See Health Laws under sanitary measures - See Safety laws.
Bath, Public - Bathing Beaches			5839 NCS	1909	Dedicating the former site of the St. Mary School in square bounded by St. Mary, Rousseau, Tchoupitoulas and Felicity Streets, also buildings, as "Public Baths" to be in charge of the Public Bath Commissioner.	See also 5906 NCS and 6419 NCS. See 5089 NCS - Authorizing appointment of a "Public Bath Commission".
Bayou St. John			9836 CCS	1927	Creating a Board of Commissioners for the care and improvement of the banks of the Bayou St. John and the adjacent public lands and roadways owned and controlled by the city.
Bayou St. John			14086 CCS	1934	Designating as an aquatic park and creating a commission therefor, that part of Bayou St. John between Jefferson Davis Parkway and Esplanade Ave.
Bayou St. John			14479 CCS	1936	Authorizing contract with the Board of Levee Commissioners and Jos. F. Dupuy for the removal of Dupuy's Shipyard on Bayou St. John.
Bequests						See Trust Funds. See Asylums
Bequests			4416 NCS	1906	Authorizing the Mayor to accept donation of Mrs. M. A. Young consisting of a strip of ground on Audry Street from Dauphine to Royal Street.
Bequests			5415 NCS	1908	Authorizing the Mayor to accept the bequest of the late Edward Thompson, and directing to take steps to recover same.	Left to the Fink Home, amount not stated.
Bequests			5453 NCS	1908	Authorizing the Mayor to accept the bequest of the late Mrs. Frederick Tilton to the home for insane and directing the District Attorney to take steps to recover same.
Bequests			5216 NCS	1908	Authorizing acceptance of legacies made to the City Insane Asylum by the late Anna Staub.	Total $3,000.
Bequests	Rudolph T. P. Danneel					See "Schools" under sub-head "Danneel"
Bequests	Rudolph T. P. Danneel		3740 NCS	1906	Accepting dedication by Rudolph T. P. Danneel of property known as "Danneel Place".
Bequests	Thomas Day		6980 NCS	1911	Accepting bequest of $4,500.00 from the late Thos. Day to be expended for improvements in Audubon Park, Lower City Park, and Fiske Free Library.
Bequests	Thomas Day		6981 NCS	1911	Accepting bequest of $30,000.00 from the late Thos. Day for the erection of a normal school to be nown as the "Tom Day Normal School", on a site to be provided by the city.	The bequest being inadequate to erect such a normal school as needed, the executors of the estate agreed to let the bequest apply as the "last payment" on such normal school as the city may build.
Beverages			13875 CCS		Providing beverage license for beer, porter, ale, fruit juices, etc.	Amending and corelating ordinances as follows: 14059 CCS - Book 151, 14217 CCS, 14293 CCS, 14433 CCS and 14517 CCS - Book 152. See Licenses - Liquor.
Beverages			13963 CCS		Providing beverage license for beer, porter, ale, fruit juices, etc.	Amending and corelating ordinances as follows: 14059 CCS - Book 151, 14217 CCS, 14293 CCS, 14433 CCS and 14517 CCS - Book 152. See Licenses - Liquor.
Beverages			14201 CCS		Regulating the traffic in malt, vinous, aspititous alcoholic liquors of more than 6% of alcohol by volume.	See also 14433 and 14517 CCS.
Beverages			14630 CCS		Amending 14433 CCS
Billboards			9357 OCS			See Section 49 of this ordinance.
Board of Commissioneers of the Port of New Orleans			2934 NCS	1905	Transferring to the Board of Commissioners of the Port of New Orleans the two outer sugar sheds on the river front between Iberville and Conti Streets
Board of Commissioneers of the Port of New Orleans			55156 CCS	1918	Authorizing lease from the Board of Commissioners of the Port of New Orleans of lands and premises for use of the Public Belt Railroad, $50,000 a year.
Board of Commissioneers of the Port of New Orleans			10600 CCS	1928	Authorizing quit claim, relinquishment and abandoment of all rights of claims of the City of New Orleans and the Public Belt Commission of certain lands, to the Board of Commissionners of the Port of New Orleans.
Board of Commissioneers of the Port of New Orleans			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 exception in cases where fully qualified persons are not available.
Board of Commissioneers of the Port of New Orleans	Wharves and Landings		83 AS	1870	Prohibiting structures, shanties, etc., upon the public wharves, landings or levees.
Board of Commissioneers of the Port of New Orleans	Wharves and Landings		516 CS	1883	Prohibiting smoking on city wharves.
Board of Commissioneers of the Port of New Orleans	Wharves and Landings		2679 CS	1887	Contracting with the city for the lighting of the wharves and levees where cotton is stored.
Boats - Vessels in Port						See Ratproofing.
Boats - Vessels in Port			4524 NCS		Requiring all persons renting skiffs or other pleasure craft for hire to keep a record of the names and addresses of all occupants of same.	See also 5160 CCS - Book 149.
Boats - Vessels in Port			2513 CCS		Providing sanitary measures applicable to boats and vessels at the docks.	See Health.
Boats - Vessels in Port			3121 OS	1856	Prohibiting the sale of liquor from any vessel or flatboat, in quantities less than one barrel.
Boats - Vessels in Port			7176 AS	1881	Prohibiting the letting, loaning or hiring of skiffs, canoes, sailboats or other craft to minors under the age of 18 years.
Boats - Vessels in Port			7416 AS	1881	Requiring all Captains, Masters, or Commanders to make fast to the mooring posts, stakes or piles on the levee proper.
Boats - Vessels in Port			16017 CS	1900	Making it unlawful for any comon carriers to transport into the Parish of Orleans any person suffering with a contagious disease.
Boats - Vessels in Port			813 CCS	1913	Prohibiting smoking on the public docks and sheds, or within 50 feet of same, and in the holds of ships lying at the wharves.	See also 516 CS and 5776 CS.
Boiler Inspectors					See Safety Laws. Also, Engineers.
Boiler Inspectors			2060 CS	1887	Creating the office of Steam Boiler Inspector.	See also 5392 NCS - Book 140 - creating a Board of Examiners of Steam Boiler Engineers, issuance of licenses, etc. and 3835 CCS - providing for the inspection of steam boilers and the examination of engineers in charge of same.
Boiler Inspectors			14113 OCS	1934	Providing for the appointment of a Chief Boiler Inspector to be under the direction of the Commissioner of Public Safety.	Amended by 14159 CCS.
Boiler Inspectors			14160 CCS	1934	Providing for the annual physical and mental examinations of persons engaged in the profession of operating steam boilers, steam engines, internal combustion engines and/or refrigerating equipment. With amending and correlating ordinances as follows:14195 CCS, 14216 CCS, 14231 CCS amd 14237 CCS.	Amended by 14195, 14216, 14231, and 14237 (all CCS)
Bonds	Drainage		3527 CC	1857	Authorizing a drainage tax and bond issue, and directing City Engineer to make survey.	See also 1933 CC - Book 7.
Bonds	Municipal		13665 CCS		Calling an election (May 1932) to vote the proposition to issue, negotiate and sell bonds in the sum of $750,000, for the improvement of streets, roads, bridges, sidewalks, parks and playgrounds.
Bonds	Municipal		2236 CCS		Authorizing a bond issue of $100,000.00 for the improvement of Audubon Park.
Bonds	Municipal		9347 CCS		Calling an election (year 1926) to submit to the taxpayers the proposition to issue, negotiate and sell bonds in the principal amount of $7,500,000.00 to be used for drainage, New Criminal Court Building, garbage incinerators, City Park Extention, and Municipal Auditorium.
Bonds	Municipal		5760 CC	1861	Authorizing an issue of notes in payment of city debts, amount not to exceed $500,000.00.	See also 5931 CC - Book 20.
Bonds	Pontchartrain Railroad Bonds		1930 CC	1855	Requiring a tax on all trades and professions to offset the interest of the Pontchartrain Railroad Bond Issue.
Bonds	Pontchartrain Railroad Bonds		2785 CC	1856	Authorizing the Mayor to have an authenix record made of the 329 6% bonds issued by the city to the Pontchartrain Railroad, and afterwards to have said bonds destroyed in the presence of a Notary, the Comptroller, the Treasurer and Chairman of the Finance Committee.
Bonds	Premium Bonds		2372 CCS		Directing sale of 2600 bonds for account of the Fink Asylum, and re-investment of the proceeds in current interest bearing bonds.
Bonds	Premium Bonds		199 CCS	1913	Directing sale of 31 Premium Bonds of the Girod Fund, proceeds to be used for the repair of property owned by said Fund on City Park Avenue.
Bonds	Public Belt Railroad Bonds of the City of New Orleans		2340 CCS	1915	Authorizing sale of $500,000.00 Public Belt Railroad Bonds (authority of Act 179 of 1908) proceeds of which will be used for a cotton warehouse terminal, and other improvements.	See 2443 CCS - accepting bid of the Hibernia Bank and Trust Co. for purchase.
Bonds	Public Belt Railroad Bonds of the City of New Orleans		5441 CCS	1919	Authorizing sale of $600,000.00 of Public Belt Railroad Bonds of the City of New Orleans.	Authority of Act 179 of 1908.
Bonds	Public Belt Railroad Bonds of the City of New Orleans		10429 CCS	1928	Authorizing the creation of an issue of bonds in the sum of Five Million Dollars to be known as N.O. Public Belt Railroad Bonds and authorizing the sale of $1,000,000.00 in aggregate amount thereof. To bear interest at 4-1/2 percent.
Bonds	Public Belt Railroad Bonds of the City of New Orleans		14606 CCS	1937	Amending 10429 to provide for the sale of an additional $500,000.00 with rate of interest to be fixed by the Commission Council.	See also 14639 CCS - Providing for registration and release.
Bonds	Public Service, Inc.		12958 CCS		Approving the issue and sale by N.O.P.S.I., of $4,000,000.00 in principal amount of its First and Refunding Gold Bonds, Series "C".
Bonds	Public Service, Inc.		9481 CCS	1927	Approving the issue by Public Service, Inc., of bonds in $8,000,000.00 principal amount, first and refunding mortgage gold bond series "C".
Bonds	Sewerage and Water Board		14089 CCS	1934	Calling an election for April 3, 1934, for authority to issue, negotiate and sell bonds styled "City of New Orleans Sewerage, Water and Drainage Bonds" in the principal sum of $1,800,000.00 for extension of sewerage, water and drainage.
Bridges						See "Canals" - See "Viaducts".
Bridges			112 OS	1852	Requesting opinion of the District Attorney as to the obligation of the Canal Banking Company to construct a bridge across the New Canal, or if the city has the right.
Bridges			737 CCS	1913	Providing for a lift bridge over the channel connecting New Basin Canal with the Southern Yacht Club.	See also 1042 CCS and 1251 CCS.
Bridges			2453 CCS	1915	Providing for the construction of a highway bridge from Chef Menteur Road to the Rigolets, and directing advertising for bids.
Bridges			9110 CCS	1926	Accepting bid of H. N. Moody for construction of a bridge over the Outfall Canal at Behrman Avenue.
Bridges			9295 CCS	1926	Authorizing the Mayor to enter into contract with N.O. Public Service for the maintenance and upkeep of the bridge over the New Basin Canal at Carrollton Avenue.
Bridges			10133 CCS	1928	Accepting bid of John Reiss for the construction of a concrete bridge crossing the Seventeenth Street Canal at S. Claiborne Avenue.
Bridges			10819 CCS	1928	Accepting bid of Thos. H. Brockman for construction of a bridge over N. Broad St. Canal at Agriculture St.
Bridges			14316 CCS	1935	Providing for the sale of the superstructure of the bridge over the New Basin Canal at Magnolia Avenue.
Bridges			14472 CCS	1936	Providing for the opening of the Esplanade Avenue Bridge and the Magnolia Garden Parkway Bridge of Bayou St. John.
Bridges			14619 CCS	1937	Providing for the re-decking of the Esplanade Avenue Bridge over Bayou St. John by forces of the Division of Public Works.
Budgets	Expenditures - Revenues		4942 OS	1860	Budget of probable receipts and expenditures, covering charity, drainage, elections, public squares, schools, police, powder magazines, streets, wharves and levees, water works and workhouses.
Budgets	Expenditures - Revenues	Expenditures	6600 CCS	1922	Providing a budget of expenditures for the year 1922.
Budgets	Expenditures - Revenues	Expenditures	13877 CCS	1932	Providing a budget of expenditures for the year 1933.	Amended by 14063 CCS.
Budgets	Expenditures - Revenues	Expenditures	14045 CCS	1933	Providing a budget of expenditures for the year 1934.	Amended by 14186 and 14220 CCS.
Budgets	Expenditures - Revenues	Expenditures	14200 CCS	1934	Providing a budget of expenditures for the year 1935.
Budgets	Expenditures - Revenues	Expenditures	14332 CCS	1935	Providing a budget of expenditures for the year 1936.
Budgets	Expenditures - Revenues	Expenditures	14508 CCS	1936	Providing a budget of expenditures for the year 1937.
Budgets	Expenditures - Revenues	Revenues	13876 CCS	1932	Providing a budget of revenues for the year 1933.	Amended by 14062 CCS
Budgets	Expenditures - Revenues	Revenues	14044 CCS	1933	Providing a budget of revenues for the year 1934.	Amended by 14185 CCS.
Budgets	Expenditures - Revenues	Revenues	14202 CCS	1934	Providing a budget of revenues for the year 1935.
Budgets	Expenditures - Revenues	Revenues	14336 CCS	1935	Providing a budget of revenues for the year 1936.
Budgets	Expenditures - Revenues	Revenues	14507 CCS	1936	Providing a budget of revenues for the year 1937.	Amended by 14680 CCS.
Building Code			12550 CCS		Amending Sec. 38 of the Revised Building Code of 1926.
Building Code						See Fire Limits, Fire Prevention Zoning.
Building Code			14151 CCS		Amending Sec. 112 & 113 of the Revised Building Code of 1926.
Building Code			10421 CCS		Amending Sec. 21 of the Revised Building Code of 1926.
Building Code			14682 CCS		Appropriating funds to cover the cost of revising and co-ordinating 9357 - "Building Code".
Building Code			12794 CCS		Amending Sec. 120 of the Revised Building Code of 1926.
Building Code			11123 CCS		Amending Sec. 27 of the Revised Building Code of 1926.
Building Code			11366 CCS		Amending Sec. 22 of the Revised Building Code of 1926.
Building Code			11365 CCS		Amending Sec. 20 of the Revised Building Code of 1926.
Building Code			12911 CCS		Amending Sec. 120 of the Revised Building Code of 1926.
Building Code			11247 CCS		Amending Sec. 21 of the Revised Building Code of 1926.
Building Code			11124 CCS		Amending Sec. 80 of the Revised Building Code of 1926.
Building Code			11122 CCS		Amending Sec. 27 of the Revised Building Code of 1926.
Building Code			9442 CCS		Amending Sec. 65 of the Revised Building Code of 1926.
Building Code			9443 CCS		Amending Sec. 145 of the Revised Building Code of 1926.
Building Code			10422 CCS		Amending Sec. 96 of the Revised Building Code of 1926.
Building Code			10362 CCS		Amending Sec. 6 - 96 of the Revised Building Code of 1926.
Building Code			10420 CCS		Amending Sec. 3 - 96 of the Revised Building Code of 1926
Building Code			11364 CCS		Amending 10362 CCS.
Building Code			11125 CCS		Amending Sec. 21 of the Revised Building Code of 1926.
Building Code			7181 AS	1881	Providing that all dwellings be equipped with adequate supply of hydrant or cistern water.
Building Code			15362 CS	1899	Providing that all buildings hereafter erected or altered to be used as hotels, theatres, hospitals, asylums, etc., to exceed three stories in height, shall be made fireproof.	Amended by 2103 NCS.
Building Code			4045 NCS	1906	Requiring owners to repair all leaky galleries, sheds, verrandahs and other overhead structures extending over the sidewalk.
Building Code			6115 NCS	1909	Making it the duty of the City Engineer to designate house numbers on building permits.
Building Code			12750 CCS	1930	Requiring the furnishers of building supplies and materials to show the number of building permits on all their dray tickets and forward said tickets to the Building Division daily.
Building Code	Apartment Houses					See Zoning
Building Code	Building Code of 1910		6712 NCS	1910	Establishing a code to govern construction, alteration, additions, repairs and equipment; covering height, masonry, materials, construction, etc., etc.	Amending and correlating ordinances as follows: 6763 NCS - Correcting clerical errors in 6712; 7640 & 7777 NCS - Amending 6712 NCS as to fire limits; 7952 NCS - Repealing 7640 and 7777 NCS and re-establishing fire limits; 8627 NCS - Amending 7952 NCS as to steps on sidewalks of frame buildings; 1169 & 1932 CCS - Amending 6712 NCS as to wooden tenement houses outside fire limits.
Building Code	Dangerous Buildings		10631 CCS	1928	Providing for the demolishing of any building, staging, chimney or other structure considered dangerous.
Building Code	Fire Escapes		8434 CCS		Providing for a balanced drop ladder from the lower balcony, for all new and existing fire escapes.
Building Code	Party Walls		9756 CCS	1927	Providing for the opening of party walls for the purpose of separating adjoining wall.	See Section 45 of 9357 CCS re Party Fences.
Building Code	Rat Proofing		2512 CCS	1915	Providing for the rat-proofing of all buildings in the City of New Orleans.	See "Ratproofing".
Building Code	Revised Buillding Code of 1926: (Available in book form)		9357 CCS	1926	Establishing a code to govern the construction, alteration, addition, repairs and equipment, and repealing all ordinances now in force affecting or relating to the construction, alteration, addition, repairs and equipment or removal of buildings or other structures, etc., etc.	Effective Jan. 1, 1927.
Building Code	Schools and Colleges					See Zoning
Building Code	Set Back Limits: (Building set back from street line)		8664 CCS		Various streets in Edgewood Park (Gentilly)	Amendment to 6712 CCS.
Building Code	Set Back Limits: (Building set back from street line)		8726 CCS		Plum St., S. Carrollton to Broadway.	8764 CCS. Amendment to 6712 CCS.
Building Code	Set Back Limits: (Building set back from street line)		3458 CCS		St. Charles - Lee Circle to Carrollton.	Amendment to 6712 CCS.
Building Code	Set Back Limits: (Building set back from street line)		6053 CCS		Napoleon Ave. and Carrollton.	Also 8671 CCS. Amendment to 6712 CCS.
Building Code	Set Back Limits: (Building set back from street line)		8428 CCS		Webster St., Magazine to St. Charles.	Amendment to 6712 CCS.
Building Code	Set Back Limits: (Building set back from street line)		8459 CCS		St. Claude Ave., Jordan Ave. to Parish Line.	Amendment to 6712 CCS.
Building Code	Set Back Limits: (Building set back from street line)		8706 CCS		Nashville Avenue.	Amendment to 6712 CCS.
Building Code	Set Back Limits: (Building set back from street line)		8672 CCS		Common, Baronne to Rampart.	See 8719 CCS. Amendment to 6712 CCS.
Building Code	Set Back Limits: (Building set back from street line)		9127 CCS		Pine St. - St. Charles to Broad Place.	Amendment to 6712 CCS.
Building Code	Set Back Limits: (Building set back from street line)		9298 CCS		Pine St. - Poplar to Plum.	Amendment to 6712 CCS.
Building Code	Set Back Limits: (Building set back from street line)		9622 CCS		State St, Laurel to St. Charles Avenue.	Amendment to 6712 CCS.
Building Code	Set Back Limits: (Building set back from street line)		10062 CCS		General Pershing - Danneel to S. Liberty.	Amendment to 6712 CCS.
Building Code	Set Back Limits: (Building set back from street line)		10070 CCS		Prytania St. - Jackson Avenue to Josephine.	Amendment to 6712 CCS.
Building Code	Set Back Limits: (Building set back from street line)		10464 CCS		Amending 6053 CCS on N. Carrollton Avenue.	Amendment to 6712 CCS.
Building Code	Set Back Limits: (Building set back from street line)		8886 CCS		Pine St. - Broad Pl. to Colipissa St.	Amendment to 6712 CCS.
Building Code	Set Back Limits: (Building set back from street line)		11078 CCS		Amending 10070 CCS.	Amendment to 6712 CCS.
Building Code	Set Back Limits: (Building set back from street line)		11362 CCS		North side of Dryades St., Common to Howard.	Amendment to 6712 CCS.
Building Code	Set Back Limits: (Building set back from street line)		8474 CCS		Valmont St.	Amendment to 6712 CCS.
Building Code	Set-Back Requirements (under 9357 CCS)		10614 CCS		On Plum St., amending 8726 and 8764 CCS.	See also 9763 CCS.
Building Code	Set-Back Requirements (under 9357 CCS)		12132 CCS		On Common St., Baronne to Rampart.	Amending by 12928 CCS.
Building Code	Set-Back Requirements (under 9357 CCS)		9835 CCS		Building line on Broadway.
Building Code	Set-Back Requirements (under 9357 CCS)		10602 CCS		Defining the manner of establishing a set-back or building line on all portions of ground so located that the side portions form an angle smaller or larger than ninety degrees with the front; along all streets regulated by a building line.
Building Code	Set-Back Requirements (under 9357 CCS)		10598 CCS	1928	Regulating the placing of public and semi-public buildings or schools in zoned or set-back areas, where the institution owns the square of ground.
Building Code	Theatres and Motion Pictures		7340 CCS	1923	Governing the construction, alteration and equipment of buildings used for production, storing and handling of Nitro-Cellulose films.
Canals	Algiers Outfall Canal		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		1229 OS	1853	Providing for the digging of Claiborne Canal to the upper city limits.
Canals	Claiborne Canal		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		6923 AS	1881	Accepting bid of the City Railroad Company to culvert the Coliseum and Camp St. Canal.
Canals	Galvez Street Canal		1287 OS	1854	Providing for the digging of Galvez Street Canal.
Canals	London Avenue Canal		5724 OS	1861	Awarding contract for digging a canal in London Avenue from Broad St. Canal to the new drainage machine.
Canals	Navigation Canal					Industrial Canal
Canals	Navigation Canal		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					Now New Basin Canal
Canals	New Canal		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.
Canals	New Canal		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.
Canals	New Canal		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.
Canals	New Canal		737 CCS	1913	Providing for a lift bridge over the channel connecting the New Basin Canal with the Southern Yacht Club.
Canals	New Canal		9295 CCS	1926	Authorizing contract with N. O. Public Service, Inc. for care and maintenance of bridge at Carrollton Avenue.
Canals	New Canal		14316 CCS	1935	Providing for the sale of the superstructure of the bridge over the New Basin Canal at Magnolia Street.
Canals	Old Basin Canal		9402 CCS		Providing for payment of the cost of filling in the Old Basin Canal at the intersectin of Broad Street.
Canals	Old Basin Canal		8221 CCS		Authorizing steps to force the N. O. Public Service to fill in the Old Basin at the intersection of Claiborne Avenue.
Canals	Old Basin Canal		8216 CCS	1924	Directing payment of $75,000.00 to the Liquidators of the Carondelet Canal & Navigation Co.
Canals	Old Basin Canal		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.
Canals	Seventeenth Canal		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.
Canals	Sewerage & Water Board: - Various Canals		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.
Cemeteries	Carrollton Cemetery		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.
Cemeteries	Carrollton Cemetery		1943	1903	Providing for the construction of a shed to be used for shelter during funerals.
Cemeteries	Carrollton Cemetery		13773 CCS	1932	Dedicating an additional strip of ground in Carrollton Cemetery for burial purposes.
Cemeteries	Chalmette Cemetery		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.
Cemeteries	Cypress Grove Cemetery		54 OS	1840	Providing for the establishment of the Cypress Grove Cemetery by the Firemen's Charitable Association.	Location not given.
Cemeteries	Gentilly Road		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		5706 NCS		Directing the fencing in of property at St. Louis and Monroe Sts. to be known as the new Holt Cemetery.
Cemeteries	Holt Cemetery		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
Cemeteries	Jewish Cemeteries		4863 OS	1849	Granting permission to establish a cemetery in square bounded by Solon, Pelopidas, Frenchmen and Elysian Fields Sts.
Cemeteries	Jewish Cemeteries		3754 OS	1858	Granting permission to the Hebrew Association to establish a cemetery in square bounded by Canal, Gasquet, Anthony and Bernadotte Streets.
Cemeteries	Jewish Cemeteries		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.
Cemeteries	Lafayette Cemetery		4003 OS		Providing space for use of the Orphans' Home Asylum on Seventh St.
Cemeteries	Lafayette Cemetery		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.
Cemeteries	Lafayette Cemetery		13873 CCS	1932	Declaring as "unused and abandoned" lots Nos. 308 and 309 in Lafayette No. 1
Cemeteries	Lafayette Cemetery		14191 CCS	1934	Issuing duplicate to title to Geo. Wintz, in Laf. No. 2.
Cemeteries	Lincoln Cemetery		287 NCS	1900	Granting permission to establish a cemetery in square bounded by London Ave., Havana, Duele and Hope Sts.
Cemeteries	Locust Grove Cemetery: No. 1 and No. 2		6339 OS		Purchasing square 363 bounded by Sixth, Seventh, Magnolia and Locust.
Cemeteries	Locust Grove Cemetery: No. 1 and No. 2		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.
Cemeteries	Locust Grove Cemetery: No. 1 and No. 2		8699 NCS		Dedicating square 363 as a playground.
Cemeteries	Locust Grove Cemetery: No. 1 and No. 2		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.
Cemeteries	Locust Grove Cemetery: No. 1 and No. 2		3863 AS	1876	Sts. Designating square 363 as Cemetery No. 2.
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.
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.
Cemeteries	Rules Governing Cemeteries		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.
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.
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				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			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			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			1864	Total number of Whites - 2,156; Negroes - 324. Total - 2,480. Voters - 288.
Census	Population City of Carrollton			1865	Total number of Whites - 2,227; Negroes - 724. Total 2,951. Voters - 282.
Census	Population City of Carrollton			1866	Total number of Whites - 2,194; Negroes - 864. Total 3,058. Voters - 264.
Census	Population City of Carrollton			1867	Total number of Whites - 2,198; Negroes - 729. Total 2,927. Voters - 160.
Census	Population City of Carrollton			1868	Total number of Whites - 2,084; Negroes - 838. Total 2,922. White voters - 386. Negro voters - 240.
Census	Population City of Carrollton			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					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.
Cisterns			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.
City Buildings						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.
City Buildings	City Hall Annex		5177 NCS		Providing for semi-monthly payment of supervising architect.
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		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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
City Government			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			294 AS	1870	Establishing the Twelfth, Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards.
City Government			136 AS	1870	Dividing the City of New Orleans into fifteen Assessment Districts.
City Government			58 AS	1870	Fixing the salary of the City Attorney at $6,000.00 per annum.	See also 2870 AS - Book 31.
City Government			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			38 AS	1870	Organizing the Department of Improvements.
City Government			22 AS	1870	Establishing a Fiscal Year.
City Government			60 AS	1870	Determining the number of employees and their salaries for the Department of Finance.
City Government			6649 AS	1880	Organizing the Mayor's Court in New Orleans.
City Government			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.
City Government			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.
City Government			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.
City Government			12549 CS	1896	Providing that one volume, each, of Flynn's Digest of Ordinances be delivered to the various state and city offices.
City Government			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.
City Government			122 NCS	1900	Directing the City Engineer to establish and equip a laboratory for testing and analyzing cements, asphalts, etc., used in public works.
City Government			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.
City Government			308 NCS	1900	Authorizing the Clerk of the Council to have printed a Manual of the City; embracing all departments - legislative, legal and executive.
City Government			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			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.
City Government			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.
City Government			9427 CCS	1926	Fixing the salary of the 1st Assistant City Attorney at $5,000 per annum.
City Government			9417 CCS	1926	Fixing the salary of the Factory Inspector at $200.00 per month.
City Government			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					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.
City Government	Charter of 1912		12190 CCS		Amending sections 1 and 3 of Ord. No. 1 CCS.
City Government	Charter of 1912		14116 CCS		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		l CCS	1912	Organizing the various departments of the city government in accordance with Act 159 of 1912.
City Government	Charter of 1912		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.
City Government	Charter of 1912		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		7395 CCS	1918	Selecting the "Oleander" as the Official Flower of the City of New Orelans.
City Government	Charter of 1912		9024 CCS	1926	Designating Wm. T. Hall, Commissioner of Public Utilities, as Act Commissioner of Finance.
City Government	Charter of 1912		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.
City Government	Contracts		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.
City Government	Contracts		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.
City Government	Contracts		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.
City Government	Contracts		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.
City Government	Personnel Division		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		14295 CCS	1934	Providing for the establishment and operation of a Personnel Division.
City Government	Personnel Division		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.
City Government	Purchasing Agent		10043 CCS	1927	Fixing the salary of the City Purchasing Agent at $4,500.00 per annum.
City Government	Purchasing Agent		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.
City Government	Purchasing Agent		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.
City Government	Purchasing Agent		14450 CCS	1936	Providing for a centralized purchasing system, a bureau of purchasing, and the appointment of a purchasing agent.
City Government	Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods)
City Government	Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods)		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.
City Government	Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods)		14193 CCS	1934	Gasoline. Awarded to: Standard Oil Co. Period of 3 mos.
City Government	Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods)		14223 CCS	1935	Meat. Awarded to: M. W. Saloman & Son. Period of 6 mos.
City Government	Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods)		14260 CCS	1935	Fire Brick and Clay. Awarded to: J. Watts Kearney. Quantities
City Government	Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods)		14279 CCS	1935	Meat. Awarded to: M. W. Salomon & Son. Period of 6 mos.
City Government	Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods)		14281 CCS	1935	36 Tires. Awarded to: A. O. Schwartz, Inc.
City Government	Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods)		14280 CCS	1935	Mazda Lamps. Awarded to: Electric Appliance. Period of 1 year.
City Government	Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods)		14483 CCS	1936	Bread. Awarded to: Fedrico Baking Co. Period of 6 mos.
City Government	Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods)		14492 CCS	1936	Lumber. Awarded to: R. F. Mestayer. Period of 6 mos.
City Government	Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods)		14484 CCS	1936	Bread. Awarded to: Jos. Susslin. Period of 6 mos.
City Government	Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods)		14359 CCS	1936	Coal. Awarded to: Gulf Coal and Coke Co. Period of 1 year.
City Government	Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods)		14489 CCS	1936	Coal. Awarded to Gulf Coal & Coke Co. Period of 1 year.
City Government	Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods)		14536 CCS	1937	Coal. Awarded to: Gulf Coal & Coke Co. Period of 1 year.
City Government	Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods)		14537 CCS	1937	Meat. Awarded to: M. W. Salomon & Son. Period of 6 mos.
City Government	Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods)		14565 CCS	1937	Bread. Awarded to: Fedrico Baking Co. Period of 6 mos.
City Government	Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods)		14566 CCS	1937	Bread. Awarded to: Jos. Susslin. Period of 6 mos.
City Government	Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods)		14592 CCS	1937	Meat. Awarded to: M. W. Salomon. Period of 6 mos.
City Government	Supplies (Accepting bids for the furnishing of various supplies, equipment, etc. covering specified periods)		14626 CCS	1937	Plate Material. Awarded to: American Rolling Mill Co. Quantities.
City Government - Old Charter						See also "History and Biography".
City Government - Old Charter			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			1256 OS	1853	Providing for the appointment of a Committee to revise the several ordinances organizing the City Government.
City Government - Old Charter			3017 OS	1856	Organizing the Comptroller's Department of the City of New Orleans.	Amended by 3954 OS - Book 13.
City Government - Old Charter			3106 OS	1856	Regulating the Treasurer's Department of the City of New Orleans.
City Government - Old Charter			3054 OS	1856	Organizing the Street Commissioner's Department.	Amended by 4101 OS - Book 15.
City Government - Old Charter			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			3317 OS	1857	Providing for the salary of the Registrar of Voters.	Amended by 6292 OS - Book 22.
City Government - Old Charter			3686 OS	1858	Authorizing the Mayor to have a flag made for the City Hall.	See 4889 CCS - Book 148.
City Government - Old Charter			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.
City Government - Old Charter			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.
City Real Estate					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.
City Real Estate					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.
City Real Estate	Fifth District		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.
City Real Estate	Fifth District		1630 NCS	1903	Authorizing sale of property in Algiers, bounded by the Mississippi River, Sequin and Morgan Streets.
City Real Estate	Fifth District		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		13719 CCS	1932	Authorizing sale (as no longer required for public use) property in square bounded by Teche, Slidell, Homer and Nunez Streets.
City Real Estate	Fifth District		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.
City Real Estate	First District		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		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.
City Real Estate	First District		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.
City Real Estate	First District		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.
City Real Estate	First District		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.
City Real Estate	First District		12344 CCS	1930	Authorizing sale of lot No. 6 in square bounded by Lafayette, Girod, Dryades and Baronne Streets.
City Real Estate	Fourth District		6823 CCS		Authorizing payment for lots 5 and 6 in square bounded Sixth, Seventh, Franklin and Saratoga Streets.
City Real Estate	Fourth District		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.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		107 OS	1840	Authorizing the acceptance of Act of Sale covering the purchase of lots from the estate of Richard Hagan (or Hogan).
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		3 OS	1840	Accepting Act of Sale on the purchase of lots 18, 19, 20 and 21 on Carondelet and Perdido Streets.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		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		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.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		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.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		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.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		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		1099 OS	1845	Providing for the advertisement and sale of Municipally owned property in squares bounded by Poydras, St. Charles, Carondelet & Union Streets.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		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		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		1106 OS	1845	Accepting lot offered for sale by Thos. L. Harmann, on Hevia Streets between St. Charles and Carondelet Streets, adjoining Municipal property.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		1072 OS	1853	Authorizing payment on a lot on St. Mary Street between Religious and Rousseau.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		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.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		1663 OS	1853	Approving sale of one lot corner Race and New Levee Streets to Dr. Mercer.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		999 OS	1853	Accepting donation of ground made by C. Bengnot to be used for streets and Avenues.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		632 OS	1853	Authorizing the Mayor to sell the triangle of ground at the corner of Race and New Levee Sts.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		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		587 OS	1853	Prohibiting city officers from effecting insurance on city property.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		532 OS	1853	Authorizing the transfer of lots 3 and 4 fronting on Poydras Street at the corner of Carondelet, to R. F. Nichols.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		1869 OS	1854	Pertaining to the sale of property at Fort Jackson belonging to the Board of Health.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		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.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		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.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		2302 OS	1855	Pertaining to the selling of a certain portion of ground on the west side of Chartres (or Conde) Street.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		3522 OS	1857	See Schools.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		3518 OS	1857	Authorizing sale at public auction of a small lot of ground at the corner of Louisa and Royal Streets.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		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		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.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		3811 OS	1858	Transmitting a message from the Mayor pertaining to the management of City Property.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		3852 OS	1858	Authorizing the Finance Committee to sell through the City Auctioneer all city property not needed for public use.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		4678 OS	1859	Providing for the sale at public auctin of two lots located in square bounded by Canal, Franklin, Customhouse and ____? Streets.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		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.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		5172 OS	1860	Pertaining to the purchase of land on the upper side of St. Andrew Street, from Prytania to Dryades Sts.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		5246 OS	1860	Pertaining to the purchase of land bounded by St. Denis, St. Patrick, Seventh and Harmony Streets.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		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.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		5044 OS	1860	Providing for the sale of various properties, including a square on the batture between Bienville and Custom House Streets.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		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		5598 OS	1861	Authorizing purchase of a square of ground in the Third district, bounded by Aubrey, Galvez, Johnson and O'Reilly Streets.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		5908 OS	1862	Authorizing the sale of all buildings on the property taken over by the city in the opening of Derbigny Street.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		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.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		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		6361 OS	1865	Authorizing the Mayor to lease to W. H. Irwin, the plantation in St. Bernard Parish known as Chalmette Plantation.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		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.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		1895 AS	1872	Authorizing the Mayor to purchase two lots of ground on Magazine Street between Napoleon Ave. and Berlin Street.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		2058 AS	1873	Authorizing sale of a lot on Tchoupitoulas Street between Poydras and Natchez Streets.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		2788 AS	1874	Authorizing the purchase of two lots of ground on Market Street between Monroe and Franklin Streets.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		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.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		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.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		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.
City Real Estate	Period 1840 to 1882 - Miscellaneous locations		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.
City Real Estate	Second District		12392 CS	1896	Recording the purchase of buildings situated at 618 and 620 St. Ann Street.	Use not stated.
City Real Estate	Second District		16232 CS	1900	Approving purchase of a triangular piece of ground bounded by Esplanade Ave., Crete and Bell Streets.
City Real Estate	Second District		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.
City Real Estate	Second District		7050 CCS	1922	Providing for the sale of propety bounded by St. Anthony, St. Louis and City Park Ave.
City Real Estate	Second District		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		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.
City Real Estate	Second District		9664 CCS	1927	Authorizing correction of description of property in the First District exchangd between the city and Mrs. Anna Rainold.
City Real Estate	Second District		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.
City Real Estate	Second District		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		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.
City Real Estate	Second District		12552 CCS	1930	Authorizing sale of unused portion of Helena Street, between Iberville and Canal Streets, no longer needed for public use.
City Real Estate	Second District		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		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.
City Real Estate	Second District		13186 CCS	1931	Authorizing and directing sale of property in square bounded by Dumaine, Rampart, St. Claude and St. Ann Streets.
City Real Estate	Second District		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.
City Real Estate	Second District		14133 CCS	1934	Authorizing sale of property forming the end of Wilkinson Street from Decatur to property line of Public Belt Tracks.
City Real Estate	Second District		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.
City Real Estate	Second District		14236 CCS	1935	Authorizing the lease of property at the corner of Royal and Conti Streets, bounded by Exchange Alley and Bienville Sts.
City Real Estate	Second District		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.
City Real Estate	Second District		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.
City Real Estate	Second District		14634 CCS	1937	Authorizing sale of property in square bounded by Front, Conti, Bienville and Clay Streets.
City Real Estate	Second District		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.
City Real Estate	Seventh District		5087 NCS	1908	Authorizing sale of building site formerly occupied as an engine house at Leake Avenue and Short St.
City Real Estate	Seventh District		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.
City Real Estate	Seventh District		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		10622 CCS	1928	Authorizing purchase from Dr. Ruth Aleman real estate in Square 333, fronting on S. Claiborne between Mistletoe and Monticello Streets.
City Real Estate	Seventh District		10675 CCS	1928	Authorizing sale of a triangle in square 69 of the Seventh District. Proceeds dedicated to Public Improvements.
City Real Estate	Seventh District		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.
City Real Estate	Seventh District		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.
City Real Estate	Seventh District		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		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		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		14124 CCS	1934	Authorizing purchase of property in square bounded by Carrollton Avenue, Dublin, Apple and Nelson Streets.
City Real Estate	Seventh District		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.
City Real Estate	Seventh District		14262 CCS	1935	Providing for the sale of the unused portion of Lowerline Street extending from Perrier to Leake Avenue.
City Real Estate	Seventh District		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.
City Real Estate	Seventh District		14683 CCS	1938	Providing for the sale of property bounded by Maple, Burdette, Hampson and Fern Streets.
City Real Estate	Sixth District		4624 NCS	1907	Authorizing sale of triangular piece of ground bounded by State and Freret Streets, St. Charles Avenue and the Bloomingdale line.
City Real Estate	Sixth District		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.
City Real Estate	Sixth District		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.
City Real Estate	Sixth District		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		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.
City Real Estate	Sixth District		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.
City Real Estate	Sixth District		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		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.
City Real Estate	Sixth District		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.
City Real Estate	Sixth District		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		11291 CCS	1929	Authorizing sale of six lots in square 644, bounded by Robert, Magnolia, Upperline and Clara Streets, dedicating proceeds to public improvements.
City Real Estate	Sixth District		12065 CCS	1930	Authorizing sale of property located on Jena Street, between Clara and Magnolia Streets, no longer needed for public use.
City Real Estate	Sixth District		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.
City Real Estate	Sixth District		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.
City Real Estate	Sixth District		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.
City Real Estate	Sixth District		14132 CCS	1934	Authorizing sale of excess portion of ground abutting Broadway property line of Sq. 23, bounded by Broadway, Chestnut and Leake Ave.
City Real Estate	Sixth District		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.
City Real Estate	Sixth District		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.
City Real Estate	Sixth District		14381 CCS	1936	Providing for the purchase of 17 lots on Prytania Street corner of Robert and Upperline, for public purposes.
City Real Estate	Sixth District		14410 CCS	1936	Providing for the sale of the unused portion of Broadway in square No. 22, no longer needed for public use.
City Real Estate	Sixth District		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.
City Real Estate	Third District		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.
City Real Estate	Third District		6528 CCS	1921	Providing for the sale of property bounded by Burgundy, Kerlerec, Dauphine, and Bourbon Sts.
City Real Estate	Third District		13801 CCS	1923	Authorizing sale of unused ends of Caffin Ave. and Lamanche Street between Douglas St. and the River.
City Real Estate	Third District		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.
City Real Estate	Third District		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.
City Real Estate	Third District		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.
City Real Estate	Third District		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.
City Real Estate	Third District		14382 CCS	1936	Providing for the purchase of property in square No. 1531 in the Third District for a playground.
Claims			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			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.
Claims			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			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.
Claims			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.
Claims			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.
Claims			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.
Courts						See also "Prisons".
Courts	Civil Courts		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.
Courts	Civil Courts		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		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		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.
Courts	Civil District Court (New Orleans Court Building)		5303 NCS		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.
Courts	Civil District Court (New Orleans Court Building)		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)		6885 NCS	1910	Authorizing barriers placed across Chartres, Conti and St. Louis Sts. during court sessions.
Courts	Criminal District Court - New Building		11079 CCS		Approving plans and specifications drawn by Gen. Allilson Owen for buildings.
Courts	Criminal District Court - New Building		11199 CCS		Approving the report of the Advisory Committee.
Courts	Criminal District Court - New Building		11197 CCS		Repealing ordinance 11129 CCS by reverting $116,000 from engine houses to the Criminal Court Buildings.
Courts	Criminal District Court - New Building		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		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		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		6808 NCS	1910	Authorizing the replacing of defective wiring.
Courts	Criminal District Court - Old Buildings		2116 CCS	1915	Declaring an emergency exists, and providing for the immediate repair of the Parish Prison.
Courts	Juvenile Court		6070 NCS		Amending Budget ordinance to provide for a female probation officer.
Courts	Juvenile Court		5474 NCS	1908	Authorizing lease of premises at 823 Baronne St. for use of the Juvenile Court.
Courts	Juvenile Court		6343 CCS	1921	Providing for a woman Probation Officer for the Juvenile Court.	See 6070 NCS.
Courts	Recorder's Court		6249 CCS		Establishng four Police Courts to be known as the First and Second Recorders Courts, the Traffic and Night Recorders Courts.
Courts	Recorder's Court		201 CCS		Providing for the transfer of Recordes from one district to another.
Courts	Recorder's Court		7192 AS		Authorizing investigation of reports of inefficiency and bad management.
Courts	Recorder's Court		2096 AS		Prescribing the hours Courts shall be kept open, and which cases shall be called first.
Courts	Recorder's Court		1639 AS		Prohibiting the collection of bond money for the appearance of prisoners before the various Recorders.	See also 1263 AS.
Courts	Recorder's Court		12966 CCS		Carrying into effect Act 159 of 1912 as amended by Act 115 of 1921, re manner and form of procedure in trials, etc.
Courts	Recorder's Court		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		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.		2729 AS	1874	Fixing compensation in criminal proceedings of the Justice and Constable of the Seventh Justice Court of the Parish of Orleans.
Courts	Salaries, etc.		11201 CCS	1929	Fixing the salary of Asst. District Attorney Chandler C. Luzenberg, Jr. at $5,000 per annum.
Courts	Salaries, etc.		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.
Courts	Salaries, etc.		11284 CCS	1929	Providing for the appointment of a crier for the Court of appeals of the Criminal District Court.
Courts	Salaries, etc.		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.
Courts	Second City Criminal Court Building		1608 CCS		Accepting bid for construction.	See also 359 CCS - authorizing purchase of one lot in above mentioned square.
Courts	Second City Criminal Court Building		1510 CCS		Authorizing purchase of two lots.
Courts	Second City Criminal Court Building		1496 CCS		Accepting plans and specifications.
Courts	Second City Criminal Court Building		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.
Dairies						See Milk and Milk Products
Dairies			3175 OS	1856	Making it unlawful for any owner or occupant of a dairy, livery stable, etc., to use lighted candle in any place containing hay, straw or other inflamable material.	Fire Prevention Law
Dairies			4627 CS	1890	Regulating the sale of skimmed milk, and providing for the names of owners and locatins of dairies be shown on carts from which milk is sold.
Dairies			8786 CS	1894	Prohibiting the keeping of cows or horses except for livery stable or dairy.
Dairies			16204 CS	1900	Regulating dairies and dairy farms and the sale and distribution of milk and dairy products.	Amended and re-enacted by 5649 NCS - as to examination of cows for evidence of tuberculosis.
Dairies			1202 CCS	1914	Amending and re-enacting 13335 CS establishg the limits within which dairies shall be permitted in the City of New Orleans.	See 13335 CS. See also 3414 CS - establishing dairy limits. Amended by 7709 CCS.
Dairies			5025 CCS	1918	Prohibiting the establishing of dairies on Franklin Avenue from Roman St. to St. James Avenue.
Dance Halls - Public Balls and Entertainments			4227 NCS		Requiring all places where entertainments are held to have telephone connection with the Police Department.
Dance Halls - Public Balls and Entertainments			3131 OS	1856	Regulating public balls, dances, entertainments, etc., and prohibiting without permission from the Mayor.
Dance Halls - Public Balls and Entertainments			306 AS	1883	Granting to Policemen on guard at balls, dances, theatres, and all places of amusement to right to enter and remain within, and providig that the Mayor, Chief of Police, Corporal, or any official designated may enter at all times for the purpose of inspection.
Dance Halls - Public Balls and Entertainments			265 NCS	1900	Requiring permit for conducting entertainments and fixing rates, etc.
Dance Halls - Public Balls and Entertainments			6355 CCS	1921	Prohibiting the operation of public dances and dance halls in Milneburg.
Dance Halls - Public Balls and Entertainments			9454 CCS	1927 CCS	Carrying into effect Act 213 of 1926, establishing Police Matrons in dance halls.
Day Nursery			4372 CCS	1917	Cancelling assessment on lots 10 and 13 in square bounded by Annunciation, Thalia, Melpomene and Constance Streets; being lots donated by Frank B. Williams for the New Orleans Day Nursery.
Delgado Museum			8285 NCS	1911	Accepting the Delgado Museum of Art for the City of New Orleans.
Delgado Museum			3110 CCS	1916	Accepting bid of A. J. Petty for repairing the Delgado Museum.
Delgado Trades School			5650 CCS		Providing for the sale by the City of New Orleans of a tract of land in the Second Municipality to the Delgado Trades School for a site, for the sum of $178,500.00; said amount to be turned over to the City Park Improvement Association.
Delgado Trades School			7803 CCS		Providing that the State Board of Education be represented on the Board of Managers.
Delgado Trades School			14400 CCS		Appropriting $2,000 to Board of Managers for repairs to buildings of the estate of Isaac Delgado.
Delgado Trades School			8737 CCS		Appropriating $10,000 to cover cost of night school.
Delgado Trades School			5945 CCS		Pertaining to contract with John O. Chisolm for erection of the school.	See also 5432 CCS - accepting bid.
Delgado Trades School			5069 CCS		Creating a Board of Managers.	Amending by 5317 CCS, 6285 and 6818 CCS.
Delgado Trades School			4707 CCS		Authorizing plans and specifications for the building.
Delgado Trades School			3313 CCS		Accepting bid for printing and binding Survey.
Delgado Trades School			608 CCS		Providing for the making of a vocational survey.	See also 1833 CCS - appropriating $2,000.
Delgado Trades School			14634 CCS		Recording the sale of property bounded by Front, Conti, Bienville and Clay Streets for account of Delgado School Fund.
Delgado Trades School			5382 CCS		Adopting plans and specifications for the erection of the school.	Amended by 5462 and 5888 and 6284 CCS.
Delgado Trades School			8547 NCS	1912	Accepting bequest of the late Isaac Delgado - the residue of his estate (including Albania Plantation) for the establishment of the Isaac Delgado Central Trade School.
Delgado-Albania Plantation			14376 CCS		Authorizing re-payment of $75,000 to the "General Fund", directing payment of $25,000 to the Hibernia Bank, and the remaining $50,000 to apply toward paving certificates.
Delgado-Albania Plantation			13782 CCS		Appropriating $31,000.00.
Delgado-Albania Plantation			13197 CCS		Appropriating $7,139.05.
Delgado-Albania Plantation			13158 CCS		Appropriating $16,158.59, plus interest.
Delgado-Albania Plantation			13140 CCS		Approppriating $25,467.04 to pay certain accounts.
Delgado-Albania Plantation			14533 CCS		Authorizing repayment of $50,000 to the "General Fund".	See also 14539 CCS.
Delgado-Albania Plantation			13742 CCS		Appropriating $25,000 for the operation of plantation.
Delgado-Albania Plantation			13410 CCS		Creating the Delgado-Albania Plantation Comission.	Amended by 14572.
Delgado-Albania Plantation			13310 CCS		Appropriating $15,000 for the purchase of equipment.
Delgado-Albania Plantation			14563 CCS		Authorizing re-payment of $54,000 to the "General Fund".
Delgado-Albania Plantation			13128 CCS		Appointing Stephen C. Munson as Manager.
Delgado-Albania Plantation			13917 CCS		Appropriating $5,000 - principal on mortgage note.
Delgado-Albania Plantation			113 CCS	1913	Authorizing sale at public auction of Albania Plantation in St. Mary Parish, being part of the estate of Isaac Delgado bequeathed to the city for the establishment of "The Isaac Delgado Trades School".
Delgado-Albania Plantation			6054 CCS	1921	Authorizing the sale at Public Auction of Albania Plantation in St. Mary Parish.
Delgado-Albania Plantation			12774 CCS	1930	Authorizing the City of New Orleans to take over Albania Plantation from the testamentary executor of the succession of the late Isaac Delgado, and assume obligations.	See 12871 CCS - creating Delgado-Albania Plantation Comission.
Delgado-Albania Plantation			14426 CCS	1936	Accepting bid of Wm. H. LaDew, Engr., for furnishing and installing sprinkler system in sugar house.
Delgado-Albania Plantation			Resolution No. 113	1937	Ratifying contract entered into between the Delgado-Albania Plantation Commission and the American Bank & Trust Co. for the loan of $55,000.
Department of Public Welfare						See also Taxes and Gasoline Tax
Department of Public Welfare			14076 CCS	1934	Providing for the establishment and operation of the Department of Public Welfare in the City of New Orleans.	Amended by 14516 CCS.
Department of Public Welfare			14148 CCS	1934	Providing for the management and control of the Touro-Shakespeare Home by the Department of Public Welfare.	See also 14221 CCS.
Department of Public Welfare			14149 CCS	1934	Carrying into effect the provisions of Act 138 of the Legislature of 1932 authorizing the levying of a tax on places of amusement of entertainment for Welfare purposes.	Amended by 14154 CCS, 14238 CCS and 14269 CCS.
Department of Public Welfare			14170 CCS	1934	To carry into effect the provisions of Act 21 of the Special Session of 1934, by levying a tax of 1 cent on all gasoline sales for the benefit of the unemployed.	See also 14205 CCS - adding benefit for needy mothers.
Department of Public Welfare			14166 CCS	1934	Providing that all funds budgeted for use of the Department of Public Welfare shall be administered by the City Auditing Department.
Department of Public Welfare			14329 CCS	1935	Supplementing 14170 CCS adding benefits to old age and invalidism, (tax of 1% on gasoline sale) for the year of 1935.	See also 14341 CCS - 1% tax on gasoline Sales.
Department of Public Welfare			14301 CCS	1935	Levying a tax on places of amusement for welfare purposes, defining persons from whom tax is collectible and prescribing manner of enforcing payment and authorizing the Gasoline Tax Department to publiish rules and regulations governing enforcement.	Amended by 14369 CCS.
Department of Public Welfare			14393 CCS	1936	Creating the position of Attorney for the Department of Public Welfare.
Department of Public Welfare			14398 CCS	1936	Levying Gasoline Tax (1%) for relief of unemployment and mothers' Aid cases. Year 1936.
Department of Public Welfare			14420 CCS	1936	To carry into effect the provisions of Act 291 of 1936 providing for a two percent tax on the sale of tickets to places of amusement.
Detective Agencies			5187 CS	1891	Regulating private detectives and private detective agencies.	Amended by 5260 CS. See also 5713 NCS.
Detective Agencies			14510 CCS	1936	General license law of 1937. Section 24 covering Detectives and Detective Agencies.
Disguise			3121 OS	1856	Unlawful to appear masked or disguised in any public place. Article I, Section 9.
Disguise			5945 OS	1862	Prohibiting individual or professional masking on Tuesday, March 4th, 1862 - the same being Mardi Gras Day.
Disguise			14240 CCS	1935	Prohibiting persons, members of an entertainment cast, or otherwise, from mingling with the public attired in any clothing other than that generally worn by the proper sex.
Disturbing the Peace			7637 CCS		Providing for the issuance of Peace Bonds, to be placed on distrubers of the peace by threats.
Disturbing the Peace			11216 CCS		Regulating the manner accepting Bail Bond and providing for the parole of prisoners before recorders courts.	Repealed by 12184 CCS.
Disturbing the Peace			12538 CCS		Prohibiting noises which disturb the peace and quiet; loud speakers, cutouts, etc.	This ordinance is missing from Book 150.
Disturbing the Peace			2950 NCS		Governing Peace Bonds.
Disturbing the Peace			3974 CS		Prohibiting the blowing of steam whistles on trains or boats, when not in motion.
Disturbing the Peace			3680 CS		Prohibiting any person making or creating a disturbance of the peace by intoxication or otherwise. Amending Ord. 3121 OS from Jewell's Digest, Article 101.
Disturbing the Peace						See Nuisance - Noise. Also Fire Arms.
Disturbing the Peace			7809 CCS		Providing a penalty for disturbing the peace by assault and beating.
Disturbing the Peace			355 OS	1842	Prohibiting the blowing of horns or trumpets by drivers of omnibuses or public carriages on the streets of the Municipality.
Disturbing the Peace			3121 OS	1856	Original ordinance covering general nuisances and offences in vicinity of residences by intoxication, barking dogs, vandalism, garbage, indecency etc., etc.
Disturbing the Peace			5045 AS	1879	To preserve the peace and good order of the city.
Disturbing the Peace			7228 AS	1881	Prohibiting the hitching of a horse in vicinity of private dwelling or public house where pawing or neighing may disturb the peace.
Disturbing the Peace			4604 NCS	1907	Prohibiting contractors working on buildings near churches on Sundays.
Disturbing the Peace			8604 NCS	1912	Making it unlawful to use a Siren Whistle on any vehicle except those of the Fire Department, Police Patrol or Ambulance.
Disturbing the Peace			4221CCS	1917	Regulating the playing of music in parks, restaurants, etc. without permit.
Disturbing the Peace			5725 CCS	1920	Making it unlawful to see or possess stink bombs, sneezing powder or itching powder.
Disturbing the Peace			8073 CCS	1924	Regulating the burning of grass, etc.	See 3310 AS.
Disturbing the Peace	Refusal to Pay for Purchase		14309 CCS	1935	Fixing penalties for the failure or refusal to pay for food or drink in any drug store, restaurant or hotel or bar room.
Draining						See Pumping Stations
Draining			3527 OS	1857	Carrying into effect State Act of March 16, 1854, providing for the drainage and reclamation of swamp lands in the vicinity of the city, authorizing a drainage tax and bond issue, and directing the Engineer to make immediate survey, etc.	See also 1933 OS.
Draining			814 AS	1871	To provide for more efficient drainage of the City of New Orleans. To carry into effect provisions of Act 30 of the Legislature of 1871, to provide an extensive drainage system; locate lines and fix dimensions of canals and levees.
Draining			14089 CCS	1934	Calling an election for April 3, 1934 for authority to issue, negotiate and seel bonds to be styled "City of New Orleans Sewerage, Water and Drainage Bonds", in the principal sum of $1,800,000.00; for the extension of sewerage, water and drainage.
Drains and Gutters						See Health Rules. See Sewerage and Water Bd.
Drains and Gutters			358 NCS		To provide for the filling of lots so as to provide for proper drainage.	See also 3121 OS, Article II, Section 5.
Drains and Gutters			3121 OS	1856	No person shall impede or obstruct the passage or flow of water in any gutter, ditch, pipe, or drain, or in any manner dam the same. Article I, Section 15 of 3121 OS.
Drains and Gutters			814 AS	1871	To provide for more efficient drainage of the city.
Drains and Gutters			4788 AS	1878	To provide for the cleanliness of gutters by the occupants of premises.	See also 6493 AS requiring property owners to take proper care of all gutters in front of their property.
Drains and Gutters			6022 AS	1879	General Sanitary law, prohibiting the obstruction of gutters.	See also 1955 AS, and 4797 AS - prohibiting the obstruction of sidewalks, streets, gutters, etc.
Drains and Gutters			389 CS	1883	Requiring property owners to uproot and remove all grass, weeds, etc. from sidewalks and gutters.
Drains and Gutters			1366 CS	1885	Providing for the construction of a drainage gutter on each and every premises in the city.	Amended and re-enacted by 4781 CS.
Drains and Gutters			5937 NCS	1909	Regulating the discharge of water from steam plants into the gutters and streets.	See also 6039 CCS - prohibiting the discharge of oil into gutters.
Drains and Gutters			5926 NCS	1909	Making it unlawful to discharge steam into gutters from steam plants.	See also 303 NCS.
Drains and Gutters			5111 CCS	1918	Requiring that drains and plumbing fixtures be kept in sanitary condition.
Drugs & Narcotics						See Health Rules
Drugs & Narcotics			7516 CS	1881	Regulating the sale of poison.
Drugs & Narcotics			750 CS	1884	Prohibiting the sale of opium except by Doctor's prescription.
Drugs & Narcotics			13194 CS	1899	Restricting the indiscriminate sale of cocaine in the City of New Orleans.
Drugs & Narcotics			6923 CS	1910	Regulating the sale and possession of habit forming drugs or any preparation or compound thereof.
Drugs & Narcotics			5725 CCS	1920	Making it unlawful to sell or possess the drugs called sneezing powder, itching powder and stink bombs.
Drugs & Narcotics			7384 CCS	1923	Making it unlawful to sell or possess the drug called Cannabis Indicia, commonly known as "Mari Jauna"
Dry Dock and Ship Repair Plant			5246 CCS	1918	Closing Tupelo, St. Maurice, from Bienvenue St. to the river, and Tricou St. from Pontalba St. to the river for the purpose of constructing a Dry Dock and Ship Repair plant.
Election Precincts						See Wards.
Election Precincts			4900 NCS	1907	Providing for the construction or purchase of polling booths to comply with the law regulating the conduct of elections.
Election Precincts			5493 NCS	1908	Establishing boundaries of the election precincts of the various wards.
Election Precincts			9194 NCS	1912	Fixing the election precincts of the City of New Orleans.	Amended by 14 CCS - correcting clerical errors.
Election Precincts			6038 CCS	1921	Fixing the election precincts of the City of New Orleans and repealing all laws in conflict therewith.	See also 6596 CCS, 9359, 9397, 9409, an 9476 CCS.
Election Precincts			12758 CCS	1930	Fixing the election precincts of each Ward of the City of New Orleans provided for under Act 130 of 1916. Repealing all laws in conflict.
Elections - General Board of Commissioners			3551 OS	1857	Pertaining to the case of the City of New Orleans vs. the Central Board of Commissioners re: elections approved March 19th, 1857.
Elections - General Board of Commissioners			511 AS	1870	Providing for the closing of bar rooms and houses of public entertainment on election day.	See also 162 NCS.
Elections - General Board of Commissioners			9347 CCS	1926	Calling an electin to submit to the taxpayers the proposition to issue, negotiate and sell bonds in the principal amount of $7,500,000.00 to be used for drainage, the new court house and parish prison, garbage incinerators, City Park Extension and the Municipal Auditorium.
Elections - General Board of Commissioners			10677 CCS	1932	Calling a special election to levy a tax for the establishment of a Zoological Garden; carrying into effect Act 81 of 1928.	Zoological Gardens established in Audubon Park.
Elections - General Board of Commissioners			13665 CCS	1932	Calling an election to vote on the proposition to issue, negotiate and sell bonds of the City of New Orleans in the sum of $750,000.00 for the improvement of streets, roads, bridges, sidewalks, parks and playgrounds.
Elections - General Board of Commissioners			14089 CCS	1934	Calling an election for authority to issue, negotiate and sell bonds to be syled "N.O. Sewerage, Water and Drainage Bonds", in the principal sum of $1,800,000.00 for the improvement and extension of sewerage, water and drainage.
Elections - General Board of Commissioners			14152 CCS	1934	Prohibiting anyone other than a member of the Police Departmetn from carrying fire arms on election day.
Electricians			7087 CCS	1922	Requiring examination of Electricians, and the issuing of certificates and licenses. To provide a Board of Electrical Examiners.	Amended by 7540 CCS.
Electricity	Laws governing installation, construction, etc.		14979 CS		Amending paragraph "F" of 13970 CS.
Electricity	Laws governing installation, construction, etc.		14124 CS		Amends 13970 CS as to distance and diameter of poles.
Electricity	Laws governing installation, construction, etc.		13970 CS		Regularing constructin of wires and poles.
Electricity	Laws governing installation, construction, etc.		13945 CS		Amends NO. 13838 CS.
Electricity	Laws governing installation, construction, etc.		9357 CCS		Section 113 of the Revised Building Code covering installation of electricity.	See 12794 CCS - amending 9357 CCS to provide for the issuance of permits for the installation of electric wiring.
Electricity	Laws governing installation, construction, etc.		14212 CS		Amending 13970 CS.
Electricity	Laws governing installation, construction, etc.		14394 CS		Amending 13838 CS.
Electricity	Laws governing installation, construction, etc.		13794 CS	1897	Providing for the immediate repair or replacement of any electric wires, poles, CONDUITS, ducts, or manholes considered unsafe by the Supt. of Police, Fire Commissioner of City Electricians.
Electricity	Laws governing installation, construction, etc.		13838 CS	1897	Providing for the placing of wires and underground, and amending 13794 CS.	See 247 NCS and 6170 CCS.
Electricity	Laws governing installation, construction, etc.		14663 CS	1898	Amending and re-enacting Sec. 5 of 13838 CS and providing for a bond of $10,000 for permit to construct, use or operate conduit, duct, manhole, etc.
Electricity	Laws governing installation, construction, etc.		15390 CS	1899	Granting permission to Edison Electric Co. to erect junction boxes at street intersections, and providng that the city have use of said boxes as Fire Alarms.
Electricity	Laws governing installation, construction, etc.		15104 CS	1899	Requiring companies of the same class to erect their pole lines on alterante streets when practicable, and providing conditions under which joint poles may be used.
Electricity	Laws governing installation, construction, etc.		15180 CS	1899	Granting special permission to the Western Union to connect cables with the nearest manholes, in lieu of requirements of 13838 CS.
Electricity	Laws governing installation, construction, etc.		15186 CS	1899	Requiring a three-foot railing around uncovered manholes while working inside.
Electricity	Laws governing installation, construction, etc.		15201 CS	1899	Amending Sectin 14 of 13838 CS.
Electricity	Laws governing installation, construction, etc.		15203 CS	1899	Providing regulations governing two companies carrying wires on the same poles.
Electricity	Laws governing installation, construction, etc.		247 NCS	1900	Amendig ordinance 13838 CS with regard to the opeeration of underground conduits.	Repealed by 6170 CCS.
Electricity	Laws governing installation, construction, etc.		3050 NCS	1905	Authorizing supervision and inspection of the electric wiring of theatres and other buildings used for public entertainment.
Electricity	Laws governing installation, construction, etc.		3354 NCS	1905	Providing for subsurface structures in connectin with the Grunewald Hotel sidewalk.
Electricity	Laws governing installation, construction, etc.		4790 NCS	1907	Regularing electric wiring in picture shows, theatres, etc.
Electricity	Laws governing installation, construction, etc.		8666 CCS	1925	Providing for the issuance of permits for certain kinds of electrical work; prescribing fees to be charged for permits and inspections.	See also 5047 NCS requiring certificate from City Electrician to obtain permit to operate moving pictures, etc.
Emergency Relief Administration			14224 CCS	1935	Appropriating the sum of $45,812.15 for compensation due to the Emergency Relief Administration in the City of New Orleans.
Employers' Liability Act			8736 CCS	1925	Providing that the provisions of Louisiana's Employers' Liability Act (Act 20 of 1914) shall apply to the members of the Police Force of this city.
Engineers						See Boiler Inspectors.
Engineers			6647 CS	1892	Providing for the creation of a Board of Examiners and Inspectors of Engineers, for the inspection of steam boilers, tanks, pipes, apparatus, etc.	Amended by 6719 CS.
Engineers			5392 NCS	1905	Requiring engineers of Steam Engines to have a license, creating a Board of Examiners.
Engineers			14113 CCS	1934	Providing for the appointment of a Chief Boiler Inspector to be under the direction of the Commissioner of Public Safety for the examination of boilers, steam heating plants and unfired pressure vessels	Amended by 14159 CCS.
Engineers			14160 CCS	1934	Providing for the annual physical and mental examination of persons engaged in the operation of steam boilers, steam engines, internal combustion engines and/or refrigeration equipment.	Amended by 14195, 14216, 14231, and 14237 CCS.
Explosives and Inflammables						See also "Gasoline File".
Explosives and Inflammables			3121 OS	1856	Article 2, Section 1 of this ordinance provides that no person shall have, keep or possess within the limits of the city any quantity of oil of vitrol, and aqua fortis, unless it be kept in a place approved by the Mayor or Surveyor.
Explosives and Inflammables			1153 AS	1871	Regulating the manufacturing, storing, keeping and disposal of petroleum and other inflammable oils and commodities.	See also 4053 AS.
Explosives and Inflammables			1313 AS	1872	To prevent the landing or introduction of torpedoes within the corporate limits of the City of New Orleans.
Explosives and Inflammables			4905 AS	1879	Regularing the transfer of gun powder within the city limits.
Explosives and Inflammables			805 NCS	1901	Prescribing certain limits for the storage of fuel and illuminating oils within the city.	See also Gasoline File.
Explosives and Inflammables			1221 NCS	1902	Covering the storage and transportation of explosives within the City of New Orleans.	Amended by 1693 NCS - See also 2100 CCS and 2908 CCS covering the storage of benzine, gasoline, naptha and other inflammables in quantities exceeding 50 gallons.
Explosives and Inflammables			8070 NCS	1911	Regulating the handling and storage of Calcium Carbide in the City of New Orleans.
Explosives and Inflammables			13279 CCS	1931	Covering the manufacture, transportation and storage of explosives.	See also 1221 NCS.
Explosives and Inflammables			14513 CCS	1937	Regulating the manner in which gasoline, kerosene, dynamite, nitro-glycerine, gun powder and all other combustibles and explosives shall be brought into and out of the city, by tanks, trucks and other conveyances.	Amended by 14546 CCS.
Explosives and Inflammables			14687 CCS	1937	Prohibiting the selling, keeping, storing, offering for sale, giving away discharging or transporting of any fireworks or explosives, without first obtaining a permit.
Expositions and Exhibitions			452 CS	1883	Providing for the erection of a building in Upper City Park (Audubon) as a Horticultural Hall, and granting use of the park to the World's Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition, from 1883 to 1885.	See 1382 CS - transferring this privilege to the North, Central and South American Exposition.
Expositions and Exhibitions			2328 NCS	1904	Authorizing the loan to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition any pitures, curios, objects of art, or documents in the City Archives, to be used as an exhibit and sent to the St. Louis Exposition.
Expositions and Exhibitions			11927 CCS	1930	Paying the permanent International Trade Exhibition the sum of $5,000.00 being the city's pledge for 5000 square feet to be used in demonstrating exhibits.
Federal Buildings	Custom House		1619 OS	1854	Providing for the laying of a rail road track to transport material being used in construction of the Custom House.
Federal Buildings	Immigration Station		6466 NCS	1910	Providing that the "Lawton Site" selected by the U. S. Government as an Immigration Station, be transferred to the Government without cost., and guaranteeing raparian rights with water of a draught sufficient for ocean-going vessels.
Federal Buildings	New Post Office		14424 CCS	1937	Offering city property known as the Howard Annex, City Hall Annex, etc. as a site for the new Federal Building	Which was not accepted.
Federal Buildings	U. S. Mint		4589 AS	1878	On the 9th of May, 1835, before Felix De Armas, Notary Public, the City of New Orelans did by Act, pass, cede and convey to the United States the use of the square of ground * * * * known as Jackson Square, bounded by Esplanade Avenue, Barracks and Levee Streets and the Public Road.
Federal Buildings	U. S. Post Office		2627 NCS	1904	Providing for the razing of buildings on Camp Street between Lafayette and Girod Streets, and on Magazine between Lafayette and Girod Streets for the erection of the proposed new Post Office Building.	See 4109 NCS and 4305 NCS - providing for the sale of the buildings to Government. - See 2245 NCS - providing for the creation of Capdeville Street for the convenience of the Post Office.
Federal Buildings	U. S. Post Office		6317 NCS	1910	Granting permission to construct vaults under the sidewalk on Capdeville Street in connnection with the Post Office being constructed.
Fire Arms - Concealed Weapons	Firecrackers - Toy Pistols		5745 NCS		Prohibiting the sale of firecrackers, toy pistols, cannon, air rifle, torpedo cane, etc. of given dimensions.
Fire Arms - Concealed Weapons	Firecrackers - Toy Pistols					See Noise.
Fire Arms - Concealed Weapons	Firecrackers - Toy Pistols		5607 CS		Prohibiting any concealed weapon, such as pistols, bowieknives, dirks, or other dangerous weapon, and imposing penalties.
Fire Arms - Concealed Weapons	Firecrackers - Toy Pistols		3632 NCS		Prohibiting the sale of air rifles, toy pistols, etc., in the City of New Orleans.
Fire Arms - Concealed Weapons	Firecrackers - Toy Pistols		5420 CCS		Requiring a record of sales to be kept of all firearms, weapons, etc., sold, or distributed.
Fire Arms - Concealed Weapons	Firecrackers - Toy Pistols		536 NCS		Prohibiting the discharge of firearms within the city limits.	See also 985 CS.
Fire Arms - Concealed Weapons	Firecrackers - Toy Pistols		3121 OS	1856	No person shall discharge any gun or pistol, fowling piece or fire arm in the city limits, or set fire to, discharge or throw any rocket, cracker, quib or serpent without the consent of the Mayor.	Military service and lawful self-defense excepted. Article !, Section 5 of 3121 OS.
Fire Arms - Concealed Weapons	Firecrackers - Toy Pistols		5067 AS	1879	Making it unlawful to sell, offer or expose for sale any gimlet, knife, dirk knife, stilletto, spring knife, brass knucks, iron knuckle, or sling shot within the city limits.
Fire Arms - Concealed Weapons	Firecrackers - Toy Pistols		7117 CS	1893	Prohibiting the giving of concealed weapons to persons under 18 years of age.	Article 1342, page 545, Flynn's Digest.
Fire Arms - Concealed Weapons	Firecrackers - Toy Pistols		6113 CCS	1921	Prohibiiiting the sale of blank cartridges and pistols.
Fire Arms - Concealed Weapons	Firecrackers - Toy Pistols		14152 CCS	1934	Making it unlawful for any person other than a police officer or deputy sheriff to carry fire arms on election day in the vicinity of a polling place.
Fire Arms - Concealed Weapons	Firecrackers - Toy Pistols		14687 CCS	1937	To prohibit selling, keeping, storing, offering for sale, giving away, using, discharging or transporting of any fireworks or explosives, without first obtaining a permit from the Mayor.
Fire Department						See "Fire Prevention" also "Fire Alarms".
Fire Department			646 OS	1853	Providing for the support and regulation of the Fire Department of the City of New Orleans.
Fire Department			2178 OS	1855	Establising a Chief of the Fire Department for the City of New Orleans.
Fire Department			3191 OS	1856	An ordinance establishing fire limits for the city.	Amended by 4798 OS and 4838 OS - See also 3273 CS.
Fire Department			4585 OS	1859	Pertaining to the introduction of the Fire Alarm and Police Telegraphs into the City of New Orleans.	See 4747 OS and 5216 OS.
Fire Department			5224 OS	1860	Providing that the support of the Fire Department and the active working of the same be done by contract, and auctioned to the lowest bidder.
Fire Department			6087 OS	1862	Prohibiting the opening of fire plugs by persons other than members of the fire companies.	See 2573 CS - prohibiting unauthorized persons to have keys to Fire Alarm and Police Alarm boxes.
Fire Department			781 AS	1871	Providing for a monthly payment to the Firemen's Charitable Association of the Sixth District - late City of Jefferson.	See also 1210 AS - authorizing the Mayor to continue contract with the Firemen's Charitable Association for a term of five years for the purpose of extinguishing fires in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Districts.
Fire Department			1174 AS	1871	Authorizing the Commissioner of Commerce to provide a paid Fire Department for the City of New Orleans.
Fire Department			2174 AS	1873	Authorizing the Mayor to offer a $1000.00 reward for information and conviction for the crime of Arson within the city limits.
Fire Department			3267 AS	1875	Prohibiting persons from tampering with the fire alarm boxes, or giving false alarms, and imposing penalty.	See also 4222 NCS and 1629 CCS.
Fire Department			3311 AS	1875	Permitting fire engines and hose carriages to drive to fire at necessary rate of speed.
Fire Department			3889 AS	1877	Providing that the Mayor and administrators of the city assume full control of the Fire Department and the Police Department in conformity with Act 35 of the General Assembly of the State of Louisiana.
Fire Department			5614 CS	1891	Creating a paid Fire Department for the City of New Orleans.	Amended by 5669 CS and 5841 CS. See also 4144 CS - creating a Fire Department for the Sixth District.
Fire Department			7096 CS	1893	Requesting the Board of Fire Commissioners to locate a chemical engine in square bounded by Galvez, Broad, Common and Bienville Streets.	See also 7898 CS.
Fire Department			2790 NCS	1904	Appropriating $100,000.00 for the purchase of apparatus for the Fire Department.
Fire Department			6671 NCS	1910	Providing for the purchase of building for a Central Fire Department situated on Decatur Street, in the 300 block.	See also 9 CCS - approving plans and specifications for erection of building. See also 6570 NCS dedicating surplus from special tax authorized by 6427 NCS to purcahse of site.
Fire Department			494 CCS	1913	Directing the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department to inspect or cause to be inspected, as often as necessary, all buildings, etc., as a means of preventing fire by removing obstructions.
Fire Department			9426 CCS	1926	Authorizing the sale of eight old engine houses the proceeds of sale to be used for new modern engine houses and equipment.
Fire Department			11112 CCS	1929	Fixing the salary of the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department at $6,000 per annum.
Fire Department			14232 CCS	1935	Dedicating proceeds of the manufacturers' license tax in conformity with 14224 CCS, to the Police Department, Fire Department and Sewerage and Water Board.
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		5907 NCS		Authorizing purchase.	Location: Third - Second, Rampart - Saratoga
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885					Prior to 1885 - see "Fire Companies"
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		6337 NCS		Aaauthorizing bid.	Location: Moss - Dumaine, City Park Avenue
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		7055 NCS		Bid forfeited; direct-re-advertisement.	Location: Moss - Dumaine, City Park Avenue
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		5417 NCS		Dedicating as Engine house.	Location: Old St. Mary School: Tchoupitoulas - Rousseau, St. Mary - Felicity
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		5521 NCS		Ordering repairs.	Location: Old St. Mary School: Tchoupitoulas - Rousseau, St. Mary - Felicity
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		5838 NCS		Repealing 5417 and 5521 NCS, and re-dedicating as public bath. See 5839 NCS.	Location: Old St. Mary School: Tchoupitoulas - Rousseau, St. Mary - Felicity
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		5422 NCS		Directing purchase.	Location: Hagan - Rendon, Baudin - Banks
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		6568 NCS		Amending 6113 NCS.	Location: Hagan - Rendon, Baudin - Banks
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		5335 NCS		Authorizing plans and specifications and advertising for bids.	Radius: Hagan - Carrollton, Tulane - Bienville
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		6114 NCS		Accepting bid.	Location: Third - Second, Rampart - Saratoga
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		5913 NCS		Authorizing purchase.	Location: Upperline - Robert, Freret - Robertson
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		6303 NCS		Plans and specifications	Location: Upperline - Robert, Freret - Robertson
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		6599 NCS		Accepting bids.	Location: Upperline - Robert, Freret - Robertson
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		6340 NCS		Authorizing purchase.	Location: Upperline - Robert, Freret - Robertson
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		5913 NCS		Authorizing purchase.	Location: Upperline - Lyons, Laurel - Constance
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		6303 NCS		Plans and specifications	Location: Upperline - Lyons, Laurel - Constance
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		6113 NCS		Accepting bid.	Location: Hagan - Rendon, Baudin - Banks
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		3435 NCS		Advertising for bids.	Location: Perrier - Prytania, Joseph - Arabella
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		6599 NCS		Accepting bids.	Location: Upperline - Lyons, Laurel - Constance
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		7786 CS		Original purchase of site	Location: Broad - Gasquet, Jane Alley - Palmyra
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		4030 CCS		Additional purchase	Location: Broad - Gasquet, Jane Alley - Palmyra
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		7096 CS		Providing for Chemical Engine	Location: Broad - Gasquet, Jane Alley - Palmyra
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		7898 CS		Establishing Chemical Engine	Location: Broad - Gasquet, Jane Alley - Palmyra
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		5229 CS		Purchasing ground for Phila, Steam Fire Engine House.	Location: Tulane - Howard, Liberty - Gravier
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		13787 CS		Accepting title to site.	Location: Perrier - Prytania, Joseph - Arabella
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		6771 NCS		Accepting bid.	Location: Moss - Dumaine, City Park Avenue
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		3221 NCS		Amending 2924 NCS.	Location: Perrier - Prytania, Joseph - Arabella
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		5360 NCS		Authorizing purchase.	Location: Moss - Dumaine, City Park Avenue
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		3588 NCS		Accepting bid of F. Noullet.	Location: Perrier - Prytania, Joseph - Arabella
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		15215 CS		Authorizing purchase of site.	Location: Dauphine - Royal, Forstall - Lazardi
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		15668 CC		Accepting bid of Arthur Leibe.	Location: Dauphine - Royal, Forstall - Lazardi
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		4336 NCS		Plans and specifications.	Location: Broad - White, Orleans - St. Ann
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		4789 NCS		Directing purchase.	Location: Broad - White, Orleans - St. Ann
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		5101 NCS		Accepting bid.	Location: Broad - White, Orleans - St. Ann
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		5087 NCS		Offering for sale site formerly occupied by engine house.	Location: Leake Avenue and Short Street
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		2924 NCS		Advertising for bids.	Location: Perrier - Prytania, Joseph - Arabella
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		3291 CCS		Plans and specifications	Location: St. Charles - Pitt, Napoleon - Berlin
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		755 CCS		Approving plans.	Location: Annunciation - Constance, Terpsichore - Melpomene
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		3030 CCS		Plans and specifications and advertisement for bids.	Location: Dauphine - Royal; Mandeville - Marigny
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		3186 CCS		Accepting bids.	Location: Dauphine - Royal; Mandeville - Marigny
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		11554 CCS		Plans and specifications.	Location: Tulane - Cleveland, St. Claiborne - S. Robertson
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		11553 CCS		Purchasing ground	Location: Tulane - Cleveland, St. Claiborne - S. Robertson
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		7674 CCS		Providing for the sale of property in Third District for engine house funds.	Location: - - - - -
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		3191 CCS		Purchasing ground.	Location: Dauphine - Royal; Mandeville - Marigny
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		7734 CCS		Purchase of ground.	Location: St Claude - Eldorado, Tupelo - Gordon
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		11916 CCS		Accepting bid.	Location: Tulane - Cleveland, St. Claiborne - S. Robertson
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		3447 CCS		Plans and specifications	Location: Delaronde - Morgan, Bouny - Sequin
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		887 CCS		Accepting bid.	Location: Annunciation - Constance, Terpsichore - Melpomene
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		5711 NCS		Providing for two.	Location: Thirteenth Ward
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		5873 NCS		Plans and specifications	Location: Third - Second, Rampart - Saratoga
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		4148 CCS		Accepting bid.	Location: Broad - White, Palmyra - Cleveland
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		3030 CCS		Plans and specifications.	Location: Broad - White, Palmyra - Cleveland
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		3312 CCS		Accepting bid.	Location: Robertson - Villere, St. Roch - Music
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		3030 CCS		Plans and specifications.	Location: Robertson - Villere, St. Roch - Music
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		6076 NCS		Authorizing purchase.	Location: Moss - Dumaine, City Park Avenue
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		6340 NCS		Authorizing purchase.	Location: Upperline - Lyons, Laurel - Constance
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		3569 CCS		Accepting bid.	Location: Delaronde - Morgan, Bouny - Sequin
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		6549 NCS		Authorizing purchase.	Location: Louisiana Avenue - Delachaise, Howard - Liberty
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		5942 NCS		Authorizing purchase.	Location: Rear of 12th Ward
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		6785 NCS		Directing purchase.	Location: Apple - Leonidas, Monroe - Belfast
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		6787 NCS		Plans and specifications.	Location: Apple - Leonidas, Monroe - Belfast
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		299 CCS		Plans and specifications.	Location: Apple - Leonidas, Monroe - Belfast
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		5517 NCS		Plans and specifications.	Location: Elmira - Eliza, Alix - Belleville
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		5577 NCS		Authorizing purchase.	Location: Elmira - Eliza, Alix - Belleville
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		5717 NCS		Accepting bid.	Location: Elmira - Eliza, Alix - Belleville
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		6131 NCS		Authorizing purchase.	Location: St. Charles - Carondelet, St. Mary - Felicity
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		6160 NCS		Plans and specifications.	Location: St. Charles - Carondelet, St. Mary - Felicity
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		6543 NCS		Accepting bid.	Location: St. Charles - Carondelet, St. Mary - Felicity
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		6821 NCS		Plans and specifications.	Location: St. Charles - Carondelet, St. Mary - Felicity
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		609 CCS		Plans and specifications.	Location: Annunciation - Constance, Terpsichore - Melpomene
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		367 CCS		Plans and specifications.	Location: Annunciation - Constance, Terpsichore - Melpomene
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		364 CCS		Authorizing purchase.	Location: Annunciation - Constance, Terpsichore - Melpomene
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		12153 CCS		Purchasing ground.	Location: Eve - Eden, S. Gayoso - S. Dupre
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		6872 NCS		Accepting bid.	Location: Louisiana Avenue - Delachaise, Howard - Liberty
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885		6677 NCS		Plans and specifications	Location: Alexander (N), Iberville
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Central Fire Station	9 CCS		Approving plans for erection of a Central Fire Station. (See 6671 NCS and 6570 NCS - providing means and location.	Location: Decatur - Chartres, Bienville - Conti
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 10	9215 NCS		Authorizing purchase of ground	Location: Dumaine between Rampart and St. Claude.
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 10	169 CCS		Additional ground.	Location: Dumaine between Rampart and St. Claude.
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 13	4257 NCS		Advertising for bids.	Location: Verrett - Alix, Algiers
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 13	3849 NCS		Plans and specifications	Location: Verrett - Alix, Algiers
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 13	4308 NCS		Authorizing sale of property, Carondelet, St. Chas., Poydras and Perdido to provide for engine house in radius shown.	Radius: St. Charles. - Saratago, Poydras - Canal
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 13	4421 NCS		Accepting bid.	Radius: St. Charles. - Saratago, Poydras - Canal
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 21	5388 NCS		Authorizing addition to ground.	Location: St. Peter - Orleans, Derbigny - Claiborne
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 24	3155 NCS		Advertising for bids.	Location: Dauphine - Burgundy, Port - St. Ferdinand
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 24	2826 NCS		Plans and specifications	Location: Dauphine - Burgundy, Port - St. Ferdinand
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 24	3362 NCS		Advertising for bids.	Location: Dauphine - Burgundy, Port - St. Ferdinand
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 24	3529 NCS		Awarding contract.	Location: Dauphine - Burgundy, Port - St. Ferdinand
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 24	2750 NCS		Authorizing erection.	Location: Dauphine - Burgundy, Port - St. Ferdinand
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 25	3030 NCS		Authorizing purchase	Location: Leonidas and Oak (New location)
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 25	2921 NCS		Authorizing appropriate.	Location: Leonidas - Joliet, Burthe - Elm (Old location)
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 25	3379 NCS		Advertising for bids.	Location: Leonidas and Oak (New location)
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 25	4452 NCS		Re: sale of old site.	Location: Leonidas and Oak (New location)
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 25	3251 NCS		Amending 3030 NCS.	Location: Leonidas and Oak (New location)
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 4	4037 NCS		Amending 3682 NCS.	Location: Villere - Laharpe, St. Bernard
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 4	5611 NCS		Accepting bid.	Location: Villere - Laharpe, St. Bernard
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 4	3682 NCS		Accepting bid of F. J. Noullet.	Location: Villere - Laharpe, St. Bernard
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 4	2955 NCS		Rebuilding Eng. House.	Location: Tchoup. - Annunciation, Foucher - Anotonine
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 4	3249 NCS		Authorizing loan	Location: Villere - Laharpe, St. Bernard
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 4	3215 NCS		Dedicating site.	Location: Villere - Laharpe, St. Bernard
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 4	5339 NCS		Plans and specifications.	Location: Villere - Laharpe, St. Bernard
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 4	3250 NCS		Accepting bid of NoulletI?)	Location: Tchoup. - Annunciation, Foucher - Anotonine
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 4	3279 NCS		Plans and specifications, advertising for bids.	Location: Villere - Laharpe, St. Bernard
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 5	1371 CS		Purchase of site from proceeds of sale of Girod Street site.	Location: Not given
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 5	4154 NCS		Authorizing purchase.	Location: Magazine - Camp, Julia - St. Joseph
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 5	4497 NCS		Accepting bid.	Location: Magazine - Camp, Julia - St. Joseph
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 5	4274 NCS		Plans and specifications.	Location: Magazine - Camp, Julia - St. Joseph
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 6	1317 CS		Authorizing payment for ground.	Location: Magazine between Poeyfare and Caliope
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 6	5336 NCS		Plans and specifications to re-erect.	Location: Magazine - Camp, Milan - Berlin
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 7	3774 NCS		Plans and specifications.	Location: Daupine - Bourbon, Iberville - Bienville
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 7	4196 NCS		Providing for payment.	Location: Daupine - Bourbon, Iberville - Bienville
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 7	4411 NCS		Accepting bid for construction.	Location: Daupine - Bourbon, Iberville - Bienville
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 7	4012 NCS		Exchanging for 9929 Bienville.	Location: Daupine - Bourbon, Iberville - Bienville
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 8	10423 CS		Providing for sale.	Location: Decatur - N. Peters, Marigny - Mandeville
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No. 8	10817 CC		Accepting bid for sale.	Location: Decatur - N. Peters, Marigny - Mandeville
Fire Department	Engine Houses Dating from 1885	Engine No.: Miss. #2, Inde. #2, Carr. #1	10246 CS		Purchasing sites.	Location: Not given
Fire Department	Fire Alarms		4585 OS	1859	Introducing into the City of New Orleans the Fire alarm and Police Telegraph Service.	See also 4747 CS and 5216 OS.
Fire Department	Fire Alarms		15651 CS	1899	Accepting bid of Arthur Liebe for the construction of a fire alarm office on the roof of City Hall.
Fire Department	Fire Alarms		4222 NCS	1906	Making any person occupying a dwelling, store or place of business where automatic fire alram wires are strung, responsible for false alarms.	See also 1629 CCS - maikng owners of unoccupied buildings responsible for false alarms occuring therefrom.
Fire Department	Fire Alarms		6452 NCS	1910	Authorizing the National Automatic Fire Alarm Company of Louisiana, to establish, maintain and operate a general burglar alarm, messenger and night watch signal service.	See No. 13794 CS - requiring the immediate repair of Police and Fire Alarms by companies owning or operating the same.
Fire Department	Fire Alarms		14296 CCS	1935	Authorizing the American District Telegraph Co. to establish, maintain and operate a general alarm, fire alarm, sprinkler, supervisory, messenger and night watch signal service.
Fire Department	Fire Companies - Engine Houses		474 OS	1852	Creating and incorporating the Red Rover Fire Co. No. 16.
Fire Department	Fire Companies - Engine Houses		997 OS	1853	Authorizing the Mayor to purchase from E. McFarland ground and improvements on the north side of Hunter Street, for use of Volunteers Fire Co. No. 1.	Also authorized by 373 OS.
Fire Department	Fire Companies - Engine Houses		729 OS	1853	Authorizing the purchase of lot No. 4 on Jackson St., between Rousseau and Fulton Streets, for use of Hook and Ladder Fire Co.
Fire Department	Fire Companies - Engine Houses		780 OS	1853	Aauthorizing purcahse from T. C. Pierson, a lot on north side of Washington Avenue between Magazine and Camp Streets, for Chalmette Fire Co. No. 3.
Fire Department	Fire Companies - Engine Houses		667 OS	1853	Authorizing the Mayor to purchase from the Board de Santos ground and improvements situated on Dauphine St. between Conti and St. Louis Sts., for use of Eagle Fire Co. No. 7.
Fire Department	Fire Companies - Engine Houses		3498 OS	1857	Pertaining to the leasing of a lot on Carondelet Street between Julia and Girod Streets for use of Steam Fire Engine "Young America".	See 3965 OS - 1858.
Fire Department	Fire Companies - Engine Houses		3299 OS	1857	Pertaining to building a fire house for Hope Hook and Ladder Co. No. 3, in square bounded by Levee, Front, Marigny and Elysian Fields Streets.
Fire Department	Fire Companies - Engine Houses		4044 OS	1858	Pertaining to the building of an Engine House for Crescent Fire Co. No. 24.
Fire Department	Fire Companies - Engine Houses		4459 OS	1859	Pertaining to the buying of a fire house from the Firemen's Charitable Association.
Fire Department	Fire Companies - Engine Houses		210 AS	1870	Contracting to erect a fire house for Milneburg Fire Company No. 1.
Fire Department	Fire Companies - Engine Houses		176 AS	1870	Granting to the residents of Gentilly the right to organize an independent fire company.
Fire Department	Fire Companies - Engine Houses		2058 AS	1873	Authorizing the Mayor to sell a lot of ground on Tchoupitoulas, between Natchez & Poydras Streets, formerly occupied by Mississippi Fire Co. No. 2.	See 2374 AS - authorizing settlement with Mississippi Fire Co. No. 2.
Fire Prevention						See Safety Laws
Fire Prevention			2179 OS	1855	Regulating the erection of stove pipes in the City of New Orleans.	See also 2505 OS.
Fire Prevention			3175 OS	1856	Prohibiting the use of lighted candles in stables or barns.
Fire Prevention			516 CS	1883	Prohibiting smoking on city wharves.
Fire Prevention			3273 CS	1888	Establishing Fire Limits for the City of New Orelans, prohibiting the erection of frame buildings in certain areas.
Fire Prevention			3621 CS	1889	Requiring owners of buildings with iron shutters to cause to be attached to one window on each floor a device for opening the shutter or window from the ground to provide immediate access in case of fire.	Amended by 4461 CS providing the alternative of leaving one such shutter on each floor open continuously.
Fire Prevention			3459 CS	1889	Providing the entrances to vacant houses be kept locked, to prevent the entrance of tramps or others, eliminating a source of danger of fires.
Fire Prevention			3738 NCS	1906	Regulating the occupancy of tenement houses.
Fire Prevention			4317 NCS	1907	Prohibiting the erection of frame buildings within the fire limits of the city.	See also 8423 CS.
Fire Prevention			494 CCS	1913	Directing the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department to inspect or cause to be inspected, as often as necessary, all buildings, etc., as a means of preventing fires; removing obstructions to fire equipment, etc.
Fire Prevention			7340 CCS	1923	Establishing a code to govern the construction, alteration, addition and equipment of buildings used for production, storing and handling of nitro-cellulose motion picture films.
Fire Prevention			8073 CCS	1924	Prohibiting the burning of weeds and grass in the city limits.	See also 3310 AS.
Fire Prevention			8434 CCS	1925	Conforming with State Act 300 of 1926 providing a Fire Escape Law.	See also 9357 CCS - Building Code.
Fire Prevention			8437 CCS	1925	Prohibiting the filling of Auto tanks while the motor is running.
Fire Prevention			9357 CCS	1926	Providing for standard fire doors and exits in public buildings, theatres, etc.	Sections 66 and 67 of #9327 CCS - Building Code.
Fortune Telling - Phrenology			7867 CCS		Prohibiting fortune telling by Mediums, Clairvoyants, phrenologists and others.
Fortune Telling - Phrenology			13347 CS	1897	Governing fortune telling by phrenology or otherwise.
Fortune Telling - Phrenology			3107 CCS	1916	Prohibiting fortune telling and imposing a penalty for violation.
Fortune Telling - Phrenology			6747 CCS	1922	Providing that anyone practicing Phrenology shall submit to an examination before three scientists appointed by the Mayor.
Gambling			688 OS	1855	Providing for the arrest and trial before Recorder's Courts of any persons operating Keno, Loto, or other gambling games.
Gambling			3121 OS	1856	Prohibiting bull or bear fights, or pugulistic contests, and cock pits without permission of Mayor, Article III, Section 1 and 2.
Gambling			92 CS	1883	Prohibiting lottery drawings or the sale of lottery tickets in the City of New Orleans.	See also 5114 CS - also Flynn's Digest Article Nos. 1160, 1387, and 1388.
Gambling			1194 CS	1885	Prohibiting prize fighting, dog fighting, or bull fighting.	Amended by 4336 CS - permitting boxing with gloves and the donation of $50.00 to charity, and by 4922 CS increasing donation to $500.00.
Gambling			12474 CS	1896	Prohibiting the renting, owning or using of places for gambling or lottery shops.	Amended by 13659 CS - prohibiting the use of any property as a lottery shop.
Gambling			12524 CS	1896	Prohibiting the operation of slot machines paying off with money or merchandise.
Gambling			12569 CS	1896	Making it unlawful to gamble with dice for money.
Gambling			12755 CS	1896	Prohibiting the operation of lottery shops and providing penalties for violation.	Amended and re-enacted by 12889 CS.
Gambling			12889 CS	1896	Amending and re-enacting 12755 CS prohibiting the operation of lottery shops.	Amended by 1104 NCS.
Gambling			15829 CS	1899	Prohibiting the owning or operation of slot machines or the playing of same.	See also 14963 CS.
Gambling			1104 NCS	1902	Amending ordinance 12889 CS, and repealing a part of said ordinance relative to the operation of lottery shops.
Gambling			1554 NCS	1903	Prohibiting the sale or offering for sale of race horse bets in any barroom or any locality where same is objectional to residents or persons doing business within 300 feet of such location.
Gambling			2791 NCS	1904	Providing for the payments to the various informers of half the fines imposed on various violators of the State Lottery Law.	See also 3019 NCS.
Gambling			3376 NCS	1905	Amending ordinance No. 4034 CS being an ordinance to prevent gambling in the City of New Orleans.	See also 4034 CS.
Gambling			4296 NCS	1906	Prohibiting the sale on the streets of New Orleans of tips on races.
Gambling			3864 CCS	1916	Regulllating the operation of race tracks in the City of New Orelans.
Gambling			4082 CCS	1916	Granting permission to the business Men's Racing Association to conduct and operate a race track at the Fair Grounds.
Gambling	State Acts to Suppress Gambling		Act No. 44	1879	To abolish State Lottery.
Gambling	State Acts to Suppress Gambling		Act No. 25	1892	To prohibit the sale of lottery tickets.
Gambling	State Acts to Suppress Gambling		Ac. No. 169	1894	To suppress Lotteries and provide penalties.
Gambling	State Acts to Suppress Gambling		Act No. 57	1898	Prohibiting minors to play gambling devices.
Gambling			732 CS	1884	Imposing a $10,000.00 fine upon anyone found gambling on the pubic streets, either with dice, cards or other means, and providing for the expulsion of police who permit this gamling in their district.
Gambling	State Acts to Suppress Gambling		Act No. 206	1902	Regulating pool rooms and Turf Exchanges.
Gambling	State Acts to Suppress Gambling		Act No. 107	1902	Penalizing lotteries.
Gambling	State Acts to Suppress Gambling		Act No. 127	1904	To suppress Turf Exchanges.
Gambling	State Acts to Suppress Gambling		Act No. 128	1904	To surpress pool rooms.
Gambling	State Acts to Suppress Gambling		Act No. 107	1908	Penalty on gambling machines.
Gambling	State Acts to Suppress Gambling		Act No. 25	1912	Barring minors from Pool Rooms.
Gambling	State Acts to Suppress Gambling		Act No. 280	1914	Penalty on conducting lotteries.
Gambling	State Acts to Suppress Gambling		Act No. 192	1920	Gambling on Athletic exhibitions.
Gambling	State Acts to Suppress Gambling		Act No. 127	1920	Handbooks on race horses.
Gambling	State Acts to Suppress Gambling		Act No. 229	1926	Betting on boxing exhibitions.
Gambling	State Acts to Suppress Gambling		Act No. 2	1928	Search warrants for apparatus.
Gambling	State Acts to Suppress Gambling		Act No. 75	1928	Fradulent machines.
Gambling	State Acts to Suppress Gambling		Act No. 231	1928	Destroying slot machines.
Gambling	State Acts to Suppress Gambling		9379 CCS	1926	Levying a tax (license) upon any person, firm, partnership, etc., engaged in or operating a dog race track.
Gambling	State Acts to Suppress Gambling		9052 CCS	1926	Regulating the sale of merchandise or other property by a plan known as the "Endless Chain" and providng penalites for violation.
Gambling	Hogan's Alley					Location: A news item in the Daily Picayune of January 24, 1900 describing a fire which destroyed Hogan's Alley and the Yellow Kid Saloon would indicate that the location was on Mehle Street in the vicinity of N. Peters and Angela Streets. The building known as Hogan's Alley was formerly the St. Bernard Steam Fire Company No. 1, situated on Esteban Street, and was sold at public auction - rolled to the location of Mehle Street where it was used as a gambling house and cock pit until it burned.
Game Laws						See Animals.
Game Laws			5868 CS	1891	Making it unlawful to catch, kill, or pursue any green trout or black base, or to have the same in possession after being caught, during the period from Jan. 15th to April 15th.	See also 15181 CS. Amended by 592 NCS.
Game Laws			6016 CS	1892	Making it unlawful to catch, kill or pursue any wild duck, geese, etc., or to have same in possession from the 1st day of March to the 1st day of November.
Game Laws			15181 CS	1899	Prohibiting the catching, killing or having in possession of green trout or black base at certain seasons of the year.	Amended by 592 NCS.
Game Laws			7781 CCS	1924	Providing for the protection of deer during the closed season. (February to November)	Amending and re-enacting No. 2653 NCS.
Garbage - Incinerators			3121 OS	1856	Prohibiting the throwing or depositing of any offal, filth, manure, feculent matter, corrupt or putrid water, or any shells, hay, straw, kitchen stuff, paper, cloth, or matter of any kind which may be offensive to the smell or injurious to the health, on any banquette, street, alley, wharf, gutter, drain, canal or public place within the limits of the city, except in containers to be taken away by the offal carts, or deposited on the nuisance wharf.	Article I, Sections 12, 13, and 14 of Ordinance 3121 OS.
Garbage - Incinerators			31 AS	1870	Providing for the cleanliness and salubrity of the city regarding the collecting of garbage and trash.	See also 3081, CCS.
Garbage - Incinerators			4271 AS	1877	Making it unlawful for any person to deposit offal, manure, rice chaff, tin cuttings, tobacco stems, or other reufse or waste matter on any part of the river front except as specified herein, viz: below Montegut Street to strengthen bulkheads built by wharf lessees, as recommended by the Board of Engineers.
Garbage - Incinerators			1583 CS	1885	Providing the manner in which rice chaff, manure, and other offal matter may be hauled through the streets of the city.	Reference: Flynn's Digest, Articles 1433, 2623 to 2631, 3184 and 3185
Garbage - Incinerators			2984 CS	1888	Unlawful to any person to pick over or disturb the contents of any ash can or garbage receptacle.
Garbage - Incinerators						See Health Code
Garbage - Incinerators			9828 CS	1894	Making it the duty of the garbage contractor to remove garbage within 24 hours in accordance with their contract.
Garbage - Incinerators			1927 NCS	1903	Granting permission to the N. O. Progressive Union to place waste paper boxes on streets in commercial districts to be used by the public to deposit waste paper.
Garbage - Incinerators			2910 NCS	1905	Providing for the collection and disposal of garbage.	See also 7860 CS.
Garbage - Incinerators			5970 NCS	1909	Adopting plan of the City Engineer to dispose of garbage by dumping same onto the dumps at the rear of the city instead of into the river.	See also 9452 CCS.
Garbage - Incinerators			2031 CCS	1914	Directing advertisement for bids for sale of franchise to govern installation and operation of illuminated sanitary trash cans for a period of five years.
Garbage - Incinerators			2514 CCS	1915	Requiring householders to provide a metal, water-tight container for receiving garbage.	See Ratproofing.
Garbage - Incinerators			2767 CCS	1915	Authorizing plans and specifications for the erection of an incinertor in Algiers.
Garbage - Incinerators			3163 CCS	1916	Authorizing purchase of square bounded by Newton, Decatur, Jefferson and Madison Streets for the purpose of erecting an incinerator thereon.
Garbage - Incinerators			3361 CCS	1916	Accepting the bid of John O. Chisolm for the erection of a garbage incinerator.
Garbage - Incinerators			4667 CCS	1917	Providing for the acquisition of a plant for the disposition of garbage, and sites therefor; for removal equipment, advertisement for bids for the furnishing of such a plant, sites and equipment.
Garbage - Incinerators			4668 CCS	1917	Authorizing the Mayor to enter into contract with the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of New York relative to certain certificates of indebtedness proposed to be issued in payment of a garbage disposal plant.
Garbage - Incinerators	Incinerator "E"		9185 CCS	1926	Designating square of ground bounded by Prieur, St. Ferdinand, Johnson and Press Streets as the accepted location, and authorizing the purchase or expropriation of same.	Repealed by 10469 CCS - changing the location to two squares acquired from the Sewerage & Water Board bounded by Florida Walk, Eads, Industry and Deers Sts. and Agriculture, Industry, Eads and Deers Sts. See also 10674 CCS and 10720 CCS changing location to square 1805 bounded by Abundance St.
Garbage - Incinerators	Incinerator "B"		9198 CCS	1926	Designating square of ground bounded by Sixth, Seventh, Franklin and Saratoga Streets as the accepted location. Also: 14545 CCS to provide for the re-lining of stack serving Unit No. 2.
Garbage - Incinerators			10460 CCS	1928	Directing advertisement for bids for the construction of three incinerators according to plans hereby approved.
Garbage - Incinerators	Incinerator "C"		10461 CCS	1928	Authorizing purchase of ten squares of ground in square 220 bounded by Conti, N. Derbigny, St. Louis and Roman Streets for an incinerator.	See also 10653 CCS - providing for the purchase of lots 13 and 14 forming the corner of St. Louis and Roman Sts. as addition to site, and 13934 CCS - authorizing purchase of additional site.
Garbage - Incinerators			12037 CCS	1930	Requiring the owners of premises to provide the containers for garbage and place same in the proper place for collection.
Garbage - Incinerators	Incinerator "A"		14032 CCS	1933	Authorizing and directing purchase of property in square bounded by the river, Diana, Newton and Brooklyn Streets as an addition to Incinerator "A".
Garbage - Incinerators			14545 CCS	1937	Accepting bid of H. F. Horrell for the construction of a fire brick stack lining of the Sixth District Incinerator.
Garden Society				1936	Motion made to grant the use of a portion of Square 115 bounded by Octavia, McKenna and Hewes Streets, and the Rickerville Line, for experimental purposes.	Council Proceedings
Gasoline General and Filling Stations			2126 CCS	1915	Prohibiting supply tanks and pumps on the public streets, without permit.	Amended by 5453 CCS.
Gasoline General and Filling Stations			6039 CCS	1921	Prohibiting the discharge of oil into gutters.
Gasoline General and Filling Stations			7554 CCS	1923	Abolishing curb oil stations.	This ordinance missing from book. See 2126 and 5453 CCS.
Gasoline General and Filling Stations			7555 CCS	1923	Prohibiting gasoline oil pumps on Scott Street from St. Louis St. to Tulane Avenue.
Gasoline General and Filling Stations			7558 CCS		Prohibiting service stations on certain portions of St. Charles and Carrollton Avenues.	This ordinance is missing from book.
Gasoline General and Filling Stations			7869 CCS	1924	Banning garages, service stations and certain other businesses on St. Charles Avenue from Jackson to the levee beyond Carrollton Avenue.	This is a Zoning Ordinance.
Gasoline General and Filling Stations			7917 CCS		Original ordinance and various amendments covering the establishment of service stations and repair shops within one-half mile of a shop already established.	Repealed by #8447 CCS.
Gasoline General and Filling Stations			7990 CCS		Original ordinance and various amendments covering the establishment of service stations and repair shops within one-half mile of a shop already established.	Repealed by #8447 CCS.
Gasoline General and Filling Stations			8169 CCS		Original ordinance and various amendments covering the establishment of service stations and repair shops within one-half mile of a shop already established.	Repealed by #8447 CCS.
Gasoline General and Filling Stations			8314 CCS		Original ordinance and various amendments covering the establishment of service stations and repair shops within one-half mile of a shop already established.	Repealed by #8447 CCS.
Gasoline General and Filling Stations			8414 CCS		Original ordinance and various amendments covering the establishment of service stations and repair shops within one-half mile of a shop already established.	Repealed by #8447 CCS.
Gasoline General and Filling Stations			8437 CCS	1925	Prohibiting the filling of the gasoline tanks while the motor is running.
Gasoline General and Filling Stations			8447 CCS	1925	Repealing 7917 CCS, 7990 CCS, 8169 CCS, 8314 CCS and 8414 CCS.
Gasoline General and Filling Stations			9239 CCS		Original ordinance and amendments pertaining to "drive in" filling stations, location and construction.	Repealed by 11841 CCS.
Gasoline General and Filling Stations			9296 CCS		Original ordinance and amendments pertaining to "drive in" filling stations, location and construction.
Gasoline General and Filling Stations			9360 CCS		Original ordinance and amendments pertaining to "drive in" filling stations, location and construction.
Gasoline General and Filling Stations			10602 CCS	1928	This is a zoning ordinance regulating the set-back line applicable to buildings on corners gasoline stations or otherwise.
Gasoline General and Filling Stations			11751 CCS	1929	Prohibiting the establishment of an oil filling station within 300 feet of a church or school.	See 14139 CCS.
Gasoline General and Filling Stations			11757 CCS	1929	Regulating the use of and providing for the minimum lot area requirements on which gasoline filling stations may be erected.
Gasoline General and Filling Stations			11841 CCS	1929	Establishing requirements as to location and operation, also governing egress and ingress of drive in filling stations.	Repealing 9239 CCS, 9296 CCS, and 9360 CCS. Amended and re-enacted by 14582 CCS and 14499 CCS.
Gasoline General and Filling Stations			11920 CCS		Covering the location, construction and build-in requirements of garages.	Zoning ordinance.
Gasoline General and Filling Stations			14139 CCS		Prohibiting the operation of an oil filling station within 200 feet of a church or school, within certain areas.	See 11751 CCS.
Gasoline General and Filling Stations			14499 CCS	1936	Amending 11841 CCS covering the operation of filling stations.
Gasoline General and Filling Stations			14582 CCS	1937	Amending 11841 CCS providing for the requirements of oil filling stations.
Gasoline - Oil	Storage and Transportation					See Explosives.
Gasoline - Oil	Storage and Transportation		805 NCS		Original ordinance providing for the areas in which fuel oil and illuminating oil tanks may be located, with amending ordinances covering masonry of tanks and the extending of areas.
Gasoline - Oil	Storage and Transportation		1159 NCS		Original ordinance providing for the areas in which fuel oil and illuminating oil tanks may be located, with amending ordinances covering masonry of tanks and the extending of areas.
Gasoline - Oil	Storage and Transportation		2700 NCS		Original ordinance providing for the areas in which fuel oil and illuminating oil tanks may be located, with amending ordinances covering masonry of tanks and the extending of areas.
Gasoline - Oil	Storage and Transportation		2209 CCS		Original ordinance providing for the areas in which fuel oil and illuminating oil tanks may be located, with amending ordinances covering masonry of tanks and the extending of areas.
Gasoline - Oil	Storage and Transportation		2488 CCS		Original ordinance providing for the areas in which fuel oil and illuminating oil tanks may be located, with amending ordinances covering masonry of tanks and the extending of areas.
Gasoline - Oil	Storage and Transportation		2789 CCS		Original ordinance providing for the areas in which fuel oil and illuminating oil tanks may be located, with amending ordinances covering masonry of tanks and the extending of areas.
Gasoline - Oil	Storage and Transportation		5843 CCS		Original ordinance providing for the areas in which fuel oil and illuminating oil tanks may be located, with amending ordinances covering masonry of tanks and the extending of areas.
Gasoline - Oil	Storage and Transportation		6348 CCS		Original ordinance providing for the areas in which fuel oil and illuminating oil tanks may be located, with amending ordinances covering masonry of tanks and the extending of areas.
Gasoline - Oil	Storage and Transportation		6526 CCS		Original ordinance providing for the areas in which fuel oil and illuminating oil tanks may be located, with amending ordinances covering masonry of tanks and the extending of areas.
Gasoline - Oil	Storage and Transportation		7035 CCS		Original ordinance providing for the areas in which fuel oil and illuminating oil tanks may be located, with amending ordinances covering masonry of tanks and the extending of areas.
Gasoline - Oil	Storage and Transportation		7378 CCS		Original ordinance providing for the areas in which fuel oil and illuminating oil tanks may be located, with amending ordinances covering masonry of tanks and the extending of areas.
Gasoline - Oil	Storage and Transportation		7741 CCS		Original ordinance providing for the areas in which fuel oil and illuminating oil tanks may be located, with amending ordinances covering masonry of tanks and the extending of areas.
Gasoline - Oil	Storage and Transportation		7798 CCS		Original ordinance providing for the areas in which fuel oil and illuminating oil tanks may be located, with amending ordinances covering masonry of tanks and the extending of areas.
Gasoline - Oil	Storage and Transportation		13179 CCS		Original ordinance providing for the areas in which fuel oil and illuminating oil tanks may be located, with amending ordinances covering masonry of tanks and the extending of areas.
Gasoline - Oil	Storage and Transportation		13858 CCS		Original ordinance providing for the areas in which fuel oil and illuminating oil tanks may be located, with amending ordinances covering masonry of tanks and the extending of areas.	Amendng 13179 CCS by adding and extending areas.
Gasoline - Oil	Storage and Transportation		13886 CCS		Original ordinance providing for the areas in which fuel oil and illuminating oil tanks may be located, with amending ordinances covering masonry of tanks and the extending of areas.	Amendng 13179 CCS by adding and extending areas.
Gasoline - Oil	Storage and Transportation		1023 NCS		Prohibiting the dripping of oil, etc., from tanks. Covering storage and transportation of explosives in the City of New Orleans.	See also 2011 CCS - delivery of gasoline to boats and vessels in port. See 6512 NCS permitting dealers at West End to carry stock of 20 barrels to supply boats.
Gasoline - Oil	Storage and Transportation		1221 NCS		Prohibiting the dripping of oil, etc., from tanks. Covering storage and transportation of explosives in the City of New Orleans.
Gasoline - Oil	Storage and Transportation		2908 CCS	1915	Governing the storage of Benzine, Gasoline, Naptha, and other inflammable oils in quantities exceeding fifty gallons in the City of New Orleans.	See 6512 NCS - governing stock at West End.
Gasoline - Oil	Storage and Transportation		2126 CCS		Prohibiting supply tanks and pumps on the public streets and thoroughfares, without permit.	Amended by 5453 CCS.
Gasoline - Oil	Storage and Transportation		6522 CCS	1921	Granting permission to the Chalmette Oil Company to install and operate storage tanks at St. Patrick's Cemetery bounded by Masonic Cemetery, Holt Cemetery and Terminal Railroad tracks.
Gasoline - Oil	Storage and Transportation		7501 CCS		Granting permission to the Shreveport Oil Co. to operate storage tanks at New Basin Canal and LR&N RR.
Gasoline - Oil	Storage and Transportation		10145 CCS	1927	Granting permission to Jahncke Service, Inc. to construct and maintain tanks for the storage of gasoline in square bounded by Howard, S. Roman, S. Prieru and Calliope Streets.
Gasoline - Oil	Storage and Transportation		12295 CCS	1930	Prohibiting the transportation of Gasoline, Benzine, and oils in tanks or similar conveyances over the streets between the hours of 10:00 PM and 6:00 AM.
Gasoline - Oil	Storage and Transportation		13279 CCS	1931	Governing the manufacture, keeping, storing, selling and transportation of Explosives.
Gasoline - Oil	Storage and Transportation		14513 CCS	1936	Regulating the manner in which gasoline, kerosine, dynamite, nitro-glycerine, gun-powder and other explosives shall be brought into and out of the city by tank trucks, vehicles and other conveyances.	Amended and re-enacted by 14546 CCS.
Gasoline - Oil	Storage and Transportation		14546 ccs	1937	Amending and re-eneacting 14513 CCS.
Gasoline - Tax						See Public Welfare, Dept. of, also Taxes.
Gasoline - Tax			14003 CCS	1932	Carrying into effect the provision of Act 180 of the session of 1924 providing for the levy of a tax of 1 cent per gallon on gasoline in the Parish of Orleans for road ways, streets, subsurface drainage, etc.	See also 8795 CCS - 1 cent for 1926.
Gasoline - Tax			14037 CCS	1933	Amending 14003 CCS, and repealing Section 12 thereof.
Gasoline - Tax			14096 CCS	1934	Carrying into effect Act 180 of 1924, and providing for the levying of a tax on kerosene, fuel oil, distillates, crude oil, naptha, etc., dedicated to roadways, streets, etc.
Gasoline - Tax			14241 CCS	1935	Amending 14096 CCS eliminating fuel oil, distillates, crude oil, naptha, etc.
Gasoline - Tax			14300 CCS	1935	Amending and re-enacting Section 2 of 14003 CCS providing refund of tax paid upon proof that gasoline has been unavoidably destroyed.
Gasoline - Tax			14441 CCS	1936	Providing additional revenue for the City of New Orleans by levying a 1c tax on all gasolinne, naptha, cleaning fluids, solvent, and kerosene.
Gasoline - Tax			14503 CCS	1936	Creating a special paving and public improvement fund, and providing for a tax of 2 cents on gasoline, benzine, naptha and other motor oils, and 1 cent tax on kerosene.
Gasoline - Tax			14170 CCS	1934	To carry into effect the provisions of State Act 21 of the Special Session of 1934, levying a tax of one cent per gallon on all gasoline sold in New Orleans for the benefit of the unemployed.
Gasoline - Tax			14205 CCS	1934	To carry into effect State Act 21 of 1934, providing and dedicating funds raised by a one cent tax on all gasoline for the relief of the unemployed and Mothers' Aid cases.
Gymnasium			6523 NCS	1910	Authorizing the purchase of ten lots of ground at the corner of Washington Avenue and Prytania Street for a gymnasium for the children of the public schools.
Gymnasium			8620 NCS	1912	Authorizing the purchase of ground bounded by Rampart, Montegut, Clouet and St. Claude Streets for a gymnasium for use of the children attending public schools.	See also 8656 NCS - same.
Health, Board of			6365 OS	1865	Creating the office of Analytical Chemist for the City of New Orleans.	See also 5631 NCS - authorizing appointment of a recognized alienist for the treatment of insane persons, and to give expert testimony in courts.
Health, Board of			16168 CS	1900	Directing that the Committee on Legislation draft an amendment to the City Charter, or the State Constitution, proposing the abolishment of the City Board of Health.
Health, Board of			9909 CCS	1927	Approving the action of the Board of Health fixing the salary of the Chairman and Superintendent at $485.00 per month.
Health, Board of	Establishment		Resolution	1841/06/19	Providing for the nomination of members to compose a Board of Health for the City of New Orleans, as contained in ordinance establishing a Board of Health passed on June 8th, 1841.
Health, Board of	Establishment			1846/07/16	Establishing a Board of Health for the City of New Orleans and defining its powers.	General Council sittings.
Health, Board of	Establishment			1850	An act establishing a Board of Health	State Act of 1850. See small book entitled "City of Lafayette"
Health, Board of	Establishment		1145 CC	1853	Providing that the Common Council shall elect a group of fifteen citizens, not more than one half to be practicing physicians, who shall form a Board of Health in and for the City of New Orleans. Defining the powers and duties of said Board.
Health, Board of	Establishment		1187 CC	1853	Providing for the location and establishment of a Quarantine Station by the City of New Orleans.
Health, Board of	Establishment		1933 OS	1855	Petitioning the State Legislature to make appropriation for the establishment of a Quarantine and Board of Health in the City of New Orleans, and requesting that a portion of the State Improvement Fund be used for drainage.
Health, Board of	Establishment	Supplemental ordinance, General Council Sitting June 21, 1842		1842	Imposing a fine on physicians and undertakers for failure to furnish a certificate of death as provided for in Ordinance of the General Council of June 8th, 1841. Providing also that no one shall bury a corpse within the city limits except in the established cemeteries, and then not without an undertaker's license or permit from the Mayor.
Health Laws						See - Rice Chaff, Aninals - Dead, Garbage and Incinerators, Markets, Milk - Milk Products - Dairies, Bakeries, Cisterns, Ice - Ice Cream - Weeds and Grass, Rat-Proofing, Hospitals - Laundries, Drainage - Drains and Gutters, Moral Code.
Health Laws	Animals, Diseased or Dead		15524 CS		Must report infectious disease of animals.
Health Laws	Animals, Diseased or Dead		6129 NCS		Pertaining to the removal and rendering of dead animals.	See also 370 NCS & 9917 CS.
Health Laws	Animals, Diseased or Dead		6533 AS		Prohibiting the slaughtering of diseased animals, and the landing of same in city.
Health Laws	Animals, Diseased or Dead		6648 AS		Pertaining to the removal and rendering of dead animals.	See also 370 NCS & 9917 CS.
Health Laws	Animals, Diseased or Dead		7741 CS		Providing that animals suffering with glanders shall not be brought within the city limits
Health Laws	Animals, Diseased or Dead		3121 OS	1856		Article I, Section 28 and Article II, Section 3.
Health Laws	Animals, Diseased or Dead		1881 AS	1872	Making it unlawful to turn out on the streets any diseased horse or other animal.
Health Laws	Animals, Limits for Keeping					See Animals
Health Laws	Animals, Limits for Keeping		2565 CCS		Extension of hog limits beyond present locations.
Health Laws	Animals, Limits for Keeping		4530 CS		Establishing limits in which stables may be operated.
Health Laws	Animals, Limits for Keeping		7709 CCS		Amending 13335 CS and 1202 CCS providng dairy limits.
Health Laws	Burials		1171 CS		Requiring the burial of all diseased persons in the cemeteries belonging to the city, and without delay.
Health Laws	Burials		2763 CCS		Regulating the transporttion of bodies into the city for burial or other disposition.	Repealed by 2799 CCS.
Health Laws	Burials		3036 CS		Unlawful to bring into New Orleans any indigent dead or indigent insane person for burial or treatment.
Health Laws	Burials		3121 CS		Article III, Section 7 of this Ordianance.
Health Laws	Burials		3174 OS		Forbidding burial without a ceertificate. Governing construction, and permits to open tombs, rules for Sextons, reports of burials, rates of entombments, etc., etc.
Health Laws	Burials		1582 OS	1854	Providing for the issuance of burial certificates and the burial of charity subjects.
Health Laws	City Chemist		6365 OS	1865	Creating the office of Analytical Chemist for the City of New Orleans.
Health Laws	Contagious Disease					Leprosy under special caption.
Health Laws	Contagious Disease					Yellow Fever under special caption.
Health Laws	Contagious Diseases		10 NCS		Providing for an Isolation Hospital.
Health Laws	Contagious Diseases		12908 CS		Making it unlawful to tear down or destroy flags indicating the presence of Small Pox, Yellow Fever, Diphtheria, etc.
Health Laws	Contagious Diseases		1410 NCS		To make unlawful to harbor a leper or lepers.
Health Laws	Contagious Diseases		15709 CS		Rules governing operation of Laundries.	See also 800 CCS.
Health Laws	Contagious Diseases		16017 CS		Making it unlawful for any common carrier to transport into the Parish any person suffering with an infectious or contagious disease.
Health Laws	Contagious Diseases		16238 CS		Restricting movements of persons in homes where contagious disease is prevalent.
Health Laws	Contagious Diseases		216 CS		Appointing Sanitary Police Officers and prescribing their duties.
Health Laws	Contagious Diseases		2777 CS		Making it unlawful for any person to expose any child or minor to contagious, infectious, other disease.
Health Laws	Contagious Diseases		2873 NCS		Providing for the purchase of a vehicle for transporting diseased persons.
Health Laws	Contagious Diseases		5112 CCS		To prevent the spread of venereal disease.	See also 5464 CS. - See Moral Code.
Health Laws	Contagious Diseases		6046 AS		To provide for fumigation of buildings, water crafts, bedding, clothing, etc.	Amended by 3232 NCS.
Health Laws	Contagious Diseases		612 NCS		Prohibiting spitting on sidewalks or floors of public places.
Health Laws	Contagious Diseases		7655 NCS		Providing for the destruction of breeding places for flies.
Health Laws	Contagious Diseases		85 CS		Prohiting the attendance in public schools, traveling on street cars or other public vehicles of children, or other persons, in whose families contagious diseases exist.
Health Laws	Contagious Diseases		8968 NCS		Providing for the prevention and spread of Bubonic Plague through the medium of rats.	Amended and re-enacted by 1442 CCS - See Ratproofing
Health Laws	Contagious Diseases		3308 AS	1875	Prohibiting persons with contagious diseases from riding on street cars.	See Hospitals - See Quarantine
Health Laws	Food and Drink		?		???? Meat (not considered game) in the city limits before inspection by the Board of Health.
Health Laws	Food and Drink		10086 CS		Covering the adulteration of molasses.
Health Laws	Food and Drink		14548 CS		Regulating the slaughtering of cattle and other animals at all abattoirs, and providing a system of inspection of meats.
Health Laws	Food and Drink		14807 CS
Health Laws	Food and Drink		15488 CS
Health Laws	Food and Drink		2417 NCS		Prohibiting the adulteration of candy, regulating the use of coloring matter, providing that same be protected from flies.	See also 5298 and 5299 NCS.
Health Laws	Food and Drink		2564 CCS		Regulating the manner of handling food stuffs by protection against dust, insects and other contaminating influences.
Health Laws	Food and Drink		2570 CCS		Requiring persons handling foodstuffs, also persons stabling animals on premises, to obtain permit from the Bd.
Health Laws	Food and Drink		3118 NCS		Prohibiting the sale of fish after being condemned by health officer.
Health Laws	Food and Drink		3738 NCS		Providing sanitary regulations regarding cooking in tenement houses.
Health Laws	Food and Drink		4389 NCS		Prohibiting the sale of food or drink when sour or decomposed.
Health Laws	Food and Drink		485 NCS		Prohibiting the pickling of tainted or unwholesome meat.
Health Laws	Food and Drink		8617 NCS
Health Laws	Food and Drink		6533 AS	1880	To prevent the sale of adulterated articles used as food.	See also General Health Law
Health Laws	Garbage: Trash - Oyster Shells		12037 CCS		Providing for the collection and disposal of garbage.	See Garbage and Incinerators.
Health Laws	Garbage: Trash - Oyster Shells		3081 CCS		Prohibiting the emptying of garbage, ashes, cinders, etc., onto the sidewalks or streets.	See 6022 AS.
Health Laws	Garbage: Trash - Oyster Shells		31 AS		Providing for the collection of garbage and trash.
Health Laws	Garbage: Trash - Oyster Shells		5445 OS		Govering hotels and boarding houses.
Health Laws	Garbage: Trash - Oyster Shells		6987 NCS		Providing for the removal of oyster shells from saloons, restaurants, depots, etc.
Health Laws	Garbage: Trash - Oyster Shells		1590 OS	1854	Regulating offensive material placed on streets sidewalks and in yards.	See also 3121 OS, Article I, Section 12, 13 and 14
Health Laws	Garbage: Trash - Oyster Shells		4028 OS	1858	Amending Articles 544 and 545 of Section 13 and 14 of the "Revised ordinances of the City of New Orelans: relative to the sanitary conditions of the city.
Health Laws	General Health and Sanitary Laws		11299 CCS		Regulating bathing beaches and swimming pools as to safety and sanitation.
Health Laws	General Health and Sanitary Laws		12070 CCS		Prescribing sanitary rules and regulations for barber and beauty shops, also hours.	Amended by 12555 CCS.
Health Laws	General Health and Sanitary Laws		2321 CCS		Demolishing Sugar Shed "C" (Ratproofing)
Health Laws	General Health and Sanitary Laws		2566 CCS		Requiring proprietors of hotels, restaurants, shops, factories, tanneries, manufacturers, etc., to have names and addresses written plainly and displayed in a conspicious place. Also on carts, wagons, and delivery trucks.	See 2564 and 2570 CCS.
Health Laws	General Health and Sanitary Laws		2568 CCS		Providing for the sanitation of Theatres and Picture Shows.	2569 CCS - RR.
Health Laws	General Health and Sanitary Laws		2569 CCS		Disenfecting R. R. trains.
Health Laws	General Health and Sanitary Laws		2571 CCS		Prohibiting dry sweeping in streets & public places.
Health Laws	General Health and Sanitary Laws		2572 CCS		Regulating Privy vaults and cesspools.
Health Laws	General Health and Sanitary Laws		2573 CCS		Regarding sewer connections.
Health Laws	General Health and Sanitary Laws		2923 NCS		Making it unlawful to sell impure or polluted water or to manufacture ice from such water.
Health Laws	General Health and Sanitary Laws		612 NCS		Prohibiting spitting on sidewalks and floors of public places.
Health Laws	General Health and Sanitary Laws		6583 NCS		Governing laundries.
Health Laws	General Health and Sanitary Laws		7709 CCS		Amending 13335 CS and 1202 CCS providing sanitary rules for Dairies.
Health Laws	General Health and Sanitary Laws		8665 CCS		Prohibiting the subdivision of lands without proper water supply and sewerage service and fire protection.
Health Laws	General Health and Sanitary Laws		3121 OS	1856	Article III, Sections 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14.
Health Laws	General Health and Sanitary Laws		6022 AS	1879	Governing foods, drugs, sanitation of factories, dairies, slaughterhouses, stables, etc. Providing for the removal of garbage, prohibiting obstrction of gutters, condemning unhealthy buildings, etc.	See 235 NS as amended by 1658 NS.
Health Laws	Leprosy		5185 CS	1891	Authorizing the employment of a physician at $25.00 per month per patient, for treatment of persons, suffering with leprosy.	See 1410 NCS - making it unlawful to harbor a leper or lepers.
Health Laws	Streets, Drains, and Gutters		5111 CCS		Requiring that drains and plumbing fixtures be kept in usable condition.
Health Laws	Streets, Drains, and Gutters		6835 CCS		Providing for the removal of weeds and unhealthy growths from streets and sidewalks.	See 3080 CCS and 3081 CCS, also 6022 AS as amended by 235 NS and 1658 NS.
Health Laws	Streets, Drains, and Gutters		4788 AS	1875	To provide for the cleanliness of streets and gutters, prescribing the duties of householders and the duties of police.

Health Laws	Vital Statistics					See also section on "Burials".
Health Laws	Vital Statistics		7084 NCS	1911	Requiring that births be reported to the City Board of Health by the Physician or Midwife within 72 hours, and by the parents within 30 days after birth of any child.	Also 4053 CCS. Amending and re-enacting 7084 NCS.
Health Laws	Yellow Fever		3231 NCS		Providing for credit through the Fiscal Agents, for $60,000.00 to be used to eradicate Yellow Fever
Health Laws	Yellow Fever		3232 NCS		Amending and re-enacting 6046 AS by giving authority to health officers to enter, prevent access to, or egress from, or cause to ve vacated, any buildings deemed to be infected.
Health Laws	Yellow Fever		3196 NCS	1905	Prescribing the manner in which water liable to breed mosquitoes shall be stored within the city limits.	See 3277 NCS.
Highways			4853 NCS	1907	Directing the building with the forces of the Municipal Repair Plant, and entirely at the expense of the city, 2 miles of earthen roadway on the prolongation of Gentilly Avenue toward Chef Menture; in accordance with plan of the Motor League of Louisiana.
Highways			8673 CCS	1925	Accepting the sum of $15,516.75 raised by private interests to be used in the construction of the Algiers-Belle Chase Highway Route No. 31, and transferring same to the Louisiana Highway Commission.
Highways			10778 CCS	1928	Authorizing acceptance from Alfred Danzinger of certain portions of Magnolia and Beka Plantations required for the extension of the right of way of the Lower Coast River Road.
Highways	Algiers Cut-Off Highway, Route No. C-1373		14409 CCS	1936	Providing for the exchange of certain unused street property in the Fifth Municipal District, for other property required for the opening of Algiers Cut-Off Highway, Route C-1373.
Highways	Orleans-Hammond Highway No. 33		12157 CCS		Authorizing Mayor to accept donation from N. O. Land Co. of land for right of way.
Highways	Orleans-Hammond Highway No. 33		12158 CCS		Accepting donation from the Jefferson & Lake Pontchartrain R.R. Co., of right of way.
Highways	Orleans-Hammond Highway No. 33		12367 CCS		Exchanging portion of Kenison Street for property in 7th District for right of way.
Highways	Orleans-Hammond Highway No. 33		13240 CCS		Authorizing purchase of New Basin Canal-Kenner Intersection Highway and other property at and near West End, for right of way.
Highways	Orleans-Hammond Highway No. 33		14363 CCS		Authorizing purchase of a portion of Square 27 in the 7th District for right of way.
Highways	Orleans-Hammond Highway No. 33		12156 CCS	1930	Revoking dedication of certain street areas north of the Stafford, Derbes and Roy tract and authoring exchange for other property required for the right of way of the Orleans-Hammond Highway.
Highways	Route No. 2, Project No. 4500 - Chef Menteur		12783 CCS		Authorizing payment to land owners whose fruit and nut trees were destroyed by construction of highway.
Highways	Route No. 2, Project No. 4500 - Chef Menteur		12830 CCS		Authorizing purchase of property on Gentilly Road for right of way.
Highways	Route No. 2, Project No. 4500 - Chef Menteur		13774 CCS		Authorizing acceptance of donations of property for right of way.
Highways	Route No. 2, Project No. 4500 - Chef Menteur		13957 CCS		Authorizing purchase of ground for right of way, in Flowerdale Addition, Third District.
Highways	Route No. 2, Project No. 4500 - Chef Menteur		12782 CCS	1930	Authorizing purchase of right of way in Rosedale Subdivision, Thrid District, and dedicating same to highway New Orleans to Chef Menteur.
Highways	Route No. 2, Project No. 4500 - Chef Menteur		14519 CCS	1936	Authorizing the purchase of property in Woodlawn Heights, Third District, for right of way.
History and Biography			5140 CC	May 3, 1860	Resolved that the Surveyor be and he is hereby authorized to lay out the intersection of that portion of Canal Street between Dryades and Burgundy Streets so as to be adaptable for the erection of a monument to the memory of the man whose genius embodied the revolutionary idea of American Independence and whose patriotic wisdom confirmed the perpetuity of the American Union by the acquisition of Louisiana.	The ordinance, give in toto, does not mention the name of the man for whom this statue was intended. There is no record of a statue having ever occupied the site mentioned. The fact that the monument to Henry Clay which was first erected in Canal Street between St. Charles and Royal, prior to the date of the above ordinance, precludes the possibility of any reference to Clay.
History and Biography	Andrew Jackson		695 CC	1843	Authorizing an appropriation of $1000 for the purpose of obtaining a portrait of General Jackson for the Council Chamber of the Municipality; representing the General as he was at the defense of New Orleans in 1814 and 1815.
History and Biography	Andrew Jackson		846 CC	1844	Approving the portrait of General Jackson as submitted by Moise and Amans (or Amous), which was accepted and payment of $1000 authorized.
History and Biography	Andrew Jackson		2017 CC	1855	Directing the Surveyor to make the necessary filling in Jackson Square to provide proper slope for the base of the proposed Jackson Monument.	See also 4210 CC - providing for an iron railing around Jackson monument.
History and Biography	Battle of New Orleans		1288 CC	1854	Authorizing an appropriation of $500 for the annual celebration of the Battle of New Orleans on January 8th.
History and Biography	Battle of Vicksburg		6367 NCS	1910	Appropriating $500.00 for placing suitable markers showing the location of the Louisiana Troops on the Battlefield of Vicksburg.
History and Biography	Benjamin Franklin		1427 AS	1872	Accepting from C. A. Weed a statue of Benjamin Franklin, made by Hiram Powers, to be erected in Lafayette Square.
History and Biography	Benjamin Franklin		7025 AS	1881	Authorizing the removal of the statue of Benjamin Franklin from Lafayette Square to a point to be designated by the Mayor.	It is said to have been removed to the Public Library.
History and Biography	Benjamin Franklin		9173 CCS	1926	Accepting an 8-foot bronze statue of Benjamin Franklin from Henry Wodworth Gustine of Chicago; and a granite pedestal from the printers of New Orleans, sponsored by Wm. Pfaff, to be placed in Lafayette Sqaure.
History and Biography	City History (New Orleans)		330 OS	1805	Approving an Act of the Legislature of 1852, pages 42, 55, and 111 of Acts of 1852, consolidating the City of New Orleans. This ordinance provides for the division of the several districts into wards, etc.	See Louisiana Courrier April 12, 1852 - page 3 col. 2 - See also "Brief Facts".
History and Biography	City History (New Orleans)		479 OS	1852	Providing that the following city limits be declared urban: Following the upperline of the city to the center of Metairie Road; thence to Bayou St. John; thence to Canal Marigny; thence to Elysian Fiellds and Florida Avenue; thence to Canal Des Picheurs, and up this canal to the river.
History and Biography	City History (New Orleans)		Louisiana Gazette	Feb. 22, 1805	An Act, published in full in the Louisiana Gazette of this date, incorporating the City of New Orleans, naming its boundaries and providing for a seal. By the Governor of the Territory of New Orleans, W. C. C. Claiborne, with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council thereof.	See 101 CC under "City Government" - authorizing a seal.
History and Biography	City History (New Orleans)	City of Carrollton	2549 AS	1874	Providing for the annexation of the City of Carrollton to the City of New Orleans, and the transfer of all archives, records, books, property, etc.
History and Biography	City History (New Orleans)	City of Jefferson	2030 CC	1855	Providing for a conference with the authorities of the City of Jefferson pertaining to the boundaries between the two cities.
History and Biography	City History (New Orleans)	City of Jefferson	3449 CC	1857	Authorizing the Committee on Streets and Landings to confer with the Councill of the City of Jefferson regarding waste matter being thrown into the river from the nuisance wharves adjacent to each city.
History and Biography	City History (New Orleans)	City of Jefferson	409 AS	1870	To provide for the payment of interest on bonds and notes issued by the late City of Jefferson.
History and Biography	City History (New Orleans)	City of Jefferson	441 AS	1870	To provide for the settlement of accounts upon City of Jefferson payrolls for the Month of March, 1870.
History and Biography	City History (New Orleans)	City of Jefferson	700 AS	1871	To complete the adjustment and division of debts between the Parish of Jefferson and the City of New Orleans.
History and Biography	City History (New Orleans)	City of Lafayette	1861 CC	1854	Authorizing the City Attorney to appoint a clerk to take charge of the Archives of the late Municipalities, and form a classified collection of the city laws.
History and Biography	City History (New Orleans)	City of Lafayette	842 OS	1854	Providing for the consolidation of the assets and liabilities of the Old and New cities - creating a consolidated debt.
History and Biography	City History (New Orleans)	City of Lafayette	2020 CC	1855	Requesting the Recorders of the First and Fourth Districts to hand over the Archives of the late Second Municipality, and the Archives of the City of Lafayette, to the City Attorney.
History and Biography	City History (New Orleans)	City of Lafayette	Book of Aldermen, Official Proceedings #1	April 11, 1853	These proceedings pertain to the incorporation of the City of Lafayette into the City of New Orleans.
History and Biography	City History (New Orleans)	Coat of Arms			In a news article of this date it is recorded that a Coat of Arms was approved by the Commission Council. Agitation was first started when the Association of Commerce suggested that the present City Seal (depicting an Indian and an alligator) be discarded and a new one created. This was opposed by the Louisiana Historical Society which wanted the Seal kept intact. A compromise was reached by agreeing to keep the seal for use on legal documents, and a Coat of Arms created to be used on letterheads, etc. A Coat of Arms was designed by P. H. F. Follet, of the Middle Research Department of Tulane University which was agreed upon. (A description of this design is contained in the news article.)	Times-Picayune, July 29, 1931
History and Biography	City History (New Orleans)	Coat of Arms			These proceedings record the submission of the sketch of the Coat of Arms to the Council, but there is no record of any action having been taken at that time.	Council Proceedings, July 28, 1931
History and Biography	City History (New Orleans)	Flag	3686 CC	1858	Authorizing the Mayor to have a flag made for the City Hall.
History and Biography	City History (New Orleans)	Flag	4889 CCS	1918	Establishing an official flag for the City of New Orleans. Accepting the design of the Bienville Bi-centennial Committee.
History and Biography	City History (New Orleans)	Official Flower	7395 CCS	1923	Selecting the "Oleander" as the Official Flower" of the City of New Orleans.
History and Biography	City History (New Orleans)	Plan of the City	2795 CC	1856	Authorizing the Mayor to contract with Jules A. D'Hemicourt to make a general plan of the City of New Orleans, planning books and general index as per specifications, for the sum of $30,000.00
History and Biography	City History (New Orleans)	Treatise and Digest	5279 CC	1860	Authorizing the Mayor to subscribe for thirty copies of "Treatise and Digest of the Criminal Jurisprudence of the State of Louisiana". Said work being a digest of the decisions of the Supreme Court from 1805 to 1859.
History and Biography	Civil War		5475 OS	1861	Approving an act of the State of Louisiana in severing all connection with the U. S. Government.
History and Biography	Civil War		5595 OS	1861	Requesting the Governor and the Military Commissioners place arms and ammnunition at the disposal of the city to be distributed to citizens.
History and Biography	Civil War		5637 OS	1861	Appointing a committee to draw up such measures as they may deam necessary for the protection of the city.
History and Biography	Civil War		5640 OS	1861	Requesting the Mayor to call upon Gen. Twiggs for two or three regiments to be placed in the immediate vicinity of New Orleans.
History and Biography	Civil War		5642 OS	1861	An ordinance to raise money for the defense of the City of New Orleans.
History and Biography	Civil War		5682 OS	1861	Appointing a commission of Military and Civil Engineers to examine the various approaches to the city to report on defense work already done and necessary work needed to complete same.	See 5734.
History and Biography	Civil War		5697 OS	1861	Resolved that the members of the Council wear morning for thrity days in respect for Lieut. Col. Chas. D. Dreux who was killed in action while commanding a battalion of volunteers.
History and Biography	Civil War		5721 OS	1861	Placing at the disposal of the planters on the canal a new iron building at the head of Canal Street for the purpose of distributing vegetables to the families of absent war volunteers.
History and Biography	Civil War		5726 OS	1861	Organizing the "Volunteers Relief Committee" for the purpose of devising some plan for the relief of the families of volunteers.
History and Biography	Civil War		5752 OS	1861	City ready to cooperate with State or Confederate authorities in the construction of works for its defense	See 5753 OS.
History and Biography	Civil War		5753 OS	1861	Appropriating $100,000.00 to be tuned over to Major Gen. Twiggs to erect fortifications in defense of the city.
History and Biography	Civil War		5764 OS	1861	Authorizing the Committee on City Defense to erect a battery on the Levee opposite Esplanade St. for artillery exercises.
History and Biography	Civil War		5766 OS	1861	Authorizing Major-Gen. Twiggs to transfer the remainder of the funds for the defense of the city to Major-Gen. Lovell, commanding the Military District.
History and Biography	Civil War		5773 OS	1861	Appropriating the sum of $5000.00 for use of the Free Market for supplying relief to distressed and indigent families of volunteers.
History and Biography	Civil War		5779 OS	1861	Granting permission to Maj-Gen. Lovell to erect wooden parapet for the instruction of the militia.
History and Biography	Civil War		5800 OS	1861	Tendering the use of the City Hall to the Governor of the state for headquarters for the duration of the war.
History and Biography	Civil War		5804 OS	1861	Pertaining to the building of war vessels for the defense of the City of New Orleans.
History and Biography	Civil War		5819 OS	1861	Granting permission to the Orleans Battalion of Artillery to use the neutral ground in Orleans St. between St. Claude and Treme, for artillery practice.	Amending 5788 OS.
History and Biography	Civil War		5927 OS	1862	Appropriating $50,000.00 to be turned over to Major-Gen. Lovell for defense of the city.
History and Biography	Civil War		5930 OS	1862	Appointing a Committee of Safety to co-operate with Confederate and State Authorities.
History and Biography	Civil War		5943 OS	1862	Appropriating $1,000.00 to Beauregard Regiment, Second Brigade Louisiana Volunteers, to be drawn by Col. Frank A. Bartlett as soon as ordered into action.
History and Biography	Civil War		5945 OS	1862	Prohibiting masking and processions on Tuesday March 4th, 1862 (Carnival) in the streets of New Orleans, Due to Civil War.
History and Biography	Civil War		5949 OS	1862	Providing for a million dollar bond issue to defend New Orleans, Louisiana, and the Southern Confederacy to repel the enemy who are now at the approaches of the city.Providing for a million dollar bond issue to defend New Orleans, Louisiana, and the Southern Confederacy to repel the enemy who are now at the approaches of the city.
History and Biography	Civil War		5950 OS	1862	Appropriating $5000.00 to uniform and equip soldiers who may need assistance, to be transferred to the command of Gen. Beauregard.
History and Biography	Civil War		5951 OS	1862	Recommending the closing of all the lower courts during adjournment of the State Supreme and Districts Court, due to existing war.
History and Biography	Civil War		5953 OS	1862	Council pledges itself to supply the necessities of life to the families of all citizens who may enter active service.
History and Biography	Civil War		5960 OS	1862	Appropriating $500.00 to Crescent Artillery to enable them to perfect organization for active service.
History and Biography	Civil War		5988 OS	1862	Providing that monthly payments of cash be made to the wives and children of men who have been mustered into service.
History and Biography	Civil War		6004 OS	1862	Organizing a Citizen's Police outside of the regular Police Force.
History and Biography	Civil War		6013 OS	1862	According praise and commendation for General Duncan for the manner in which he conducted the defense of Forts Jackson and St. Philip.
History and Biography	Civil War		6014 OS	1862	Relative to paying the nurses attending the sick and wounded soldiers in city hospitals.
History and Biography	Civil War		6022 OS	1862	Calling on the Commanding General of the United States Army, in possession of the city, to remove armed guards from the avenues of City Hall, and allow the Archives to remain in tact.
History and Biography	Civil War		6156 OS	1963	Appropriating $100 per month for 12 months to be made as a "Poor Widows' Fund", the same to be paid into the hands of Mrs. A. D. Richardson.
History and Biography	Civil War		Book City of Jefferson	Nov. 5, 1866	Negro troops under command of Major-General Sheridan stationed just above the city, commiting robberies and other depredations are about to cause an uprising amoung the white citizens.
History and Biography	Comite Du Souvenir Francais de la Louisiane		1550 CCS	1914	Granting permission to the committee to erect in the rear of St. Louis Cathedral (area fronting on Royal Street) a monument to be constructed from the material used in the erection of a monument to the French Officers and sailors of the French Naval vessel "Le Tonnerre" who died in 1857 while their ship was lying off the Old Quarantine Station opposite Buras, La., and which material still lies on the site of the old quarantine cemetery.
History and Biography	Comite Du Souvenir Francais de la Louisiane		1596 CCS	1914	Granting permission to the committee to bury in the rear of St. Louis Cathedral, (area fronting on Royal Street), the bones of the French Officers and Sailors of the French Naval vessel "Le Tonnerre", recently exhumed from their burial place on the site of the old quarantine Station 70 miles below New Orleans.
History and Biography	Death Mask of Napoleon		6132 NCS	1909	Granting permission to Mrs. Olivia Blanchard to reproduce the death mask of Napoleon donated to the City of New Orleans in 1834 by Dr. Antomarchi, and which subsequently disappeared from City Hall.
History and Biography	Emperor of the French		933 NS	1868	Accepting the gift from His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of the French, his "History of Caesar", as a token of his sympathy and good will for our people, and authorizing that the volume be bound and preserved in the Archives of the City of New Orleans.
History and Biography	General G. T. Beauregard		7881 CS	1893	Extending thanks to the French Benevolent Society for the portrait of General G. T. Beauregard.
History and Biography	General G. T. Beauregard		7054 NCS	1911	Appropriating $1000 for the erection of a Beauregard Monument.	Location not given.
History and Biography	General G. T. Beauregard		13175 CCS	1931	Exempting from city taxation the "Beauregard Home" on Chartres Street now owned by a committee of patriotic citizens.
History and Biography	General Taylor		3838 CC	1858	Accepting the proposal of A. G. Powers, Esq. to sell to the city the portrait of "General Taylor and old Whitey" now hanging in the Council Chamber of the Board of Assistant Aldermen, and authorizing the price of $100 be paid for said portrait.
History and Biography	General Thomas J. Jackson (Stonewall)		7065 AS	1881	Extending a welcome to the widow and daughter of the late General Thomas J. Jackson who are visiting the city to participate in the unveiling of the statue erected to his memory.
History and Biography	George Washington		7755 AS	1882	Providing for the transfer of George Washington's picture from the office of the Department of Improvements to the Washington Artillery Battalion.	In 1819, Mayor McCarty was authorized by the Council to purchase a life sized portrait of George Washington from Edmund Brewster - see Conseil de Ville, Book II, Vol. III, page 49, and page 53.
History and Biography	Henry Clay		141 CC	1852	Resolution deploring the death of Henry Clay which occurred on Friday July 2nd, 1852.
History and Biography	Henry Clay		2732 CC	1856	Granting permission to the Clay Monument Association for the erection of a statue at the center of Canal Street at Royal provided the Association make suitable the streets of either side of the statue.
History and Biography	Henry Clay		5070 CC	1860	Appropriating an amount not to exceed $5000 to co-operate with the Clay Monument Association in the erection of a statue to take place on the anniversary of his birth (April 12).
History and Biography	Henry Clay		5358 CC	1860	Granting permission to the Clay Monument Association to remove the curbstone at Clay Statue and continue the square blocks to the granite base of the statue.
History and Biography	Henry Clay		6775 AS	1880	Providing for the removal of the Clay Statue.
History and Biography	Henry Clay		181 NCS	1900	Directing the City Engineer to cause the removal of the Henry Clay Statue from Canal and Royal to Lafayette Square.	Amended by 372.
History and Biography	James H. Caldwell		1985 AS	1873	Accepting the portrait of Hon. James H. Caldwell from W. S. Caldwell.
History and Biography	Jefferson Davis		6737 NCS	1910	Dedicating site for a statue of Jefferson Davis on the neutral ground of Jefferson Davis Parkway between Canal Street and Cleveland Avenue.
History and Biography	John McDonogh					See also "Trust Funds:
History and Biography	John McDonogh		13092 CS	1897	Granting permission to the School Board to erect a statue to John McDonogh. (A bronze statue of John McDonogh was unveiled on May 5th, 1938, in McDonogh Place at St. Charles Avenue and Toledano Street). The original stands in Lafayette Square facing City Hall.
History and Biography	John Mitchell		1306 CC	1854	A resolution according a welcome to this Irish Revolutionist upon his arrival in New Orleans.
History and Biography	Judah Touro		1430 CC	1854	Appropriating the sum of $10,000 for the use of a committee composed of the Mayor, R. D. Shepherd, D. Dalton, and Dr. W. A. Mercer, for the purpose of erecting a suitable testimonial to the late Judah Touro, in the center of the neutral ground between Royal and St. Charles Streets and Bourbon and Carondelet Streets.	See 1432 CC - changing the name of the street now known as Canal Street to Touro Avenue - and 2124 CC (1855) - changing the name back to Canal Street.
History and Biography	Liberty Place		13681 CCS	1932	Appointing a Board of Commissioners to see that the objects and purposes for which Liberty Place as originally dedicated shall be perpetuated, and provide care and maintenance for the same. (Monument at the foot of Canal Street where was fought the battle of 1874 to maintain white supremacy in Louisiana.)	See also 13820 CCS.
History and Biography	Louisiana Historical Society		2328 NCS	1904	Authorizing loan to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition of any pictures, curios, objects of art or documents in the Archives, provided a receipt is taken therefor, to be cared for and exhibited in a safe manner. The exhibit to be sent to St. Louis, and returned to New Orleans without cost to the city.
History and Biography	Louisiana Historical Society		2365 NCS	1904	Paying to the Louisiana Historical Society the sum of $1000, appropriated for the Centennial Celebration of the Louisiana Purchase.
History and Biography	Louisiana Historical Society		5303 NCS	1908	Transferring to the Board of Curators of the State Museum the use of the Cabildo and the Old District Court Buildings, and assigning the Supreme Court Room to the Louisiana Historical Society.
History and Biography	Louisiana State Museum		5303 NCS	1908	Transferring to the Board of Curators of the State Museum the use of the Cabildo and the Old District Court Buildings, and assigning the Supreme Court Room to the Louisiana Historical Society.
History and Biography	Louisiana State Museum		2415 CCS	1915	Authorizing transfer to the Curators of the Louisiana State Museum various documents identified with the early history of this city. (These documents range in date from 1726 to 1835 - twenty-three in number and are individually described in the ordinance). By this transfer the city does not waive its right of ownership to these documents.
History and Biography	Paul Tulane		2207 CS	1887	Providing for the purchase of a portrait of Paul Tulane.
History and Biography	Portraits		695 CC	1843	Authorizing an appropriation of $1000 for the purpose of obtaining a portrait of General Jackson for the Council Chamber of the Municipality; representing the General as he was at the defense of New Orleans in 1814 and 1815.	See "Brief Facts"
History and Biography	Portraits		846 CC	1844	Approving the portrait of General Jackson as submitted by Moise and Amans (or Amaus) which was accepted and the payment of $1000 authorized.
History and Biography	Portraits		3838 CC	1858	Authorizing the purchase from A. G. Powers of the portrait of General Taylor and "Old Whitey". (The portrait that now hangs on the walls of City Hall.
History and Biography	Portraits		1985 AS	1873	Accepting a portrait of Hon. James H. Caldwell from W. S. Caldwell.
History and Biography	Portraits		7755 AS	1882	Providing for the transfer of George Washington's picture from the office of the Department of Improvement to the Washington Artillery Battalion.
History and Biography	Portraits		2270 CS	1887	Providing for the purchase of a portrait of Paul Tulane.
History and Biography	Portraits		7881 CS	1893	Extending thanks to the French Benevolent Society for the portrait of General G. T. Beauregard.
History and Biography	Portraits		555 CCS	1913	Directing purchase from W. B. Matthews of a portrait of "Lee and His Generals" - now in the Cabildo - purchase price to be $1,000.00.
History and Biography	Robert E. Lee - Lee Circle		4064 AS	1877	Granting permission to use Tivoli Circle for the erection of a monument to General Robert E. Lee.	See 3739 CC - directing the planting of trees in Tivoli Circle.
History and Biography	Robert E. Lee - Lee Circle		624 CS	1884	Appropriating $1000 out of the Reserve Fund of 1884 for the improvement of Lee Circle.
History and Biography	Robert E. Lee - Lee Circle		12829 CS	1896	Providing for the purchase of the plans and specifications of the Lee Statue.
History and Biography	Robert E. Lee - Lee Circle		555 CCS	1913	Directing purchase from W. B. Matthews of a portrait of "Lee and his Generals" now in the Cabildo. Purchase price to be $1000.
Hospitals						See Health Code. See Moral Code.
Hospitals			14380 CCS		Covering the payment of insurance and city taxes on property known as the Isolation Hospital.	Paid to the New Orleans Terminal Co.
Hospitals			14674 CCS		Covering the payment of insurance and city taxes on property known as the Isolation Hospital.	Paid to the New Orleans Terminal Co.
Hospitals			9594 CS	1894	Making it unlawful to set up, establish or operate a hospital or any kindred institution without permission from the City Council.	See also 7659 CS and 6647 CCS.
Hospitals			4429 CCS	1917	Granting permission to the Providence Sanatarium to conduct a sanitarium for colored at 2519 Delachaise Street.
Hospitals			5112 CCS	1918	To prevent the spread of venereal diseases, and provide a place of isolation for treatment.	See also 5464 CCS.
Hospitals			6806 CCS	1922	Granting permission to Tulane University to erect a hospital on their campus.
Hospitals			6947 CCS	1922	Granting permission to the Roman Catholic Church to erect a hospital on its property bounded by Burdette, Lowerline, Apricot and Fig Streets.
Hospitals			11915 CCS	1930	Providing for the sale of two lots of ground belonging to the Isolations Hospital grounds but not necessary to that institution.
Hospitals	City Hospital for Mental Diseases		7045 NCS	1911	Creating as a separate municipal institution, a hospital (building for the temporary housing of insane on grounds of the House of Detention) to be known as the City Hospital for Mental Diseases, and providing for its management and operation.
Hospitals	Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital		6717 NCS	1910	Granting permission to the Orleans Parish Medical Society to construct the second story of their two-story building to be erected at Elks Place and Gasquet Street, to project as much as 3-1/2 feet over the property line of Gasquet Street.
Hospitals	Home for Incurables		7631 CS	1893	Granting permission for the establishment of a home for incurables on Henry Clay Avenue bounded by Patton, Calhoun and Webster Streets.
Hospitals	Hospital for Colored		6487 NCS	1910	Granting permission to the Colored Baptist Sanitarium to operate at 122 S. Howard St., between Canal and Gasquet Streets.
Hospitals	Hospital for Colored		10014 CCS	1927	Amending zoning ordinance 7604 CCS so as to permit establishment of Flint-Goodrich Hospital on Louisiana Avenue.
Hospitals	Hospital for Colored		13402 CCS	1931	Appropriating $15,000.00 for the benefit of the Fling-Goodridge Hospital for colored people.
Hospitals	Hotel Dieu		1568 NCS	1903	Granting permission to the Hotel Dieu to erect and operate a steam engine in connection with their laundry.
Hospitals	Illinois Central Hospital		8232 NCS	1911	Granting permission to the Illinois Central R. R. to erect a hospital on Magnolia Street between Perrilliat & Cypress Streets.
Hospitals	Isolation Hospital		10 NCS	1900	Appointing a committee of five members of the Council to select a site for the establishment of a permanent Isolation Hospital.	See also: 2678 CCS and 2764 CCS - directing the drawing and approval of plans for the location on N. Rampart, between Toulouse and St. Louis Streets. See also 6842 CCS, 2161 CCS, and 2376 CCS.
Hospitals	Lying-In-Hospital on Canal Street		14360 CCS	1936	Granting permission to establish a lying-in-hospital at 3826 Canal Street provided all state and cilty laws be observed.
Hospitals	Marine Hospital		1835 OS	1854	To compel the United States Government to establish a Marine Hospital in a convenient location.
Hospitals	Mercy Hospital		6920 CCS	1922	Permission to operate and maintain as a hospital grantd to B. F. Gallant property located on Annunciation between Thalia and Melpomene.
Hospitals	Presbyterian Hospital		5461 NCS	1908	Granting permission to the Presbyterian Hospital to establish a free clinic, at 628 Carondelet St.	Also: 6824 NCS - Granting permission to conduct a hospital at 719-731 Carondelet St. Repealing 6646 NCS as repealed by 6810 NCS.
Hospitals	Small Pox Hospital		10430 CS	1895	Providing for the erection and maintenance of a small pox hospital within the city limits.	See also 4463 AS and 4468 AS. See also 105 NCS - providing all small-pox patients living in lodging house be removed to the Small Pox Hospital. Se 5682 NCS accepting proposition of J.C. Beard for operation of the small pox hospital.
Hospitals	Touro Infirmary		5137 NCS		Appropriating $2,000.00 of city funds.
Hospitals	Touro Infirmary		5720 CCS		Donating square of ground and granting permission to occupy Aline Steet between Prytania and Coliseum whereby Touro agrees to pave Delachaise Street between Prytania and Coliseum.	See 8385 CCS.
Hospitals	Touro Infirmary		7026 AS	1881	Granting permission for the erection of Touro Infirmary on Prytania Street between Aline and Foucher Streets, square of Coliseum.
Hospitals	Tuberculosis Hospital		7481 CCS		Granting permission for the erection on the Derby Tract on Gentilly Avenue.
Hospitals	Tuberculosis Hospital		3283 CCS	1916	Accepting the offer of Mrs. John Dibert of money for the erection, and providing for a Board of Trustees for the care and management.	Repealed by 8579 CCS, rescinding contract between the City of New Orleans and Mrs. Dibert.
Hospitals	Tulane Educational Fund - Hutchinson Memorial		11271 CCS	1929	Granting permit for construction and operation of a clinic a portion of which will be devoted to hospital beds; location on Tulane Avenue bounded by Howard, Liberty and Gravier Streets.
Hospitals	Women's Dispensary		11552 CCS	1929	Appropriating $4411.41 for the New Orleans Dispensary for Women and Children.
House of Detention						See also "Prisons". See also "Criminal District Court". See also "Workhouse". For information concerning the new House of Detention and Criminal Court Building, see "Courts".
House of Detention			246 NCS	1900	Authorizing the purchase of a square of ground bounded by Tulane Avenue, Broad, Gravier, and White Streets for the purpose of erecting a Police Jail.
House of Detention			620 NCS	1901	Providing funds for the construction of a new Police Jail to be known as the House of Detention.	See 668 NCS - advertising for bids, and 794 NCS accepting bid for construction.
House of Detention			1976 NCS	1903	Granting authority to borrow $1,500 from the Fiscal Agents for furnishing the House of Dentention.
House of Detention			4622 NCS	1907	Regulating the operation of the House of Detention, keeping a record of arrests, etc. Carrying into effect Act 51 of 1906.
House of Detention			5149 NCS	1908	Providing for the employment of a man and wife to care for the insane in the House of Detention.
House of Refuge - House of Good Shepherd	Boys' and Girls' House of Refuge		1480 AS	1872	Authorizing the lease of the Girod Asylum to be used as a Boys' and Girls' House of Refuge.	The Girod Asylum was located in the rear of Metairie Ridge - See Nicholas Girod under "Trust Funds".
House of Refuge - House of Good Shepherd	Boys' and Girls' House of Refuge		2207 AS	1873	Transferring the inmates of the Girls' House of Refuge to the House of Good Shepherd.
House of Refuge - House of Good Shepherd	Boys' House of Refuge		2272 CS	1887	Appointing a Board of Commissioners for the management of the Boys' House of Refuge, providing for the instruction and employment of the inmates, and the governing of delinquent vagrants. All males to be committed to the House of Refuge and females to House of Good Shepherd. N. B. - City directories from 1873 to 1887 show the Boys' House of Refuge located on Metairie Road, between Bienville and Conti Streets, the approximate location of the Girod Asylum. From 1888 to 1897 the location is shown to be Tulane Avenue between Broad and White Streets.	Amended by 3305 CS in a minor point.
House of Refuge - House of Good Shepherd	Boys' House of Refuge		10325 CS	1895	This ordinance provides that whereas the present House of Refuge is not located on city property, but on property belonging to the United States Government, it was thereby resolved to dedicate certain squares in the Sixth District in the vicinity of Nashville Avenue, Joseph, Freret, and Arabella Streets, in the rear of the Shakespeare Almshouse, for the erection of a Boys' House of Refuge.
House of Refuge - House of Good Shepherd	Boys' House of Refuge		12063 CS	1896	Advertising for bids for the erection of a Boys' House of Refuge.
House of Refuge - House of Good Shepherd	Boys' House of Refuge		13806 CS	1897	Providing that the name of the Boy's House of Refuge be changed to the Boy's Reformatory School.	N.B. - City Directories from 1898 to 1904 show the Boys' House of Refuge located on Nashville Avenue between Franklin and Liberty Streets. Directories for 1905 to 1906 show the location again on Tulane Avenue between White and Broad Streets. From 1907 to 1915 it does not appear in the City Directories. From 1916 to 1919 the location is shown at 642 Jourdan Avenue.
House of Refuge - House of Good Shepherd	Boys' House of Refuge		757 NCS	1901	Authorizing advertisement for proposals to lease for 25 years the Girod Asylum on Metairie Road, providing that it be repaired by the leasee and operated as an asylum for French Orphans agreeable to the will of the late Nicholas Girod, or if rented otherwise as might be decided by the Mayor, the proceeds to be used for the care of French Orphans in any asylum recommended by the Societe Francaise de Bienfaisance of New Orleans, and selected by the Mayor.
House of Refuge - House of Good Shepherd	Boys' House of Refuge		199 CCS	1913	Directing sale of 31 premium bonds of the Girod Fund, proceeds to be used for the repair of the property owned by said Fund on City Park Avenue, and now being used by the colored department of the Boys' Reformatory by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
House of Refuge - House of Good Shepherd	Boys' House of Refuge		8406 CCS	1925	Authorizing lease from the New Orleans Land Company, for use in connection with the Waifs' Home, the property on Metairie Road at the intersection of Conti Street.	N. B. - The Waifs' Home appears in the City Directories from 1913 to 1925 at City Park Avenue and Conti Street. In 1927 the Municipal Boys' Home is listed at this same location.
House of Refuge - House of Good Shepherd	Boys' House of Refuge		9330 CCS	1926	Changing the name of the Waifs' Home to Municipal Boys' Home.
House of Refuge - House of Good Shepherd	Boys' House of Refuge		13687 CCS	1932	Changing the name of the Municipal Boys' Home to the Milne Municipal Boys' Home.	See "Milne Municipal Boys' Home under "Asylums".
House of Refuge - House of Good Shepherd	House of Refuge		1081 OS	1845	Accepting sale of lot No. 7 in square bounded by the Work house, Perilliat, Cypress and Magnolia Streets.
House of Refuge - House of Good Shepherd	House of Refuge		1104 OS	1845	Establishing a House of Refuge in Municipality No. 2 on land recently purchased adjoining the Workhouse.	See 1081 OS. N. B. - City Directory for 1857 shows a House of Refuge on Magnolia Street corner of Lafayette Street. Directory for 1860 shows Boys' House of Refuge at this same location and a Girls' House of Refuge at Annunciation and Calliope Streets.
House of Refuge - House of Good Shepherd	House of Refuge		95 OS	1852	Authorizing the Commissioners of the House of Refuge to select a tract of land containing not less than twenty, nor more than fifty arpents, suitable as a site for a House of Refuge.
House of Refuge - House of Good Shepherd	House of Refuge		788 OS	1853	Authorizing the Mayor to purchase from P. C. Wright a tract of ground containing fifty arpents, fronting six arpents on Gentilly Road, being the same ground offered to the Commissioners of the House of Refuge. (There is no record of a House of Refuge ever to have been established on this ground. It seems to have been used for a cemetery.)	See 3459 OS under "Cemeteries" p. 4)
Ice, Ice Cream and Sherbert					See Health rules - also Milk & Milk Products.
Ice, Ice Cream and Sherbert		13839 CCS		Providing for the scoring of all ice sold in quantities of 25 pounds consumed in the City of New Orleans.
Ice, Ice Cream and Sherbert		1373 NCS	1902	Prohibiting the manufacture and sale of Ice Cream and Sherbet without a permit from the Board of Health.
Ice, Ice Cream and Sherbert		2923 NCS	1905	Making it unlawful to sell or possess for sale any impure or polluted water or to manufacture or sell ice formed of such water.
Ice, Ice Cream and Sherbert		2594 CCS	1915	Regulating the manufacture and sale of Ice Cream and providing for inspection by the Board of Health.
Ice, Ice Cream and Sherbert		8444 CCS	1925	Prohibiting the sale of ice cream, sherbet, confectionery, soft drinks, candy, snow balls, etc. within certain hours near schools.
Insane Asylums		1358 OS	1854	Authorizing the Superintendent of Prisons and Workhouses to provide a building, maintenance and medical care for the Insane.	See also 1794 OS.
Insane Asylums		3587 OS	1857	Authorizing the city physician to cause the removal of insane persons to Jackson, Louisiana.
Insane Asylums		5367 OS	1860	Providing for the establishing of an Insane Asylum in the City of New Orleans.	See also 6249 OS and 1007 AS.
Insane Asylums		1141 AS	1871	Appropriating the sum of $150.00 per month to the Sisters in charge of the Louisiana Retreat for the Insane.
Insane Asylums		3036 CS	1888	Making it unlawful to bring into New Orleans any indigent dead or any indigent insane person for burial or treatment.
Insane Asylums		1890 NCS	1903	Authorizing to borrow $5,000 for the Fiscal Agents for the care of the insane.
Insane Asylums		2172 NCS	1903	Providing for two keepers of the insane at the Police Jail.
Insane Asylums		5149 NCS	1908	Authorizing the employment of a man and wife for care of the insane confined in the House of Detention.
Insane Asylums		5216 NCS	1908	Authorizing acceptance of legacies made to the City Insane Asylum by the late Anna Staub. Total $3,000.00.
Insane Asylums		5453 NCS	1908	Accepting bequest of Mrs. Frederick Tilton to the home for insane.
Insane Asylums		5631 NCS	1909	Authorizing appointment of a recognized alienist for the treatment of the insane at the House of Detention or such other place for the treatment and control of persons with mental diseases as the city may establish; and to give expert testimony in court.
Insane Asylums		5750 NCS	1909	Dedicating the construction of a building for the temporary housing of the city's insane pending transportation to an institution, using the $3,000 left by Anna Staub.
Insane Asylums		6151 NCS	1909	Authorizing plans and specifications and advertisement for bids for the construction of a building on the grounds of the House of Detention for the use of insane persons.	See also 6545 NCS. See also 7045 NCS - creating as a separate municipal institution, a hospital on the grounds of the House of Detention.
Institutions for the Deaf, Dumg, and Blind		Act 294	1855		State Acts
Institutions for the Deaf, Dumg, and Blind		Act 131	1858		State Acts
Institutions for the Deaf, Dumg, and Blind		Act 226	1861		State Acts
Institutions for the Deaf, Dumg, and Blind		Act ---	1864		State Acts
Jefferson-Orleans Parish		6105	1892	Estabishing the boundary, on the left bank of the river, between the Parishes of Jefferson and Orleans.
Kite-Flying					See "Safety Laws".
Larceny						See "Vagrancy".
Larceny			6651 CS	1892	Requiring all agents or owners of second-hand stores to render to the Superintendent of Police a complete list of all articles bought or sold by them, giving description of all parties to any transaction.
Larceny			14504 CCS	1936	To suppress, grade and punish the crime of larceny of property of a less value than $20.00.
Laundries			1568 NCS	1903	Granting permission to Hotel Dieu to erect a steam plant for the operation of a laundry.
Laundries			800 CCS	1913	Making it unlawful for any person to establish, maintain or operate a laundry, wash house, or other clothes cleaning establishment, without a certificate from the City Board of Health.	See also 15709 CS and 6583 NCS.
Levees			4394 CS		Making it unlawful to build maintain or operate any rice flumes through the levees of the Mississippi River within the Parish of Orleans.
Levees			7377 AS	1881	Prohibiting anyone to open gaps in any of the Protection Levees within the Parish of Orleans, or to remove any portion of earth therefrom.
Levees			14442 CCS	1936	To authorize the cancellation of city tax sale of certain property assessed in the name of Mrs. Antonia Alberti, wife of Sebastin D. Young, and now owned by the Board of Commissioners of the Orleans Levee District.
Libraries	Branch Library for Colored		1509 CCS		Approving plans and specifications.
Libraries	Branch Library for Colored		1609 CCS		Rejecting all bids as higher than the amount available.
Libraries	Branch Library for Colored		1790 CCS		Accepting bid for the erection of a one story and basement brick building.
Libraries	Branch Library for Colored		2306 CCS		Authorizing plans and specifications for furnishings.	See 2389 CCS - adopting plans and specifications for furnishings.
Libraries	Branch Library for Colored		689 CCS		Authorizing the purchase of two lots of ground bounded by Philip, First, Dryades and S. Rampart Streets for site.
Libraries	Branch Library for Colored		203 CCS	1913	Accepting donation of $25,000.00 made by Andrew Carnegie for the colored population of New Orleans.	See 5896 NCS - Extending thanks.
Libraries	Fisk Free Library		802 CC	1853	Providing that Fisk Library, founded under the bequest of the late Abijah Fisk, together with a lot and building on the corner of Bourbon and Customhouse (now Iberville) Streets, be transferred and assigned to the Mechanics Society of New Orleans to be held and used by them for the same purposes and trusts under which now used. The said library to be preserved and enlarged and be known as the "Fisk Free Library".
Libraries	Fisk Free Library		7341 AS	1881	Requesting the President of the Mechanics Society to turn over to the City the Fisk Free Library together with the lot and building on the corner of Bourbon and Customhouse (now Iberville) Streets, so that said property may be administered in accordance with the will of Abijah Fisk bearing date of Nov. 27, 1843. Also providing that the library be removed to the room in the City Hall Building known as the Public School City Library, and that the rental accruing from lot and building on Bourbon and Custonhouse Streets be applied solely to the enlargement of the library.	See 7452 AS - authorizing legal action.
Libraries	Fisk Free Library		8544 CS	1894	Providing that the Public Library shall be kept open daily for access of the public between the hours of 9 A.M. and 3 P.M., and from 6 P.M. to 10 P.M. Sundays and Holidays excepted.
Libraries	Fisk Free Library		12217 CS	1896	Establishing a Public Library in the City of New Orleans and providing for the management of same; to be known as the "Fisk Free and Public Library".
Libraries	Law Library		1782 CC	1854	Directing the City Surveyor to locate a suitable room in the building now occupied by the Supreme and District Courts for use as a library for the New Orleans Bar Association.
Libraries	Library Property		4776 NCS	1907	Authorizing advertisement for the sale of the lease on property corner of Bourbon and Iberville Streets (Fisk property) for a period of five years for the benefit of the Library Board.	See also 9246 and 9247 CCS.
Libraries	Library Property		13168 CCS	1931	Authorizing advertisement for the sale of lease on property corner of Bourbon and Iberville Streets for not less than $4,000 per year, proceeds to be paid to the Library Board.
Libraries	Linton-Surget Library or Hall		3735 CS	1889	Accpeting the bequest of Mrs. Eustace Surget, consisting of books, paintings, etc., and selecting Tulane University of Louisiana as a permanent depository for same, providing space and care be given.
Libraries	Lyceum and Library		944 OS	1844	Providing for the establishment of a Lyceum and Library in Municipality No. 2, cost to be defrayed by voluntary contributions from the scholars of the public schools.	Amended by 4439 CC.
Libraries	Lyceum and Library		3528 CC	1857	Granting the use of a room in the Old City Hall (opposite Jackson Square) as a library for the public schools of the district.
Libraries	Lyceum and Library		6140 CC	1863	Providing for the establishment of a City Library and the support of same.
Libraries	Lyceum and Library		1966 AS	1873	Providing that the City Library and Lyceum Hall be under the supervision of the Mayor, and that the salary of the Librarian shall not exceed 1,800 per annum.
Libraries	Lyceum and Library		10254 CS	1895	Dedicating building at Lafayette & Camps Sts., square of Girod, as a public library
Libraries	New Orleans Public Library		5112 NCS		Directing advertisement for bids for steel book stacks for Central Library	See 5214 NCS - Awarding Contract.
Libraries	New Orleans Public Library		5113 NCS		Directing advertisement for bids for wood furniture and fixtures, Central Library Building	See 5215 NCS - Awarding Contract.
Libraries	New Orleans Public Library		5114 NCS		Directing advertisement for bids for installation of electrical fixtures.	See 5213 NCS - Awarding Contract.
Libraries	New Orleans Public Library		1357 NCS	1902	Accepting $50,000.00 donation from the heirs of Simon Hersheim to change the name of the "Fisk Free Library" to "New Orleans Public Library".
Libraries	New Orleans Public Library	Algiers Branch	2956 NCS		Location in square bounded by Pelican Avenue, Belleville, Vallette and Alix Streets. Site purchased by order of Ord. 2956 NCS.
Libraries	New Orleans Public Library	Algiers Branch	4050 NCS		Location in squre bounded by Pelican Avenue, Belleville, Vallette and Alix Streets. Construction awarded to J. W. Lennox by Ord. 4050 NCS.
Libraries	New Orleans Public Library	Canal Street Branch	6377 NCS		Site purchased by order of Ord. No. 6377 NCS.
Libraries	New Orleans Public Library	Canal Street Branch	6635 NCS		Location corner of Canal and S. Gayoso Streets in square of Cleveland Avenue and S. Dupre Street. Plans and specifications authorized by Ord. 6635 NCS. and payment to be made out of Carnegie Fund.
Libraries	New Orleans Public Library	Canal Street Branch	6805 NCS		Location corner of Canal and S. Gayoso Streets in square of Cleveland Avenue and S. Dupre Street. Bid for construction accepted by Ord. 6805 NCS.
Libraries	New Orleans Public Library	Canal Street Branch	6870 NCS		Interior furnishings authorized by 6870 NCS.
Libraries	New Orleans Public Library	Canal Street Branch	6996 NCS		Bid for furnishings accepted by Ord. 6996 NCS.
Libraries	New Orleans Public Library	Carnegie Donation	2079 NCS		Authorizing the Library Board to sell or otherwise dispose of useless books to economize on space.
Libraries	New Orleans Public Library	Carnegie Donation	3191 NCS		Approving specifications by the Library Board in the matter of erecting a public library building.
Libraries	New Orleans Public Library	Carnegie Donation	4462 NCS		Accepting additional funds from Andrew Carnegie for library purposes.
Libraries	New Orleans Public Library	Carnegie Donation	4522 NCS		Extending thanks for Andrew Carnegie donation of funds.
Libraries	New Orleans Public Library	Carnegie Donation	1657 NCS	1903	Accepting donation of $250,000.00 from Andrew Carnegie for the establishment of a central library and branches in various parts of the city.	See 3733 NCS.
Libraries	New Orleans Public Library	Carnegie Donation	3733 NCS	1906	Directing the City Engineer to prepare plans and specifications, and the advertisement for bids for the erection of a Central Library Building and Branch Buildings.
Libraries	New Orleans Public Library	Lower Branch	2990 NCS		Location on square No. 150 bounded by Elysian Fields Avenue, Royal, Frenchmen and Chartres Streets. Site purchased by authority of Ords. Nos. 2990 and 2993 NCS. Construction awarded to F. J. Noullet by Ord. 4051 NCS.	See also 2993 NCS.
Libraries	New Orleans Public Library	Lower Branch	4051 NCS		Location on square No. 150 bounded by Elysian Fields Avenue, Royal, Frenchmen and Chartres Streets. Construction awarded to F. J. Noullet by Ord. 4051 NCS.
Libraries	New Orleans Public Library	Main Library	2244 NCS		Location St. Charles Avenue between Howard Avenue and Calliope Street. Site purchased by authority of Ord. 2244 NCS.
Libraries	New Orleans Public Library	Main Library	2497 NCS		Location St. Charles Avenue Between Howard Avenue and Calliope Street. Payment authorized by Ord. 2497 NCS.
Libraries	New Orleans Public Library	Uptown Branch	3025 NCS		Location lower side of Lawrence Square bounded by Napoleon Avenue, Magazine, Camp and Berlin Streets. Site dedicated by Ord. 3025 NCS.	See 4233 NCS - advertising for bids.
Libraries	Nix Memorial Public Library		10431 CCS		Accepting from R. R. Nix, John D. Nix, Jr., and Dr. James T. Nix, a piece of ground forming the corner of Carrollton Avenue and Willow Street, as a site for the public library.
Libraries	Nix Memorial Public Library		11866 CCS		Accepting bid of J. A. Hasse, Jr., for constructin of library corner Willio Street and Carrollton Avenue.
Libraries	Nix Memorial Public Library		10107 CCS	1927	Appropriating the sum of $20,000.00 for a library in Carrollton, and dedicating said sum for the purchase of a site.	Amended and re-enacted by 11030 CCS.
Libraries	Nix Memorial Public Library		13620 CCS	1932	Abolishing the present Board of Directors of the N. O. Public Library, establishing a new Board, authorizing its duties and extending its functions.
License Taxes			10551 CS	1895	License shall not be issued to anyone not regularly doing business as a merchant, for the purpose of conducting a fire sale without proof that goods were actually saved from fire.
License Taxes			12729 CCS	1931	General license Law for the year 1931.	See "Liquor" and "Beverages".
License Taxes			13443 CCS	1932	General license Law for the year 1932.
License Taxes			13875 CCS	1933	General license Law for the year 1933.
License Taxes			14051 CCSS	1934	General license Law for the year 1934.
License Taxes			14203 CCS	1935	General license Law for the year 1935.
License Taxes			14224 CCS	1935	Amending General license Law for the year 1935.
License Taxes			14232 CCS	1935	General license Law for the year 1935.
License Taxes			14232 CCS	1935	Dedicatig the proceeds of all manufacturing licenses taxes conforming with ordinance 14224 CCS, to the Police Department, the Fire Department, and the Sewerage and Water Board.
License Taxes			14328 CCS	1936	General license Law for the year 1936.
License Taxes			14460 CCS	1936	General license Law for the year 1936.
License Taxes			14510 CCS	1937	General license Law for the year 1937.
License Taxes			14534 CCS	1937	Amending General license Law for the year 1937.
License Taxes			14543 CCS	1937	General license Law for the year 1937.
License Taxes			14667 CCS	1938	General license Law for the year 1938.
Licenses - Taxes, Etc.	City					See General Fund - General License
Licenses - Taxes, Etc.	City		228 AS	1870	To relieve from the payment of City License small shop keepers or retailers of goods (intoxicating liquors excepted) - as are using less than fifty dollars capital, those of the aged, or infirm unable to earn a living by labor.
Licenses - Taxes, Etc.	General		925 OS	1853	Repealing Resolutions 521 and 668. Years 1852 and 1853 respectively.	See 1746 OS under "Liquor."
Licenses - Taxes, Etc.	General		1859 OC	1854	Requiring residence within a district for six months before a driver's license may be obtained, to operate a public vehicle.
Licenses - Taxes, Etc.	General		1903 OS	1854	Providing for a uniform rate of licenses on professions, callings, other businesses and carriages and hacks.	Also 4261 - 1855. Also 1913 - Relicensing of hacks, etc. Also, 4860 OS.
Licenses - Taxes, Etc.	General		2531 OS	1855	Establishing a uniform rate of licenses and taxes.
Licenses - Taxes, Etc.	General		416 AS	1870	Regulating license paid by keepers of coffee houses where instrumental and vocal and theatrical performances are allowed.
Licenses - Taxes, Etc.	General		7325 AS	1881	Establishing a license tax on lewd and abandoned women and the keepers of immoral houses, and providing police regulation governing.
Licenses - Taxes, Etc.	Liquor		1746 OS	1854	Providing for a tax on taverns, cabarets, coffee houses, bar rooms, etc. wherein spiritous liquors are sold in less quantities than by the bottle or one pint.
Licenses - Taxes, Etc.	Liquor		3121 OS	1856	Prohibiting the sale of beer, cider, wine or spiritous liquors from any vessel or flat boat in quantities less than one barrel.
Lights						See Electricity Book.
Lights	Light Poles		14233 CCS	1935	Authorizing purchase from Southern Bell Telephone Co., a pole route on downtown side of Carrollton Avenue, between St. Charles and Cohn Streets.
Lights	Light Poles		14304 CCS	1935	Authorizing purchase from the New Orleans Public Service, a pole route located on Dryades Street, between Common and Poydras, and one pole on Burgundy Street between Canal & Iberville.
Lights	Lighting Streets, Highways, Parks, Public Buildings, etc., belonging to the City of New Orleans		11300 CCS	1929	Authorizing the Commissioner of Public Utilities to advertise for the letting of contract for lighting.	See 11302 CCS - adopting specifications, etc.
Lights	Mazda Lamps		14475 CCS	1936	Accepting bid of Murray-Baker-Frederic, Inc., for furnishing Mazda Lamps for one year.	See also 14638 CCS - same bid.
Lights	Wharves & Levees		2679 CS	1887	Contracting with the city for lighting the wharves and levees where cotton is stored.
Liquor Taxes			13963 CCS	1933	Levying licenses taxes in lieu of all other excise or licenses, thereon, on all beer, porter, ale, fruit juices and wine.	Amended and re-enacted by 14059 CCS and 14217 CCS.
Liquor Taxes			14201 CCS	1934	To regulate the traffic in malt, vinous, spirituous, alcoholic intoxicating liquors containing more than 6% of alcohol by volume and levying excise taxes on same.	Amended by 14218 CCS.
Liquor Taxes			14293 CCS	1935	To provide additional revenue for the City of New Orleans by levying licenses taxes on all beer, porter, ale, fruit juices and wine sold or consumed in the City of New Orleans.	The Attorney General held that, under Act 24 of the third extra session of 1935 prohibiting New Orleans from levying a liquor license tax on businesses handling liquor of more than 6%, the city could not levy a liquor license tax on liquor containing less than 6% if such businesses handled liquor of more than 6%. (Therefore ordinance 14306 CCS provided for the return of all such tax collected.)
Liquor Taxes			14306 CCS	1935	Providing for the return of monies paid in error to the City of New Orleans, on taxes levied by Ordinance 14293 CCS.
Liquor Taxes			14433 CCS	1936	To regulate the traffic in malt, vinous, spiritous, liquors, including all beer, porter, ale, fruit juices, wines, etc. of an alcoholic content not exceeding that which is now permitted or which may hereafter be permitted by law.	Amending and reenacted by 14517 CCS.
Live Stock and Live Stock Sanitary Board						See Cattle listed under Animals.
Live Stock and Live Stock Sanitary Board			7960 AS	1882	Making it unlawful to drive cattle in droves through any of the public streets of the city.	See also 289 CS.
Live Stock and Live Stock Sanitary Board			6080 CS	1892	Making it unlawful to drive through the streets cattle which arrive in the city by boat or railroad.
Live Stock and Live Stock Sanitary Board			4702 NCS	1907	Prohibiting erection, operation or maintenance of stock pens, cattle pens, shipping or loading stations in the area bounded by Toledano Street, Peters Avenue, Claiborne Avenue and the river.
Live Stock and Live Stock Sanitary Board			3596 CCS	1916	Providing for the construction and operation of dipping vats throughout the city.	See also 8033 CCS - providing for the dipping of cattle brought into the city.
Live Stock and Live Stock Sanitary Board			4294 CCS	1917	To regulate live stock sanitary matters, prevent the introduction and spread of Texas Fever, appointing Live Stock Sanitary Inspectors.
Live Stock and Live Stock Sanitary Board			8033 CCS	1924	Supplementing existing laws providing for the dipping of cattle entering the city.	See also 11918 CCS - providing for the seizure, dipping, impounding and disposal of cattle, horses and mules entering the parish.
Markets
Markets	Bazaar Market		7464 AS	1881	Changing name - See Shakespeare Market.
Markets	Breton Market		1150 OS	1853	Granting Board of School Directors of the Third District the exclusive use as a school building.	Also under schools.
Markets	Carrollton Market		13486 CS		Providing that the repairs and painting of this market come out of the rents collected from said market.
Markets	Claiborne Market		35 OS	1852	Providing for the erection of a market house in the center of Claiborne Street, between Common and Jackson Streets, First District.	Amended by 775 OS.
Markets	Delamore Market		7502 CCS		Providing for the sale of a franchise to the site of Delamore Market for the purpose of erecting a new market.	Old market destroyed by storm Sept. 1915.
Markets	Delamore Market		8002 CCS	1924	Recognizing the assignment of market franchise to the Delamore Market Association, by John L. Oster, as provided for by 7502 CCS.	See 7479 AS.
Markets	Doullut Market		13915 CCS	1933	Extending franchise granted under Ord. 3798 NCS, for five years. Location, Dauphine, Burgundy, Egania and Lazardi Streets.	See also 13855 CCS.
Markets	Dryades Market		2035 OS	1847	Providing for a market house to be built at the corner of Dryades and Melpomene Streets, also one at New Levee and Market Streets.
Markets	Dryades Market		378 OS	1852	Providing for the extension of the market at Dryades and Melpomene Streets.
Markets	Dryades Market		3249 OS	1857	Providing for a the payment of $11,000 to one Patrick Irwin - one-half the appraised value of Dryades Market.	See 6807 NCS re demolition and rebuilding, 13630 CCS re equipment, and 13659 CCS re refrigeration.
Markets	Ewing Market		2033 NCS	1903	Providing for the acquisition and dedication of sites for public markets, including Magazine and Octavia Streets for the Ewing Market.	See 4303 NCS. See also 13188 CCS re rebuilding, 13630 CCS re equipment, and 13659 CCS re refrigerating machinery.
Markets	French Market		13716 CCS		Amending 13693 CCS.
Markets	French Market		86 CS	1883	Prohibiting any vehicle to drive at a faster gait than a walk in passing in front of French Market from Ursuline to St. Ann Streets during market hours.
Markets	French Market		13693 CCS	1932	Authorizing advertisement for bids for the privilege of operating the French Market and the leasehold of French Market properties.	Amended by 13716 CCS.
Markets	French Market		14182 CS	1934	Accepting the bid of the French Market Corporation for the privilege of operating the French Market and the lease-hold of French Market properties.
Markets	French Market		14252 CCS	1935	Approving contract with Levee Board re exchange of land.
Markets	French Market		14253 CCS	1935	Authorizing withdrawal of money on deposit in the various banks (Market Bond issue), and deposit in Whitney National Bank.
Markets	French Market		14258 CCS	1935	Authorizing the Mayor to enter into contract with the French Market Corporation with reference to the reconstruction of the same, and the paving of the market area and the adjoining streets.
Markets	French Market		14311 CCS	1935	Authorizing the acquisition by purchase, expropriation or otherwise for public market, street, and levee purposes, various properties in the Second District, from Barracks Street to Dumaine, and river to N. Peters.	See 14252 CCS.
Markets	French Market		14313 CCS	1935	Authorizing French Market Corporation to borrow, under the terms of Ord. 14182 CCS, not to exceed $30,000.00 and to secure the same by mortgage.
Markets	French Market		14317 CCS	1935	Authorizing French Market Corporation to enter into acts of first and second mortgage with the Whitney National and the National Bank of Commerce, respectively, to secure bonds in different amounts for issue and sale.	See 14367 CCS.
Markets	French Market		14318 CCS	1935	Authorizing the Mayor to enter into a formal contract of lease with the French Market Corp., to facilitate the borrowing of funds from the U. S. Government through the Public Works Administration.
Markets	French Market		14342 CCS	1935	Amending 14182 CCS in Section 1, lines 40 and 41, in reference to boundaries, and Section 1 at the end of sub-section 6, providing for the resignation or death members.
Markets	French Market		14423 CCS	1936	Approving the mortgages executed by the French Market Corp., the sale of bonds thereunder, and the plans and specifications for the construction of the market buildings; also, interpreting Sections 7 and 20 of Ord. 14182 CCS.
Markets	French Market		14464 CCS	1936	Prohibiting the sale of intoxicating liquors within close proximity of the Farmers' Market at French Market.
Markets	French Market		14469 CCS	1936	Designating the type of refrigeration to be installed in the various units of the French Market.
Markets	French Market		14575 CCS	1937	Providing rules and regulations governing the operation of the new Farmers' Market at French Market.
Markets	French Market		14604 CCS	1937	Authorizing the French Market Corp. to borrow $5000.00 or any part thereof.
Markets	French Market		14643 CCS	1937	Providing rules and regulations governing the fish market, and Fishermen's Platform at French Market Place.
Markets	Guillotte Market		7479 AS	1881	Providing that the market at Burgundy and Jeanne Streets be known as Guillotte Market.
Markets	Jefferson Market		4210 CCS	1917	Authorizing plans and specifications and advertisement for bids for the constructin of the Jefferson Market, which was destroyed by the storm.	See 13629 CCS re alterations and repairs, 13720 CCS re equipment, and 13739 CCS re refrigerating machinery.
Markets	Keller Market		13671 CCS	1932	Authorizing purchase of slightly used equipment for Mehle and Keller Markets.
Markets	Lauteuschlaeger Market		1597 NCS	1903	Providing that market being erected at Touro Street and Burgundy Avenue, be known as Lauteuschlaeger Market.	See 1041 NCS.
Markets	Magazine Market		192 Lafayette Ord. Book	1847	Proposal to build Magazine Market on triangle formed by Camp, Magazine and St. Mary Streets.
Markets	Magazine Market		694 OS	1853	Directing the City Attorney to bring to a final decision pending claims of the heirs of M. Guillotte to the property known as Magazine Market.
Markets	Magazine Market		3135 OS	1856	Providing for the terms of sale arranged with the heirs of M. Guillotte, ordered by the Supreme Court to be sold for a partition.	See 1349 OS.
Markets	Magazine Market		3220 OS	1857	Proposing the discontinuance of Magazine Market.
Markets	Magazine Market		3591 OS	1857	Ordinance pertaining to the litigation with the heirs of M. Guillotte on the ground on which the Magazine Market was built, and the final compromise made.
Markets	Magazine Market		3778 OS	1858	Ordinance pertaining to the litigation with the heirs of M. Guillotte on the ground on which the Magazine Market was built, and the final compromise.
Markets	Magazine Market		3849 OS	1858	Ordinance pertaining to the litigation with the heirs of M. Guillotte on the ground on which the Magazine Market was built, and the final compromise.
Markets	Magazine Market		4119 OS	1858	Providing for the purchase of the ground and building comprising Magazine Market.
Markets	Magazine Market		4151 OS	1858	Pertaining to the erection, contract for building, appropriations etc., for the rebuilding of Magazine Market	See 4820 OS.
Markets	Magazine Market		4154 OS	1858	Pertaining to the erection, contract for building, appropriations etc., for the rebuilding of Magazine Market
Markets	Magazine Market		4181 OS	1858	Pertaining to the erection, contract for building, appropriations etc., for the rebuilding of Magazine Market
Markets	Magazine Market		4197 OS	1858	Pertaining to the erection, contract for building, appropriations etc., for the rebuilding of Magazine Market
Markets	Magazine Market		4799 OS	1859	Proposing the extension of Magazine Market by buying ground on the Camp Street side.
Markets	Magazine Market		4801 OS	1859	Providing for the rebuilding of Magazine Market.	See 4820 OS 1859.
Markets	Magazine Market		13253 CCS	1931	Accepting bid for the rebuilding of Magazine Market.	See 13630 CCS re equipment, and 13658 CCS re refrigerating machinery.
Markets	Mehle Market		2033 NCS	1903	Providing for the acquisition and dedication of the former Lafon School site for Mehle Market. Location: Howard, Liberty, Seventh, Harmony.	4303 NCS, also 4760 NCS. See 13671 CCS - authorizing purchase of slightly used equipment.
Markets	Memory Market		2033 NCS	1903	Providing for the acquisition and dedication of various sites for markets, including the northeast corner of D'Hemecourt & Lopez Streets for Memory Market.	See 4303 NCS.
Markets	Mid-City Market		13630 CCS	1932	Accepting bid for furnishing equipment.	See 13659 CCS accepting bid for refrigerating machinery.
Markets	Ninth Street Market		13169 CCS	1931	Accepting for the rebuilding.	See 13630 CCS accepting bid for equipment, and 13658 CCS accepting bid for the furnishing of refrigeration machinery.
Markets	Pilie Market		1505 NCS	1902	Bounded by North and South Poydras, S. Rampart and S. Basin Streets. Providing for the removal and re-erecting in three different locations.	See 2033, 2090, and 2118 NCS. See also 2375, 2537, 3654, 5046 NCS.
Markets	Port Market		4243 OS	1858	Providing an extension of Port Market in the Second District.	See 4603 OS.
Markets	Poydras Market		6371 OS	1865	Providing for the purchase of a square of ground in the rear of Poydras Market for the purpose of enlarging same.
Markets	Prytania Market		6538 CCS	1921	Providing for the advertisement and sale of franchise on Prytania Market site.	Old contract under 4438, 4492, and 4608 CS, having expired.
Markets	Pyrtania Market		7521 CCS	1923	Recognizing assignment of market franchise sold to Charles F. Buck, Jr., to the New Prytania Market Association, in accordance with 6538 CCS.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		418 OS	1852	Regulations governing markets and the collection of revenue therefrom.	See 4904 OS, 4829 OS, 5406 OS, and 1860 OS.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		2833 OS	1856	Regulating the sale of meats, poultry and fish in public markets.	See also 3121 OS providing that all vegetables, fish, crabs, etc. destined for consumption be brought to the markets established by law, and forbidding the sale of oyster from June till September. Article I, Sections 22 and 23.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		5814 OS	1861	Approving the adjudication by the Comptroller of revenues to be derived from the various markets.	Markets listed with their appraisments.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		18 AS	1870	Pertaining to the appointment of inspectors, prescribing penalties for certain offences, abolishing the office of commissaries, etc.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		69 AS	1870	Providing that public markets keep open until 12 M.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		787 AS	1871	General rules governing the operation of markets, fixing rates on stalls, providing for sale of franchises on the various markets and restrictions on same.	Amended by 1520 AS. See also 4838 CS.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		1520 AS	1872	Amending Ord. 787 AS, forbidding the sale of fish from the 1st day of May until the 1st day of November after the hour of 10 A.M. in any market.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		2185 AS	1873	Unlawful for private markets to bring in fresh meat before 2:00 A.M.	See also 6869 NCS changing time to 1:00 A.M.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		7669 AS	1882	Prohibiting any peroge, lugger, flat boat or other small craft from selling roduce from Esplanade Avenue to St. Ann Street without paying $1.00 per day.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		7964 AS	1882	Forbidding butchers to offer for sale meat of any kind in any place other than public or private markets authorized by law.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		785 CS	1884	Forbidding the keeping for sale any fruit, fish, vegetables or fowls in any close building occuied in the past as a dwelling.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		4155 CS	1889	General Market Ordinance - separating fish from meat markets - pay for stalls - hours open - names on stalls - scales approved - sanitation, etc.	Amended by 6869 NCS.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		5748 CS	1891	Prohibiting the establishment of private markets without the permission of the Council.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		13487 CS	1897	Prohibiting the delivery or sale of meats to markets before its inspection or approval by the Board of Health.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		14807 CS	1898	Providing for the inspection of meat to be consumed in the City of New Orleans.	Amended by 15488 CS.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		312 NCS	1900	Regulating the governing of private markets, etc. Prohibiting the sale of oysters in public markets, and meat and vegetables in stores within 3200 ft.	Amended by 1232 CCS.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		3118 NCS	1905	Prohibiting the sale of fish after being inspected and condemned by the Board of Health.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		3957 NCS	1906	Regulating the sale of shrimps and crabs in the markets of the city after certain hours.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		4606 NCS	1907	Authorizing sale at public auction the privilege of erecting a market in the 6th District.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		5657 NCS	1909	Placing the collection of market revenues under control of the City Treasurer.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		6869 NCS	1910	Amending Ord. 4155 to provide that no fresh meat shall be brought into a market before 1:00 AM, nor left on stand or hanging up after closing at night.	See also 2185 AS.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		1231 CCS		To govern the construction of private markets and all bildings wherein are sold fresh meat, fresh fish, shell fish, fowl, game, etc.	Amended by 5958 CCS. See 4798 and 7130 AS. See 2064 CCS - requiring permits.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		1232 CCS		Repealing Ord. 312 NCS in so far as it applies to St. Mary, Delamore, Soraparu, Guillotte, St. John and Carrollton Markets.	Amended by 6169 CCS.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		13068 CCS		Providing that public markets be under the supervision of the Department of Public Property.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		13069 CCS		Creating a Public Market Advisory Committee.	Amended by 13714 CCS.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		13714 CCS		Instructing the Department of Public Markets to operate in accordance with 13069 and 13710 CCS.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		13721 CCS		Listing new markets ready for occupancy, and showing rental rates, etc.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		13725 CCS		Amending line 14 in Section 7 of Ordiance 13710 CCS.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		13995 CCS		Amending 13710 CCS as to walls and ceiling in private markets.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		14075 CCS		Amending Sec. 1 of 13710 CCS as to sale of frozen meats, etc.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		14077 CCS		Creating an Advisory Committee to supervise conducting of public, quasi-public and private markets in the City of New Orleans.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		14100 CCS		Amending 14077 CCS.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		14593 CCS		Amending 13710 CCS requiring rat proofing ofm arkets where mechanical refrigeration is used, and adding a new Section defining a Non-conforming Private Market.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		5351 CCS		Authorizing public and quasi-public markets to remain open all day on Saturday.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		544 CCS		Regulating public and quasi-public markets, covering peddling, hawking, etc.	Amended by 622 CCS. See 2076 CCS - amending Sec. 1 of 544 CCS as amended by 622 CCS.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		9376 CCS		Providing for the closing of markets from 12 PM Saturday to 12 PM Sunday.	See also 9612 CCS - prohibiting any establishment from selling meat, fish, vegetables, poultry, etc. from 12 Saturday night to 12 Sunday night.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		13225 CCS	1931	Authorizing and directing introduction of ordinances for the sale of all abandoned public market sites, dedicating proceeds to public improvement fund, and appropriating $22,500 for the rehabilitation of public markets.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		13710 CCS	1932	This is the Revised Market Ordinance regulating the construction, remodeling etc., of Private Markets, and regulating the sales in public and quasi-public markets.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		14299 CCS	1935	Providing for the opeeration and maintenance of public markets by the Department of Public Property, and repealing that portion of Section 5 of Ord. 14116 CCS in conflict herewith.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		14473 CCS	1936	Prohibiting the sale of fruits and vegetables within 600 feet of any public market.	See also 14418 CCS - requiring peddlers of fruit and vegetables to obtain permit from Dept. of Public Markets.
Markets	Rules and Regulations Governing Public & Private Markets		14643 CCS	1937	Providing rules and regulations governing the wholesale and retail fish market and Fishermens' Platform at French Market Place.
Markets	Shakespeare Market		7464 AS	1881	Changing the name of "Bazaar" to "Shakespeare". Erected pursuant to Ord. 1538 (Leovy's Digest) and restored to the city by ordinance 7396 AS. Located in the Second District, Peters Street and the public levee.	See 4155 CS - providing that no meat or fish be sold in Shakespeare Market which is reserved as a bazaar market.
Markets	Soraparu Market		15932 CS	1900	Authorizing the comptroller to transfer from the Reserve Fund of 1896 to the Dept. of Pub. Bldgs., the sume of $500.00 for repairs to Soraparu Market.	See 8659 and 8784 CS.
Markets	St. Bernard Market		13311 CCS		Authorizing purchase of additional space.
Markets	St. Bernard Market		13459 CCS		Dedicating sidewalks for a covered arcade.
Markets	St. Bernard Market		13576 CCS		Accepting bid for construction of a new market.
Markets	St. Bernard Market		13659 CCS		Accepting bid for furnishing refrigerating machinery.
Markets	St. Bernard Market		13720 CCS		Accepting bid for furnishing equipment.
Markets	St. Bernard Market		1899 OS	1854	Providing a market house be erected at Claiborne and St. Bernard Avenues, between Laharpe and Robertson Streets.	See 3363 OS and 3955 OS.
Markets	St. Bernard Market		13226 CCS	1931	Authorizing purchase of additional property to enlarge site.
Markets	St. John's Market		1345 NCS		Providing for a new market.
Markets	St. John's Market		8811 CCS		Dedicating site of St. John's Market, bounded by Patterson, Delaronde, Aman, and Bauman Streets, as a wading pool center.
Markets	St. John's Market		16110 CS	1900	To establish a public market in the Fifth District within radius bounded by Homer, Elize, Elmira and Teche Streets, and to provide for the sale of lease.	Repealed by 305 NCS.
Markets	St. Mary's Market		324 NCS		Providing for the erection of a new market.	See also 164 NCS & 393 NCS.
Markets	St. Mary's Market		4034 OS		Accepting bid for removal.
Markets	St. Mary's Market		5021 AS		Creating a Central Depot for the wholesale of vegetables at St. Mary's.
Markets	St. Mary's Market		510 NCS		Awarding bid to John Minot for the erection of a new market bounded by S. Peters, Tchoupitoulas, N. Diamond and S. Diamond Streets.
Markets	St. Mary's Market		3912 OS	1858	Providing for the removal of St. Mary's Market at the junction of Annunciation and Tchoupitoulas Streets.
Markets	Suburban Market		13614 CCS		Accepting bid for equipment and fixtures.
Markets	Suburban Market		13659 CCS		Refurnishing refrigerating machinery.
Markets	Suburban Market		13188 CCS	1931	Accepting bid for the rebuilding.
Markets	Treme Market		13918 CCS		Authorizing purchase of property for new Treme Market Building bounded by Orleans, St. Peter, Villere and N. Robertson Streets.
Markets	Treme Market		13989 CCS		Accepting bid for construction.
Markets	Treme Market		14069 CCS		Announcing ready for occupancy and giving schedule of rentals.
Markets	Treme Market		3922 OS	1857	Authorizing the building of an addition to Treme Market
Markets	Washington Market		15491 CS	1899	Donating site bounded by Piety, N. Peters, Chartres and Louisa Streets to Washington School.	See Schools.
Markets	Zengel Market		13614 CCS		Accepting bid for equipment and fixtures.
Markets	Zengel Market		13630 CCS		Accepting bid for equipment.
Markets	Zengel Market		13658 CCS		Accepting bid for refrigerating machinery.
Markets	Zengel Market		13188 CCS	1931	Accepting bid for rebuilding.
Markets in General Without Names			1041 NCS	1902	Accepting bid for erection of market house in square bounded by Burgundy, Touro, Rampart and Bourbon Streets.
Markets in General Without Names			4725 NCS	1907	Authorizing sale of franchise of erecting public market in square bounded by St. Maurice Avenue, Chartres, Douglas and Tricou Streets.	See also 4796 NCS.
Markets in General Without Names			4797 NCS	1907	Authorizing public sale of privilege of erecting a public market in the area bounded by Prieur, Miro, Painters and Port Streets.
Markets in General Without Names			6109 NCS	1909	Authorizing public sale of privilege of erecting a public market in the area bounded by Teche, Slidell, Elmira, and Diana Streets. Upon completion and acceptance of construction work the land and building to become city property, with right to the adjudicatee to revenues for 25 years. Site to be approved before erection.
Markets in General Without Names			6294 NCS	1909	Authorizing public sale of franchise of erecting a public market in the area bounded by Roman, Johnson, Painters and Port Streets.
Markets in General Without Names	Privileges Offered		2035 OS	1847	Providing for the erection of a market house at the corner of New Levee and Market Streets.
Markets in General Without Names	Privileges Offered		1289 AS	1871	Providing for the erection of a public market in square bounded by Patterson, Olive, Delaronde, and Verret Streets in the Fifth District.
Markets in General Without Names	Privileges Offered	4901 AS	1879	Authorizing advertisement for proposals for the erection of a market house on Magazine St. between Napoleon Avenue and Berlin St.
Markets in General Without Names	Privileges Offered		5021 AS	1879	Creating a general Central Depot for the wholesale of vegetables in the City of New Orleans, and designating St. Mary's Market as such.
Markets in General Without Names	Privileges Offered		15888 CS	1900	To establish a public market in the Second District in square bounded by Broad, Toulouse, Moss, and St. Philip Streets.
Markets in General Without Names	Privileges Offered		16110 CD	1900	To establish a public market house in the Fifth District within a radius bounded by Homer, Eliza, Elmira, and Teche Streets.	Repealed by 305 NCS.
Markets in General Without Names	Privileges Offered		3798 NCS	1906	Authorizing for sale at public auction the privilege of erecting a public market within the boundaries of Dauphine, Egania, Burgundy, and Reynes Streets.
Markets in General Without Names	Privileges Offered		4606 NCS	1907	Authorizing sale at public auction the privilege of erecting a market in the 6th District.	Adjudication annulled by 5120 NCS; see also 5136 and 5160 NCS
Meridian			3806 OS	1858	Granting permission to Lieut. Noble of the U. S. Coast Survey to place a stone or granite block at the junction of Canal and Basin Streets marking the lines of the true Meridian in the City of New Orleans.	See also 3832 OS 1858.
Milk and Milk Products						See: Daries - Health Rules - Ice and Ice Cream and Sherbet
Milk and Milk Products			1822 NCS	1803	Making it unlawful to use, sell, deliver or possess any preparation for the adulteration of milk or dairy products.
Milk and Milk Products			4627 CS	1890	Regulating the sale of skimmed milk, and providing for the owner's name and address to show on carts or vehicles from which milk is sold.
Milk and Milk Products			6596 CS	1892	Defining adulterated in milk and fixing a standard of purity of milk sold in New Orleans, providing for the furnishing of sampels to health officers.	Amended and re-enacted by 15549 CS.
Milk and Milk Products			16204 CS	1900	Regulating dairies and dairy farms, and the sale and distribution of milk and dairy products.
Milk and Milk Products			3246 NCS	1905	Prohibiting the sale of exchange of impure or adulterated condensed milk or evaporated cream, providing for the manner of labeling, and penalties.
Milk and Milk Products			5374 NCS	1908	Prohibiting the sale of condensed skimmed milk and providing a penalty for the violation thereof.
Milk and Milk Products			6835 NCS	1910	To regulate the production and sale of milk, and providing penalties for violation as to adulteration, produced from diseased cows, to contain less than 3-1/2 per cent butter fat, and other misrepresentations.
Milk and Milk Products			1202 CSS	1914	Amending and re-enacting 13335 CS establishing the limits in which dairies shall be permitted.	See 13335 CS.
Milk and Milk Products			6545 CCS	1921	Amending ordinance 4433 CCS regulating the sale and distribution of milk, etc.	See 4433 CCS.
Milk and Milk Products			7709 CCS	1924	Amending and re-enacting Ordinance 1202 CCS establishing limits in which dairies shall be permitted.	See 1202 CCS.
Milk and Milk Products			8310 CCS	1924	Defining "Milk" and certain Milk products, "Milke Producer", "pasturization", etc. Prohibiting the sale of adulterated and misbranded milk.	Amended by 8346 CCS.
Miscellaneous Grants	On Over, Through, and Under Streets					See signs
Miscellaneous Grants	On Over, Through, and Under Streets		6450 NCS	1910	Granting the Hotel Grunewald Co. permission to construct an entrance projecting on the sidewalk, to their grill room in the basement.
Miscellaneous Grants	On Over, Through, and Under Streets		7013 NCS	1911	Granting permission to the United Fruit Company to extend the roof of their car cooling and heaing plant over the water at the foot of Erato Street, for the entire width of the plant.
Miscellaneous Grants	On Over, Through, and Under Streets		10399 CCS	1928	Regulating the work in, on, through and over any public street, alley, highway, park, bridge, or any other public place including the Mississippi River and any other water course within the city limits.	Amended by 10418.
Miscellaneous Grants	On Over, Through, and Under Streets		10597 CCS	1928	Granting permission to the N. O. Item to establish an "Honor System" of vending newspapers on racks on the streets.
Miscellaneous Grants	On Over, Through, and Under Streets		14256 CCS	1935	Approving subrogation of pipe lines privileges granted to Richardson Company.
Miscellaneous Grants	On Over, Through, and Under Streets		14257 CCS	1935	Approving subrogation of overhead structure granted to Todd Engineering Dry Dock and Repair Co., crossing Patterson Street at Hines Lane.
Miscellaneous Grants	On Over, Through, and Under Streets		14264 CCS	1935	Granting permission to Muller Furniture Manufacturing Co. to continue overhead structure on N. Derbigny Street, between Iberville and Bienville Streets.
Miscellaneous Grants	On Over, Through, and Under Streets		14272 CCS	1935	Granting permission to N. O. Public Service, Inc. to operate 3" welded gasoline pipe line in Gayoso Street (North).
Miscellaneous Grants	On Over, Through, and Under Streets		14361 CCS	1936	Granting permission to the Flintkote Company to operate two pipe lines in the vicinity of Kentucky, N. Galvez and N. Miro Streets.
Miscellaneous Grants	On Over, Through, and Under Streets		14405 CCS	1936	Granting permission to the Pan-American Furniture Co. to continue overhead bridge in Freret Street between Clio and Calliope Streets.
Miscellaneous Grants	On Over, Through, and Under Streets		14522 CCS	1936	Granting permission to the American Brewing Co. to erect a brdige over Bienville Street, between Royal and Bourbon Streets.
Miscellaneous Grants	On Over, Through, and Under Streets		14561 CCS	1936	Granting permission to the U. S. Industrial Alcohol Co. to continue pipe lines in the vicinity of Leake Avenue, Broadway, Pine, Lowerline, and Perriere Streets.
Miscellaneous Grants	On Over, Through, and Under Streets		14594 CCS	1937	Granting permission to Jaubert Bros. to erect and operate a bridge over Common Street between Magazine and Tchoupitoulas Streets.
Miscellaneous Grants	On Over, Through, and Under Streets		14598 CCS	1937	Granting permission to the Louisiana Power and Light Company to lay a submarine cable across the Mississippi River at Jackson Avenue.
Miscellaneous Grants	On Over, Through, and Under Streets		14599 CCS	1937	Granting permission to Ricket Rice Mills, Inc., to drill a well under the sidewalk in front of their property on Front Street between Notre Dame and Girod Streets.
Miscellaneous Grants	On Over, Through, and Under Streets		14614 CCS	1937	Granting permit to the Tulane Educational Fund to erect a platform on Fulton Street near Gravier.
Miscellaneous Grants	On Over, Through, and Under Streets		14624 CCS	1937	Granting permission to the Zetz Bottling Works to erect sign at 938 Canal Street.
Moral Laws			2919 OS	1856	Pertaining to selling or exposing immoral pictures or literature.
Moral Laws			6302 OS	1865	An ordinance concerning lewd and abandoned women.
Moral Laws			4025 AS	1877	Fixing fines and penalties for indecent exposure.	See 5504 CS.
Moral Laws			7141 AS	1881	Authorizing the Mayor to exercise the right of closing and removing any house of prostitution which may become dangerous to public morals, by serving notice or posting notice on the door.	See also 5662 CS. 7141 AS repealed by 4434 CS.
Moral Laws			7325 AS	1881	Establishing a license tax on lewd women, and a license tax on the keepers of houses occupied by lewd women, and providing police regulation.	Repealed by 4434 CS.
Moral Laws			3430 CS	1888	Fixing restricted district in Algiers.
Moral Laws			3971 CS	1889	Prohibiting the circulations of obscene and libelous pamphlets, books, pictures, etc.
Moral Laws			4101 CS	1889	Prohibiting any prostitute to live on Canal Street.
Moral Laws			4529 CS	1890	Establishing areas in which prostitutes may live.
Moral Laws			4782 CS	1890	Prohibiting anyone from using obsene or abusive language to members of the New Orleans Police while on duty.
Moral Laws			5504 NCS	1891	Forbidding the indecent exposure of the person or the commission by word or act, of any offense against the rules of public decency.
Moral Laws			13032 CS	1897	Establishing certain areas for the exclusive occupancy of loose and abandoned women.	Amended and re-enacted by 13485 CS. See 6701 NCS, also 4656 CCS.
Moral Laws			1437 NCS	1902	Making it unlawful to use obscene vulgar or insulting language over the telephone.
Moral Laws			5074 NCS	1908	Prohibiting indecent or immoral shows and entertainments.
Moral Laws			5936 NCS	1909	To prohibit the showing of immoral or indecent motion pictures.
Moral Laws			4118 CCS	1917	Providing two distinct and separate restricted districts - one for white and one for colored.
Moral Laws			4656 CCS	1917	Abolishing the restricted districts of the City of New Orleans, prohibiting houses of prostitution and assignation.	See 13032 CS.
Moral Laws			5112 CCS	1918	Providing for the arrest, examination and isolation of violators of the moral code.	Health Law.
Moral Laws			5464 CCS	1919	To prevent the spread of venereal diseases, providing for the examination of all persons confined in prisons, etc.	Health Law.
Moral Laws			5533 CCS	1919	Requiring keepers of hotels, boarding houses, etc., to report to police any female apparently under 18 years of age who may register there, who not accompanied by an older person of responsibility, giving name, and where from.
Moral Laws			6359 CCS	1921	Prohibiting the use of vehicles for immoral purposes.
Moral Laws			14240 CCS	1935	Prohibiting the wearing of apparel of the opposite sex as a disguise.
Moral Laws			14477 CCS	1936	Defining and prohibiting vagrancy; loitering in public places for the purpose of committing prostitution, or offering to procure another for prostitution, or any indecent or immoral act.
Morgue			9132 CS	1894	Defining the duties of the Morgue Keepers -- requiring the posting of bond in the amount of $500.00
Morgue			113 NCS	1900	To provide, in the Parish Prison Building, the proper facilities for the Morgue.
Morgue			802 NCS	1901	Authorizing the Comptroller to advertise for bids for alterations and repairs to the Morgue.
Motion Pictures			5047 NCS	1908	Prohibiting the issuing of a permit for the operation of a picture show or any places of amusement until the electric wiring has been approved by the City Electrician.
Motion Pictures			5936 NCS	1909	To prohibit the showing of immoral or indecent motion pictures.
Motion Pictures			3884 CCS	1916	Requiring moving picture houses to install dual lighting exits, of gas and electricity.
Motion Pictures			7340 CCS	1923	Establising a code to govern the construction, alteration, addition, and equipment of buildings used for production, storing and handling of nitro-cellulose motion picture films.
Moving			10375 CCS	1928	Requiring any firm or corporation moving from one abode to another, to make a report to the Police Department.	Amended by 10563 CCS.
Municipal Auditorium			11901 CCS	1929	Accepting donation made by the Times-Picayune of a small parcel of land in the Second District for use in connection with the Municipal Auditorium.
Municipal Auditorium			14650 CCS	1937	Amending 14508 providing for the budget of expenditures, so as to include an item of $180,000.00 for the air conditioning of the Municipal Auditorium.
Municipal Auditorium			14651 CCS	1937	Accepting the bid of the Carrier Corporation for the Air-conditioning of the Municipal Auditorium
Municipal Auditorium	Old Municipal Hall		1183 OS	1845	Accepting the offer of Robert Seation to erect the Municipal Hall for the sum of $120,000.	See also 672 OS pertaining the purchase of the Old Municipal Hall, corner Lafayette and Gravier Streets, from one Mark Walton.
Municipal Free Employment Commission			13072 CCS	1931	Creating a commission to be known as the Municipal Free Employment Commission, fixing its powers and duties and defining its purposes and functions.
Noise					See "Disturbing the Peace", also "Fire Arms."
Noise			12538 CCS		Prohibiting the playing of music, phonographs, radios, and/or musical devices, the operation of motor boats, steam or gasoline engines, and all other noises which disturb the peace and quiet.
Noise			8604 NCS		Making it unlawful to use a siren whistle upon any vehicle except those operated by the Police and Fire Departments, and Ambulances.
Noise			355 OS	1842	Prohibiting the blowing of horne by drivers of omnibuses or public carriages on the streets of the Municipality.
Noise			3121 OS	1856	Making it unlawful for any one to create a disturbance by intoxication or otherwise.	Amended by 3680 CS. Unlawful to beat a drum, blow a horn or sound a trumpet. Art. 1, Sec. 7, 9, 11.
Noise			8018 AS	1882	Prohibiting the blowing of Police Whistles except while on duty.
Noise			1765 CS	1886	Prohibiting the playing of hand organs or any other musical instrument on the public streets within 300 feet of any place of public worship.
Noise			3680 CS	1889	Amending 3121 OS.
Noise			3974 cs	1889	Prohibiting the blowing of steam whistles between the hours of 9 P.M. and 6:30 A.M. unless on steam boats in navigation.
Noise			7117 CS	1893	Prohibiting the selling or giving concealed weapons to any person under the age of 18 years.
Noise			4606 NCS	1907	Prohibiting conntractors or owners erecting or repairing buildings from disturbing church services on Sundays.
Noise			4221 CCS	1917	Regulating the playing of music in parks, restaurants, etc., without permits.
Noise			13033 CCS	1931	Amending and re-enacting Ordinacne 12937 CCS.	Repealed by 13285 CCS.
Noise			13285 CCS	1931	Prohibiting the operation of loud speakers, etc., for commercial purposes within 300 feet of any class A, B, C, or D Zoning district, except when located 300 or more from any resident in such district, or when on petition of 3/4 of the bona fide residence of said area, the Council consents thereto.
Noise			12937 CCS	1937	Prohibiting the operation of loud speakets and other musical instruments or sound producing devices for commercial purposes within 300 feet of any Class A, B, C, or D district (Zoning Ord.)	Repealed by 13285 CCS re-enacting the same provisions with slight changes.
Nuisance						See "Disturbing the Peace", also "Noise".
Nuisance			3121 OS	1856	General Nuisance Ordinance of 1856 still in force, pertaining to noise, vandalism, dogs, garbage, drains, and gutters, immorality, indecency, etc., etc.
Nuisance			3449 CC	1857	Authorizing the Committee on Streets and Landings to confer with the Council of the City of Jefferson regarding waste matter being thrown into the river from the Nuisance Wharves adjacent to each city.
Nuisance			3310 AS	1875	Prohibiting the burning of brush, grass, trash, etc., between given hours.
Nuisance			4271 AS	1877	Accomplishing the work recommended by the Board of Engineers as a temporary protection of the river bank in the Third District below Montegut Street, to strengthen the bulkhead built by wharf lessees, to establish a wharf in front of bulkhead, wherein offal, manure, rice chaff, tin cuttings, tobacco stems and other refuse or waste may be deposited and prohibiting the use of any other part of the river front for this purpose.
Nuisance			2505 CS	1887	Regulating the height and distance of chimneys and smoke stacks in factories.
Nuisance			10697 CS	1895	Declaring the dust created by street cars to have become a public nuisance, and providing that some means be taken to abate same.
Nuisance			5725 CCS	1920	Making it unlawful to sell or possess itching powder, stink bombs, etc.
Nuisance Wharves					See Ordinance No. 3449 CC., and Ordinance No. 4271 AS. See also No. 3121 OS Article I, Section 14.	See also "Smoke and Smoking".
Official Journal-City Printer			Taken from Official Proceedings		The Daily City Item was the Official Journal from Sept. 17, 1892 to same date 1894.
Official Journal-City Printer			2857 OS	1856	Selecting the "Daily Creole" as the Official Journal.
Official Journal-City Printer			2866 OS	1856	Fixing the time for electing and regulating the printing to be done by the Official Journal. Amended by 3455 OS 1857 as to price and compensation.	Daily Creole.
Official Journal-City Printer			3479 OS	1857	Selecting the "Cresent" as the Official Journal. With George C. Lawrason accepted as security.	See 3500 OS 1857.
Official Journal-City Printer			4682 OS	1859	Selecting the Daily Crescent as the Official Journal.
Official Journal-City Printer			6074 OS	1862	Selecting the Daily Delta as the Official Journal.
Official Journal-City Printer			6121 OS	1863	Selecting The Era as the Official Journal now that the Daily Delta has ceased to exist.
Official Journal-City Printer			6259 OS	1864	Electing the True Delta as the official journal of the City.
Official Journal-City Printer			6340 OS	1865	Electing the Southern Star as the official journal.
Official Journal-City Printer			7 AS	1870	Governing the election of a City Journal.
Official Journal-City Printer			3907 AS	1877	Electing the New Orleans Democrat as the Official Journal.
Official Journal-City Printer			4301 AS	1878	Electing the New Orleans Democrat as the Official Journal.
Official Journal-City Printer			4836 AS	1879	Electing the New Orleans Democrat as the Official Journal.
Official Journal-City Printer			5031 AS	1879	Authorizing the Mayor to advertise for proposals from morning papers for publishing the official proceedings of the Council for the remainder of the current year.
Official Journal-City Printer			6787 AS	1880	Selecting the Daily States as the Official Journal for the year 1880.
Official Journal-City Printer			7529 AS	1881	Selecting the Daily States as the Official Journal for the year 1881.
Official Journal-City Printer			91 CS	1883	Selecting the Daily States as the Official Journal for the year 1883.
Official Journal-City Printer			780 CS	1884	Authorizing the Mayor to contract with the Evening Chronicle to do the official printing for a term of two years.
Official Journal-City Printer			4855 CS	1890	Authorizing contract with the New Orleans Bee to do the city printing in the French Language.
Official Journal-City Printer			9731 CS	1894	Selecting the Daily States as the Official Journal.
Official Journal-City Printer			514 NCS	1900	Providing that all city printing shall bear the Union label.
Official Journal-City Printer			645 NCS	1901	Selecting the Daily States as the Official Journal.
Official Journal-City Printer			5888 NCS	1909	Accepting the bid of the New Orleans Publishing Company to do the City printing.
Official Journal-City Printer			2555 CCS	1915	To advertise for bids for publications of official proceedings.	See 2642 CCS accepting the bid of the Daily States Publishing Co.
Official Journal-City Printer			4839 CCS	1917	Electing the Daily States as the official journal for a period of two years.
Official Journal-City Printer			9049 CCS	1926	Providing for the letting of a contract for the printing for a period of two years.
Official Journal-City Printer			10771 CCS	1928	To provide for the letting of a contract for the public printing for a period of two years.
Official Journal-City Printer			14190 CCS	1934	Accepting the bid of A. W. Hyatt Stationery Manufacturing Co. for furnishing certificates of registration, Index books, etc.
Official Journal-City Printer			14196 CCS	1934	To provide for the letting a a contract for the public printing for a period of two years.
Official Journal-City Printer			14511 CCS	1936	To provide for the letting of a contract for the public printing for a period of two years.
Oysters - Oyster Shells			3121 OS	1856	Prohibiting the selling of oysters from the first day of June until the first day of September in the markets or otherwise, from pirougues or other craft, to deposit them on the levee for sale. Making it unlawful also to sell stale or bad oysters or to pile on the side walks or in the streets or in houses other than those licensed to sell the same. Article I, Section 23 and 24.	See 3668 OS.
Oysters - Oyster Shells			312 NCS	1900	Prohibiting the sale of oysters in public markets.
Oysters - Oyster Shells			6987 NCS	1911	Providing for the removal of oyster shells from saloons, restaurants, depots, etc.	See also 6022 AS - general health and sanitary law.
Park Rules			3121 OS	1856	Unlawful to carry away any earth from streets, parks, or commons. Article I, Section 16.
Park Rules			7086 AS	1881	Prohibiting injury to trees, statues, benches, flowers, etc., in public parks, and prohibiting political and public meetings, within limits, also ball playing, vending, artillery firing, etc.	See also 11019 CS.
Park Rules			294 NCS	1900	Making it unlawful to kill lbirds in parks or squares. Also to trap wild song birds in parks or squares.	See 1979 NCS. See 9797 CS.
Park Rules			487 CCS	1913	Prohibiting selling liquor in Audubon or City Park.	See also 7745 NCS.
Park Rules			4221 CCS	1917	Making it unlawful to play music in parks, squres, etc., without permit.
Park Rules			5116 CCS	1918	Making it unlawful to catch, kill or have in possession any fish, fishing poles, lines etc., without approval of Park Commissioner.
Park Rules			5747 CCS	1920	Prohibiting the playing of baseball, football, racquette, etc., except where designated.
Park Rules			7090 CCS	1922	Establishing a Parking Commission.	Amending 1945 CCS - providing for the appointment of a Commission to plant, maintain and care for trees, etc.
Park Rules			7614 CCS	1923	Making it unlawful to feed animal, birds, etc., in the Zoo.	See 9797 CS - Rules covering Audubon Park.
Park Rules			7823 CCS	1924	Prohibiting peddling in West End Shore Park.
Park Rules			14098 CCS	1934	Creating a New Orleans Parkway Commission to consist of 9 members who shall have power to plant, maintain and care for trees, shrubs, flowers, etc. in all highways, public square and places of the City of New Orleans.	See also 1945 CCS and 5818 NCS. See also 7090 CCS.
Parks and Squares	Alcee Fortier Park		9356 CCS	1926	Dedicating ground bounded by Esplanade Avenue, Grand Route St. John and Mystery Street as a small park.
Parks and Squares	Algiers Park					See Playgrounds
Parks and Squares	Amelia Park		3825 NCS	1906	Dedicating a portion of ground bounded by St. Charles Avenue, Prytania, Amelia and Antonine Streets as Amelia Park.
Parks and Squares	Annunciation Square		299 OS	1865	Requiring owners to enclose with fence six feet in height.	See also 304 CS - requiring Commissioner to take charge of Annunciation Park, along with other public squares and parks.
Parks and Squares	Aquatic Park		14086 CCS	1934	Designating as an Aquatic Park, and creating a commission therefor, that portion of Bayou St. John between Esplanade Avenue and North Hagan Avenue.
Parks and Squares	Audubon Park		487 CCS		Prohibiting the sale of spiritous, alcoholic, vinous or malt liquors in Audubon and City Parks.
Parks and Squares	Audubon Park		7195 AS	1881	Placing Upper City Park in charge of Commissioners for the purpose of improving, defining the powers of said Commissioners, etc.
Parks and Squares	Audubon Park		452 CS	1883	Providing for the erection of a suitable building in the grounds of Upper City Park for use as a Horticultural Hall, and granting use of the park to the World's Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition from 1883 to 1885.
Parks and Squares	Audubon Park		1124 CS	1885	Extending the use of the park to the World's Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition for 12 months, from May 31st, 1885.
Parks and Squares	Audubon Park		1382 CS	1885	Transferring privilege granted to the World's Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition of the free use of Upper City Park, to the North, Central and South American Esposition.
Parks and Squares	Audubon Park		1864 CS	1886	Changing the name of Upper City Park to be hereafter known as "Audubon Park"	See 1806 CS providing for a Board of Commissioners for "Upper City Park and St. Charles Avenue and 3529 CS providing for improvement.
Parks and Squares	Audubon Park		2884 CS	1888	To provide for the holding of an election to levy a special tax for the construction of Audubon Park.
Parks and Squares	Audubon Park		3599 CS	1889	Receiving all the paid City Park Notes secured by Mortgage on the Foucher Tract, of which Audubon Park forms a part, and executing an Act of Release.
Parks and Squares	Audubon Park		9797 CS	1894	Establishing rules for the governing of Audubon Park.	Sections 2 to 11 gives list of numerous restrictions and prohibitions. See Park Rules.
Parks and Squares	Audubon Park		1643 NCS	1903	Amending Ord. 3273 CS (Fire limits) to exclude Audubon Park.
Parks and Squares	Audubon Park		2256 NCS	1904	Dedicating ground on Walnut Street, St. Charles Avenue, and Felicia Street as addition to Audubon Park.
Parks and Squares	Audubon Park		2236 CCS	1915	To carry into effect Act 191 of the General Assembly of 1914, by creating a commission of 24 citizens to administer the affairs of Audubon Park, and authorizing the issue of $100,000.00 of bonds for improvement.
Parks and Squares	Beauregard Place		8959 CS	1894	Dedicating neutral ground of Nashville Avenue from Water Street to Claiborne Street as Beauregard Place.
Parks and Squares	Beauregard Square		7351 CS	1893	Changing the name of "Congo Square" to Beauregard Square. Location N. Rampart, Orleans, St. Ann and St Claude Streets.	Transferred as a playground by Ord. 3576 CCS.
Parks and Squares	Beauregard Square in the Fourth District		5919 OS	1862	Changing the name of Fillmore Square in the 4th District to Beauregard Square.
Parks and Squares	Behrman Memorial Park		9859 CCS	1927	Dedicating squares 1, 2 and 4 of Florence Park, Algiers, as Behrman Memorial Park in honor of Martin Behrman.	Donated by Elias Pailet. Amended by 10125 CCS to meet with the approval of the City Engineer by revising blue prints. See 11114 CCS awarding contract for construction of the Behrman Memorial to Thos. Brockman, and 11596 CCS appropriating $2900.00 for care and maintenance.
Parks and Squares	Broadmoor		1714 CCS	1914	Accepting proffered dedication by the N. O. Realty and Investment Co. of a triangle of ground known as "Broadmoor" bounded by Vincent, Dupre and Broad Streets, as a public park.
Parks and Squares	Circus Square					See "Congo Square".
Parks and Squares	City Park		2115 OS	1855	Instructing the Chief of Police to detail one man to prevent the distruction of trees on property belonging to the city on Metairie Ridge, known as City Park.
Parks and Squares	City Park		3860 OS	1858	Authorizing contract for the fencing of City Park on Metairie Road, also the building of a keeper's Lodge.	A news item in the Daily Picayune of April 20th, 1858, page 2, column 4, refers to this as Metairie Ridge Park.
Parks and Squares	City Park		4083 OS	1858	Providing for the election of a caretaker for City Park, his salary and duties.
Parks and Squares	City Park		45 AS	1870	Carrying into effect Act of the Legislature of 1870, authorizing the city to levy a tax on real estate to establish "a New Orleans Park".	See also 643 AS.
Parks and Squares	City Park		4021 AS	1877	Abolishing the Board of Commissioners of "the New Orleans Park", and conferring control to the City Council.	See Act 87 of the Legislature of 1877, also Ordinance No. 7219 AS.
Parks and Squares	City Park Extension		13735 CCS		Directing plans for the dredging of a canal or canals in the City Park Extension, and the building of roadways. City Welfare Workers to do the road work.
Parks and Squares	City Park Extension		13799 CCS		Accepting bid for the excavating of borrow pit and building embankment in City Park Extension.
Parks and Squares	City Park Extension		10180 CCS	1928	Ratifying the purchase of property known as City Park Extension, from the New Orleans Land Company, contracted for in 1925.	See also 2355 NCS, 2503 NCS and 4831 CCS authorizing purchase of Country Club property.
Parks and Squares	City Park Extension		14530 CCS	1937	Providing for the removal of the Mullens Shipyard from the west bank of Bayou St. John at the intersection of Esplanade Avenue.
Parks and Squares	Claiborne Street Park		3579 OS	1857	Authorizing the leveling and grading of two squares of the neutral ground in Claiborne Street between Canal and Common for public park.	See 1844 CS.
Parks and Squares	Clark Place		14740 CS	1897	On Philip Street between Liberty and Franklin Streets, changed from Philip Park to Clark Place.	See also 14502 CS.
Parks and Squares	Clay Square					See Playgrounds
Parks and Squares	Clay Square		1186	Ordinance Book, City of Lafayette - 1846-1852	Providing that the public square purchased from Mollard and Armstead be named in honor of Henry Clay.	See also 414 OS requesting specifications for a wood fence and an iron railing to enclose Clay Square; also 1970 OS authorizing the planting of trees, and 4107 OS and 3917 OS awarding contract for placing the iron railing.
Parks and Squares	Cleveland Park		3255 NCS	1905	Amending and re-enacting 1844 CS, 8836 CS, and 9836 CS, setting apart and designating neutral ground on Claiborne Street from Canal to Julia Streets, and the triangle at corner of Tulane and Claiborne, as Cleveland Park.	See Playgrounds.
Parks and Squares	Coliseum Park		1347 OS		Setting aside two squares of ground bounded by Race, Camp and Coliseum Streets as part of Park.
Parks and Squares	Coliseum Park		1414 OS		Providing for a granite base and railing.
Parks and Squares	Coliseum Park		1504 OS		Pertaining to the matter of assessments in the laying out of Coliseum Park.	See also 1507 OS and 1892 OS.
Parks and Squares	Coliseum Park		5251 OS		Authority to enclose Robin Street, from Camp to Coliseum as part of park.
Parks and Squares	Coliseum Park		5430 OS		Directing City Surveyor to have park filled and graded.
Parks and Squares	Coliseum Park		736 OS		Directing walks be curbed and filled.
Parks and Squares	Coliseum Park		364 OS	1852	Instructing the City Surveyor to fill and grade to the proper level, and to place boxes around trees.
Parks and Squares	Congo Square		7126 AS	1881	Providing for the appointment of Commissioners of Congo Square.	See "Beauregard" also "Place de Arms".
Parks and Squares	Congo Square		7136 AS	1881	Providing that the Place de Armes be placed in charge of Commissioners for the purpose of improving this square and the Avenue Ramparts.	No location is stated except the "Avenue Ramparts". See also 4802 OS - "Place de Armes".
Parks and Squares	Congo Square		Council Proceedings	February 8, 1853	These proceedings ordain that the square formerly known as Congo Square later changed to Place de Armes and located between Rampart, St. Claude, St. Peter and St. Ann Streets, be donated to the State of Louisiana upon condition that the State Capitol be built thereon.
Parks and Squares	Congo Square		New Orleans Bee	July 17, 1857	This news item mentions that the square now called Place de Armes was formerly called Congo Square. Thus it appears that this square was known by both names at that time, as note Ord. 7126 AS referring to Congo Square, and 7136 AS referring to Place de Armes.
Parks and Squares	Congo Square		Louisiana Courrier	October 15, 1850	It would appear from this news item that about 1850 it was decided to discontinue the practice of firing salutes and drilling soldiers in the Place de Armes (Jackson Square) and transfer these activities to Congo or Circus Square, thus making the Congo Square the Place de Armes (Place de Arms).	Louisiana Courrier, P. 3, Col. 1.
Parks and Squares	Danneel Place		3740 NCS	1906	Donated by Rudolph Dannell. Bounded by St. Charles, Octavia, Rampart and Joseph Streets.	See 3905 NCS creating Board of Commissioners.
Parks and Squares	De Soto Place		12525 CS	1896	Created from triangle at Esplanade Avenue and De Soto Street. Donated to the City by L. A. Jung.	See Ord. 12516 CS.
Parks and Squares	Douglas Square					See Shakespeare Park.
Parks and Squares	Duconge Place		9107 CS	1894	Across the river between Clesi Place and Aurora Plantation.
Parks and Squares	Fillmore Park				See Beauregard Square.	Fourth District.
Parks and Squares	Fisher's Place					See Sunshine Park.
Parks and Squares	Florence Park (Algiers)				See Behrman Memorial.	See also 10126 CCS approving plans of subdivision and accept - streets and neutral grounds.
Parks and Squares	Flower Park					See Walter C. Flower Park.
Parks and Squares	Fountainbleau Park		4325 CCS	1917	Dedicating that portion of Broad Place bounded by lower side of Martha Street, lake side of Broad Place, the upper Foucher Line, and the roadway of Fountainbleau Drive as Fountainbleau Park.
Parks and Squares	Galvez Avenue Park		809 NCS	1901	Neutral ground of Galvez Street from Julia Street to Toulouse Street.	See 1901 NCS accepting bid for improvements.
Parks and Squares	Gentilly Park		5389 NCS	1908	Created from triangle of Gentilly Avenue and Frenchmen Street.
Parks and Squares	Gilmore Park		2135 NCS	1903	Designating as Gilmor Park property on Laurel Street at the intersection of State Street.
Parks and Squares	Hall of Fame, Outdoor					See "Memorial Park".
Parks and Squares	Hamilton Square					See Palmer Park.
Parks and Squares	Harmony Park					See Playgrounds.
Parks and Squares	Hurst Place		12062 CS	1896	Neutral ground of Nashville Avenue between Constance and Patton Streets.
Parks and Squares	Jackson Square		296 OS	1852	Providing that Jackson Square in the Second District be kept open until 10 o'clock PM from the first of May to the first of November each year.	See also 4066 OS - providing that the gates be closed and locked at gunfire. See also 4589 AS under "Federal Buildings" which refers to Jackson Square as bounded by Esplanade Avenue, Barracks, and Levee Streets and the Public Road. (In 1835).
Parks and Squares	Jackson Square		2017 OS	1855	Directing the Surveyor to make the necessary filling in Jackson Square to give proper slope for the base of the proposed Jackson Monument.	See also 4210 OS - providing for the placing of an iron railing around Jackson Monument.
Parks and Squares	Jamison Square		7728 CS		Neutral ground on Howard Avenue from Dryades to Baronne Street to be known as Jamison Square.
Parks and Squares	Jefferson Park		11924 CS	1896		See Murray Park.
Parks and Squares	Johnson Park					See Lewis Johnson Park.
Parks and Squares	Keller Park					See Playgrounds.
Parks and Squares	Kennedy Place		6098 NCS	1909	Created from square bounded by Ursuline, Bell, Lopez and Rendon Streets.	See 5588 NCS authorizing purchase of triangle.
Parks and Squares	Kruttschnitt Place		3820 NCS	1906	Created from triangle of N. Dorgenois, Bell Street, and Bayou Road.	See 3900 NCS creating a Board of Commissioners.
Parks and Squares	Lafayette Square		2173 AS	1873	Instructing the Administrator of Police to remove the iron railings and gates of Lafayette Square.	See also file on Henry Clay in "History and Biography" re status of Clay in Lafayette Square.
Parks and Squares	Lafon					See "Thomy Lafon Park".
Parks and Squares	Lawrence Square		8672 CS	1894	Authorizing plans and specifications for the improvement of Lawrence Square, bounded by Napoleon Avenue, Magazine, Camp and Berlin Streets.	See 3025 NCS dedicating to Uptown Library Branch.
Parks and Squares	Lee Circle					See "History and Biography" under caption "Robert E. Lee".
Parks and Squares	Lewis Johnson Park		7118 NCS	1911	Created from two squares of ground in front of the Water Purification Plant. Named in honor of Lewis Johnson, President of the Sewerage & Water Board.
Parks and Squares	Liberty Street Park		2743 NCS	1904	Granting permission to the Widow P. Nagel to establish a park at 2220 S. Liberty Street to use for lawn parties.
Parks and Squares	Lima Square (Algiers)		7531 CCS	1923		See Playgrounds.
Parks and Squares	Lincoln Park		1260 NCS	1902	Ordinance granting to establish - in square bounded by Carrollton Avenue, Short, Olleander and Forshey Streets.
Parks and Squares	Louisiana Avenue Park		4746 NCS	1907	Created from neutral ground of Louisiana Avenue between Freret Street and Claiborne Avenue.
Parks and Squares	Louisiana Park		4273 NCS	1906	Created from a portion of Louisiana Avenue between Laurel and Tchoupitoulas Streets.
Parks and Squares	Magazine Park		13615 CS	1897	Located between Magazine Street, Magazine Place, St. Mary Street, and Felicity Road.
Parks and Squares	Mc Carty's Square		4466 OS	1859	Providing that lots 5, 8, and 9 in property known as Mc Carty's, be reserved as a public school site, and that portion known as "McCarty's Square" be reserved as a public square (Mc Carty's Plantation acquired through the McDonogh estate.)	See also 4513 OS and 4521 OS. See also 5343 CCS granting permission to erect a memorial to World War Veterans.
Parks and Squares	Mc Carty's Square		4584 OS	1859	Authorizing a wooden railing around McCarty's Square.	See also 5383 CS - authorizing Commissioners for Mc Carty's Square.
Parks and Squares	Mc Donogh Place		2252 CS	1887	Located at St. Charles Avenue at Toledano Street. Accepting donation of Mc Donogh Place and providing for its government as a public square.	See Times-Picayune 5/5/38 - unveiling of Bronze Statue of John Mc Donogh.
Parks and Squares	Memorial Park		14493 CCS		Dedicating the neutral ground on Canal Boulevard from City Park Avenue to Robert E. Lee Boulevard as an "Out-door Hall of Fame" to perpetuate the memory of citizens whose accomplishments have been outstanding in social, civic or economic welfare.	See also 14183 CCS - Wedell Park.
Parks and Squares	Milneburg Park					See Playgrounds.
Parks and Squares	Morris Park					See Shakespeare Park.
Parks and Squares	Murray Park		11924 CS	1896	Located at Napolleon Avenue between Tchoupitoulas and Water Streets. Name changed from Jefferson Park.	See 9689 CS.
Parks and Squares	New Orleans City Park Improvement Asso.		14245 CCS		Providing for exchange of land with W. H. McFaddedn for square 868 in the 2nd District.
Parks and Squares	New Orleans City Park Improvement Asso.		14246 CCS		Providing that the Improvement Asso. make 99 year lease of above property to W. H. McFadden.
Parks and Squares	New Orleans City Park Improvement Asso.		14479 CCS		Authorizing the Mayor to enter into contract with the Board of Levee Commissioners, the City Park Improvement Association, and J. F. Dupuy for the removal of the Dupuy Shipyard.
Parks and Squares	New Orleans City Park Improvement Asso.		14550 CCS		Accepting donation and dedication from the N. O. City Park Improvement Association, two lots of ground in Sq. 870, 2nd District.
Parks and Squares	New Orleans City Park Improvement Asso.		14551 CCS		Accepting donation and dedication from the N. O. City Park Improvement Association, a certain tract of ground in square 870, 2nd District.
Parks and Squares	New Orleans City Park Improvement Asso.		5650 CCS		Providing for the sale of a site to the Delgado Trades School - proceeds to go to the Improvement Association.
Parks and Squares	New Orleans City Park Improvement Asso.		5547 CS	1891	Intrusting to the N. O. City Park Improvement Association the management and control of the Lower City Park of Metairie Road.
Parks and Squares	New Orleans City Park Improvement Asso.		2535 NCS	1904	Proposing the creation of a parkway drive between City Park and Audubon Park, outlining the route.
Parks and Squares	New Orleans Park					See City Park.
Parks and Squares	Newcomb Place		2296 NCS	1904	Dedicating ground between Ninth and Harmony Streets at the intersection of Camp Street in honor of Mrs. Josephine L. Newcomb, foundress of H. Sophie Newcomb College.	See 2473 NCS - accepting donation from B. Mark of adjoining piece of ground. See also 6732 NCS providing for neutral ground at Ninth and Harmony Streets.
Parks and Squares	Newman Park		8634 CS	1894	Triangle formed by Prytania, Urania and Felicity Streets, donated by Charles Newman and neighbors, dedicated as Newman Park.	See 7043 CS.
Parks and Squares	O'Connor Recreation Park		2293 NCS	1904	Created from portion of the Old Police Jail by extending S. Robertson Street from Perrilliate to Cypress Streets. Named in honor of Councilman Charles O'Connor.
Parks and Squares	Out-Door Hall of Fame					See "Memorial Park".
Parks and Squares	Palmer Park		1322 NCS	1902	Changing the name of Hamilton Square bounded by Carrollton Avenue, Sycamore, Dublin and Mobile Streets, to Palmer Park.	See also page 62 Book C - Carrollton Council Proceedings.
Parks and Squares	Parkerson Place		5219 CS	1891	Location Terpsichore Street between Prytania and Coliseum Streets. Appointing a commission to take charge of the beautifying of Parkerson Place. Dedicated in 1888 by ordiance 2924 CS in honor of the leader of the Young Men's Democratic Association.
Parks and Squares	Philip Park		14740 CS			See Clark Place.
Parks and Squares	Place de Armes		4802 OS	1859	Directing the Surveyor to pave all walks in the Place de Armes with shells or cement.	See Jackson Square also Congo Square.
Parks and Squares	Place de Armes		7136 AS	1881	Providing that the Place de Armes and "Avenue Ramparts" from Canal Street to Esplanade, be placed in charge of Commissioners for the purpose of improvement.
Parks and Squares	Poland Avenue Park		12373 CS	1896	Created from a portion of ground on Poland Street between the Levee and Chartres Street.
Parks and Squares	Poydras Park		5046 NCS	1908	Donating site formerly used by the Pilie Market, between N. and S. Poydras and Rampart and Saratoga Streets as a children's playground.
Parks and Squares	Shakespeare Park		16225 CS	1900	Bounded by Washington Avenue, Howard, Third and Freret Streets. Changing the name of Morris Park to Shakespeare Park.	See also 7456 CS changing the name of Douglas Square to Morris Park. See also 4568 OS shown as part of the McDonogh property.
Parks and Squares	Soraparu Place		13288 CS	1897	Authorizing the establishment of a Board of Commissioners for Soraparu Place to have all the rights and privileges vested in the Board of Commissioners of St. Charles Avenue.
Parks and Squares	Soraparu Place		15435 CS	1899	Appropriating $500.00 from the Reserve Fund of 1897, for improvements to Soraparu Park.	See 15641 CS.
Parks and Squares	Soraparu Place		15738 CS	1899	Appropriating the remainder of Item 25 of the Reserve Fund of 1897 ($133.70) for improvements to Soraparu Park. Transferred to Playground Commission by Ord. 4570 CCS.
Parks and Squares	St. Anthony's Square		693 OS	1853	Requiring the wardens of the Church of St. Louis to fence in St. Anthony's Square and pave the alleys on either side from Royal to Condo Street.	See also 4266 OS.
Parks and Squares	St. Roch					See "Playgrounds".
Parks and Squares	Sugar Exchange Park		412 CS	1883	Designating a space between Bienville, Delta and Front Streets as a public park to be known as Sugar Exchange Park, and creating a commission for the purpose of improvement.
Parks and Squares	Sunshine Park		2274 CCS	1915	Changing the name of "Fisher's Place" bounded by St. Charles, Carrollton and Leake Avenues, as "Sunshine Park".
Parks and Squares	Taylor Park		4135 NCS	1906	Appointing a Board of Commissioners for the care of Taylor Park, bounded by Washington Avenue, Derbigny, Roman and Third Streets.
Parks and Squares	Thomy Lafon Place		4760 NCS	1907	Dedicating ground originally occupied by the Thomy Lafon School in square bounded by Howard, Liberty, Seventh and Harmony Streets as a place of rest and recreation.	See also 4263 NCS dedicating ground adjoining the (new) Thomy Lafon School as a playground.
Parks and Squares	Tivoli Circle					See "History and Biography: - under caption "Robert E. Lee.
Parks and Squares	Tulane Park		10056 CS	1894	Created from the triangle formed by the intersection of Banks and Tulane Avenue, extending from Galvez to Prieur Street.	See also 744 and 778 NCS.
Parks and Squares	Union Square		12063 CCS	1930	Bounded by Humanity Street, E. St. Roch Avenue, Fairmont Drive and W. St. Roch Avenue. Dedicated as a public playground.
Parks and Squares	Walter C. Flower Park		5364 NCS	1908	Created from property adjoining school bounded by Green, Birch, Leonidas and Joliet Streets.	See 15198 CS, and 777 NCS.
Parks and Squares	Washington Square		1292 OS	1854	Permitting an extension of time for the completion of an iron fence around Washington Square.	See "Playgrounds". See 3843 OS, 7254 AS, and 3418 NCS. See also Minute Book of 1828, page 347, Conseil de Ville.
Parks and Squares	Water Purification Plant					See Lewis Johnson Park.
Parks and Squares	Wedell Park		14183 CCS	1934	Dedicating first block of neutral ground on Canal Boulevard and City Park Avenue as Wedell Park. In honor of James Wedell, noted aviator.	See also Memorial Park. See 14493 CCS - Memorial Park.
Parks and Squares	West End Park					See "West End".
Parks and Squares	Zacharie Park		1833 NCS	1903	Creating park in neutral ground of Toledano Streets from St. Charles Avenue to Dryades Street, designated as Zacharie Park.
Parks and Squares	Zoological Gardens		10677 CCS	1928	Carrying into effect Act 81 levying a speciall tax for the establishment of a zoological garden in New Orleans.	This was located in Audubon Park.
Party Fences						See Building code 9357 CCS.
Party Fences			199 AS	1870	Governing the building of fences between adjoining properties, defining responsibility of each property owners, etc.	See 4433 CS - providing specifications for party fences and amended by 10474 CCS.
Party Fences			9357 CCS	1926	See Section 45 - Requirements for Party Fences - Building Code.
Party Fences			13925 CCS	1933	Providing for the building and repairs of party fences, and repealing Ordinance 10474 CCS.
Paving						See Streets - Paving, Construction, etc.
Paving			10603 CCS		To prohibit the damaging of pavement by heavy vehicles, trucks, road machines, tractors, etc.
Paving			14443 CCS		Amending 14101 CCS.
Paving			14444 CCS		Amemding 14101 CCS.
Paving			14584 CCS		Authorizing destruction of paid and cancelled paving certificates.
Paving			14586 CCS		Amending 14443 CCS
Paving			14640 CCS		Amending 14443 CCS
Paving			8314 CS	1893	Providing that all carriage ways over sidewalks into private property shall be paved the whole width of the opening with well burnt brick laid on edge in a concrete foundation.
Paving			13043 CS	1896	Directing the publication of the intention of the Council to provide for the pavement of sidewalks, in accordance with Act No. 45 of 1896.	See 749 CS - providing for uniform grade of all sidewalks.
Paving			582 NCS	1901	Changing plans and specifications for the paving of the neutral ground of Canal Street from Delta to Liberty Streets.
Paving			4876 NCS	1907	Governing the cutting into and jacking through roadways, streets, etc., and providing for the proper replacement of pavements.	See also 2204 CCS and 13927 CCS.
Paving			4876 NCS	1907	Regulating the cutting into and jacking through roadways and streets and providing for the proper replacement of pavements disturbed.
Paving			6441 CCS	1921	Accepting plans and specifications of the City Engineer for the paving of streets, sub-surface drains, etc.	Amended by 6703 CCS.
Paving			10480 CCS	1928	Providing for the paving of Bartholomew Street from Chartres Street to St. Claude Avenue.	See 10851 CCS - providing for sub-surface drainage, curbs, etc.
Paving			10626 CCS	1928	Providing that real estate owners have ther right to petition for the kind and character of pavement they prefer.
Paving			14101 CCS	1934	Covering general specifications for street paving and temporary surfacing.
Paving			14277 CCS	1935	Authorizing the Commissioner of Public Finance to cancel, in whole or in part, paving liens due the city.
Paving			14627 CCS	1937	Accepting bid of Craven and Lang for the resurfacing of Carrollton Avenue, from City Park Avenue to St. Charles Avenue.	See 14612 CCS advertising for bids.
Paving			14640 CCS	1937	Amending 14443 and 14101 CCS relative to general specifications and standard plans of street paving and temporary surfacing.
Paving			14696 CCS	1938	Authorizing advertisement for bid for the purchase of 3500 tons of Hot Natural Limestone Rock Asphalt in place, including equipment and skilled labor, in connection with the street improvement program being carried on in co-operation with the Works Progress Administration.
Paving	Paving Supplies		14485 CCS	1936	Accepting the bid of J. J. Clark Co., Inc., to furnish the city with cement for one year.
Paving	Paving Supplies		14486 CCS	1936	Accepting the bid of the Oyster Shell Products Corporation, Inc., for furnishing Asphalt Filler to the city for one year.
Paving	Paving Supplies		14487 CCS	1936	Accepting the bid of Jahncke Service, Inc., for furnishing Lake Shore Sand, topping sand, and washed gravel for one year.
Peddlers			7823 CCS	1924	Prohibiting the selling or peddling of any commodity in West End Lake Shore Park, except on premises of concessions granted.	See Permits.
Peddlers			8444 CCS	1925	Prohibiting the peddlilng of ice cream, confectionery, soft drinks, sandwiches, etc., within three blocks of any school, college or university, by peddlers.
Peddlers			14418 CCS	1936	Requiring all peddlers of perishable foods, vegetables, fruits, and live poultry, etc., to secure certificate of inspection from the Department of Public Markets.
Peddlers			14556 CCS	1937	Refunding money paid by peddlers in error to the city, between January 1937 and March 1927.
Permits						See Peddlers
Permits			1165 CCS		Pertaining to the use of sidewalks and streets for merchandising purposes, limiting areas, etc.
Permits			4203 NCS		Pertaining to the use of sidewalks and streets for merchandising purposes, limiting areas, etc.
Permits			972 CCS		Pertaining to the use of sidewalks and streets for merchandising purposes, limiting areas, etc.
Permits			228 AS	1870	Authorizing the Mayor to relieve from paying licenses those persons who from age, sickenss or infirmity are unable to make a living from ordinary labor.	Granting permit to sell.
Permits			5884 CS	1891	Requiring a permit for the establishment of a forge, foundry or steam engine.
Permits			7944 CS	1893	It shall be unlawful to establish a place of public entertainment without a permit from the Council
Permits			265 NCS	1900	Making it unlawful for any person, society or association to give public entertainments without a permit.
Permits			4596 NCS	1907	Making it unlawful to solicit advertising without a permit.
Permits			12524 CCS	1930	Providing for obtaining permits for soliciting, selling of merchandise, holding parades, meetings, etc., when using the streets.
Permits			14115 CCS	1934	Fixing schedule of charges for use of the public streets for merchandising, etc.	Repealed by 14146 CCS.
Permits			14294 CCS	1935	Repealing No. 12524 CCS and rearranging rates, etc.	Amended and reenacted by 14302 CCS.
Permits			14434 CCS	1936	Regulating the cost of permits issued for the purpose of operating in and on public streets or other public places, repealing 14294 and 14302 CCS.
Playgrounds	Algiers Park		3595 CCS	1916	Accepting a triangle of ground donated by Leon and Paul Villere, A. N. Robelot and J. G. Olivier bounded by Verret, Opelousas, Sequin and Evelina Streets for a playground (formerly Barthelmy Duverje Cemetery) provided the city will remove the bodies to Metairie Cemetery.
Playgrounds	Annunciation Park		299 OS	1865	Location Annunciation and Race Streets. Opened as a playground June 23, 1913.	See "Parks and Squares".
Playgrounds	Beauregard Square		7351 CS	1893	Changing the name of Congo Square to Beauregard Square. Transferred to the Playground Commission by Ordinance 3576 CCS.	See "Parks and Squares".
Playgrounds	Berthelot Lemann Playground		14109 CCS		Dedicating square of ground on Lafitte Avenue from Marais Street to the river side of Claiborne Avenue, and from the lake side of Claiborne to the river side of N. Prieur Street, as a public playground.
Playgrounds	City Park		Playground Commission Booklet		Location Annunciation and Second Streets. Opened as a playground December 1, 1913.
Playgrounds	Cleveland Park		3255 NCS	1905	Designating Claiborne Avenue neutral ground from Canal to Julia Streets and the triangle at the corner of Tulane and Claiborne. Opened as a playground October 26, 1909.	See "Parks and Squares". See 5847 NCS - transferring to the Playground Commission.
Playgrounds	Galvez Park		Playground Commission Booklet		Location Galvez and Bienville Streets. Opened as a playground April 1, 1920.
Playgrounds	Harmony Park		Playground Commission Booklet		Location Harmony and Constance Streets. Opened as a playground May 5, 1915.
Playgrounds	James B. Humphreys Playground		14388 CCS	1936	Designating square bounded by Olive, Hamilton, Edenburgh and Mistletoe Streets, to be known as the James B. Humphreys Playground.
Playgrounds	Keller Park		Playground Commission Booklet		Location Felicity and Magnolia Streets. Opened August 23, 1923.
Playgrounds	Lima Square		7531 CCS	1923	Dedicating Lima Square bounded by Ptolemy, Brooklyn, Lawrence and Teche Streets, as a playground.
Playgrounds	Milneburg Park		Playground Commission Booklet		Location Milneburg. Opened June 17, 1911.
Playgrounds	Poydras Park		5046 NCS	1908	Donating site of the Pilie Market as a Playground. Opened May 16, 1908.
Playgrounds	Soraparu Park		4570 CCS	1917	Transferring Soraparu Park to the Playground Commission.
Playgrounds	St. Roch Playground				Location St. Roch Avenue and Roman Street. Opened June 26, 1910.
Playgrounds	Stallings Playground		9216 CCS	1926	Dedicating squares 75 and 76 of Hurstville, Sixth District, and a portion of Arabella Street from S. Liberty to Howard Street, to be known as the Stallings Playground.
Playgrounds	Stallings, Olive A.		11892 CCS	1929	Authorizing purchase of ground bounded by Gentilly Road, N. Dupre, Lapeyrouse, LaHarpe, and Paul Morphy Streets, for a playground.	See also 14382 CCS and 14447 CCS - providing additional gournd, and 14429 CCS - naming the "Olive A. Stallings Playground".
Playgrounds	Taylor Park		4135 NCS	1906	Bounded by Washington Avenue, Derbigny, Roman and Third Streets. Opened as a playground November 4, 1911.
Playgrounds	Thomy Lafon Playground		4263 NCS	1906	Dedicating property located in square 360 adjoining the (new) Thomy Lafon School, as a playground.	See "Parks and Squares". See 4760 NCS - creating a park and palyground on the old school lcoation bounded by Howard, Liberty, Seventh and Harmony Streets.
Playgrounds	Union Square		12063 CCS	1930	Dedicating square bounded by Humanity Street, East St. Roch Avenue, Fairmont Drive and West St. Roch Avenue, as a playground.
Playgrounds	Washington Square		7948 CCS	1924	Dedicating as a playground square bounded by Royal, Dauphine, Elysian Fields and Frenchment Streets, known as Washington Square.	See "Parks and Squares".
Playgrounds - without names			8104 NCS	1911	Providing for the purchase of ground in square bounded by Annunciation, Jackson, Philip and Laurel Streets, for use as a playground.
Playgrounds - without names			7383 CCS	1923	Dedicating N. Hagan Avenue between Canal and Conti Streets as a playground.
Playgrounds - without names			7884 CCS	1924	Dedicating Jefferson Place as a playground. Bounded by N. Johnson, N. Roman, Elmira and Desire Streets.
Playgrounds - without names			8650 CCS	1925	Dedicating square bounded by Louisa, Piety, Chartres Streets and the river, as a playground.
Playgrounds - without names			13287 CCS	1931	Dedicating as a public playground that portion of Constitution Place bounded by Florida Avenue, line of square 1596, Franklin Avenue and Painters Street.
Playgrounds - without names			13887 CCS	1932	Authorizing exchange of that portion of Constitution Place bounded by line of square 1490, Franklin Avenue, Painters Street and Florida Avenue for square 1489 bounded by Law Street, Franklin Avenue, and Eads Street and line along southeast portion of Constitution Place.
Plumbing						See Drains and Gutters.
Plumbing			5909 NCS	1909	Prohibiting property owners from installing soil pipes, vent pipes, and other sanitary pipes on the outside of buildings where situated on the street property line.
Plumbing			5111 CCS	1918	Requiring owners and agents to keep plumbing fixtures, drains, etc., in a sanitary condition on all premises so as to maintain free and unobstructed flow of water through pipes and sewers.
Plumbing			10633 CCS	1928	Regulating house piping, appliances, fixtures, and apparatus necessary to be installed for the purpose of using hot water heating apparatus where heated by natural gas or manufactured gas and providing penalty.
Plumbing			14480 CCS	1936	Accepting the bid of the American Heating and Plumbing Company, Inc., for the installation of a boiler and pump for the City Hall.
Police Department			2100 OS	1855	Organizing the Department of Police in and for the City of New Orleans.	See also 104 AS.
Police Department			3514 OS	1857	Authorizing the Mayor to have two new Marias built for use in conveying prisoners to prison.
Police Department			4146 OS	1858	Fixing the salary of the Chief of Police at $3500 per year, from August 1st, 1858.
Police Department			4585 OS	1859	Introduction of the Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph into the City of New Orleans.	See 4747 OS and 5216 OS.
Police Department			4974 OS	1860	Making appropriation for the establishment of a Rougues' Gallery.
Police Department			6144 OS	1863	Providing for the establishment of a Police Charity Fund.
Police Department			6251 OS	1864	Granting to the Mayor the right to select the Police, regulating the salaries to be paid, also creating a Board of Trustees of the Police Fund.
Police Department			104 AS	1870	Defining the duties of the Department of Police and effecting its organization.	Amended by 1965 AS.
Police Department			2172 AS	1873	Changing the name of the City Workhouse to the Police Jail.
Police Department			2281 AS	1873	Changing the name of the Police Jail and restablishing the City Workhouse.
Police Department			3914 AS	1877	Organizing the Police Force of the City of New Orleans, carrying into affect Act 35 of 1877.
Police Department			4841 AS	1879	Authorizing the erection of a Police Station at the junction of Canal Street and Lake Road.
Police Department			6833 AS	1881	Providing for the organization and appointment of a competent and efficient Police Force for the City of New Orleans.
Police Department			6845 AS	1881	Establishing a Police Jail in the City of New Orleans and providing for the management thereof.
Police Department			6958 AS	1881	Creating the Chief of Aids, defining his duties and fixing his salary.
Police Department			7062 AS	1881	Authorizing the Mayor to appoint a committee to revise and change the present Police Manual.	Also 84 CS - appointing Examining Committee.
Police Department			150 CS	1883	Providing that persons of the opposite sex shall not be transported to prison in the same vehicle; that every person shall be entitled to sitting room, and prisoners not known to belong to the criminal class shall not be transported with known criminals. Copy of this ordinance to be posted in prison vans, jails, courts, etc.
Police Department			306 CS	1883	The Chief of Police or Mayor shall have the right to designate the number of policemen to be placed on guard at any show, etc., under terms of Article 15, Page 3 of Jewell's Digest.
Police Department			84 CS	1883	Authorizing the Mayor to appoint a committee of five to investigate all charges, etc., preferred against any Police Officer or Patrolmam, to be known as the "Examining Committee of the City Police".
Police Department			2072 CS	1887	To re-organize, establish ranks, etc., and provide an efficient Police Force.	Amended by 2947 CS to change "Superintendent of Police" to "Chief of Police".
Police Department			2573 CS	1887	Making it unlawful for any unauthorized person to make or have possession of any key for the Fire Alarm or Police Patrol Boxes.
Police Department			4782 CS	1890	Prohibiting the use of obscene and abusive language to members of the Police Department.
Police Department			6088 CCS	1921	To appropriate certain Pound Fees to the Police Pension Fund.
Police Department			8736 CCS	1925	Providing that the provisions of the Louisiana Employers' Liability Act (Act 20 of 1914) shall apply to the members of the Police Force of the City of New Orleans.
Police Department			11120 CCS	1929	Fixing the salary of the Superintendent of Police at $6,000 per annum.
Police Department			14232 CCS	1935	Dedicating proceeds of all manufacturers' license taxes (provided for in 14224 CCS) to the Police Department, Fire Department, and the Sewerage and Water Board.
Police Stations - Prisons						See Court House and House of Detention, also Workhouse, House of Refuge - House of Good Shepherd.
Police Stations - Prisons			3316 OS	1857	Providing for the purchase of two lots of ground on Edward Street, Square 65, 1st District, for a Lock-up and Police Station.
Police Stations - Prisons			3514 OS	1857	Authorizing the Mayor to have two new "Marias" built for use of Police in conveying prisoners to station.
Police Stations - Prisons			4065 OS	1858	Providng for the purchase of ground and the erection of a Recorder's Office and Lock-up at the corner of Champ Elysian and Greatmen Street, in the Third Disstrict.
Police Stations - Prisons			4190 OS	1858	Providing for specifications for a station house to be known as the Paccanier Station and Lock-up.
Police Stations - Prisons			150 CS	1883	Providing that persons of the opposite sex shall not be transported in the same vehicle to prison, every prisoner shall be entitled to sitting room, and prisoners not known to belong to the criminal class, shall not be transported with known criminals. Copy of this ordinance to be posted in prison vans, jails, courts, etc.
Police Stations - Prisons			5785 CS	1891	Authorizing the Mayor to purchase, pursuant to ordinances 5463, 5586, and 5744 CS, and all subsequent proceedings of the Council, various properties in square bounded by Tulane Avenue, (late Common Street) for the erection of a Criminal Court Building and Parish Prison.	See also 6108 CS.
Police Stations - Prisons			8325 CS	1893	Authorizing sale of ground and buildings of the Parish Prison bounded by Marais, Treme, St. Ann and Orleans Street.
Police Stations - Prisons			13489 CS	1897	Appointing a Board of Prison and Asylum Commissioners to be composed of fifteen persons.	See also 7426 AS.
Police Stations - Prisons			15403 CS	1899	Authorizing the sale of the Police Jail in square bounded by Berlin, Napoleon, Magazine, and Camp Streets.
Police Stations - Prisons			15419 CS	1899	Accepting bid for the erection of a Police Station at the corner of Felilcity and Clara Streets.
Police Stations - Prisons			15566 CS	1899	Authorizing the Mayor to enter into contract for the erection of a jail and Police Building in the Sixth District.	See 15403 CS.
Police Stations - Prisons			246 NCS	1900	Providing for the purchase of the square of ground bounded by Tulane Avenue, Broad, Gravier and White Streets for the erection of a Police Jail thereon.	See also 668 NCS.
Police Stations - Prisons			794 NCS	1901	Accepting bid for construction of the House of Detention, Tulane Avenue, Gravier, Broad and White Streets.
Police Stations - Prisons			4622 NCS	1907	Carrying into effect Act No. 51 of the session of 1906 providing for the employment of all persons sentenced to imprisonment, or to imprisonment in default of payment of fines.	See also 4623 NCS.
Police Stations - Prisons			359 CCS	1913	Authorizing the purchase of a lot in square bounded by Conti, Chartres, Decatur, and St. Louis Streets for a Police Station and court building due to the removal of the Third Precinct Station and Second City Criminal Court from the Cabildo.	See also 1460 CCS.
Police Stations - Prisons			364 CCS	1913	Authorizing the purchase of two lots of ground in square bounded by Annunciation, Terpsichore, Melpomene and Constance Streets, for a Police Station and Engine House.	See also 367 CCS.
Police Stations - Prisons			887 CCS	1913	Accepting bid for construction of two-story combination Engine House and Police Station at Annunciation and Terpsichore Streets.
Police Stations - Prisons	Fifth Precinct Police Station		14385 CCS	1936	Providing for the demolition and removal of buildings at 735 Elysian Fields Avenue.	Fifth Precinct Police Station.
Police Stations - Prisons	Third Precinct Police Station		1469 CCS		Approving plans for construction.
Police Stations - Prisons	Third Precinct Police Station		1510 CCS		Authorizing purchase of two lots in square bounded by St. Louis, Conti, Chartres and Decatur Streets.
Police Stations - Prisons	Third Precinct Police Station		1608 CCS		Accepting bid for construction.	See also 359 CCS.
Police Stations - Prisons	Third Precinct Police Station		1460 CCS	1914	Directing plans and specification for a Third Precinct Police Station and Second City Criminal Court building to replace the quarters now in the Cabildo.
Policemen - Rules and Regulations						See "Disturbing the Peace".
Policemen - Rules and Regulations			8018 AS	1882	Prohibiting the blowing of police whistles while on duty.
Policemen - Rules and Regulations			150 CS	1883	Providing that persons of the opposite sex shall not be transported in the same vehicle to prison, every prisoner shall be entitled to sitting room, and prisoners not known to belong to the criminal class, shall not be transported with known criminals. Copy of this ordinance to be posted in prison vans, jails, courts, etc.
Policemen - Rules and Regulations			732 CS	1884	Holding the police officers responsible for gambling on the streets with dice, cards, or other means.
Policemen - Rules and Regulations			4782 CS	1890	Prohibiting any person using obscene or abusive language to any member of the police while on duty.
Policemen - Rules and Regulations			4227 NCS	1906	Requiring halls where balls or similar entertainments are held to have telephone connection with the Police Department.
Policemen - Rules and Regulations			8604 NCS	1912	Making it unlawful to use a siren whistle on any vehicle, public or private, except those operated by the Police, and Fire Departments, and Amublances.
Policemen - Rules and Regulations			14153 CCS	1934	Prohibiting the employment of armed guards by any person outside of his or her domicile, unless commissioned by the city as a Policeman or Special Officer.
Public Works Administration	French Market		14318 CCS	1935	Authorizing formal contract of lease with the French Market Association to facilitate the borrowing of funds from the U. S. Government through the Public Works Administration.
Public Works Administration	French Market		14367 CCS	1936	Authorizing cancellation of loan agreement with PWA, marked loan agrement No. 1, and entrance into new agreement marked Loan Agreement No. 2; also cancellation of Acts of first and second Mortgage and the execution of new acts.
Public Works Administration	Pumping Station No. -- Panola Street		14581 CCS	1937	Accepting bid of Pittman Bros. Construction Co. for the constructin of the Panola Street Pumping Station Building. PWA Project No. 4284.
Public Works Administration	PWA Project No. 4284 - Sewerage & Water Board		14234 CCS	1935	Approving action of the Sewerage and Water Board in accepting various bids on contracts (forming part of PWA Project No. 4284).
Public Works Administration	Sewerage and Water Board		14172 CCS	1934	Approving agreement whereby a loan not to exceed $2,570,000.00 is obtained from the United States Government for extensions and improvements of water facilities, sewers, drainage, etc.
Pumping Stations						See Drainage - See Sewerage & Water Board.
Pumping Stations			1328 CCS	1914	Ratifying action of the Sewerage and Water Board in accepting bid for construction of a drainage pumping station to be known as Station No. 5 (location not shown).
Pumping Stations			1900 CCS	1914	Approving acceptance of bid, by the Sewerage and Water Board, for the construction of extension to Drainage to Pumping Station No. 6, lined and covered Canal on Broad Street, lined and covered canal on St. Bernard Avenue.
Pumping Stations			2373 CCS	1915	Ratifying action of the Sewerage and Water Board in accepting bid for construction of additions to Pumping Station No. 2 (location not shown).
Pumping Stations			10480 CCS	1928	Providing for the paving of Bartholomew Street from Chartres Street to St. Claude Avenue.	See 10851 CCS - providing for installation of sub-surface drainage, curbs, etc.
Pumping Stations			12050 CCS	1930	Approving action of the Sewerage and Water Board in accepting bid of Thomas H. Brockman for construction of Drainage Pumping Station No. 9.
Pumping Stations			12277 CCS	1930	Approving acceptance by the Sewerage and Water Board of bids for equipment of the various pumping stations throughout the city.
Pumping Stations	PWA Project NO. 4284		14234 CCS	1935	Approving action of the Sewerage & Water Board in accepting various bids on contracts (forming part of PWA Project No. 4284).
Pumping Stations	PWA Project No. 4284		14581 CCS	1937	Accepting bid of Pittman Bros. Construction Company for construction of the Panola Street Pumping Station Building. PWA project No. 4284.	Act No. 6 of 1899 - State Legislature.
Racing Association						Dog Races, - see "Gambling".
Racing Association			8119 AS	1882	Authorizing Act of Sale of a certain portion of ground to the Louisiana Jockey Club.
Racing Association			3864 CCS	1916	Regulating the operation of race tracks in the City of New Orleans.	Amended by 13618 CCS.
Racing Association			4082 CCS	1917	Granting permission to the Business Mens' Racing Association to operate a Race Trace in New Orleans.
Radio Broadcasting			10181 CCS	1928	Appropriating the sum of $2,500.00 to Loyola University to maintain rights incidental to the City of New Orleans Broadcasting purposes.
Railroads						See Railroad Book. For Railroad Bonds see "Bonds".
Railroads			4090 CS	1889	Amending ordinance 4024 CS prohibiting the peddling of fruit, vegetables, produce or merchandise from cars, etc., owned by any railroad company, by including the word "Retailing", and adding the words "perishable freight".
Railroads			13995 CCS	1898	Directing the Commissioner of Public Works to legally put the Louisiana Southern Railroad in default for not keeping open and constructing culverts on St. Claude Avenue in accordance with their agreement
Railroads			5754 NCS	1909	Making it unlawful for any public carrier to bring or cause to be brought into the city any indigent person.
Railroads			2569 CCS	1915	Requiring Railroads to have their cars thoroughly sprayed with disinfectants at least once a week.
Railroads			4723 CCS	1917	Amending Section 6 of 2683 NCS to provide that the Public Belt Railroad shall receive and transport passengers, tonnage and cars, loaded or empty, without delay or discrimination.
Railroads			6756 CCS	1922	Granting right of way and depot privileges to the L. R. & N. Railroad.	Station S. Rampart and Julia Streets - now L & A Railroad.
Railroads			12134 CCS	1930	Providing for the exchange of property between the city of the Pontchartrain Railroad Company relative to the abandonment of part of the Pontchartrain Railroad and dedicating property for street purposes, and authorizing acceptance of donation by the Pontchartrain Railroad to the city.
Railroads			Official Proceedings of the Council	6-Apr-37	Special Message from the Mayor: Outlining discussions with the Chief Engineers of the various railroads entering the city with a view of eliminating grade crossings and the establishment of a Union Depot, or depots in New Orleans with the least possible delay.
Railroads	Pontchartrain Railroad		1930 OS	1855	Requiring a tax on all trades and professions to offset the interest of the Pontchartrain Railroad Bond issue.
Railroads	Pontchartrain Railroad		2785 OS	1856	Authorizing the Mayor to have an authentic record made of the 329 6% Bonds issued by the city to the Pontchartrain Railroad, and after said record is made to have said bonds destroyed in the presence of the Notary, Comptroller, Treasurer and Chairman of the Finance Committee.
Railroads	Pontchartrain Railroad		16017 CS	1900	Making it unlawful for any common carrier to transport into the Parish of Orleans any persons suffering with a contagious disease.
Railroads	Public Belt Railroad		147 NCS	1900	Creating a Public Belt Railroad Commission for the purpose of acquiring and operating a belt railroad from Protection Levee to Press Street.	See also 15080 CS. Taking over the Schreiber Tract to connect with the Belt Railroad tracks.
Railroads	Public Belt Railroad		2683 NCS	1904	Amending 147 NCS - dedicating and appropriating property, and increasing membership in said Commission.	Swee 8204 NCS - Convent.
Railroads	Public Belt Railroad		950 CCS	1913	Authorizing purchase of certain lands in the vicinity of the levee and Convent Avenue for railroad tracks.
Railroads	Public Belt Railroad		2623 CCS	1915	Authorizing purchase from the Dock Board lands near the levee between Peters Avenue and Octavia Street.
Railroads	Public Belt Railroad		4528 CCS	1917	Authorizing purchase of ground between Louisiana Avenue and Toledano Street and Water and Tchoupitoulas.	See also 4769 CCS - 4833 CCS.
Railroads	Public Belt Railroad		5156 CCS	1918	Authorizing lease from the Dock Board certain lands and premises on the Navigation Canal.
Railroads	Public Belt Railroad		10600 CCS	1928	Authorizing quit claim to lands belonging to the Dock Board located vicinity Dauphine, Poland, Japonica and Kentucky Streets.
Railroads	Public Belt Railroad		14521 CCS	1936	Granting perpetual use of Leake Avenue from Dufossat Street to a point between Upperline and Lyons Streets for railroad purposes.
Railroads	Railways Stations: Union Station		8952 NCS	1912	Granting right of way and depot privileges for the Texas & Pacific, International and Great Northern, Missouri Pacific, and the St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railroads.
Rat Proofing						See Building Code and Health.
Rat Proofing			8968 NCS	1912	Providing for the prevention of Bubonic Plague through the medium of rats migrating from boats and vessels in port.	Amended by 1442 CCS - providing that no hawser or line connecting vessels with docks shall be used that cannot be protected by a rat shield or guard. See also 2513 CCS.
Rat Proofing			1859 CCS	1914	Directing plans and specifications for the rat proofing of buildings owned by the city.	See also 2208 CCS amd 2304 CCS.
Rat Proofing			2321 CCS	1915	Directing demolition of Sugar Shed "C" on triangle bounded by Bienville, Front, Conti, and Delta Streets in compliance with orders of the U. S. Public Health Authorities.
Rat Proofing			2512 CCS	1915	Providing for the rat-proofing of all buildings, outhouses and other superstructures, stables, lots, open areas, sidewalks, streets and alleys.
Rat Proofing			2514 CCS	1915	Providing for water tight metal containers for garbage as a measure against rats and the spread of Bubonic Plague.
Safety Laws			Article 15	1821	Forbidding the flying of kites within the city limits, and providing a penalty for violation.	A message from the Mayor to the Council de Ville, Oct. 20, 1821, mentions an ordinance modifying this law as it was found difficult to arrest and fine children for kite flying, but the ordinance mentioned has not yet been found.
Safety Laws			3175 OS	1856	Prohibiting the use of lighted candles in stables or barns where hay, straw, or other inflammables are kept.
Safety Laws			2340 AS	1873	Requiring certain railroads entering the city to place watchmen with red flags at the intersections of all street crossing by them.	See also 655, 3632 and 3860 CS.
Safety Laws			3308 AS	1875	To prevent accidents and the spread of contagious and infectious diseases, persons intoxicated or suffering from disease are prohibited from riding on the street cars.
Safety Laws			7176 AS	1881	Prohibiting the letting, loaning or hiring of skiffs, canoes, sailboats, etc., to minors under the age of 18 years.
Safety Laws			7893 AS	1882	Providing that no railroad entering the corporate limits of the Parish of Orleans shall permit its engines, cars, etc., to stand on streets or crossings.	See 3887 CS.
Safety Laws			555 CS	1884	Requiring freight and passenger trains entering the city to place watchmen at intersections of streets where street cars are running, at least two minutes ahead of the approaching train and to remain on the spot until train has passed.	See 561 CS.
Safety Laws			730 CS	1884	Abolishing all swinging signs over sidewalks, streets, etc.
Safety Laws			973 CS	1884	Requiring all theatres to have exits plainly marked as such, and visible to the audience.
Safety Laws			2060 CS	1887	Creating the office of Steam Boiler Inspector.
Safety Laws			11878 CS	1896	Providing for the stationing of policemen at the several streets intersections for the safety of pedestrians.	Repealed by 12143 CS.
Safety Laws			13794 CS	1897	Providing for the immediate repair, replacement or reconstruction of such wires, poles, posts, conduits, ducts, and manholes as may be considered unsafe by city officials having authority.	See also 13838 CS, 247 NCS, and 6170 CCS.
Safety Laws			15186 CS	1899	Requiring a three foot railing around uncovered manholes.
Safety Laws			919 NCS	1901	Providing that steam and electric trains be equipped with safety brakes and automotive coupling.
Safety Laws			2862 NCS	1905	Providing that trains of the L & N Railway be flagged at the Elysian Fields Avenue and Burgundy Street crossings.
Safety Laws			4045 NCS	1906	Requiring owners of buildings having leaking galleries or overhead structures which project over the sidewalk to repair them immediately when notified.
Safety Laws			4222 NCS	1906	Providing for the placing of a fire alarm box on the stage of every theatre in the City of New Orleans.
Safety Laws			4227 NCS	1906	Requring telephone connections with the Police Department wherever entertainments are held.
Safety Laws			5047 NCS	1906	Providing that all permits heretofore, issued to Nickledome theatres, picture shows, etc. shall be null and void and no permits be issued without certificate for the City Electrician.
Safety Laws			4790 NCS	1907	Regulating the electric wiring of picture shows, theatres.
Safety Laws			5392 NCS	1908	Requiring engineers of steam engines to have a license, and creating a Board of Examiners for the Operation of Steam Engines.
Safety Laws			7017 NCS	1911	Requiring that vehicles operated without springs be equipped with lights both front and rear, to be visible after dark.
Safety Laws			8588 NCS	1912	Prohibiting the wearing of hat pins with exposed points, and providing a penalty for violation.	See 250 CCS.
Safety Laws			9214 NCS	1912	Prohibiting persons from gathering, standing or sitting in the aisles of theaters, halls, opera houses, etc.
Safety Laws			5245 CCS	1918	Regulating the speed of trains on the river front and providing penalties for violation.
Safety Laws			5652 CCS	1920	Requring contractors, firms and individuals to provide suitable lights on barricades and obstructions in streets and exhibit a sign showing their names and addresses.	Amending and re-enacting 2878 NCS.
Safety Laws			7340 CCS	1923	Establishing a code to govern the construction, alteration, addition and equipment of buildings used for production, storing and handling of nitro-cellulose motion picture films.
Safety Laws			8437 CCS	1925	Prohibiting the filling of automobile tanks while the motor is running.
Safety Laws			8665 CCS	1925	Providing for protection of inhabitants of outlying sections by prohibiting the subdivision and sale of land without the approval of the City Engineer and the Sewerage & Water Board.
Safety Laws			9357 CCS	1926	Providing for standard Fire Doors and Exits in public buildings, theatres, etc.	Section 66 and 67 of 9327 CCS - Building Code.
Safety Laws			11299 CCS	1929	Regulating Bathing Beaches and swimming pools as to safety and sanitation.
Safety Laws			12955 CCS	1929	Prohibiting food and drink stands within 150 feet of intersection of double roadways.
Safety Laws			14160 CCS	1934	Providing for the annual physical and mental examinations of persons engaged in the professions of operating steam boilers, steam engines, internal combustion engines and/or refrigerating equipment.	Amended by 14195 CCS, 14216 CCS, 14231 CCS, and 14237 CCS.

Sewerage and Water Board						See Water Works. See Drainage. See Plumbing. Pumping Stations - Canals. See PWA.
Sewerage and Water Board			6991 AS	1881	Pertaining to a contract between the city and the New Orleans Drainage and Sewerage Company, providing for the laying of sewers and drains in the streets and public places and granting to the city the privilege of purchasing said property after 20 years.
Sewerage and Water Board			6142 CS	1892	Pertaining to a contract between the city and A. A. Woods and Associates for the construction of a sewerage system, providing for effective operation and police regulations.
Sewerage and Water Board			1909 NCS	1903	Directing sale of ground measuring 29' 9" 5''' on Carondelet Street, starting from a point 96' 0" 2''' from the corner on Lafayette Sstreet measured in the direction of Poydras Street, and extending between parallel lines 171' 9" 0''' toward St. Charles Street.	Amended and re-enacted by 1995 CCS - as to measurements. This is the site where the Sewerage & Water Board Building now stands.
Sewerage and Water Board			5024 NCS	1907	Ratifying action of the Sewerage and Water Board in the purchase of the distribution system, pipes, etc., of the Algiers Water Works and Electric Company.
Sewerage and Water Board			7118 NCS	1911	Providing that the two squares of ground in front of the Water Purification Plant be set apart as a park.	See Louis Johnson Park - under Parks.
Sewerage and Water Board			31 CCS	1912	Approving acceptance of bid by the Sewerage and Water Board for construction of a canal on Broad Street from lower side of St. Bernard Avenue to near Carondelet Walk; a branch canal and pipe lines on Lapeyrouse Street, Maurepas Street, and Esplanade Avenue, and a syphon under the Carondelet Navigation Canal.	See also 32 CCS - acceptance of bid for construction of open and unlined canal along upper Protection Levee, on Florida Walk, and Marigny Avenue; and the construction of a wood lining in the bottom of Broad Street Canal.
Sewerage and Water Board			1036 CCS	1913	Approving action of the Sewerage and Water Board in accepting bid for the furnishing of water meters.	See also 1038 CCS concerning meter boxes.
Sewerage and Water Board			1328 CCS	1914	Ratifying action by the Sewerage and Water Board in accepting bid for consstruction of a drainage pumping station to be known as Station No. 5.	Location not given.
Sewerage and Water Board			1900 CCS	1914	Approving acceptance of bid by the Sewerage and Water board for construction of extension to Pumping Station No. 6; lined and covered Canal on Broad Street, and covered Canal on St. Bernard Avenue.
Sewerage and Water Board			2373 CCS	1915	Approving action by the Sewerage and Water Board in accpeting bid for constructin of additions to Pumping Station No. 2.	Location not given.
Sewerage and Water Board			2551 CCS	1915	Authorizing exchange of property with Mrs. Paul Hockles in the Third District, for use of the Sewerage & Water Board.	See also 2552 CCS.
Sewerage and Water Board			3900 CCS	1916	Approving action of the Sewerage and Water Board in accepting bid of R. McCarthy, Jr., for the erection of the Sewerage & Water Board Office Building on Carondelet Street.
Sewerage and Water Board			11808 CCS	1929	Providing for the sale of property owned by the city located in square bounded by Clara, Robert, Magnolia and Upperline Streets, proceeds to be dedicated for the construction of the sewerage system.
Sewerage and Water Board			12277 CCS	1930	Approving action of the Sewerage and Water Board in accepting bids for equipment for the various pumping stations throughout the city.
Sewerage and Water Board			14172 CCS	1934	Approving agreement whereby the Sewerage and Water Board obtains a loan not to exceed $2,570,000.00 from the U. S. Government (PWA) for extensions and improvements to sewers and drainage.
Sewerage and Water Board			14214 CCS	1935	Approving acceptance of bid of James M. McGowan for furnishing labor and material for scattered waterworks, sewerage and drainage construction.
Sewerage and Water Board			14232 CCS	1935	Dedicating proceeds of all manufacturers' license taxes (provided for in 14224 CCS) to the Police Department, Fire Department, and the Sewerage & Water Board.
Sewerage and Water Board			14234 CCS	1935	Approving acceptance of bids on various projects forming part of PWA Project No. 4284.
Sewerage and Water Board			14357 CCS	1936	Approving acceptance of bid of the Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company of New Orleans for furnishing underground power cable.
Sewerage and Water Board			14667 CCS	1937	Approving the acceptance of bid of Genar Company, Inc., for furnishing labor and material for scattered waterworks, sewerage, etc., for 1938.
Shooting Galleries			1894 OS	1854	Prohibiting the establishment of shooting galleries within the city limits.	See also 3121 OS - Article I, Section 6.
Shooting Galleries			6852 NCS	1910	Granting to the Second Regiment Infantry L.N.G., permission to establish on its premises, 4521 Magazine Street, a suitable gallery target range for the practice of troops.
Signs						See miscellaneous grants. See Awnings.
Signs			730 CS	1884	Abolishing all swinging signs.
Signs			9770 CS	1894	Forbidding the interference with any street sign, put up by the city, by scratching, defacing, or in any manner injuring.
Signs			1135 NCS	1902	Prohibiting any sign to suspend over sidewalks.
Signs			4614 NCS	1907	Prohibiting the tacking of signs on trees, or the defacing of trees upon the public streets, squares, grounds, of public buildings, schools, etc.
Signs			109 CCS	1913	Prohibiting signs, awnings or structures over sidewalks of Audubon Street, St. Charles to Magazine.
Signs			2386 CCS	1915	Prohibiting signs or sheds over St. Charles Avenue, Lee Circle to Carrollton, and portions of intersecting streets.
Signs			14408 CCS	1936	Granting permission to Gus Mayer Company, Ltd., to erect and operate an electric sign in front of premises at 823 Canal Street.
Signs			14428 CCS	1936	Granting permission to Matthews-Maier, Inc., to erect an operate sign in front of the premises at 528 Baronne Street.
Signs			14580 CCS	1937	Granting permission to the World Bottling Company to erect horizontal sign at 1036 Canal Street.
Signs			14624 CCS	1937	Granting permission to Zetz 7-Up Bottling works to erect and operate sign in front of the premises at 938 Canal Street.
Signs			14631 CCS	1937	Granting permission to the Industrial Electirc, Incorporated, to erect and operate protruding sign in front of 1011 Canal Street.
Signs			14631 CCS	1937	Granting permission to the Industrial Electric, Inc., to erect and operate electric sign at 1011 Canal Street.
Signs			14633 CCS	1937	Granting permission to L & L Fur Shop to erect and operate sign at 622 Canal Street.
Signs			14684 CCS	1938	Granting permission to the Claude Neon Federal Company to erect and operate sign at 928 Canal Street.
Slaughter Houses			14548 CS		Regulating the slaughtering of cattle and other animals at all abattoirs, and providng a system of inspection of meats.
Slaughter Houses			2084 OS	1855	Pertaining to the establishment of slaughter houses, soap factories, tanneries, etc., within the city limits.
Slaughter Houses			1682 AS	1872	Granting permission to the N. O. City Railroad to erect double tract railroad to the Crescent City Live Stock Landing and Slaughter House.
Slaughter Houses			3018 CCS	1916	Regulating the business of rendering lard, oil, fat, grease or other substance of kindred character from animals or animal matter.
Smoke and Smoking			516 CS	1883	Prohibiting smoking on City wharves.	See also 5776 CS. See also 813 CCS.
Smoke and Smoking			4197 CS	1890	Prohibiting smoking in street cars.
Smoke and Smoking			5565 CS	1891	Prohibiting smoking on Ferry Boats within the city limits.
Smoke and Smoking			9568 CS	1894	Prohibiting the use of bituminous coal for generating steam unless the furnace is equipped with some effectual device for consuming its own smoke.
Smoke and Smoking			14112 CCS	1934	Establishing under the Department of Public Safety, a sub-department to be known as the Department of Smoke Prevention and Inspection.
Smoke and Smoking	Rice Chaff Nuisance		4271 AS	1877	Making it unlawful to deposit on river front with other refuse and waste except where specified, viz: below Montegut Street to strengthen bulkheads as recommended by the Board of Engineers.
Smoke and Smoking	Rice Chaff Nuisance		1583 CS	1885	Providing manner in which rice chaff shall be hauled through the city streets, along with other refuse.
Smoke and Smoking	Rice Chaff Nuisance		4394 CS	1890	Unlawful to build, maintain or operate any rice flumes through the levees of the Mississippi River within the Parish of Orleans.
Smoke and Smoking	Rice Chaff Nuisance		4804 CS	1890	The burning of rice chaff by the various rice mills has become a nuisance by reason of smoke, soot, etc. Unlawful to burn within the city limits.
Smoke and Smoking	Rice Chaff Nuisance		7882 CS	1893	Pertaining to the employment of an appliance for use when burning rice chaff under the steam boilers to prevent the formation of soot, sparks, etc.
Smoke and Smoking	Rice Chaff Nuisance		7883 CS	1893	Granting permission to the various rice mills to dump their rice hulls into the Mississippi River from the wharves between Mandeville and Marigny Streets, provided the consent of wharf lessees is obtained.	See Flynn's Digest - Articles: 1433, 2623 to 2631, 3184, 3185.
Social Agencies			199 CCS	1913	Directing the sale of 31 premium bonds of the Girod Fund, proceeds to be used for the repair of property owned by the Girod Fund on City Park Avenue, now used as a colored department of the Boys' Reformatory by the Louisiana Society for the prevention of Cruelty to Children.
Social Agencies			11735 CCS	1929	Appropriating $7500.00 being the city's contribution to the Community Chest for the year 1929.
Social Agencies			12882 CCS	1931	Appropriating $12,500.00 for the Community Chest for the year 1931.
Social Agencies			14186 CCS	1933	Including in the budget of expenditures for 1934 the following list of public charities:
Street Cars			13987 CCS		Making it unlawful to sell or give away street car transfers.
Street Cars			3308 AS	1875	Prohibiting persons with contagious diseases, also intoxicated persons, from riding on street cars.
Street Cars			561 CS	1884	Making it unlawful to drive a horse car across a steam car track in front of engine the approach of which has been flagged.
Street Cars			4197 CS	1890	Prohibiting smoking in street cars.
Street Cars			10697 CS	1895	Requiring that all electric cars, trolleys or trains operating on the streets of New Orleans provide some means of abating the dust nuisance caused by running of said cars, trolley, or trains.
Street Cars			13073 CS	1897	Prohibiting the spitting of tobacco or tobacco juice on the floors or platforms of street cars.
Street Cars			13267 ?CS	1897	Requiring street car companies to keep closed, all the year, the front glass windows of their cars on each side of the door; the doors to be closed on requests of passengers.
Street Cars			1470 NCS	1902	Authorizing the Fiscal Agents to borrow $7,152.80 to defray expenses for extra police during recent street car strikes.
Streets and Sidewalks - Construction, Use, Etc.					See "Permits" - See "Miscellaneous Grants" - "Signs".
Streets and Sidewalks - Construction, Use, Etc.			4045 NCS		Requiring owners of buildings having leaky galleries projecting over sidewalk to repair immediately after being notified.
Streets and Sidewalks - Construction, Use, Etc.			3121 OS	1856	Unlawful to carry away any earth from streets, parks, or commons. Article I, Section 16. Unlawful to hitch horses on or near sidewalk, or to wash horses on sidewalk. Article I, Sections 18 and 19. Unlawful to hang bedding or clothing for drying, on trees, posts, or fences, or on lines suspended from either, or to spread upon the ground, or to shake carpets on any public squares, streets, promonades or other public grounds belonging to or under control of the city. Article I, Section 20.
Streets and Sidewalks - Construction, Use, Etc.			1123 AS	1871	To prevent the obstruction of sidewalks, streets, etc., by merchandise.
Streets and Sidewalks - Construction, Use, Etc.			1955 AS	1871	To prevent the obstruction of streets, banquettes, and gutters.	See also 4797 AS as amended by 83 CS and 3035 CS - also 4965 CS.
Streets and Sidewalks - Construction, Use, Etc.			7164 AS	1881	Requiring that a red light be placed in the center of any excavation or obstruction of brick, sand, or dirt in the street or sidewalk, at night.
Streets and Sidewalks - Construction, Use, Etc.			7289 AS	1881	Making it unlawful for any individual or corporation to keep torn up and in disorder any street, for a longer period than 20 days.
Streets and Sidewalks - Construction, Use, Etc.			389 CS	1883	Requiring the repairing of sidewalks, keeping free from weeds and grass.
Streets and Sidewalks - Construction, Use, Etc.			749 CS	1884	Requiring that a uniform grade be established for all sidewalks within the corporate limits of the city.
Streets and Sidewalks - Construction, Use, Etc.			1750 CS	1886	Prohibiting the driving of cows, horses, mules, carts, or vehicles upon the sidewalks.	See 714 CS.
Streets and Sidewalks - Construction, Use, Etc.			8927 CS	1894	Making it unlawful to throw wood, stone, brick, lime, cement, shells, paving material, etc., on the neutral ground of St. Charles Avenue, or to plant anything or upturn the dirt without the permission of the Commission of St. Charles Avenue.
Streets and Sidewalks - Construction, Use, Etc.			15186 CS	1899	Requiring a 3-foot railing around uncovered manholes while working therein.
Streets and Sidewalks - Construction, Use, Etc.			15472 CS	1899	Prohibiting the erection of benches or seats on the sidewalks in the vicinity of barrooms.
Streets and Sidewalks - Construction, Use, Etc.			713 NCS	1901	Prohibiting the use of streets for telephone operations without permit.
Streets and Sidewalks - Construction, Use, Etc.			1135 NCS	1902	Prohibiting any sign to suspend over sidewalks without permit.
Streets and Sidewalks - Construction, Use, Etc.			2878 NCS	1905	Requiring persons doing work on the streets or sidewalks to exhibit a sign with name and address.	Amended and re-eneacted by 5652 CCS.
Streets and Sidewalks - Construction, Use, Etc.			3026 NCS	1905	Prohibiting the mixing of concrete on public streets.
Streets and Sidewalks - Construction, Use, Etc.			3720 NCS	1906	Prohibiting the driving of vehicles over curbs and neutral grounds.
Streets and Sidewalks - Construction, Use, Etc.			4203 NCS	1906	Prohibiting the erection of stands or booths on sidewalks for the sale of merchandise without a permit from the Mayor.	See also 972 CCS as amended and re-enacted by 1165 CCS.
Streets and Sidewalks - Construction, Use, Etc.			4259 NCS	1907	Prohibiting structures over sidewalks or streets where posts are necessary to support same. Applicable to area bounded by Poydras, St. Louis, the river and Claiborne Streets.	Repealed by 4394 NCS - See 11911 CCS.
Streets and Sidewalks - Construction, Use, Etc.			6554 CCS	1921	Regulating the dimensions, load capacity, wheels, speed and equipment of motor trucks, tractors, and trailers used on the streets of New Orleans.	See also 16325 CS, 378 NCS, and 5887 NCS - regulating width of tires on vehicles.
Streets and Sidewalks - Obstruction, Use, Etc.			11298 CCS	19?9	Requiring the removal of show cases and show windows from sidewalks.	Repealing 3025 CS. Amended by 14207 CCS.
Streets and Sidewalks - Obstruction, Use, Etc.			11911 CCS	1930	Ordering all posts supporting galleries, balconies, or other structures, and all signs, clocks, barber poles, etc., now resting upon the sidewalks on Canal Street from the river to the lake side of Claiborne Street, (except U. S. Mail Boxes, Fire Hydrants, Traffic equipment, and other structures under Federal or State control) to be removed.
Streets and Sidewalks - Obstruction, Use, Etc.			14115 CCS	1934	Regulating the use of streets, sidewalks, etc., for private enterprise, fixing a schedule of charges, etc.	Repealed by 14146 CCS.
Streets and Sidewalks - Obstruction, Use, Etc.			14194 CCS	1934	Prohibiting the wrecking or junking of cars on sidewalks or grounds not properly enclosed by a fence..	Amended and re-enacted by 14283 CCS.
Streets, Paving						See Paving
Streets, Paving			13043 CS	1897	Authorizing the publication of the intention of the Council to provide for the pavement of sidewalks in accordance with provisions of Act 45 of 1896.	See 749 CS - providing for uniform grade.
Streets, Paving			2204 CCS	1915	Amending and re-enacting 2016 CCS providing the manner in which roadway pavements and sidewalks pavements shall be cut, made and restored; and repealing 2831 NCS.	Repealed by 13927 CCS. See also 4876 NCS.
Streets, Paving			6703 CCS	1922	Amending Statdand Plans and Specification adopted for street paving as per ordinance No. 6441 CCS.
Streets, Paving			10603 CCS	1928	To prohibiting the cutting; indenting or damaging of street paving by driving, pushing, or hauling any vehicle or truck, road machine, tractor or heavy object.
Streets, Paving			10626 CS	1928	Providing that real estate owners have the right to petition for the kind and character of pavement they prefer, and providing the manner in which said petitions be presented to the Council.
Streets, Paving			13927 CCS	1933	Repealing Ordinance 2204 CCS and regulating the manner in which cuts in roadway pavements and sidewalk pavements shall be authorized, made and restored.
Streets, Paving			14443 CCS	1936	Amending and rewriting ordinance 14101 CCS covering general specifications for street paving and temporary surfacing.	See also 14444 CCS and 14586 CCS.
Streets, Paving			14445 CCS	1936	Appropriating and dedicating $100,000.00 for the purchase of materials representing the contribution of the City of New Orleans in the street repairing and rehabilitation program being carried out by the Works Progress Administration.
Streets, Paving			14462 CCS	1936	Accepting bid of Jahncke Service, Inc., for furnishing the city with coarse aggregate and fine aggregate cement as per proposal No. 3059.
Streets, Paving			14463 CCS	1936	Accepting the bid of Craven and Lang for furnishing the city with Hot natural limestone, rock asphalt, binder, priming coat, asphaltic cement, dry slag chips, and dry concrete sand. per proposal #3058.
Streets, Paving			14474 CCS	1936	Accepting bid of Craven & Lang, Inc. for furnishing all necessary materials for both roadways of Canal Street from Claiborne Avenue to City Park Avenue.
Streets, Paving			14474 CCS	1936	Accepting the bid of Craven and Lang for furnishing all necessary materials, labor, tools, service etc., for the repairing and flush coating both road ways of Canal Street from Claiborne Avenue to City Park Avenue.	See 14454 CCS advertising for bids.
Streets, Paving			14584 CCS	1937	Authorizing the Commission of Public Finances, and the City Auditor to destroy by cremation, paid and cancelled paving certificates when same have been paid by the city, and to issue a certificate to that effect.
Streets, Paving			14586 CCS	1937	Amending 14443 CCS.
Streets, Paving			14627 CCS	1937	Accepting the bid of Craven and Lang for the resurfacing of Carrollton Avenue from City Park Avenue to St. Charles.	See 14612 CCS - advertising for bids.
Streets, Paving			14652 CCS	1937	Appropriating and dedicating $50,000.00 for the purchase of materials in connection with the street repair and rehabilitation program being provided for through the Works Progress Administration.
Streets, Paving			14653 CCS	1937	Advertising for bids for material and skilled labor necessary in carrying out of street repair program in co-operation with the WPA.
Subdivisions			8665 CCS	1925	Prohibiting the opening of subdivisions without the approval of the City Engineer, the Sewerage & Water Board, and the Inspector of Fire Hazards.
Subdivisions			9652 CCS	1926	Exchanging certain streets no longer needed for public use for other streets within the Victor & Prevost, Inc., Tract, and providing that the land transferred to Victor & Preovost, Inc., be restricted to residential use only.	See also 11111 CCS and 11622 CCS.
Subdivisions			13057 CCS	1931	Exchanging certain streets no longer needed for public use for other streets within the lands of the Pontchartrain Realty Company, and providing that the lands herewith transferred shall be restricted to residential use.
Subdivisions			14285 CCS	1935	Providing for the closing of certain streets in the New Orleans Land Shore Land Company tract, and transferring same to Samuel Zemurray in exchanage for other streets and roadway to be opened through his property.	See also 14613 CCS.
Sunday Closing			State Act 18	1886	To close all stores, groceries, saloons, etc., not including newspaper offices, drug stores, book stores, undertakers, markets, bakeries, dairies, restaurants, theatres, etc., etc.
Sunday Closing			4604 NCS	1907	Prohibiting contractors or others working on buildings near churches on Sundays.
Sunday Closing			5950 NCS	1909	Prohibiting the operation of barber shops after 12 M on Sundays until midnight.
Sunday Closing			5183 CCS	1918	Providing for the closing of bakeries and prohibiting the sale and delivery of bread between the hours of 12 PM Saturdays and 12 PM Sundays.	See also 13380 CCS.
Sunday Closing			5351 CCS	1919	Authorizing public and quasi-public markets to remain open all day on Saturdays.	See also 9376 CCS - providing for the closing of all butcher shops and markets between the hours of 12 o-clock Saturday nights and 12 o'clock Sunday nights. See also 9612 CCS applicable to fish, vegetables and poultry, live or dressed.
Sunday Closing			9376 CCS	1926	Providing for the closing of butcher shops, butcher stands, and meat markets.	See "Markets" under "Rules governing". See also 9612 CCS.
Sunday Closing			12036 CCS	1930	Prohibiting the business of cleaning, pressing, hat cleaning, cleaning or shining shoes on Sundays.	See also 4187 CCS.
Sunday Closing			13380 CCS	1931	Providing for the closing of baker shops and bakeries, prohibiting the sale and delivery of bread between the hours of 12 PM on Saturdays, and 12 PM on Sundays.
Surety Bonds						See Courts, also City Government.
Surety Bonds			172 CS	1883	Providing that the several Chief Clerks in the different departments of the City Government be required to furnish a bond in favor of the Mayor, and stipulating the amount in each case.
Taxes						See Department of Public Welfare - Gasoline Tax and Licenses; Taxes - Liquor
Taxes			1930 OS	1855	Requiring a tax on all trades and professions to offset the interest on the Pontchartrain Railroad Bond Issue.
Taxes			1990 OS	1855	Providing that proprietors of business establishments shall pay a tax on all employees over the age of 16 years.
Taxes			4261 OS	1858	Providing for a uniform rate of taxes and licenses on professions, callings, and other businesses.	See also 1903.
Taxes			2884 CS	1888	To provide for the holding of an election for the purpose of levying a special tax for the construction of Audubon Park.
Taxes			13990 CCS	1933	Creating the New Orleans Tax Revision Commission (5 to 7 members) to make a study and survey of the present taxing system of the city with a view of economizing.
Taxes	Delinquent		11301 CS	1895	Authorizing the City Treasurer to make settlement of delinquent city taxes on presentation of a research certificate showing taxes and interest due on said property.
Taxes	For Roads, Streets, Etc.		14037 CCS		Repealing Sec. 12 of 14003 CCS
Taxes	For Roads, Streets, Etc.		14096 CCS		Adding tax on kerosene, fuel oil, distillates, crude oil, naptha, etc.
Taxes	For Roads, Streets, Etc.		14241 CCS		Amending 14096 CCS
Taxes	For Roads, Streets, Etc.		14300 CCS		Amending 14003 CCS providing refund of tax upon proof that gasoline was unavoidable destroyed.



Taxes	For Welfare Purposes		14149 CCS	1934	Carrying into effect the provisions of Act 138 of the Legislature of 1932 authorizing a tax on places of amusement or entertainment.	Amended by 14154, 14238, and 14269 CCS. See also 14301 and 14369 CCS.

Taxes	For Welfare Purposes		14301 CCS	1935	Levying a tax on places of amusement, defining persons from who tax is collectible, prescribing manner of enforcing payment, and authorizing the Gasoline Tax Department to publish rules and regulations governing enforcement.	Amended by 14369 CCS.
Taxes	For Welfare Purposes		14329 CCS	1935	Supplementing 14170 adding benefits to old age and invalidism (tax 1%) for 1935.	See also 14341 CCS - 1% tax)
Taxes	For Welfare Purposes		14398 CCS	1936	Levying gasoline tax (1%) for relief of unemployed and mothers' aid.
Taxes	For Welfare Purposes		14420 CCS	1936	To carry into effect the provisions of Act 291 of 1936 providing for a 2% tax on the sale of tickets to places of amusement.
Taxes	Luxury Tax (Luxury Sales Tax)		14432 CCS	1936	Providing a luxury tax of 2% on all tangible personal property made the subject of sale at retail.	Amended by 14465 CCS.
Taxes	Real and Personal		13444 CCS	1932	Ordinance covering taxes upon the assessed value of all property, Real Estate and Personal, liable to taxation within the limits of the City of New Orleans for the year 1932.
Taxes	Real and Personal		13874 CCS	1933	Ordinance covering taxes upon the assessed value of all property, Real Estate and Personal, liable to taxation within the limits of the City of New Orleans for the year 1933.
Taxes	Real and Personal		14052 CCS	1934	Ordinance covering taxes upon the assessed value of all property, Real Estate and Personal, liable to taxation within the limits of the City of New Orleans for the year 1934.
Taxes	Real and Personal		14199 CCS	1934	Providing that all taxable property, real and personal, shall be valued for municipal taxation purposes at 85%.
Taxes	Real and Personal		14209 CCS	1934	Refunding monies paid to the City in error. Covering taxes.
Taxes	Real and Personal		14204 CCS	1935	Ordinance covering taxes upon the assessed value of all property, Real Estate and Personal, liable to taxation within the limits of the City of New Orleans for the year 1935.
Taxes	Real and Personal		14330 CCS	1936	Ordinance covering taxes upon the assessed value of all property, Real Estate and Personal, liable to taxation within the limits of the City of New Orleans for the year 1936.
Taxes	Real and Personal		14356 CCS	1936	Cancelling an erroneous sale for taxes of property of 1930 assessed in the name of Benj. Gross, located in square 141 of the 14th Assessment District Sixth Municipal District.
Taxes	Real and Personal		14442 CCS	1936	Authorizing the cancellation of City Tax Sale of certain property assessed in the name of Mrs. Antonio Alberti, wife of Sebastian D. Young, and now owned by the Board of Levee Commissioners of the Orleans Levee District.
Taxes	Real and Personal		14458 CCS	1936	Authorizing the deducting of 1% of all real and personal property taxes for cost of collections.
Taxes	Real and Personal		14459 CCS	1936	Excepting busses opeerated by charitable institutions and schools from taxation.
Taxes	Real and Personal		14509 CCS	1937	Ordinance covering taxes upon the assessed value of all property, Real Estate and Personal, liable to taxation within the limits of the City of New Orleans for the year 1937.
Taxes	Real and Personal		14540 CCS	1937	Providing for refund to the Columbia Building and Loan Association, the amount of taxes aid under protest.
Telegraph			400 OS	1852	Providing for the extension of the telegraph lines of the South West Pass Telegraph Co. into New Orleans
Telegraph			4585 OS	1859	Pertaining to the introduction of the Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph.
Telephones			15744 CS	1899	Directing the Comptroller to advertise for the supplying and furnishing telephonic communications between the engine houses, the Fire Alarm office, Police Stations and Supt. Of Police, and all other departmetns of the City Government, for a period of five years.	See also 15806 CS - accepting bid of the People's Telephone Company.
Telephones			713 NCS	1901	Prohibiting any person, or persons, from using the streets of the City of New Orleans for telephone purposes without previous permit, privilege or franchise.
Telephones			1437 NCS	1902	Prohibiting the use of obscene language over the telephone.
Telephones			4227 NCS	1906	Requiring telephone connections in theatres and all public places where entertainments are held, with the Police Department.
Theatres						See Motion Pictures - Safety Laws
Theatres			306 CS	1883	Providing that policemen on guard at theatres, balls, or exhibitions of any kind have the priviledge to enter and remain within.
Theatres			973 CS	1884	Requiring all theatres to have exits plainly marked and visible to the audience.
Theatres			3050 NCS	1905	Authorizing inspection of electric wiring in theatres and other buildings used for public entertainment.	See also 4790 NCS - regulating the wiring.
Theatres			4222 NCS	1906	Providing for the placing of a fire alarm box in every theatre.	See also 4227 NCS - requiring telephone connection with the Police Department.
Theatres			9214 NCS	1912	Prohibiting the standing in aisles of picture shows, theatres, etc.
Theatres			2568 CCS	1915	Providing for the sanitation of picture shows and theatres.
Theatres			7430 CCS	1923	Establishing a code to govern the construction, alteration, addition and equipment of buildigns used for production, storing and handling of nitro-cellulose motion picture films.
Theatres			14301 CCS	1935	Levying a tax on places of amusement and entertainment, funds to go to the account of the Public Welfare.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937						Prior to 1900 see "Vehicles".
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937						Prior to 1900 See "Vehicles".
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937			1290 CCS		Requiring license from all "drivers of mechanically driven machines".	Amending 1174 CCS.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937			1392 CCS		Designating Common, Gravier, Iberville, Bienville, Royal, Bourbon and Lafayette as "one-way" streets.	Amending 1173 CCS.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937			1393 CCS		Reducing the license fee from $2.00 to $1.00 and extending privilege to other members of family for 25 cents.	Amending 1174 CCS.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937			1556 CCS		Repealing 1174 CCS as amended by 1393 CCS, due to Act of Legislature prohibiting the exacting of a photograph from applicants for license.	Amending 1174 CCS.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937			3057 NCS		Forbidding the draining of oil on streets.	Amending 2059 NCS.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937			5323 CCS		Requiring that every taxicab carry an official number plate attached to the front of the cab.	Amending 5181 CCS.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937			6684 CCS		Adding Clio and Erato as one-way streets.	Amending 6173 CCS.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937			6991 NCS		Raising age limit for Taxi drivers.	Amending 2059 NCS.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937			2059 NCS	1903	Providing rules governing the use of automobiles, auto cars and similar vehicles on the streets; requiring that drivers be over 16 years of age, have a permit from Police, and that vehicles bear license plates.	Amended by 3057 NCS and 6991 NCS.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937			6140 NCS	1909	Providing that drivers of motorcycles shall obtain permit from the Police and vehicles bear number.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937			1173 CCS	1914	Regulating the manner of the use of the streets, alleys, etc., by carts, drays, wagons, omnibuses, Automobiles, Motorcycles, and every description of carriage kept for hire or for private use. Establishing rules for crossing, turning, rates of speed, signals, etc.	Amended by 1392 CCS.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937			1174 CCS	1914	Creating a Board of Examiners for the examination and licensing of chauffeurs, motorcycle drivers, etc., and levying a tax therefor.	Amended by 1393 CCS, 1290 CCS, and 1556 CCS.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937			1571 CCS	1914	Refixing the speed limit previously fixed by 1174 CCS (which was repealed) at 10 miles per hour in business district and 20 miles outside of business district.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937			5181 CCS	1918	General traffic law governing the use of streets and thoroughfares by Carts, Drays, Wagons, Omnibuses, Automobiles, Motorcycles, and all vehicles kept for hire or for private use, covering signals, pedestrians, crossing, turning, stopping, etc., etc.	Amended by 5323.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937			6173 CCS	1921	General traffic law governing the manner of use of the streets and thoroughfares by Carts, Drays, Wagons, Omnibuses, Automobiles, motorcycles, and all vehicles kept for hire or for private use, covering signals, pedestrians, crossing, turning, stopping, one-way streets, etc., etc.	Amended by 6684 CCS.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937			7490 CCS	1923	General traffic law regulating the manner of use on the public streets and thoroughfares of Street Cars, Carts, Drays, Wagons, Omnibuses, Automobiles, Motorcycles and every description of carriage kept for hire or for private use, and the manner of use of the streets by pedestrians, etc., etc.	See Classification of Traffic Laws.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937			13702 CCS	1932	General traffic law regulating the manner of use of the public streets and thorough-fares by Street Cars, Carts, Drays, Wagons, Omnibuses, automobiles, Motorcycles and every description of carriage kept for hire or for private use, and manner of use of the streets by pedestrians, etc., etc.	See Classification of Traffic Laws.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937			14104 CCS	1934	Providing that operators of street cars or buses carrying passengers or school children come to full stop before crossing or entering intersection streets. Applicable also to vehicles and pedestrians crossing intersecting streets.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937			14250 CCS	1935	Making it unlawful to use the words "Consular Corps" or "Diplomatic Service" on any automobile other than those in such service.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937			14266 CCS	1935	Providing for the manner in which employees of the Department shall be paid.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937			14452 CCS	1936	Providing for a survey to be made of the city for the purpose of better controlling and regulating traffic, in regard to the installation of Parking Meters.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937			14500 CCS	1936	Providing for the installation of Parking Meters and their control.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937			14512 CCS	1936	Advertising for bids and the letting of contract for the installation and maintenance of Parking Meters in designated locations.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937			14531 CCS	1936	Amending 13825 CCS (Taxicab Ordinance) adding a provision for the transfer of bond, liability, etc.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Abandoned and Unclaimed Cars					See "Parking".
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Accidents	Must stop, give assistance - Report to Police.	1174 CCS		Section 1, Paragraph (g).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Accidents	Must stop, give assistance - Report to Police.	13702 CCS		Article X, Paragraphs 1 to 3.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Accidents	Must stop, give assistance - Report to Police.	6173 CCS		Article III, Paragraph (g).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Accidents	Must stop, give assistance - Report to Police.	7490 CCS		Article VIII, Paragraph 1.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Address	Commercial vehicles must bear owner's name and address.	13702 CCS		Article X, Paragraph 18.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Address	Commercial vehicles must bear owner's name and address.	5620 NCS		Section 1, Paragraph l.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Address	Commercial vehicles must bear owner's name and address.	7490 CCS		Article IV, Paragraph 20.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Address	False address - Change of - State Registry - Car Sold.	13702 CCS		Article X, Paragraph 14.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Address	False address - Change of - State Registry - Car Sold.	7490 CCS		Article VIII, Paragraphs 9, 10, and 11.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Advertising	Display - "For Sale".	13702 CCS		Article VIII, Paragraphs 14 & 15.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Advertising	Display - "For Sale".	7490 CCS		Article III, Paragraph 15.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Advertising	Pasting on private cars.	8435 CCS		Section I.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Animals	Control of, left unattended, treatment, etc.	1173 CCS		Section 7, Paragraphs (a) and (d).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Animals	Control of, left unattended, treatment, etc.	13702 CCS		Article X, Paragraph 16.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Animals	Control of, left unattended, treatment, etc.	2059 NCS		Section 4.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Animals	Control of, left unattended, treatment, etc.	5181 CCS		Article III, Paragraph 12.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Animals	Control of, left unattended, treatment, etc.	6173 CCS		Article III, Paragraph 13.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Animals	Control of, left unattended, treatment, etc.	7490 CCS		Article VIII, Paragraph 6.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Animals	Persons riding to obey rules.	13702 CCS		Article II, Paragraph (g).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Bicycles	On sidewalks, Stunt riding, Hooking to vehicles.	1173 CCS		Section 8, Paragraph (j).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Bicycles	On sidewalks, Stunt riding, Hooking to vehicles.	13702 CCS		Article VIII, Paragraph 3.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Bicycles	On sidewalks, Stunt riding, Hooking to vehicles.	5181 CCS		Article III, Paragraph 11.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Bicycles	On sidewalks, Stunt riding, Hooking to vehicles.	6173 CCS		Article III, Paragraph 11.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Bicycles	On sidewalks, Stunt riding, Hooking to vehicles.	7490 CCS		Article VII, Paragraph 9.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Bicycles	Special Ordinance.	3885 CS		Section 1, Paragraph 1.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Blocking					See "Parking". See "Rules of the Road".
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Crossing Streets and Intersections					See "Stopping". See "Rules", etc.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Crossings					See "One-Way Crossings".
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Curb	Cannot stop at left side, or stand abreast.	1173 CCS		Section 2, Paragraphs (h) and (i).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Curb	Cannot stop at left side, or stand abreast.	5181 CCS		Article I, Paragraph 5.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Curb	Cannot stop at left side, or stand abreast.	6173 CCS		Article I, Paragraph 7.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Curb	Cannot stop at left side, or stand abreast.	6574 NCS		Section 1, Paragraph (j).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Curb	Cannot stop at left side, or stand abreast.	7490 CCS		Article VIII, Section 16.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Curb	Special Ordinance	3720 NCS		Cannot drive over curbs and neutral grounds.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Curb Service	Prohibited on St. Charles Avenue.	13702 CCS		Article X, Paragraph 144.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Curb Service	Prohibited on St. Charles Avenue.	6696 CCS		Section 1.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Curb Service	Prohibited on St. Charles Avenue.	7490 CCS		Article III, Paragraph 6.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Curb Service	Special Ordinance	12955 CCS		Prohibited within 150 feet of intersection of two double roadway neutral ground avenues.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Draining	Of oil on streets.	3057 NCS		Section 1.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Draining	Of oil on streets.	7490 CCS		Article VIII, Paragraph 15.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Drivers	Age and qualifications.	1174 CCS		Section 1, Paragraph (g).	Repealed by 1556 CCS
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Drivers	Age and qualifications.	13702 CCS		Article IX, Paragraph 2.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Drivers	Age and qualifications.	2059 NCS		Section 1, Paragraph 2.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Drivers	Age and qualifications.	5181 CCS		Article III, Paragraph 6.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Drivers	Age and qualifications.	6173 CCS		Article III, Paragraph 7.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Drivers	Age and qualifications.	7490 CCS		Article V, Paragraph 1 to 5.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Drivers	Drugs & Intoxicants forbidden.	13702 CCS		Article V, Paragraph 1.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Drivers	Drugs & Intoxicants forbidden.	6572 CCS		Section 1.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Drivers	Special Ordinance	4745 CCS		Raising the age of Chauffeurs.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Drivers	Special Ordinance	6991 NCS		Raising the age of taxi drivers.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Driver's License	On revoking driver's license.	13702 CCS		Article XI, Paragraphs 20 to 24.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Driver's License	Permits, Bd of Examiners, fees, license plates, etc., covering private operators and taxi drivers.	1174 CCS		Section 1, Paragraph (b).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Driver's License	Permits, Bd of Examiners, fees, license plates, etc., covering private operators and taxi drivers.	1209 CCS		Section 2, Paragraph 1.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Driver's License	Permits, Bd of Examiners, fees, license plates, etc., covering private operators and taxi drivers.	13702 CCS		Article IX, Paragraphs 1 to 24.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Driver's License	Permits, Bd of Examiners, fees, license plates, etc., covering private operators and taxi drivers.	1393 CCS		Section 1, Paragraph 1.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Driver's License	Permits, Bd of Examiners, fees, license plates, etc., covering private operators and taxi drivers.	1556 CCS			Repealing 1174 as amended by 1393 CCS
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Driver's License	Permits, Bd of Examiners, fees, license plates, etc., covering private operators and taxi drivers.	2059 NCS		Section 1, Paragraph 2.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Driver's License	Permits, Bd of Examiners, fees, license plates, etc., covering private operators and taxi drivers.	4745 CCS		Section 2, Paragraph 1.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Driver's License	Permits, Bd of Examiners, fees, license plates, etc., covering private operators and taxi drivers.	5181 CCS		Article VIII, Paragraph 1.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Driver's License	Permits, Bd of Examiners, fees, license plates, etc., covering private operators and taxi drivers.	5323 CCS		Section 1, Paragraph 2.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Driver's License	Permits, Bd of Examiners, fees, license plates, etc., covering private operators and taxi drivers.	7490 CCS		Article V, Paragraphs 1 to 3.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Driver's License	Special Ordinance	13280 CCS		Providing penalty for failure to obtain proper license and have in possession.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Driver's License	Special Ordinance	14222 CCS		Providing License Badges.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Driver's License	Special Ordinance	14250 CCS		Making it unlawful to use the words "Consular Corps" or "Diplomatic Service" on any automobile other than those in such service.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Driver's License	Special Ordinance	4745 CCS		Providing badge with official number plate for taxis.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Driver's License	Special Ordinance	6140 NCS		Requiring license for motorcycle drivers
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Driver's License	Special Ordinance	8639 CCS		Establishing a License Bureau.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Driver's License	Special Ordinance	8784 CCS		Making charge for lost licenses.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Driver's License	Special Ordinance	9201 NCS		Letting contract for license plates for 1913.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Emergency Vehicles	Right of way: Exempting from speed rules.	1173 CCS		Section 4, Paragraphs (a) to (e).	Fire, Police, Ambulance, etc.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Emergency Vehicles	Right of way: Exempting from speed rules.	13702 CCS		Article II, Paragraph 7.	Fire, Police, Ambulance, etc.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Emergency Vehicles	Right of way: Exempting from speed rules.	5181 CCS		Article I, Paragraphs 9 to 11.	Fire, Police, Ambulance, etc.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Emergency Vehicles	Right of way: Exempting from speed rules.	6173 CCS		Article I, Paragraphs11 to 13.	Fire, Police, Ambulance, etc.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Emergency Vehicles	Right of way: Exempting from speed rules.	7490 CCS		Article I, Paragraphs 7 to 9.	Fire, Police, Ambulance, etc.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Emergency Vehicles	Special Ordinance	3311 AS		Exempting fire apparatus.	Fire, Police, Ambulance, etc.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Equipment				Lights	Listed separately under "Lights".
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Equipment	Brakes; provision and use.	1173 CCS		Section 3, Paragraph 1.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Equipment	Brakes; provision and use.	13702 CCS		Article IX, Paragraph 2.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Equipment	Brakes; provision and use.	2059 NCS		Section 3.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Equipment	Brakes; provision and use.	6173 CCS		Article IV, Paragraph 3.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Equipment	Brakes; provision and use.	7490 CCS		Article IV, Paragraph 3.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Equipment	Brake Test Committee; providing for inspection.	13702 CCS		Article IX, Paragraph 2.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Equipment	Brake Test Committee; providing for inspection.	7490 CCS		Article IV, Paragraph 3, sub.Pr. (c).	Amended by 12781, 12793, and 13146 CCS.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Equipment	Horns: Provision and regulation of Horns, Mufflers, Bells, Sirens, Exhaust, etc.	1173 CCS		Section 8, Paragraph (f).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Equipment	Horns: Provision and regulation of Horns, Mufflers, Bells, Sirens, Exhaust, etc.	13702 CCS		Article IX Paragraphs 1 to 11.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Equipment	Horns: Provision and regulation of Horns, Mufflers, Bells, Sirens, Exhaust, etc.	2059 NCS		Section 3.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Equipment	Horns: Provision and regulation of Horns, Mufflers, Bells, Sirens, Exhaust, etc.	5181 CCS		Article IV, Paragraphs 2 and 4.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Equipment	Horns: Provision and regulation of Horns, Mufflers, Bells, Sirens, Exhaust, etc.	6173 CCS		Article IV, Paragraphs 1 and 9.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Equipment	Horns: Provision and regulation of Horns, Mufflers, Bells, Sirens, Exhaust, etc.	7490 CCS		Article IV, Paragraph 1 and 9.	Amended by 7537 CCS as to 3" bell as rear end warning device.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Equipment	Mirrors and Windshields.	13702 CCS		Article IX, Paragraphs 4 and 5.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Equipment	Radio	13733 CCS		Prohibiting short wave set in vehicle without permit.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Equipment	Special Ordinance	13280 CCS		Providing penalty for failure to have brake test tag.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Equipment	Special Ordinance:	13280 CCS		Siren limited to Police & Fire Department
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Equipment	Special Ordinance:	8604 NCS		Provision and regulation of Horns, Mufflers, Bells, Sirens, Exhaust, etc.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Equipment	Tires	10603 CCS		To prohibit tires which cut or indent pavement.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Equipment	Tires	16235 CS		Heavy draft vehicles must have tire 3" wide.	Amended by 378 NCS.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Equipment	Tires	5887 NCS		Regulating minimum width on wagons, carts, etc.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Equipment	Tires	6554 CCS		Regulating dimensions, wheel loads, capacity, etc. of motor trucks.	See also "Vehicles".
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Equipment	Tires: Tires must be rubber.	5459 CCS		Section 1.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Equipment	Tires: Tires must be rubber.	6173 CCS		Article IV, Paragraphs 10 and 11.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Euipment	Tires: Tires must be rubber.	7490 CCS		Article IV, Paragraphs 10 and 11.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Fire Apparatus	On approach of engines.	1173 CCS		Section 4, Paragraphs (f) and (g).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Fire Apparatus	On approach of engines.	7490 CCS		Article I, Paragraph 7.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Fire Apparatus	On following engines.	7826 CCS		Section 2, Paragraph 2.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Fire Apparatus	Unprotected fire hose.	13702 CCS		Article X, Paragraph 10.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Garages	Fire Plug				See "Parking".
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Garages	Must post traffic ordinances.	13702 CCS		Article X, Paragraph 23.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Garages	Must report damaged vehicles.	13702 CCS		Article X, Paragraph 3.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Impounding					See "Parking".
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	License and License Plates.					See "Drivers and Driver's License".
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Lights	Front and rear; headlights; spotlights; Police inspection of, etc	1173 CCS		Section 3, Paragraph (f).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Lights	Front and rear; headlights; spotlights; Police inspection of, etc	13702 CCS		Article IX, Paragraph 7 to 9.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Lights	Front and rear; headlights; spotlights; Police inspection of, etc	2059 NCS		Section 3. .
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Lights	Front and rear; headlights; spotlights; Police inspection of, etc	5181 CCS		Article IV, Paragraph 3.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Lights	Front and rear; headlights; spotlights; Police inspection of, etc	6173 CCS		Article IV, Paragraph 4 to 8.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Lights	Front and rear; headlights; spotlights; Police inspection of, etc	7490 CCS		Article IV, Paragraph 4 to 8.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Lights	On loads and projecting loads	1173 CCS		Section 8, Paragraph (f). .
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Lights	On loads and projecting loads	13702 CCS		Article X, Paragraph 4.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Lights	On loads and projecting loads	6173 CCS		Article IV, Paragraph 12.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Lights	On loads and projecting loads	7490 CCS		Article IV, Paragraph 12.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Lights	On parked vehicles.	13702 CCS		Article X, Paragraph 12.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Lights	Special Ordinance	13280 CCS		Providing penalties for violations of rules governing lights.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Lights	Special Ordinance	3045 CCS		Fixing the distance of refelction-regulating volume of headlights.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Lights	Special Ordinance	5009 CCS		Regulating headlights, tail lights, plates, etc.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Lights	Special Ordinance	7017 NCS		Front and real lights required after dark.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Lights	Special Ordinance	9446 CCS		Requiring lights be extinguished while facing ferry landings, etc.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Loads					See "Vehicles".
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Loads	Capacity loads	6554 CCS		Regulating capacity of trucks.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Loads	Projecting loads	5791 CCS		Must have red flag or lantern on end.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Motor Trucks					See "Speed" - See "Equipment" under sub-head "Tires".
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Motorcycles					See "Driver's License" under sub-head "Special Ordinance".
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Noise	Noisy motors forbidden.	1173 CCS.		Section 12, Paragraph (a).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Noise	Noisy motors forbidden.	13702 CCS		Article IX, Paragraph 6.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Noise	Noisy motors forbidden.	5181 CCS		Article III, Paragraph 3.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Noise	Noisy motors forbidden.	7490 CCS		Article IV, Paragraph 1 and 15.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Numbers	License numbers: must be kept clean.	5009 CCS		Section 2, Paragraph 1.	See also "Driver's License".
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Numbers	Motor numbers: Unlawful to deface.	13702 CCS		Article IX, Paragraph 1 - (f).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Numbers	Motor numbers: Unlawful to deface.	4744 CCS		Section 1, Paragraph 1.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Numbers	Motor numbers: Unlawful to deface.Motor numbers: Unlawful to deface.	7490 CCS		Article IV, Paragraph 18.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	One-Way Crossings	Designating one-way crossings.	1173 CCS		Section 4, Paragraph (h).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	One-Way Crossings	Designating one-way crossings.	13702 CCS		Article VI, Paragraph 12.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	One-Way Crossings	Designating one-way crossings.	6173 CCS		Article 5, Paragraph 8.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	One-Way Crossings	Designating one-way crossings.	6574 NCS		Section 1, Paragraph (y).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	One-Way Crossings	Designating one-way crossings.	7490 CCS		Article I, Paragraph 16.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	One-Way Streets					See "Streets".
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parked Vehicles		13702 CCS		Article X, Paragraph 31.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	At Fire Plug: At intersection or near curb.	6173 CCS		Article V, Paragraph 1 (e).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	No parking zones.	13702 CCS		Article VIII, Paragraph 1 (a) (c).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	No parking zones.	7490 CCS		Article III, Paragraph 1 (a).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	15-minute limits - loading & unloading excepted.	13702 CCS		Article VIII, Paragraph 2 and 4.	Extending limit to 30 minutes.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	15-minute limits - loading & unloading excepted.	6173 CCS		Article V, Paragraph 2.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	15-minute limits - loading & unloading excepted.	7490 CCS		Article III, Paragraphs 1 - (b).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	At Fire Plug: At intersection or near curb.	13702 CCS		Article VIII, Paragraphs 1 (a) to (q).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	At Fire Plug: At intersection or near curb.	4861 CCS		Section 1, Paragraphs 1 and 2.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	At Fire Plug: At intersection or near curb.	5181 CCS		Article V, Paragraph 1.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	At Fire Plug: At intersection or near curb.	7490 CCS		Article III, Paragraphs 5 and 6.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	Blocking ingress and egress.	13702 CCS		Article VIII, Paragraph 1 (m).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	Blocking ingress and egress.	6173 CCS		Article V, Paragraph 4.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	Blocking ingress and egress.	7490 CCS		Article III, Paragraph 9.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	Diagonal on Canal, and intersecting streets within 50 feet.	1173 CCS		Section 13, Paragraphs (a) and (b).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	Diagonal on Canal, and intersecting streets within 50 feet.	5181 CCS		Article V, Paragraphs 1 to 5.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	Diagonal on Canal, and intersecting streets within 50 feet.	6173 CCS		Article V, Paragraph 1.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	Diagonal on Canal, and intersecting streets within 50 feet.	7490 CCS		Article III, Paragraph 2.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	One hour limits on Canal in business section.	13702 CCS		Article VIII, Paragraph 4.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	One hour limits on Canal in business section.	4620 CCS		Section 1, Paragraph 1 and 2.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	One hour limits on Canal in business section.	5181 CCS		Article V, Paragraph 2.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	One hour limits on Canal in business section.	6173 CCS		Article V. Paragraph 2.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	One hour limits on Canal in business section.	7490 CCS		Article III, Paragrapn 1 - (c).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	Special Ordinance	12779 CCS		Parking vehicles on either side of Lafayette Square.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	Special Ordinance	12780 CCS		Regulating parking in Elk Place.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	Special Ordinance	12872 CCS		Impounding vehicles for violations of traffic rules.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	Special Ordinance	13280 CCS		Providing penalties for violations of rules.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	Special Ordinance	14500 CCS		Providing for the installation of parking meters and their control.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	Special Ordinance	3860 CCS		Establishing "Open Zones".	Amended by 5068 adding penalty.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	Special Ordinance	4620 CCS		Establishing one-hour limit.	Amended by 5067 CCS - adding impounding fee.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	Special Ordinance	7536 CCS		Extending "No Parking" in Saratoga Street.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	Special Ordinance	7710 CCS		No parking in Baronne, Canal to Poydraas.	Amended by 7964 CCS.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	Special Ordinance	9421 CCS		Authorizing towing and storage charges on abandoned or unclaimed vehicles.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	Special Ordinance	9447 CCS		Authorizing record be kept of all fines for wrong parking.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	Special Ordinance	9712 CCS		Prohibiting inter-parish parking.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	Two hour limit in certain areas.	13702 CCS		Article VIII, Paragraph 6.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking	Two hour limit in certain areas.	8107 CCS		Section 1, Paragraph 2.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking Meters	Special Ordinance	14500 CCS		Providing for the installation of parking meters and their control.	See also 14452 CCS.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Parking Meters	Special Ordinance	14512 CCS		Advertising for bids and letting of contract for the installation and maintenance of parking meters in designated locations.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Pedestrians	Rights, privileges, and duties.	1173 CCS		Section 10, Paragraph (a) (c).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Pedestrians	Rights, privileges, and duties.	13702 CCS		Article III, Paragraph 6. Rights, privileges, and duties.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Pedestrians	Rights, privileges, and duties.	13702 CCS		Article IV, Paragraphs 1 to 6. Article X, Paragraph 27. Rights, priviledgess, and duties.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Pedestrians	Rights, privileges, and duties.	5181 CCS		Article I, Paragraph 1.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Pedestrians	Rights, privileges, and duties.	5181 CCS		Article I, Paragraph 6. Rights, privileges, and duties.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Pedestrians	Rights, privileges, and duties.	6173 CCS		Article I, Paragraph 1-b.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Pedestrians	Rights, privileges, and duties.	6173 CCS		Article I, Paragraph 8. Rights, privileges, and duties.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Pedestrians	Rights, privileges, and duties.	7490 CCS		Article VII, Paragraphs 1 to 6.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Pedestrians	Rights, privileges, and duties.	7490 CCS		Article VIII, Paragraph 7. Rights, privileges, and duties.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Pedestrians	Special Ordinance	13280 CCS		Providing penalty for drivng through occupied safety zone.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Pedestrians	Special Ordinance	14101 CCS		Providig that pedestrians as well as vehicles come to full stop before entering itnersection streets.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Quiet Zones	Established in certain areas	13702 CCS		Article X, Paragraph 30.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Quiet Zones	Established in certain areas	3444 CCS		Section 1, Paragraphs 1 and 2. .
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Quiet Zones	Established in certain areas	7490 CCS		Article VIII, Paragraph 8.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Registration	State Registry required.	13702 CCS		Article X, Paragraph 14.	See also "Address" and "Driver's License".
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Registration	State Registry required.	7490 CCS		Article VIII, Paragraph 9.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Right of Way	At Curb loading and unloading	1173 CCS		Section 4, Paragraph (e).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Right of Way	At Curb loading and unloading	13702 CCS		Article VIII, Paragraph 2.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Right of Way	At Curb loading and unloading	7490 CCS		Article I, Paragraph 7 - (e).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Right of Way	Emergency vehicles and street cars.	1173 CCS		Section 4, Paragraphs (a) and (e).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Right of Way	Emergency vehicles and street cars.	13702 CCS		Article II, Paragraph 7.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Right of Way	Emergency vehicles and street cars.	5181 CCSS		Article I, Paragraphs 9 to 11.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Right of Way	Emergency vehicles and street cars.	6173 CCS		Aarticle I, Paragraphs 11 to 13.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Right of Way	Emergency vehicles and street cars.	7490 CCS		Article I, Paragraphs 7 to 9.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Right of Way	Of "Through" Streets and Neutral ground Streets.	13702 CCS		Article VI, Paragraph 10.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Right of Way	Of "Through" Streets and Neutral ground Streets.	5181 CCS		Article 1, Paragraph 8.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Right of Way	Of "Through" Streets and Neutral ground Streets.	6173 CCS		Article I, Paragraph 10.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Right of Way	Of "Through" Streets and Neutral ground Streets.	6574 NCS		Section 1, Paragraphs (1) (m) (n).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Right of Way	Of "Through" Streets and Neutral ground Streets.	7490 CCS		Article I, Paragraph 7.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Right of Way	Of pedestrians.				See "Pedestrians".
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Right of Way	Of processions.	6574 NCS		Section 1, Paragraphs (k) and (u).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Blocking traffic.	1173 CCS		Section 2, Paragraph (j).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Blocking Traffic.	1173 CCS		Section 2, Paragraph (j).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Blocking traffic.	5181 CCS		Article III, Paragraph 2.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Blocking Traffic.	5181 CCS		Article III, Paragraph 2.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Blocking Traffic.	6173 CCS		Article I, Paragraph 7.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Blocking traffic.	6173 CCS		Article I, Paragraph 7.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Blocking traffic.	7490 CCS		Article 1. Paragraph 18.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Blocking Traffic.	7490 CCS		Article I, Paragraph 18.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Overtaking, passing. Overtaking, following street cars.	13702 CCS		Article V, Paragraph 12 to 14.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Overtaking, passing. Overtaking, following street cars.	13702 CCS		Article VII, Paragraph 1.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Overtaking, passing. Overtaking, following street cars.	5181 CCS		Article I, Paragraph 10 & 11.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Overtaking, passing. Overtaking, following street cars.	6173 CCS		Article I, Paragraph 12 & 13.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Overtaking, passing. Overtaking, following street cars.	6574 NCS		Section I, Paragraph (d).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Overtaking, passing. Overtaking, following street cars.	7490 CCSS		Article I, Paragraph 10.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Overtaking, passing; Overtaking, following street cars.	13702 CCS		Article V, Paragraphs 12 to 14.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Overtaking, passing; Overtaking, following street cars.	13702 CCS		Article VII, Paragraph 1.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Overtaking, passing; Overtaking, following street cars.	5181 CCS		Article I, Paragraphs 10 and 11.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Overtaking, passing; Overtaking, following street cars.	6173 CCS		Article I, Paragraph 12 and 13.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Overtaking, passing; Overtaking, following street cars.	6574 NCS		Section 1, Paragraph (d).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Overtaking, passing; Overtaking, following street cars.	7490 CCS		Article I, Paragraph 10.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Passing turning, crossing, stopping, turning in streets; laned Sts.	1173 CCS		Section 2, Paragraphs (a) (k).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Passing turning, crossing, stopping, turning in streets; laned Sts.	13702 CCS		Article V, Paragraphs 1 to 18.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Passing turning, crossing, stopping, turning in streets; laned Sts.	13702 CCS		Article VI, Paragraphs 1 to 10.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Passing turning, crossing, stopping, turning in streets; laned Sts.	5181 CCS		Article I, Paragraphs 1 to 5.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Passing turning, crossing, stopping, turning in streets; laned Sts.	6173 CCS		Article I, Paragraphs 1 to 7.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Passing turning, crossing, stopping, turning in streets; laned Sts.	6574 NCS		Section 1 Paragraphs (a) to (i).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Passing turning, crossing, stopping, turning in streets; laned Sts.	7490 CCS		Article I, Paragraphs 1 to 6.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Passing, turning, crossing, stopping turning in streets; laned Streets.	1173 CCS		Section 2, Paragraph (a) to (k).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Passing, turning, crossing, stopping turning in streets; laned Streets.	13702 CCS		Article V, Paragraphs 1 to 18.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Passing, turning, crossing, stopping turning in streets; laned Streets.	13702 CCS		Article VI, Paragraphs 1 to 10.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Passing, turning, crossing, stopping turning in streets; laned Streets.	5181 CCS		Article I, Paragraphs 1 to 5.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Passing, turning, crossing, stopping turning in streets; laned Streets.	6173 CCS		Article I, Paragraphs 1 to 7.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Passing, turning, crossing, stopping turning in streets; laned Streets.	6574 NCS		Section 1, Paragraphs (a) to (i).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Passing, turning, crossing, stopping turning in streets; laned Streets.	7490 CCS		Article I, Paragraphs 1 to 6.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Reckless driving.	1173 CCS		Section II, Paragraph (a).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Reckless driving.	1173 CCS		Section II, Paragraphs (a).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Reckless driving.	13702 CCS		Article V, Paragraph 2.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Reckless driving.	13702 CCS		Article V, Paragraph 2.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Reckless driving.	5181 CCS		Article II, Paragraph 7.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Reckless driving.	5181 CCS		Article II, Paragraph 7.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Reckless driving.	6173 CCS		Article II, Paragraph 8.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Reckless driving.	6173 CCS		Article II, Paragraph 8.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Reckless driving.	6574 NCS		Section 1, Paragraph (a).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Reckless driving.	6574 NCS		Section I, Paragraph (a).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Reckless driving.	7490 CCS		Article II, Paragraph 6.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Reckless driving.	7490 CCS		Article II, Paragraph 6.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Slowing down, stopping, turning, etc.	1173 CCS		Article 2, Paragraph (a) to (c).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Slowing down, stopping, turning, etc.	1173 CCS		Article 2, Paragraphs (a) to (c).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Slowing down, stopping, turning, etc.	13702 CCS		Article IV, Paragraphs 1 - 3 - 8.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Slowing down, stopping, turning, etc.	13702 CCS		Article VI, Paragraph 1-3 - g.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Slowing down, stopping, turning, etc.	5181 CCS		Article I, Paragraph 12.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Slowing down, stopping, turning, etc.	5181 CCS		Article I, Paragraph 12.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Slowing down, stopping, turning, etc.	6173 CCS		Aarticle I, Paragraph 14.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Slowing down, stopping, turning, etc.	6173 CCS		Article I, Paragraph 14.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Slowing down, stopping, turning, etc.	7490 CCS		Article I Paragraph 11.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Slowing down, stopping, turning, etc.	7490 CCS		Article I, Paragraph 11.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Special Ordinance	13280 CCS		Providing penalties for violations of above rules.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Special Ordinance	13280 CCS		Providing penalties for violations of rules.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Special Ordinance	5629 CCS		Movement of traffic up and down St. Charles Avenue, Louisiana Avenue to Carrollton.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Rules of the Road	Special Ordinance	5629 NCS		Movement of traffic up and down St. Charles Avenue, Louisiana Avenue to Carrolloton Avenue.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Safety Zones					See "Pedestrians".
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Sale of Car	Must notify Police.	13702 CCS		Article X, Paragraph 15.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Signals	Police blasts.	1173 CCS		Section 3, Paragraph (d).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Signals	Police blasts.	5181 CCS		Article I, Paragrah 7.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Signals	Police blasts.	6173 CCS		Article I, Paragraph 9 & 15.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Signals	Police blasts.	7490 CCS		Article I, Paragraph 12.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Signals	Semaphore & traffic legends.	13702 CCS		Article I, Paragraph 14.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Signals	Semaphore & traffic legends.	7490 CCS		Article I, Paragraph 14.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Signals	Special Ordinance	13280 CCS		Providing penalties for the violation of the above rules.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Signals	Special Ordinance	7626 CCS		Appropriating money toward the installation of Police traffic signals.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Signals - Hand		6574 NCS		Section 1, Paragraph (o).	See "Rules of the Road" under sub head "Turning".
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Signs - Traffic	One-way Streets. Speed limits, Open Zones, Parking, etc., Stop signs.	13702 CCS		Article III, Paragraph 1-2.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Signs - Traffic	One-way Streets. Speed limits, Open Zones, Parking, etc., Stop signs.	13702 CCS		Article VI, Paragraph 8.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Signs - Traffic	One-way Streets. Speed limits, Open Zones, Parking, etc., Stop signs.	5181 CCS		Article I.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Signs - Traffic	One-way Streets. Speed limits, Open Zones, Parking, etc., Stop signs.	6173 CCS		Article I, Paragraph (a).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Signs - Traffic	One-way Streets. Speed limits, Open Zones, Parking, etc., Stop signs.	6173 CCS		Article III, Paragraph 15.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Signs - Traffic	One-way Streets. Speed limits, Open Zones, Parking, etc., Stop signs.	7490 CCS		Article VIII, Paragraph 12.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Skating		6173 CCS		Article III, Paragraph 11.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Skating	Forbidden on streets.	13702 CCS		Article X, Paragraph 6.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Skating	Forbidden on streets.	5181 CCS		Article III, Paragraph 11.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Skating	Forbidden on streets.	7490 CCS		Article VIII, Paragraph 4.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Special Ordinance		14104 CCS		Providing that street cars, buses, vehicles, and pedestrians come to full stop before entering intersection streets.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Speed	Establishing minimun speed	13702 CCS		Article V, Paragraph 5
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Speed	Limits in business district & outside	1174 CCS		Section 1, Paragraph (a).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Speed	Limits in business district & outside	13702 CCS		Article V, Paragraph 3.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Speed	Limits in business district & outside	1571 CCS		Section 1, Paragraph 1.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Speed	Limits in business district & outside	2059 NCS		Section 2.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Speed	Limits in business district & outside	5089 CCS		Section 1, Paragraph 1 - 2.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Speed	Limits in business district & outside	5181 CCS		Article II, Paragraph 1, 2 and 6.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Speed	Limits in business district & outside	6173 CCS		Article II, Paragraph 1 - 2.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Speed	Limits in business district & outside	7490 CCS		Article II, Paragraph 1.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Speed	Of Motor trucks	13702 CCS		Article V, Paragraph 6.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Speed	Of Motor trucks	5009 CCS		Section 1, Paragraph 1.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Speed	Of Motor trucks	5181 CCS		Article II, Paragraph 6.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Speed	Of Motor trucks	6173 CCS		Article II, Paragraph 6.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Speed	Of Motor trucks	6554 CCS		Section 1, Paragraph 1 - 2.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Speed	Of Motor trucks	7490 CCS		Article II, Paragarph 5.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Speed	On crossing streets, intersections, railroads; emerging from alleys, garages, etc.	1173 CCS		Section 5, Paragraph (a).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Speed	On crossing streets, intersections, railroads; emerging from alleys, garages, etc.	13702 CCS		Article V, Paragraph 8.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Speed	On crossing streets, intersections, railroads; emerging from alleys, garages, etc.	5181 CCS		Article II, Paragraph 3 - 6.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Speed	On crossing streets, intersections, railroads; emerging from alleys, garages, etc.	6173 CCS		Article II, Paragraph 3 - 5.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Speed	On crossing streets, intersections, railroads; emerging from alleys, garages, etc.	7490 CCS		Article II, Paragraph 2 - 4.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Speed	Special Ordinance	13280 CCS		Providing penalties for violation of speed rules.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Speed	Special Ordinance	5009 CCS		Special lighting equipment on motor trucks.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Speed	Special Ordinance	6554 CCS		Regulating speed, equipment, wheel loads, and capacity of motor trucks.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Speed	Special Ordinance restricting speed.	5379 NCS		Restricting on Chartres Street between Conti and Canal.	Amended by 5917 NCS and 6134 NCS.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Speed	Special Ordinance restricting speed.	8770 CCS		On Dryades, Howard Avenue to Philip.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Speed	Special Ordinance restricting speed.	9655 CCS		On Freret, Napoleon to Peters Avenue
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Speed	Special Ordinance restricting speed.	9680 CCS		On Oak, Carrollton to Parish Line.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Speed Exemptions					See "Emergency Vehicles".
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Stopping	Approaching train, Grade Crossing, Thru Streets, When view obstructed	13702 CCS		Article V, Paragraphs 16 - 18.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Stopping	Approaching train, Grade Crossing, Thru Streets, When view obstructed	13702 CCS		Article VI, Paragraphs 8 - 9.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets	Use for repairs prohibited	5181 CCS		Article 3, Paragraph 9.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets	Use for repairs prohibited	6173 CCS		Article II, Paragraph 9.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets	Use for repairs prohibited	7490 CCS		Article IV, Paragraph 19.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - "Through" or "Thoroughfare"	Creating "through streets" or thoroughfares	13409 CCS		Bienville - Claiborne to City Park.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - "Through" or "Thoroughfare"	Creating "through streets" or thoroughfares	13451 CCS		Palm Street - Carrollton Avenue to Jefferson Parish line.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - "Through" or "Thoroughfare"	Creating "through streets" or thoroughfares	13702 CCS		Making various boulevards and streets "through streets".
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - "Through" or "Thoroughfare"	Creating "through streets" or thoroughfares	14105 CCS		Amending 13702 CCS - adding to and making changes.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - "Through" or "Thoroughfare"	Creating "through streets" or thoroughfares	14213 CCS		Newton Street - Algiers.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Creating one-way streets	1392 CCS		Making Common, Gravier, Iberville, Bienville, Royal, Bourbon, and Lafayette Streets one-way.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	General ordinances listing one-way streets	13702 CCS		Article VI, Paragraph 2.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	General ordinances listing one-way streets	6173 CCS		Article V, Paragraph 7.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	General ordinances listing one-way streets	7490 CCS		Article I, Paragraph 15.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding and changing various one-way streets: Amending 9924 CCS and 13702 CCS	10569 CCS		N. Franklin, Canal to Conti.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding and changing various one-way streets: Amending 9924 CCS and 13702 CCS	11333 CCS		Clio, Erato, and Octavia.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding and changing various one-way streets: Amending 9924 CCS and 13702 CCS	11555 CCS		Dauphine and France.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding and changing various one-way streets: Amending 9924 CCS and 13702 CCS	12152 CCS		Cleveland Avenue & Palmyra
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding and changing various one-way streets: Amending 9924 CCS and 13702 CCS	12240 CCS		Danneel and Dryades.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding and changing various one-way streets: Amending 9924 CCS and 13702 CCS	12327 CCS		Josephine Streets
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding and changing various one-way streets: Amending 9924 CCS and 13702 CCS	12343 CCS		St. Peter.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding and changing various one-way streets: Amending 9924 CCS and 13702 CCS	12407 CCS		St. Andrew.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding and changing various one-way streets: Amending 9924 CCS and 13702 CCS	12547 CCS		Dumaine and Exchange Alley.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding and changing various one-way streets: Amending 9924 CCS and 13702 CCS	12592 CCS		Bourbon, Kerlerec, and St. Claude.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding and changing various one-way streets: Amending 9924 CCS and 13702 CCS	12624 CCS		Foucher, Frenchmen, and Webster.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding and changing various one-way streets: Amending 9924 CCS and 13702 CCS	13054 CCS		N. Rampart - Esplanade to Poland
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding and changing various one-way streets: Amending 9924 CCS and 13702 CCS	13379 CCS		Carroll Street.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding and changing various one-way streets: Amending 9924 CCS and 13702 CCS	13385 CCS		St. Phillip Street - Rampart to river. Rendon - Dumaine to Ursuline
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding and changing various one-way streets: Amending 9924 CCS and 13702 CCS	13408 CCS		Streets in Algiers (miscellaneous).
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding and changing various one-way streets: Amending 9924 CCS and 13702 CCS	13450 CCS		South Street.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding and changing various one-way streets: Amending 9924 CCS and 13702 CCS	13538 CCS		Lapeyrouse and Laharpe.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding and changing various one-way streets: Amending 9924 CCS and 13702 CCS	13555 CCS		Fern and Burdette Streets.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding and changing various one-way streets: Amending 9924 CCS and 13702 CCS	13733 CCS		Changing Streets listed by 13702 CCS.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding and changing various one-way streets: Amending 9924 CCS and 13702 CCS	13769 CCS		Changing Streets listed by 13702 CCS.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding and changing various one-way streets: Amending 9924 CCS and 13702 CCS	13854 CCS		Changing Streets listed by 13702 CCS.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding and changing various one-way streets: Amending 9924 CCS and 13702 CCS	13888 CCS		Bayou Road, west.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding and changing various one-way streets: Amending 9924 CCS and 13702 CCS	13939 CCS		La Salle and Liberty Streets.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding and changing various one-way streets: Amending 9924 CCS and 13702 CCS	14150 CCS		Jena Street.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding and changing various one-way streets: Amending 9924 CCS and 13702 CCS	14188 CCS		Burgundy Street.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding and changing various one-way streets: Amending 9924 CCS and 13702 CCS	14249 CCS		Changing Streets listed by 13702 CCS.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding and changing various one-way streets: Amending 9924 CCS and 13702 CCS	14259 CCS		Danneel Street - Jefferson Avenue to Nashville.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding and changing various one-way streets: Amending 9924 CCS and 13702 CCS	14453 CCS		S. Roman and S. Derbigny Street.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding other streets	2676 CCS		Dauphine and Burgundy Streets.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding other streets	4653 CCS		Miscellaneous additions.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding other streets	4942 CCS		Howard Avenue, Camp to Lee Circle.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding other streets	5295 CCS		Natchez and Banks Streets.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding other streets	5407 CCS		Dryades, Canal to Lafayette
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding other streets	5448 CCS		Amending 5295 CCS.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding other streets	6491 CCS		St. Charles Street, Canal to Lee Circle
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding other streets	6684 CCS		Clio and Erato, Carondelet to Magnolia.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding other streets	7826 CCS		Audubon and Walnut, St. Charles to Magazine.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding other streets	8389 CCS		Miscellaneous additions.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding other streets	8443 CCS		Miscellaneous additions.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding other streets	8462 CCS		Miscellaneous additions.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding other streets	8469 CCS		Miscellaneous additions.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding other streets	8703 CCS		Dumaine, west, N. Claiborne to N. Rendon.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding other streets	8761 CCS		Miscellaneous additions.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding other streets	9310 CCS		Palmyra, Broad to Claiborne.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding other streets	9344 CCS		Peniston and Amelia, St. Charles to Howard Street.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding other streets	9429 CCS		North and South Streets, Bruxelles and Sycamore.	Amended by 9696 CCS.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding other streets	9697 CCS		Robert and Upperline, St. Charles to Willow.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Streets - One way	Special Ordinance adding other streets	9924 CCS		Miscellaneous additions.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Survey		10060 CCS	1927	Appropriating $5000 to the Planning and Zoning Commission for making an expert engineering traffic survey.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Survey		14452 CCS	1936	Providing that a survey be mde for the purpose of better regulating traffic.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Tires					See "Equipment".
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Use as stands for taxicabs		8643 CCS		Section 1, Paragraph 1.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Use as stands for taxicabs		8658 CCS		Amending 8643 CCS.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Use as stands for taxicabs	Use as stands for taxicabs	6186 CCS		Section 1, Paragraph 2.
Traffic Laws 1900 to 1937	Use as stands for taxicabs	Use for repairs prohibited	13702 CCS		Article X, Paragraph 19.
Traffic Laws Prior to 1900	Registering and numbering		1918 AS	1872	Providing for the registering and numbering of hand carts.
Traffic Laws Prior to 1900	Right of way		3232 CS		Giving street cars right of way over funeral.
Traffic Laws Prior to 1900	Right of way		987 CS	1884	Providing right of way to ambulances of Charity Hospital.
Traffic Laws Prior to 1900	Safety measures		2920 OS	1856	Providing that traffic proceed at a walk when crossing the bridges of Bayou St. John and the Carondelet Canal.
Traffic Laws Prior to 1900	Safety measures		86 CS	1883	Making it unlawful to drive faster than a walk while passing French Market between the hours of 6 AM and 12 ?M.
Traffic Laws Prior to 1900	Safety measures		11878 CS	1896	Providing that policemen be stationed at the various intersections for the safety of pedestrians.	Repealed by 12143 CS.
Traffic Laws Prior to 1900	Speed		1727 OS	1854	An ordinance to prevent fast driving.
Traffic Laws Prior to 1900	Speed		3311 AS	1875	Exempting from speed rules fire engines and hose carriages, when driving to fires.
Traffic Laws Prior to 1900	Stands and stations of public vehicles		1722 OS	1854	Regulating stands and stations on certain streets.
Traffic Laws Prior to 1900	Tires		16235 CS	1900	Regulating width of tires on vehicles	Amended by 378 NCS.
Traffic Laws Prior to 1900	Traffic movement		2304 AS	1873	Directing traffic on Canal Street when going toward the river to take the uptown side of street, and the downtown side when going toward the lake.
Traffic Laws Prior to 1900	Vehicles	Bicycles	12448 CS		Regulating bicycles, tricycles, and all vehicles propelled by hand or foot, on the public streets.
Traffic Laws Prior to 1900	Vehicles	Bicycles	1641 OS	1886	To require an alarm bell in day time and a light at night.
Traffic Laws Prior to 1900	Vehicles	Driver requirements for drivers of public vehicles	1859 OS	1854	Requiring six months residence in a district before license may be obtained.
Traffic Laws Prior to 1900	Vehicles	Driver requirements for drivers of public vehicles	3121 OS	1856	Requiring that no proprietor, owner or driver of a dray, cab, hack, or other vehicle shall use violent or insulting language, nor oppose any unlawful resistance to any of his passengers or employers, or to any citizen.
Traffic Laws Prior to 1900	Vehicles	Licensing	1913 OS	1854	Regulating the licensing of drays, carts, hacks, and carriages.
Traffic Laws Prior to 1900	Vehicles	Licensing	287 CS	1883	Providing for the impounding of unlicensed vehicles.
Traffic Laws Prior to 1900	Vehicles	Load Capacity	5408 OS	1860	Unlawful for any wagon or other four wheel vehicle to carry over a given number of pounds.
Traffic Laws Prior to 1900	Vehicles	Name Plate	797 CS	1884	Requiring that all public carriages, cabs, carts, drays, etc., be identified by a vehicle plate and name of owenr in a conspicious manner.
Traffic Laws Prior to 1900	Vehicles	Parking	2084 OS	1855	Prohibiting a furniture cart to stand longer than 30 minutes on Royal Street to load or unload.
Traffic Laws Prior to 1900	White lines					See "Pedestrians".
Trespassing			8328 CS	1893	Prohibiting the taking of possession of any tract of land where property lines are defined or posted, without permission of the owner.	See also 883 NCS.
Trust Funds						See Bequests. See also Banks and Banking.
Trust Funds			6228 OS	1864	Organizing a Board of Commissioners to be called the "Bequest Commission" to ascertain the value, character and condition of bequests made to the City of New Orleans.
Trust Funds			105 AS	1870	Authorizing the recalling of the Fink and McDonogh Bonds.	See 6233 OS and 6246 OS.
Trust Funds			82 AS	1870	Establishing a new board to manage and administer the McDonogh School Fund and the Fink Asylum Fund, due to changes in City Government.
Trust Funds			3123 CCS	1916	Re depositing of the McDonogh and Delgado Funds, and the Louise Schwartz Fund in the Whitney National Bank.
Trust Funds			13053 CCS	1931	Fixing the terms, conditions and stipulations governing and controlling the banks acting as depositories of the city funds.
Trust Funds			13999 CCS	1933	Authorizing the Mayor to enter into contract with the Natioal Bank of Commerce for the management, custody and control of all trust funds of the city, vice the Canal Bank & Trust Company, now is liquidation.	See also 13566 CCS and 14421 CCS.
Trust Funds	Edward Wisner		8369 NCS	1912	Accepting the donation of 50,000 acres of alluvial lands from Mr. Edward Wisner, proceeds of which are to be dedicated to various charitable institutions and civic organizations of the City of New Orleans.	See also 3681 CCS, 11243 CCS, and 12883 CCS.
Trust Funds	Isaac Delgado		8547 NCS		Residue of the estate of the late Isaac Delgado bequeathed to the City of New Orleans for the establishment of the Isaac Delgado Central Trade School.
Trust Funds	Isaac Delgado		3123 CCS	1916	Re depositing the McDonogh and Delgado Funds, also the Louise Schwartz Fund in the Whitney Central National Bank.
Trust Funds	John D. Fink					See also "Asylums".
Trust Funds	John D. Fink		3438 OS	1857	Authorizing acceptance on behalf of the city, the legacy made by John D. Fink for the purpose of establishing an asylum for Protestant Widows and Orphans, and authorizing delivery and possession of said property	See also 3380 OS.
Trust Funds	John D. Fink		5391 OS	1860	Authorizing the sale of all property bequeathed to the city by the late John D. Fink.
Trust Funds	John D. Fink		5552 OS	1861	Providing for the management and administration of the funds derived from the sale of property belonging to the succession of the late John D. Fink bequeathed for the erection, maintenance and support of an asylum for Protestant Widows and Orphans, to be called the Fink Asylum.	Repealed by 2796 AS.
Trust Funds	John D. Fink		6233 OS	1864	Authorizing an issue of three bonds of $1000 each to be sold to the Commissioners of the Fink Asylum.
Trust Funds	John D. Fink		105 AS	1870	An act of the Legislature of 1869 to fund its floating debt and liquidate its indebtedness, erroneously listed the McDonogh School Fund and the Fink Asylum Fund as creditors of the city. This ordinance is to recall said bonds issued under this statement.
Trust Funds	John D. Fink		82 AS	1870	Establishing a new board of managers to administer the Fink Asylum Fund and the McDonogh School Fund; due to changes in the city government.
Trust Funds	John D. Fink		2156 AS	1873	Providing for the payment of the interest due on bonds of the city, to the McDonogh School Fund and the Fink Asylum Fund.
Trust Funds	John D. Fink		2313 AS	1873	Autorizing the Commissioners of the Fink Asylum Fund to pay the sum of $2000 to Miss Louisa Schwartz, bequeathed to her by the late John D. Fink.
Trust Funds	John D. Fink		3153 AS	1875	Accepting the proposal of Mrs. Annie Rice to sell to the Fink Asylum a square of ground bounded by Amelia, Antonine, Camp, and Chestnut Streets.
Trust Funds	John D. Fink		5415 NCS	1908	Authorizing acceptance of the late Edward Thompson made to the Fink Asylum.
Trust Funds	John D. Fink		2372 CCS	1915	Directing sale of 2600 premium bonds for account of the Fink Asylum Fund, and reinvestment of the proceeds in current interest bearing bonds.
Trust Funds	John D. Fink		13999 CCS	1933	Authorizing the Mayor to enter into contract with the National Bank of Commerce for the management, custody and control of all trust funds of the city (McDonogh, Sickles and Fink) vice the Canal Bank & Trust Co., now in liquidation.	See also 13566 CCS and 14421 CCS.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		2058 OS	1855	Instituting legal proceedings to effect a partition of property bequeathed the city by John McDonogh.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		2134 OS	1855	Defining the rights and powers of the Commissioners in conjunction with the agents appointed by the City of Baltimore.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		2307 OS	1855	Separating and dividing the estate of John McDonogh.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		2963 OS	1856	Providing for the appointment of Randall Hunt to assist the City Attorney in the suit "City of New Orleans vs City of Baltimore".
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		3242 OS	1857	Appointing a committee to represent the Mayor in the purchase of real estate for the Society for Relief of Destitue Orphan Boys, agreeable to the will of the late John McDonogh.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		3857 OS	1858	Instructing the City Attorney to make amicable demand of the Agents of the City of Baltimore for the sum of $50,000 - being one-half the amount the City of New Orleans paid to defend the two cities in the McDonogh Case.	See also 1482 OS.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		3884 OS	1858	Providing for the drawing of plans of all property bequeath to the city by John McDonogh.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		3958 OS	1858	Providing for the proper management and administration of the property acquired by the city from the late John McDonogh.	Amended by 5008 OS.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		4167 OS	1858	Providing for the proper disposal of the property bequeathed to the city by the late John McDonogh.	See also 4568 OS - sale of two squares in Sixth District.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		4264 OS	1858	In further reference to the sale of McDonogh property.	See also 4457 OS and 4511 OS - pertaining the sale of property belonging jointly to the City of New Orleans, and the City of Baltimore.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		4349 OS	1859	Proposing the appropriation of $3000 from the McDonogh School Fund to be turned over to the Registrar of the City of Baltimore to be divided among the heirs of the late Widow Hammett.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		4399 OS	1859	Instructing the Treasurer to make a separate deposit in the Citizens Bank for funds coming to the city from the McDonogh Estate.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		4428 OS	1859	Relative to settlement by the City of Baltimore of taxes due the City of New Orleans on the McDonogh Estate.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		4457 OS	1859	Authorizing sale at public auction of all individual property of the late John McDonogh owned jointly by the City of Baltimore and the City of New Orleans.	A descriptive advertisement of lands to be offered at auction at this time has been presented to the Archives by Maurice De Pass, City Architect. This advertisement is in pamphlet form and contains maps and descriptions of lands in the Parishes of Orleans, St. Bernard, Plaquemines, Jefferson, St. Charles, St. James, Livingston, Lafourche Interior, East Baton Rouge, St. Tammany, Assumption, St. Landry and Calcasieu. See also 4511 OS.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		4521 OS	1859	Authorizing the transfer of property known as McCarty's Plantation, acquired from McDonogh Estate, to the Directors of the Public Schools.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		4943 OS	1860	Proposing the introduction of a bill in the legislature to permit the city to borrow money from the McDonogh Fund at 6% interest.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		5039 OS	1860	To donate a lot of ground at the corner of Newton and Jefferson Streets in McDonoghville, to a servant of the late John McDonogh.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		6246 OS	1864	Authorizing the issue of two bonds in the amount of $10,000 each, in the name of the City of New Orleans, same to be sold to the McDonogh School Fund.	See also 6232 OS - $8,000.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		105 AS	1870	An Act of the Legislature of 1869 to fund its floating debt and liquidate its indebtedness, erroneously listed the Mcdonogh School Fund and the Fink Asylum Fund as creditors of the city. This ordinance is to recall said bonds issued under this statement.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		82 AS	1870	Establishing a new board to manage and administer the McDonogh School Fund and the Fink Asylum Fund, due to changes made in the city government.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		1434 AS	1872	Authorizing negotiations for the sale of property derived from the succession of the late John McDonogh in Plaquemines Parish.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		2156 AS	1873	Authorizing payment of interest due on bonds of the city to the McDonogh School Fund and the Fink Asylum Fund.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		6927 AS	1881	Authorizing the Commissioners of the McDonogh School Fund to borrow from the New Orleans National Bank, the sum of six thousand dollars.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		13092 CS	1897	Granting permission to the School Board to erect a statue to John McDonogh.	This statue in Lafayette Square facing City Hall.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		6459 NCS	1910	Authorizing the Commissioners of the McDonogh School Fund to borrow the sum of $50,000.00 from Julius Weis and Son.	See 3123 CCS - Re depositing the McDonogh and Delgado Funds, also the Louise Schwartz Fund in the Whitney Central National Bank.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		2918 CCS	1915	Ratifying the sale of certain lots of ground by the McDonogh Commission; said lots being located in Section 23, Township 12, Range 12 East, Southeast Land District of Louisiana; east of the Mississippi River.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		7299 CCS	1923	Correcting the boundaries of a triangular lot, sold by the legatees of John McDonogh to Chas. Ledig and John Steib - old No. 103, re-surveyed and made No. 472, according to plan confirmed by E. G. Sandoz, Civil Engineer, and authorizing the Mayor to execute an act to carry same into effect. New Boundary Rocheblave and Toledano Streets and Washington Avenue.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		11750 CCS	1929	Ratifying sale of U. S. Land Scrip No. 5506, dated May 21, 1891, for 160 acres of public land to Charles P. Johnson, by the McDonogh Commission.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		13999 CCS	1933	Authorizing the Mayor to enter into contract with the National Bank of Commerce for the management, custody and control of all trust funds of the city- (McDonogh, Sickles and Fink) - vice the Canal Bank & Trust Co. now in liquidation.	See also 13566 CCS and 14421 CCS.
Trust Funds	John McDonogh		Times-Picayune	5-May-38	A bronze statue of John McDonogh was unveiled on May 5th, 1938, in McDonogh Place at St. Charles Avenue and Toledano Street.
Trust Funds	Louise Schwartz		3123 CCS	1916	Re depositing of the McDonogh and Delgado Funds, also the Louise Schwartz Fund in Whitney Central National Bank.
Trust Funds	Nicholas Girod		1480 AS	1872	Authorizing the lease of the Girod Asylum to be used as a Boys' and Girls' House of Refuge.	See "House of Refuge".
Trust Funds	Nicholas Girod		9042 CS	1894	Nicholas Girod died on Sept. 1st, 1840, and by his will bequeathed to the Mayor of the City of New Orleans $100,000.00 for the purpose of establishing an institution to support and educate orphan boys of French descent.	(After much litigation only about $28,000 of the original $100,000 was left which by the "judicious investments" of various succeeding mayors this this amount was brought up to over $81,000 as of January 1860. The papers were destroyed by fire in 1867 and according to an accounting made in 1870, the fund showed an amount of over $75,000, a large part of which was used to erect buildings in the rear of Metairie Ridge to be used for an orphanage, leaving a balance of only $639.55 to the credit of the fund. It appears that these buildings were never utilized and this ordinance is to offer them for lease for a period of 99 years. See also 1480 AS.
Trust Funds	Nicholas Girod		9218 CS	1894	Accepting the bid of S. Vidalet, Vice-President of the Girod Society, for the lease of buildings as provided for in Ordinance 9042 CS for 99 years at $10.00 per annum. - Repealed by 10630 CS - due to unsanitary condition of buildings.
Trust Funds	Nicholas Girod		757 NCS	1901	To carry into effect the bequest of Nicholas Girod for the care of French orphans residing in Louisiana and to authorize the Mayor to lease the property belonging to the Girod Fund.	Nicholas Girod Asylum Building on Metairie Road.
Trust Funds	Nicholas Girod		199 CCS	1913	Directing sale of 31 Premium Bonds of the Girod Fund, proceeds to be used for the repair of property owned by said Fund on City Park Avenue, now being used as a colored department of the Boy's Reformatory by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
Trust Funds	S. V. Sickles		1011 AS	1871	Authorizing the Mayor to select a druggist to furnish medicines gratis to the poor, to be paid for from the interest accruing from the Sickles Legacy.
Trust Funds	S. V. Sickles		1325 AS	1872	Providing for the management of the Sickles Legacy, establishing a free dispensary to be placed in charge of the Administrator of Finance subject to the control of the Council.	See also 7829 NCS and 4189 AS.
Trust Funds	S. V. Sickles		1839 AS	1872	To settle the claim of the Sickles bequest, amounting with interest to December 1871, to 25,603.78, by delivery to that charity $5,050 seven percent bonds.
Trust Funds	S. V. Sickles		2139 AS	1873	Issuing to the custodian of the Sickles Fund a warrant for Consolidated Gold Bonds at par in the amount of $20,124.55; due by the city to said fund on May 1st, 1873.
Trust Funds	S. V. Sickles		4189 AS	1877	Appointing a new Committee for the Sickles Fund, and stopping further expenses and disbursements until the views and suggestions of said committee are received.	See 7829 NCS.
Trust Funds	S. V. Sickles		2160 CCS	1915	Amending and re-enacting 7829 NCS to provide for a Board of Administrators of the Sickles Free Dispensary, to be composed of the Commissioner of Public Safety, Superintendent of Public Health, and a resident physician of the city.	Amended by 2212 CCS - providing for three resident physicians on the Board.
Trust Funds	S. V. Sickles		13999 CCS	1933	Authorizing the Mayor to enter into contract with the National Bank of Commerce for the management, custody, and control of all trust funds of the city (McDonogh, Sickles and Fink) vice the Canal Bank & Trust Co., now in liquidation.	See also 13566 CCS and 14421 CCS.
Trust Funds	Samuel Zemurray		14611 CCS	1937	Accepting the proposed donation of Samuel Zemurray of Five Thousand shares of the capital stock of the United Fruit Company, the proceeds of which are to be used by the city for study, research and treatment in the field of mental hygiene and psychiatry.
Unlawful Assembly				3847 OS	1858	Prohibiting persons of color from assembling.
Vagrancy						See "Moral Code"
Vagrancy			4839 OS	1859	Providing for the arrest and detention of vagrants and vagabonds to prevent pilfering.
Vagrancy			1025 AS	1871	An ordinance to suppress and punish vagrancy in the City of New Orleans.	Amended and re-enacted by 13974 CS.
Vagrancy			5046 AS	1879	To define and punish each of the offenses of being idle and disorderly, and of being a rogue and vagabond.
Vagrancy			1436 NCS	1902	To punish vagrants, dangerous and suspicious persons, buncosteerers, confidence men, thieves, gamblers, pimps, touts, fakirs, pickpockets, and all persons as knowingly horbor or protect same.	See also 5754 NCS prohibiting transportation in the city of any indigent person.
Vagrancy			5268 CCS	1918	Defining who are vagrants and providing punishment for all such persons.
Vagrancy			14477 CCS	1936	Defining and prohibiting vagrancy, loitering, prostitution, or offering to procure another for prostitution, or any indecent or immoral act.
Viaducts	Canal Street Viaduct		8990 CCS		Providing for the payment of judgment rendered against the City of New Orleans in favor of the Coco Cola Company.
Viaducts	Canal Street Viaduct		9019 CCS		Providing for the installation and maintenance of lights by the Algiers Public Service, Inc.
Viaducts	Canal Street Viaduct		9111 CCS		Accepting bid of W. H. Bond for construction of the remainder of Canal Street pedestrian viaduct.
Viaducts	Canal Street Viaduct		8889 CCS	1925	Providing for the completion of the viaduct over Canal Street from Front Street to the river, and for pro-rating of the cost.
Viaducts	Franklin Avenue Viaduct		9375 CCS	1926	Directing the New Orleans Public Service to remove the viaduct over Franklin Avenue.
Viaducts	Newton Street Viaduct		4301 NCS	1906	Directing preparation of plans and specifications for construction of a viaduct over the tracks of the Southern Pacific Railroad on Newton Street.	See also 4656 NCS.
Viaducts	Newton Street Viaduct		6102 NCS	1909	Prohibiting the driving of hogs, sheep and horned cattle over the Newton Street Viaduct, except between the hours of 4 and 6 AM, and 10 and 11 AM.	See also 7535 CCS, as amended by 12784 CCS - re maintenance of Newton Street Viaduct. See 13456 CCS - re improving floor and widening roadway.
Vieux Carre			8735 CCS	1925	Creating the Vieux Carre Commission, fixing its jurisdition, power, duties and expenditures, and defining its purposes and functions.	Amended and re-enacted by: 8757 CCS, 14058 CCS, and 14538 CCS.
Vieux Carre	Beauregard Home - Chartres Street		13175 CCS	1931	Exempting "Beauregard Home" from taxation.
Vieux Carre	Old Napoleon House - 514 Chartres Street		14676 CCS	1937	Purchased by Major Robert S. Maestri and tendered to the City of New Orleans.
Vieux Carre	Pontalba Buildings		11949 CCS	1930	Accepting from the Pontalba Building Museum Association, Inc., that certain portion of ground and the improvements there on known as the Upper Pontalba Building, and fixing the terms and conditions controlling said donation.
Vieux Carre	Pontalba Buildings		12183 CCS	1930	Creating a Commission to be known as the Pontalba Building Culture Museum Commission, fixing its powers and duties and defining its functions.	Amended by 12963 CCS changing the name of the Commission to the Upper Pontalba Building Commission.
Wards			330 OS	1852	An ordinance carrying into effect Act of the Legislature of 1852, pages 42, 55, and 111, consolidating the City of New Orleans. The ordinance is dividing the several Districts in the city into Wards and providing for representation on the basis of the number of voters in each ward.
Wards			294 AS	1870	Establishing the Twelfth, Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards.
Wards			6503 AS	1880	Fixing the boundaries of the Districts, Wards, and Precincts - right and left bank of the river.
Washington Artillery			3633 OS	1857	Granting the use of the building on Girod Street formerly occupied by the Fire Co. No. 19, to Washington Artillery as an arsenal.
Water Works						See "Sewerage".
Water Works						See also "Sewerage & Water Board"
Water Works			1120 OS	1845	Providing for the erection of a water works for the cleaning of streets and protection against fires - such services not being supplied by the water works in operation now.
Water Works			78 OS	1852	Requesting the city surveyor to submit to the Council a plan for the establishment of a system of sewerage, drainage, and grades for the city.
Water Works			2657 OS	1856	Requesting the committee on the Artesian Well on Canal Street to report on the condition of same and the prospects of a speedy completion.
Water Works			5324 OS	1860	Authorizing the Mayor to subscribe in the name of the city for shares of capital stock in the Lafayette Water Works Company.
Water Works			6087 OS	1862	Prohibiting the opening of fire plugs by persons other than members of the fire companies.
Water Works			253 AS	1870	Creating a department for the administration of the Water Works and public buildings.
Water Works			468 AS	1870	Providing that any person or persons might sell water throughout the city without charge for license.
Water Works			475 AS	1870	Making provision for the protection of the City Water Works.
Water Works			6991 AS	1881	Pertaining to a contract between the city and the New Orleans Drainage and Sewerage Co., providing for the laying of sewers and drains in streets and public places, and granting to the city the privilege of purchasing said property after 20 years.
Water Works			6142 CS	1892	Pertaining to a contract between the city and A. A. Woods and Associates for the construction of a sewerage system, providing for its effective operation, and establishment of Police regulations.
Water Works			7118 NCS	1911	Providing that the two squares of ground in front of the Water Purification Plant, bounded by Spruce, Leonidas, Sycamore, and Monroe Streets, be set apart as a park and named the Lewis Johnson Park.	See "Parks".
Water Works			5111 CCS	1918	Requiring owners and agents to keep plumbing fixtures, drains, etc., in a sanitary condition on all premises so as to obtain free and unobstructed flow of water through pipes and sewers.
Weeds and Grass			389 CS	1883	Regulating the repairing and keeping of sidewalks free from grass and weeds.
Weeds and Grass			4920 NCS	1907	Requiring owners of property or their agents to cut and remove grass, weeds, etc., from sidewalks in front of their premises.
Weeds and Grass			5391 NCS	1908	Requiring owners or agents or occupants of property to cut and remove grass and weeds, and providing a penalty for violation.	See also 6835 CCS.
Weeds and Grass			3080 CCS	1916	Prohibiting the growth of weeds and grass over two feet in height on any premises, either occupied or unoccupied.	See also 6835 CCS and 5248 CCS.
Weeds and Grass			14468 CCS	1936	To provide for the cutting, destruction, and removal of weeds, grass, or other unhealthy growths on sidewalks, banquettes, or vacant lots in the City of New Orleans.
Weights and Measures			3747 OS	1858	Regulating the weight and measurement of fire wood and coal, and the sale of same in the city.	Amended by 4143 OS. See also 5790 OS - 1861.
West End			1331 CCS		Accepting bid - Roadways & foot walks.
West End			14025 CCS		Accepting bid.
West End			14168 CCS		Extending lease for period June 1, 1935 to May 31, 1936.
West End			1451 CCS		Plans and specifications for four comfort stations and one electric transformer sub-station.
West End			1567 CCS		Adopting plans and specifications for four comfort stations.
West End			1694 CCS		Accepting bid for four comfort stations.
West End			1695 CCS		Accepting bid for constructin of an electric transformer sub-station.
West End			1745 CCS		Plans and specifications for delivery of approximately 10,000 cubic yards of hydraulic dredged material in order to complete filling and grading.
West End			1837 CCS		Accepting bid as per 1745 CCS.
West End			1846 CCS		Plans and specifications of a steel frame foot walk shed, installing of a prismatic fountain and the construction of such buildings as may be necessary improving the grand terrace.
West End			1924 CCS		Repealing 1694 CCS, and directing plans be revised.
West End			1943 CCS		Amending and re-enacting 1846 CCS to include office and tool buildigns.
West End			1962 CCS		Adopting plans and specifications for prismatic fountain and covered foot walk.	See 1846 CCS.
West End			1997 CCS		Re: hiring of a steel structural engineer to govern the framing of the dome shaped pavilion.
West End			2062 CCS		Accepting bid - four comfort stations.	See 1924 CCS.
West End			2072 CCS		Adopting plans as per 1943 CCS.
West End			2078 CCS		Accepting bid as per 1962 CCS.
West End			2080 CCS		Directing preparation of specifications for the installation of necessary pile.
West End			2109 CCS		Rejecting all bids submitted under 1962 for constructin of a covered foot walk, authorizing revised plans.
West End			2115 CCS		Adopting specifications for earthen foundations for concessions.
West End			2205 CCS		Accepting bid for creosoted bulkhead and earth foundation.
West End			2227 CCS		Accepting two completed comfort stations (1924 and 2062).
West End			2234 CCS		Providing for an exchange of jurisdiction of certain properties belonging to the city and the Southern Yacht Club.
West End			2234 CCS		Providing for exchange of jurisdiction, occupation, etc., of certain properties belonging to the city and the Southern Yacht Club.
West End			2235 CCS		Plans and specifications for purchase and placing of 100 benches.
West End			2305 CCS		Adopting plans as per 2235 CCS.
West End			2405 CCS		Plans and specifications for the embellishment of West End Lake Shore Park.
West End			2439 CCS		Adopting plans as per 2405 CCS.
West End			2457 CCS		Plans and specifications for the erection of shelter stands.
West End			2822 NCS		Authorizing plans and specifictions to cover a new lease of the property.
West End			2992 NCS		Granting extension for temporary care and maintenance to the N. O. Railways & Light Company.
West End			3170 NCS		Advertisement for sale of lease.
West End			3574 NCS		Extending privilege to N. O. Railways & Light Company.
West End			4216 CCS		Plans and specifications and advertisement for bids for the erection of a music stand.
West End			4417 NCS		Extending privilege to N. O. Railways & Light Company.
West End			4792 NCS		Listing terms, conditions and specifications governing the re-leasing.
West End			5229 NCS		Extending privilege to N. O. Railways & Light Company.
West End			5723 NCS		Extending privilege to N. O. Railways & Light Company.
West End			6429 NCS		Extending privilege to N. O. Railways & Light Company.
West End			6804 NCS		Accepting bid for filling the area.
West End			6831 NCS		Accepting bid for construction of the sea wall.
West End			968 CCS		Plans and specification for shell roadways and foot walk pavements.
West End			6316 AS	1880	Granting to the No. O. City Railroad Company the right to the exclusive use of the Lake Front of the revetment levee beween the end of the New Canal and the bridge of the Upper Line Canal, for a period of 25 years, upon condition that same be beautified and a hotel, pavillion and restaurant built over the water of Lake Pontchartrain in accordance with plans and specifications to be adopted by the Council.	See also: 2822 NCS, 2992 NCS, 3170 NCS, 3574 NCS, 4417 NCS, 4792 NCS, 5229 NCS, 5723 NCS, 6429 NCS
West End			4524 NCS	1907	Requiring owners of skiffs and boats for hire at West End and other lake resorts to take the name, occupation, place of business, and residence of persons renting such craft, to establish identity in case of loss.	See also 5180 CCS.
West End			6571 NCS	1910	Authorizing the employment of H. L. Zander to make borings in the bed of Lake Pontchartrain to determine the character of the sub-soil, with a view to the improvement of West End.
West End			6639 NCS	1910	Directing plans and specifications be made for construction of a concrete sea wall at West End, and the filling in with earth dredged from Lake Pontchartrain the area between the proposed sea wall and the revetment levee - also advertising for bids, etc.	See also 6804 NCS and 6831 NCS.
West End			7129 NCS	1911	Carrying into effect Act No. 9 of the General Assembly of the State of Louisiana of 1910, to provide for the borrowing of $175,000 from the N. O. Railways & Light Co. for the construction of a recreational and amusement park at West End.
West End			535 CCS	1913	Creating the West End Lake Shore Park Advisory Board, authorizing contracts for improvement, the employment of a General Manager, etc.
West End			691 CCS	1913	Directing specifications be made to govern the filling of the area between the west bank of the New Basin Canal and the new timber bulkhead being jointly constructed by the Board of Control of the New Basin Canal and the Southern Yacht Club.	See also: 968 CCS, 1331 CCS, 1451 CCS, 1567 CCS, 1694 CCS, 1695 CCS, 1745 CCS, 1837 CCS, 1846 CCS, 1924 CCS, 1943 CCS, 1962 CCS, 1997 CCS, 2062 CCS, 2072 CCS, 2078 CCS, 2080 CCS
West End			7823 CCS	1924	Making it unlawful to sell or peddle any commodity of any kind in West End Lake Shore Park except upon the premises of concessions granted by the Commission Council.
West End			13976 CCS	1933	Directing plans and specifications for rebuilding the creosoted wooden bulkhead and replacing the roadway fill between the sea wall of West End Park and the Southern Yacht Club (running parallel to the New Basin Canal).	See also 14025.
West End			14117 CCS	1934	Cancelling lease held by the Guaranty Development Company (formerly Hotel Grunewald Company, Ltd) under Ordinance 7358 CCS on property situated in the northwest corner of property formerly owned by the Southern Yacht Club, and authorizing the release of said property to certain other persons; lease to run from June 1, 1934 to May 31, 1935.	See also 14168 CCS and 2234 CCS.
Workhouse						See also House of Detention.
Workhouse			282 OS	1841	Providing for the selection of a Board of Inspectors consisting of two citizens from each ward together with the Committee on the workhouse and the Public Prisons within the Municipality, for the management of the Workhouse, House of Refuge and prison of this Municipality.
Workhouse			1058 OS	1845	Authorizing acceptance of sale: square of ground bounded by Vine, Hevia, Willow, and Cypress Streets, also eight lots bounded by Perilliat, Magnolia, Cypress Streets, and the Workhouse of the Second Municipality, for extension of the Workhouse and prison.
Workhouse			1081 OS	1845	Accepting sale of lot No. 7 from M. Bach, in square bounded by Workhouse, Perilliat, Cypress, and Magnolia Streets.	See House of Refuge.
Workhouse			3489 OS	1857	Pertaining to the leasing of the City Workhouse for a period of ten years.
Workhouse			4099 OS	1858	Providing for the Manage of the City Workhouse, and the appointment of officers.
Workhouse			2172 AS	1873	Changing the name of the City Workhouse to the Police Jail.	See also 2281 AS changing the name of the Police Jail and re-establishing the City Workhouse.
Works Progress Administration			14445 CCS	1936	Appropriating and dedicating $100,000 for the purchse of materials representing the contribution from the City of New Orleans in the street repairing and rehabilitation program of the WPA.
Works Progress Administration			14652 CCS	1937	Appropriating and dedicating $50,000.00 for the purchase of materials for use in connection with the street repair program being carried on by the WPA.	See 14653 CCS - advertising for bids.
Yachts - Yacht Club			4955 AS	1879	Granting to members of the Southern Yacht Club the use of that portion of the harbor inside of the revetment levee from the New Canal to Astredo's House as a mooring place for yachts, provided that the said Club will place a keeper at the bridge at the intersection of New Canal and the revetment levee, and keep said bridge in good repair at the Club's expense.
Yachts - Yacht Club			7142 AS	1881	Repealing all ordinances granting privileges to individuals or corporations on the revetment levee west of the New Canal, which are not secured by notarial act with the city government.	See 7200 AS rescinding this ordinance in so far as it applies to privileges granted to the Southern Yacht Club.
Yachts - Yacht Club			11503 CS	1895	Amending ordinances 4955 AS and 7200 AS to provide more room for the yachts of members of the Southern Yacht Club.	See also 5472 CCS - extending privileges granted under these ordinances for 25 years.
Yachts - Yacht Club			4524 NCS	1907	Requiring owners of skiffs and other pleasure craft at West End and other lake resorts, to obtain the name, business and residence address of any person or persons renting such craft, to establish identity in case of loss.
Yachts - Yacht Club			2234 CCS	1915	Entering nito notarial contract with the Southern Yacht Club for exchange of jurisdiction, occupation, and control of certain properties.	See also 7358 CCS, 14117 CCS, and 14168 CCS - pertaining to restaurant location.
Yachts - Yacht Club			11817 CCS	1929	Appropriating $1000 to meeet the expenses incurred in the entertainment of visitors in connection with the Star Class Yacht Championship Races at New Orleans.
Zoning	Restricted Areas		7591 CCS	1923	Creating a residential district.	Amended by 8801 CCS - to open Laurel Street, Webster to Calhoun, for business.
Zoning	Restricted Areas	Bellecastle Street to Robert Street - Camp Street to the river.	3338 CCS	1916	Zoning against picture shows.
Zoning	Restricted Areas	Broadway to Audubon Boulevard, Green to S. Claiborne Avenue.	6798 CCS	1922	Creating a residential zone.
Zoning	Restricted Areas	Canal Boulevard - Vicksburg Stret, Rosedale Drive - N. O. Terminal Tracks.	10652 CCS	1927	Releasing for business purposes.
Zoning	Restricted Areas	City Park Avenue - S. Carrollton Avenue, Orleans Avenue - Toulouse Street.	7605 CCS	1923	Creating a residential district.	Amendedby 8461 CCS - as to height of buildings.
Zoning	Restricted Areas	Delachaise St. - S. Lower Foucher Line, S. Rocheblave - Minturn and S. Claiborne Ave.	7973 CCS	1924	Creating a residential district.	Amended by 8460 CCS - setting aside certain areas and permitting certain retail businesses.
Zoning	Restricted Areas	Elysian Fields - N. Claiborne Avenue, Esplanade Avenue - Royal Street.	8470 CCS	1925	Zoning against factories, manufacturing plants, iron works, etc.
Zoning	Restricted Areas	Esplanade Avenue - Marais Street, Verna Street - Leda Street.	6827 CCS	1922	Creating a residential zone.	Amended by 8013 CCS to permit drug stores.
Zoning	Restricted Areas	Gentilly Road - Florida Avenue, Kolb's Farm - .	8379 CCS	1925	Creating a residential district.	Amended by 8391 CCS and 8667 CCS - Reamended by 9012 CCS so as to provide a business section on the river side of Gentilly Road.
Zoning	Restricted Areas	Homedale Avenue - Hawthorne Place, Scott Place - Bienville Avenue.	7590 CCS	1923	Creating a residential district.
Zoning	Restricted Areas	Independence Street - Bartholomew Street, St. Claude Avenue - North Claiborne Avenue.	9284 CCS	1926	Zoning against iron foundries, garages, manufacturing plants, stables, blacksmith shops, etc. Exempting businesses now operating on St. Claude Avenue.
Zoning	Restricted Areas	Jackson Ave. to Fourth St., Baronne St. to Carondelet, and Eighth St. to Louisiana Ave., Carondelet St. to Magazine St.	7588 CCS	1923	Creating a residential district.
Zoning	Restricted Areas	Jena Street - Bordeaux Street, St. Charle Avenue - Prytania St.	10011 CCS	1927	Creating a residential district.
Zoning	Restricted Areas	Leake Avenue - Upper Protection Levee, Spruce Street - Leonidas Street and S. Claiborne Avenue and S. Carrollton Avenue.	8118 CCS	1925	Creating a residential district.	Amended by 8556 CCS - setting aside certain areas for business, and amended by 8708 CCS - making further releases for business.
Zoning	Restricted Areas	Peters Avenue to State Street, Freret Street - Cucullu Street.	7194 CCS	1922	Zoning against businesses.
Zoning	Restricted Areas	Pontchartrain Blvd. to Lake Avenue, Avenue "A" to West End Country Club.	7589 CCS	1923	Creating a residential district.	Amended by 8013 CCS to permit drug stores.
Zoning	Restricted Areas	S. Carrollton Ave. - Upper Foucher Line, Apricot Street - Plum Street, and Broadway - Upper Foucher Line, St. Charles Ave. - Zimple Street.	7608 CCS	1923	Creating a residential district.	Amended by 8057 and 9435 CCS.
Zoning	Restricted Areas	S. Carrollton Avenue - Jefferson Avenue, S. Claiborne Avenue to Near Y&MV Tracks.	7581 CCS	1923	Creating a residential district.
Zoning	Restricted Areas	S. Carrollton Avenue - Palmetto Avenue, North Line Street - Edmond Street, Last Street - Pontchartrain Boulevard.	8214 CCS	1925	Creating a residential district.	Amended by 8429 CCS and further amended by 8935 CCS exempting from zoning restrictions square 641 bounded by Joilet, Marks and Cambronne Streets, and the L&A railroad tracks.
Zoning	Restricted Areas	Short Street - Upper Foucher Line, St. Charles Avenue - Streets near the river.	7607 CCS	1923	Creating a residential zone, and repealing 9014, 9219, 8071 NCS and 1172, 1462, 1538, 6940. 7510, 7552. 7570, all CCS, and covering restrictions on various streets in the same area.
Zoning	Restricted Areas	St. Charles Avenue - Lower Foucher Line, S. Claiborne - Peters Avenue.	7606 CCS	1923	Creating a residential district within the area.	Amending 5734 CCS - zoning Calhoun Street.
Zoning	Restricted Areas	Washington Ave. - Toledano St., Claiborne Ave. - Eve Street and Delachaise - Lower Foucher Line, Rocheblave - Minturn, Colipissa St. - Breedlove St., and Rickerville Line.	7631 CCS	1923	Creating a residential zone.	Amended by 8330 CCS. Amended by 9047 CCS - to exempt certain lots in square bounded by Eden, S. Gayouso, Eve, Washington Avenue and S. Dupre Streets - amended also by 9374 CCS to exempt square bounded by Washington Avenue, Broad, White and Elba Streets.
Zoning	Restricted Areas	West End Boulevard - Orleans Avenue, Robert E. Lee Boulevard - N. O. Terminal Co. Tracks.	8728 CCS	1925	Creating a residential district.	See 9037 CCS and 10652 - releasing for retail business the square bounded by Rosedale Drive, N. O. Terminal Company's Tracks, Canal Boulevard and Vicksburg Street.
Zoning	Restricted Areas	West End Lake Shore Park.	7193 CCS	1922	Prohibiting the establishment and operation of businesses.	See 9097 CCS - releasing area bounded by Lake Avenue, Lee Avenue, Shell Road and Mercier Street.
Zoning	Restricted Areas (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	Baronne to Dryades Streets, St. Andrew to Felicity Street.	13156 CCS	1931	Changing from "D" - Apartments to ??
Zoning	Restricted Areas (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	Bayou St. John - Dumaine Street Bridge and Esplanade Avenue Bridge.	14554 CCS	1937	Two irregular strips along Bayou St. John made "A" Residential.
Zoning	Restricted Areas (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	Canal Boulevard - Conrad Street, Robert E. Lee Blvd. - Louis XIV Street.	12144 CCS	1930	Changing from "A" - Residential to "E" - Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Areas (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	Canal Boulevard - N.O. Navigation Canal, Old Metairie Road - Southern Railway Tracks.	12294 CCS	1930	Changing from "A" - Residential to "E" - Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Areas (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	Canal Boulevard - Old Metairie Road, Southern Railway Tracks - New Basin Canal.	12297 CCS	1930	Changing from "A" - Residential to "E" - Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Areas (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	Carrollton Avenue to Short Street, Colapissa to Fig Street.	12119 CCS	1930	Lots Nos. 2 to 9, inclusive, changed from "C" - Apartments to "E" - Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Areas (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	Frenchmen Street to Touro Street, N. Robertson to Claiborne Avenue.	12270 CCS	1930	Making Commercial "E".
Zoning	Restricted Areas (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	Gentilly Road - Paris Avenue, St. Bernard Avenue - Florida Avenue.	14555 CCS	1937	Changing area from "A" and "C" to "I" - Industrial.
Zoning	Restricted Areas (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	Greenwood Cemetery Tract.	11921 CCS	1930	Changing from "A" - Residential to "E" - Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Areas (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	Hagan Avenue - Toulouse and Moss Streets (Triangle).	14647 CCS	1937	Changing from "A" - Residential to "B" - Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Areas (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	Henry Clay Avenue - Calhoun Street, Camp Street - Coliseum.	14616 CCS	1937	Changing area from "A" - Resiential to "B" Residential..
Zoning	Restricted Areas (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	Joseph St. - Garfield, Octavia St. - Hurst and Joseph St. - Garfield, Octavia - Atlanta, and Joseph St. - Pitt St., Octavia - Atlanta and Joseph - Pitt, Arabella - Prytania.	13154 CCS	1931	Changing various lots from "E" Commercial to "A" Residential.
Zoning	Restricted Areas (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	Moss Street - Encampment, Sere Street - N.O. Terminal R.R.	12606 CCS	1930	Changing from "E" - Commercial to "I" - Industrial.
Zoning	Restricted Areas (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	N. Carrollton Avenue - Dumaine Street, Allard Street (Triangle).	13076 CCS	1931	Changing from "A" - Residential to "E" - Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Areas (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	Oak Street - Plum Street, Carrollton Avenue to Short Street.	12789 CCS	1931	Changing from "C" - Apartments to "E" - Commercial.	See also 13131 CCS.
Zoning	Restricted Areas (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	Oak Street to Plum Street, Carrollton Avenue to Short Street.	13131 CCS	1931	Changing Lot No. 21 from "C" - Apartments to "F" - Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Areas (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	Ordinance 11302 CCS.	11302 CCS		Amendments to Special Ordinance 11302 CCS changing classifications of areas according to the following code: "A" and "B" - Residential, "C" and "D" - Apartments, "E", "F", and "G" - Commercial, "H" - Vieux Carre, "I", "J", & "K"- Industrial, and "L" - Unrestricted.
Zoning	Restricted Areas (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	Patterson Street - Alix Street, Belleville Street - Oliver Street.	14524 CCS	1937	Changing from "I" - Industrial to "C" - Apartments.
Zoning	Restricted Areas (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	Robert E. Lee Blvd - Vicksburg Street, Canal Boulevard - Conrad Street.	12145 CCS	1930	Changing from "A" - Residential to "E" - Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Areas (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	S. Rendon to S. Gayoso, Eden St. to Eve Street.	12052 CCS	1930	Changing from "A" - Residential - "B" - Residential.
Zoning	Restricted Areas (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	Triangular area bounded by Industrial Canal - Florida Walk - Desire Street.	13032 CCS	1931	Changing from "B" - Residential and "E" - Commercial to "I" - Industrial and "L" Unrestricted.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Adams Street: From Maple St. to Hampson Street.	9732 CCS	1926	Releasing for business purposes.	Zoned against business by 7608 CCS.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Alexander Street - Corner Bienville.	14532 CCS	1937	Changing classification of upper lake corner from "B" Residential to "E" Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Anthony Street (N) - Corner Bienville Street.	14596 CCS	1937	Changing classification of upper river corner from "B" Residential to "E" Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Apple Street - Carrollton Avenue to Joliet Street.	6846 CCS	1922	Zoning against garages and automobile places.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Arabella Street - Garfield Street to St. Charles Avenue.	6246 CCS	1921	Zoning against various businesses.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Audubon Place and Blvd. St. Chas. Avenue to Apricot.	7796 CCS	1924	Creating a residential zone in the vicinity.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Audubon Street - Freret to Green Streets, including corners of intersecting streets, including corners of intersecting streets.	1926 CCS	1914	Zoning against bar rooms, markets, groceries, fruit and oyster shops, wholesale or retail establishments, etc.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Audubon Street - St. Charles Avenue to Magazine Street.	8071 NCS	1911	Zoning against bar rooms, markets, groceries, fruit and oyster shops, wholesale or retail establishments, etc.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Audubon Street - St. Charles Avenue to Newcomb Property.	5854 CCS	1920	Zoning against bar rooms, markets, groceries, fruit and oyster shops, wholesale or retail establishments, etc.	Amended by 7608 C.C.S. - zoning the entire area.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Aududon Street - Green Street to Fontainebleau Dr.	6843 CCS	1922	Zoning against bar rooms, markets, groceries, fruit and oyster shops, wholesale or retail establishments, etc.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Banks Street - Galvez to Bernadotte Streets.	6738 NCS	1910	Amending 408 NCS including Banks Street in zoning law, and adding bakeries to list of banned industries.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Banks Street - S. Broad Street to Carrollton Avenue.	8986 CCS	1926	Prohibiting the establishment of manufacturing plants.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Baronne Street - Corner Constantinople.	9213 CCS	1926	Releasing for business.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Baronne Street - General Taylor to Constantinople.	7617 CCS	1923	Amending 6952 CCS.(zoning General Taylor Street) so as to unzone Baronne Street from General Taylor to Constantinople.	Amended by 7885 CCS extending limit to Peniston Street.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Baronne Street - Intersection of Louisiana Avenue.	12328 CCS	1930	Changing all four corners of the intersection from "C" apartments, to "E"Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Baronne Street - Napoleon Avenue to Robert Street	9651 CCS	1927	Creating a residential district and prohibiting businesses of any kind.	Amended by 11427 CCS, and permitting established businesses 15 years in which to liquidate, and by 11818 CCS permitting buildings already started for business to be completed and operated for the 15-year period provided for.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Baronne Street - St. Andrew St. to Felicity.	13156 CCS	1931	Changing from "D" Apartments to "E" Commercial lots 34 to 43, inclusive, on the lake side of Baronne St., including 120 feet on St. Andrew.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Baronne Street - Washington Avenue to Louisiana Avenue.	9018 NCS	1912	Zoning against bar rooms, groceries, fruit shops, oyster shops, markets, stables, nickle shows, store rooms or warehouses, barber shops and blacksmith shops.	Amended by 2014 CCS to prohibit foundries.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Barracks Street - Decatur to Chartres.	8024 CCS	1924	Amending 5706 CCS (zoning Esplanade Avenue) so as not to apply to Barracks Street between Decatur and Chartres Streets.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Barret Street - Upperline Street to Peters Avenue.	6314 CCS	1921	Zoning against various businesses.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Baudin Street - Carrollton Avenue to S. Scott Street.	8987 CCS	1926	Creating a residential district.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Behrman Avenue - Newton Street to Outfall Canal.	8802 CCS	1925	Creating a residential district.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Belfast Street - Dublin Street to Broad Place.	1815 CCS	1914`	Restricting to residential use only.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Bell Street - N. Broad Street to N. Rendon.	8630 NCS	1912	Zoning against livery stables.	See also 9434 CCS opening space opposite LeBreton Market.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Bienville Street - Corner N. Anthony Street.	14596 CCS	1937	Changing upper river corner from "A" Residential to "E" Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Bienville Street - Corner N. Olympia Street.	14595 CCS	1937	Changing upper lake corner from "B" Residential to "E" Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Bienville Street - Corner of Alexander (N) Street.	14532 CCS	1937	Changing upper lake corner from "B" Residential to "E" Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Bienville Street - Corner of Cortez Street.	13591 CCS	1931	Changing upper river corner from "B" Residential to "E" Commercial.	See also 13155 CCS - changing upper lake corner from "B" Residential to "E" Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Bordeaux Street - Baronne Street to Danneel Street.	9682 CCS	1927	Zoning against business.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Broad Street (N) - Canal Street to Bruselles Street.	5753 CCS	1920	Zoning against various business both sides of Broad Street and within the square bounded by Broad Street.	Amended by 6289 CCS and 7544 CCS - also amended by 8013 CCS to permit drug stores. See 7863 and 7991 CCS, exempting Canal to Dumaine and Esplanade to Columbus.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Broad Street (N) - Corner St. Bernard Avenue.	14413 CCS	1936	Changing downtown river corner from "B" Residential to "E" Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Broad Street (S) - Napoleon Avenue to Washington Avenue.	6765 CCS	1922	Zoning against various businesses, manufactories etc., also squares on both sides.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Broadway - S. Claiborne Avenue to Fontainebleau Drive.	6043 CCS	1921	Zoning against various businesses.	Repealed by 7608 zoning the entire area.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Broadway - St. Charles Avenue to the river.	3346 CCS	1916	Zoning against blacksmith shops, bar rooms, moving pictures, foundries, laundries, oyster and fruit shops, markets, stables, etc.	See also 7510 CCS. Repealed by 7607 CCS - zoning the entire area.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Broadway and Vicinity - St. Charles Avenue to General Hood.	7570 CCS	1923	Zoning against business.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Broadway Street - St. Charles Avenue to Claiborne.	6873 NCS	1910	Restricted to residential use only.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Burgundy Street - Esplanade Avenue to Poland Avenue.	408 NCS	1900	Zoning against blacksmith sops, forges, wood and coal yards, laundries, oyster and fruit shops.	Amended by 6738 NCS - adding bakeries.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Burthe Street - Carrollton Avenue to Adams Street.	8876 NCS	1912	Zoning against groceries, bar rooms, markets, oyster and fruit shops, stables, nickle shows, barber shops, store rooms, warehouses, and shops and foundries.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Cadiz Street - Claiborne Avenue to Newcomb property.	1040 CCS	1913	Zoning against groceries, bar rooms, markets, oyster and fruit shops, stables, nickle shows, barber shops, store rooms, warehouses, and shops and foundries.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Cadiz Street - St. Charles Avenue to Broad Street.	6394 CCS	1921	Zoning against groceries, bar rooms, markets, oyster and fruit shops, stables, nickle shows, barber shops, store rooms, warehouses, and shops and foundries, including intersecting streets on either side.	Amended by 7091 CCS, also amended by 8013 CCS to permit drug stores.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Calhoun Street - St. Charles Avenue to Claiborne.	5734 CCS	1920	Zoning against bar rooms, markets, groceries, fruit and oyster shops, wholesale and retail establishments.	See 7606 CCS zoning the entire area.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Calhoun Street - St. Charles Avenue to Claibrone Avenue.	9211 CCS	1926	Prohibiting businesses of all kinds.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Calhoun Street - St. Charles Avenue to Magazine Street.	8456 CCS	1925	Governing the erection of buildings.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Calhoun Street - St. Charles Avenue to Mobile Street.	8133 NCS	1911	Zoning against bar rooms, markets, groceries, fruit and oyster shops, wholesale and retail establishments.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Cambronne Street - Spruce Stree to Carrollton Avenue.	1291 CCS	1914	Restricting to residential purposes only.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Camp Street - Canal Street to St. Andrew Street.	8537 NCS	1912	Zoning againsts any wheelwright, blacksmith shop, horse - shoeing shop or other orin works.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Camp Street - Jackson Aveneu to Ninth Street.	6628 CCS	1921	Zoning against various businesses, trades and manufactories - Camp Street and vicinity.	Repealed by 7588 CCS restricting the entire area.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Canal Boulevard - City Park Avenue to Adams Street.	6856 CCS	1922	Zoning against the operation of various businesses, trades and manufactories on the boulevard and vicinity.	Amended by 7224, and 7630 CCS - amended by 8013 CCS to permit drug stores.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Canal Boulevard - Rosedale Drive to Terminal Tracks.	9037 CCS	1926	Releasing for business purposes the downtown side of Canal Boulevard.	Amended by 10652 CCS so as to include the square bounded by Rosedale Drive, N.O. Terminal Tracks, Vicksburg Street and the downtown side of Canal Boulevard.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Canal Boulevard.	8721 CCS	1925	Unzoning certain sections.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Canal Street - Claiborne Avenue to Metairie Road	408 NCS	1900	Zoning against blacksmith shops, forges, wood and coal yards, laundries, oyster and fruit shops.	Amended by 6738 NCS - adding bakeries.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Canal Street - Claiborne Avenue to the Cemeteries.	8536 NCS	1912	Zoning against blacksmith shops, forges, wood and coal yards, laundries, oyster and fruit shops.	Amended by 223 CCS to permit drug stores.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Canal Street - Dorgenois to Broad Street.	9491 CCS	1927	Releasing both sides for business purposes.	Amended by 9599 CCS prohibiting blacksmith shops, factories, etc.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Canal Street - Galvez Street to the cemeteries.	6951 CCS	1922	Zoning against garages and various businesses.	Amended by 7034, 7532, 7618, 7900, 7992, 8013, 8049, and 8668 CCS - to permit certain types of businesses. Further amended by 9062 CCS exempting Carrollton to Cleveland.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Carondelet Street - Louisiana Avenue to Napoleon Avenue.	3568 CCS	1916	Zoning against bar rooms, blacksmith shops, moving pictures, foundries, laundries, oyster shops, cabarets, markets and stables.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Carondelet Street - Louisiana Avenue to Napoleon Avenue.	6559 CCS	1921	Zoning against bar rooms, blacksmith shops, moving pictures, fundries, laundries, oyster shops, cabarets, markets and stables, including squares bounded on either side by Carondelet Street.	Amended by 8013 CCS to permit drug stores..
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Carondelet Street - Louisiana Avenue to Seventh Street.	9378 CCS	1926	Releasing both sides for business purposes, also the four corners of Louisiana Avenue.	Amended by 9484 CCS - prohibiting manufacturing plants, etc.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Carondelet Street - Napoleon Avenue to Robert Street.	9478 CCS	1927	Creating a residential district both sides.	Amended by 9651 CCS so as to include Baronne Street, both sides.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Carondelet Street - Napoleon Avenue to Robert Street.	11427 CCS	1929	Amending 9651 CCS so as to allow established businesses 15 years in which to liquidate, and prohibiting the establishment of new businesses.	Amended by 11818 CCS so as to permit buildings already started for business use, to be finished and used for 15 year period already provided for.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Carrollton Avenue - (N) Toulouse to City Park Avenue.	7541 CCS	1923	Zoning against garages or any automobile business, limit to include 100 feet from either side.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Carrollton Avenue - At certain locations.	7558 CCS	1923	Prohibiting automobile service stations.	Amended by 9764 as to set-back limit.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Carrollton Avenue - at St. Charles Avenue.	9662 CCS	1927	Releasing the four corners.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Carrollton Avenue - River to Colapissa Street.	9219 NCS	1912	Zoning against all businesses.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Carrollton Avenue - St. Charles Avenue to Claiborne	8259 NCS	1911	Zoning against moving picture shows.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Carrollton Avenue - St. Charles Avenue to Colapissa Street.	5645 CCS	1920	Zoning against garages, nickle theatres, amusements, blacksmith shops, oyster and fruit shops, markets, stables, etc.	Amended by 5653 CCS making the limit Fig Street instead of Colapissa, and by 5684 CCS allowing ddrug stores, etc.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Carrollton Avenue (S) Cleveland Avenue to Olloa Street.	9119 CCS	1926	Creating residential district to extend a distance from either side.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Carrollton Avenue and Oak Street.	8930 CCS	1926	Exempting from 15-foot set-back building law.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	City Park Avenue - Bayou St. John to Canal Street.	8689 NCS	1927	Zoning against groceries, barrooms, markets, oyster and fruit stores, blacksmith shops, stables, etc. and picture shows.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	City Park Avenue - Orleans Street to Esplanade Bridge and along west bank of Bayou St. John to Taylor Avenue.	5682 CCS	1920	Zoning against groceries, barrooms, markets, oyster and fruit stores, blacksmith shops, stables, etc. and picture shows.	Amended by 8013 CCS to permit drug stores, and by 6602 CCS exempting boarding houses, apartment houses, etc.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Claiborne Avenue (N) - Corner of Desire Street.	8762 CCS	1925	Releasing for business purposes.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Claiborne Avenue (N) - Esplanade to Elysian Fields Avenue	8589 NCS	1912	Zoning against picture shows.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Claiborne Avenue (S) - .	9365 CCS	1926	Releasing premises at 6201 S. Claiborne Avenue for business.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Claiborne Avenue (S) - Calhoun Street to upper Foucher Line.	7795 CCS	1924	Creating a residential district.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Claiborne Avenue (S) - Canal Street to Louisiana Avenue.	8714 CCS	1925	Releasing for business purposes.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Claiborne Avenue (S) - Carrollton Avenue to Lowerline Street.	792 CCS	1913	Creating a residential district.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Claiborne Avenue (S) - Carrollton Avenue to Monroe Street	942 CCS	1913	Creating a residential district.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Claiborne Avenue (S) - Intersectin of Carrollton Avenue	14547 CCS	1937	Amending 11302 CCS by changing upper lake corner and downtown lake corner from"C" Apartments to "F" Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Claiborne Avenue (S) - Intersection of Louisiana Avenue.	9415 CCS	1926	Releasing the lower lake corner for business, excepting factories.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Claiborne Avenue (S) - Napoleon Avenue to Calhoun Street.	7086 CCS	1922	Creating a residential district.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Claiborne Avenue (S) - Napoleon Avenue to Peters Avenue	6315 CCS	1921	Zoning against various businesses.	Repealed by 7086 CCS zoning the entire area.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Clematis Street - West side of Edgewood Subdivision.	14502 CCS	1936	Amending 11302 CCS changing from "A" Residential to "E" Commercial, 4 lots in this area.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Cleveland Avenue - Carrollton Avenue to St. Patrick Street.	8449 CCS	1925	Creating a residential district on both sides including a distance extending therefrom.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Clover Street - Primrose Walk to Franklin Avenue.	7380 CCS	1923	Prohibiting certain businesses in Clover Street and Vicinity.	Amended by 8013 CCS to permit drug stores.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Cohn Street - Carrollton Avenue to Adams Street.	9015 NCS	1912	Zoining against groceries, bar rooms, markets, oyster and fruit shops, store rooms, warehouses, blacksmith shops and foundaries.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Cohn Street - Carrollton Avenue to Cambronne Street.	1507 CCS	1914	Zoining against groceries, bar rooms, markets, oyster and fruit shops, store rooms, warehouses, blacksmith shops and foundaries.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Coliseum Street - Corner of Thalia Street.	14362 CCS	1936	Amending 11302 CCS - Changing downtown lake corner from "C" Apartments to "G" Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Coliseum Street - Napoleon Avenue to Peters Avenue	8093 NCS	1911	Zoning against businesses of any kind.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Coliseum Street - Toledano Street to Napoleon Avenue.	7953 NCS	1911	Zoning against businesses of any kind.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Constantinople Street - Corner Baronne Street.	9213 CCS	1926	Releasing for business purposes.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Cortez Street (N) - Corner Bienville Street.	13591 CCS	1931	Amending 11302 CCS - Changing uptown river corner from "B" Residential to "E" Commercial.	See also 13155 CCS changing upper lake corner to the same classification.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Cucullu Street - Upperline Street to Soniat Street.	6316 CCS	1921	Zoning against establishment and operation of various businesses.	Amended by 8013 CCS to permit durg stores.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Danneel Street - Toledano Street to Joseph Street.	8603 NCS	1912	Zoning against bar rooms, markets, oyster and fruit shops, bakeries and livery stables.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	De Soto Street - Esplanade Avenue to Moss Street.	8092 NCS	1911	Zoning against bar rooms, markets, groceries, fruit and oyster shops, and wholesale and retail establishments of any kind.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Delachaise Street - St. Charles Avenue to Prytania.	9485 CCS	1927	Creating a residential district.	Amended by 11077 CCS so as not to apply to a portion measuring 125 feet on Delachaise Street by 90 feet on Prytania Street in square bounded by St. Charles and Louisianqa Avenues.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Delaronde and Vallette Streets.	8457 CCS	1925	Creating a residential district in this vicinity.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Derbigny Street - Naploeon Avenue to Cadiz Street.	1040 CCS	1913	Zoning against groceries, bar rooms, markets, oyster and fruit shops, bakeries, stables, stores, moving pictures, amusement places, etc.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Desire Street - Corner N. Claiborne Avenue	8762 CCS	1925	Releasing for business purposes.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Desire Street - Villere to Gallier Street.	14353 CCS	1936	Amending 11302 CCS - changing 24 lots fronting on Desire Street, including 120 feet at both corners of N. Claiborne and N. Robertson Streets, from "B" Residential to "E" Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Dryades Street - Amelia Street to Napoleon Avenue.	1599 CCS	1914	Restricting to residential use only.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Dryades Street - Intersection of Louisiana Avenue.	12607 CCS	1930	Amending 11302 CCS - Changing all four corners from "C" Apartments to "F" Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Dryades Street - Philip Street to Third Street.	13619 CCS	1931	Amending 11302 CCS - Changing both sides from "C" Apartments to "F" Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Duffosat Street - Prytania Street to Dryades Street.	6627 CCS	1921	Creating a residential district.	Amended by 8013 CCS to permit drug stores.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Dumaine Street - Corner of Olga Street in square further bounded by Orleans and Roosevelt Streets.	8742 CCS	1925	Releasing said corner for business purposes.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Eighth Street - St. Charles Avenue to Camp Street.	7431 CCS	1923	Zoning against certain businesses.	Repealed by 7588 CCS zoning the entire area.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Elenore [sic] Street - St. Charles to the river.	7517 CCS	1923	Zoning against certain businesses.	Repealed by 7591 CCS zoning the entire area.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Elm Street - Carrollton Avenue to Adams Street.	8188 NCS	1911	Zoning against certain businesses.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Elysian Fields Avenue - Burgundy to Royal Street.	2002 CCS	1914	Zoning against blacksmith shops, foundries, steam wood yards, cooper shops, metal or iron works, etc.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Elysian Fields Avenue - Claiborne Avenue to Milneburg.	2931 CCS	1915	Zoning against bar rooms, oyster and fruit shops, cabarets, picture shows, and blacksmith shops.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Esplanade Avenue - and Bell Street.	9434 CCS	1926	Amending 5706 CCS so as to open a portion of ground on Bell Street opposite LeBreton Market, for business.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Esplanade Avenue - Corner N. Claiborne Avenue.	9377 CCS	1926	Amending 5706 CCS - opening the four corners for business.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Esplanade Avenue - Corner N. Rampart Street.	9115 CCS	1926	Amending 5706 CCS - opening the four corners for business.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Esplanade Avenue - Decatur Street to Bayou St. John.	5672 CCS	1920	Prohibiting businesses on the Avenue and on all intersecting streets for a distance of 300 feet.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Esplanade Avenue - Decatur Street to Bayou St. John.	5706 CCS	1920	Prohibiting garages.	Amended by 5844 CCS so as not to include Moss Street from Esplanade Avenue toward the lake. Amended by 8013 CCS to permit drug stores. Amended by 9155 CCS opening the four corners at N. Rampart Street for business. Amended by 9377 CCS opening the four corners of N. Claiborne Avenue for business - also by 8024 CCS and 8218 CCS - Rampart to the river.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Esplanade Avenue - Decatur Street to St. Louis Cemetery.	5858 CCS	1920	Amending 5706 CCS changing boundary to St. Louis Cemetery instead of Bayou St. John.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Esplanade Avenue - N. Peters Street to Bayou St. John.	408 NCS	1900	Zoning against blacksmith shops, forges, wood and coal yards, laundries, oyster and fruit shops.	Amended by 6738 NCS adding bakeries.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Esplanade Avenue - N. Peters Street to Bayou St. John.	300 CCS	1913	Restricting to residential use only and prohibiting shed over sidewalks.	Amended by 5238 CCS.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Fern Street - Carrollton Avenue to Spruce Street.	9195 NCS	1912	Zoning against groceries, bar rooms, markets, oyster and fruit shops, livery stables, nickle shows, barber shops, store rooms, warehouses and blacksmith shops.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Fern Street - Commercial Street to Claiborne Avenue	7552 CCS	1923	Creating a residential district including areas on either side of Fern Street.	Repealed by 7607 CCS zoning the entire area.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Fern Street - Commercial Street to Spruce Street.	1172 CCS	1914	Creating a residential district.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Fern Street - Corner Hickory, Sq. Burdette & Green.	9416 CCS	1927	Releasing for business purposes.	Amended by 9480 CCS opening all four corners to business.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Fontainebleau Drive - S. Dupre to S. Lopez.	12209 CCS	1930	Amending 11302 CCS changing classification from "A" Residential to "C" Apartments, including areas on either side of Drive.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Foucher Street - St. Charles Avenue to Danneel Street.	7503 CCS	1923	Zoning against various businesses, trades and manufactories, including vicinity both sides of street.	Amended by 8013 CCS to permit drug stores.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Franklin Avenue - Florida Walk to James Avenue.	3065 CCS	1916	Zoning against stables, blacksmith shops, foundries, laundries, oyster shops, markets, bar rooms, cabarets and picture shows.	See also 7529 CCS - zoning same.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Frenchmen Street - Intersection Caton Street.	13904 CCS	1932	Amending 11302 CCS - changing upper river corner from "A" residential to "E" Commercial.	See also 13905 CCS changing 2 lots Gentilly Road, Frenchmen and Caton Streerts, from"A" to "E".
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Freret Street - Napoleon Avenue to Jean Street and Upperline to Peters Avenue.	6317 CCS	1921	Zoning against various businesses.	Amended by 6345 CCS extending boundary to Valmont.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Freret Street - Peters Avenue to Lowerline Street.	7071 NCS	1911	Zoning against bar rooms, markets, oyster shops, livery stables, fruit shops, and other retail establishments.	See also 8358 CCS same zoning.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Gallier Street - N. Claiborne Avenue to Law Street.	8016 CCS	1924	Creating a residential district.	Amended by 8820 CCS.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Galvez Street (N) - Corner Laharpe Street.	14346 CCS	1936	Amending 11302 CCS - changing two lots from "B" Residential to "E" Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Gayoso Street (S) - Williams Street to Washington Avenue	6659 CCS	1922	Zning against various businesses, trades and manufactories in this vicinity.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	General Pershing Street - St. Charles to Claiborne.	5913 CCS	1920	Zoning against bar rooms, blacksmith shops, moving pictures, foundries, laundries, oyster shops, markets, etc. Amended by 8013 CCS to permit drug stores.	Repealed by 7973 CCS zoning the entire area.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	General Pershing Street (Berlin) - St. Charles Avenue to Prytania Street.	3384 CCS	1916	Zoning against bar rooms, blacksmith shops, moving pictures, foundries, laundries, oyster shops, markets, etc.	Amended by 8013 CCS to permit drug stores.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	General Taylor - Coliseum Street to St. Charles Avenue.	10627 CCS	1928	Creating a residential district.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	General Taylor Street - St. Charles Avenue to Broad Street.	6789 CCS	1922	Zoning against bar rooms, groceries, markets, oyster and fruit shops, stables, nickle shows, barber shops, store rooms, warehouses blacksmith shops, foundries, etc.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	General Taylor Street - St. Charles Avenue to Magnolia.	1599 CCS	1914	Zoning against bar rooms, groceries, markets, oyster and fruit shops, stables, nickle shows, barber shops, store rooms, warehouses blacksmith shops, foundries, etc.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	General Taylor Street - St. Charles Avenue to S. Robertson Street and S. Charles to Broad Street.	6952 CCS	1922	Zoning against bar rooms, blacksmith shops, moving pictures, foundries, laundries, oyster shops, markets, etc. Amended by 7617 CCS so as to unzone Baronne Street, General Taylor to Constantinople. Amended by 8013 CCS - permitting drug stores on General Taylor. Also amended by 7885 CCS unzoning Baronne Street from General Taylor to Peniston.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	General Taylor Street - St. Charles to Claiborne.	8875 NCS	1912	Zoning against bar rooms, groceries, markets, oyster and fruit shops, stables, nickle shows, barber shops, store rooms, warehouses blacksmith shops, foundries, etc.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Gentilly Road - Corner Maurepas Street.	14411 CCS	1936	Amending 11302 CCS - changing southwest corner from "A" Residential to "E" Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Gentilly Road - Intersection of Frenchmen Street.	13905 CCS	1932	Amending 11302 CCS - changing two lots from "A" Residential to "E" Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Gentilly Road - Lapeyrouse Street to Eastern Street.	8920 NCS	1912	Zoned against groceries, bar rooms, markets, oyster and fruit shops, stables, nickle shows, barber shops, store rooms, warehouses, blacksmith shops and foundries.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Gentilly Road and vicinity - Florida Avenue to Kolb's Farm.	8379 CCS	1925	Creating a residential district.	Amended by 8391 and 8667 CCS - amended by 9012 CCS so as to provide a business section on the river side of Gentilly Road.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Grand Route St. John - Genrtillly Avenue to Moss Street.	9055 CCS	1926	Prohibiting businesses of any kinds.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Henry Clay Avenue - Tchoupitoulas to Saratoga Street.	408 NCS	1900	Zoning against blacksmith shops, forges, wood and coal yards, laundries, oyster and fruit shops.	Amended by 6738 NCS - adding backeries.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Hickory Street - Corner Fern Street Sq. Burdette and Green Streets.	9416 CCS	1927	Unzoning for business purposes.	Amended by 9480 CCS - releasing all four corners for business.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Howard Street - Peters Avenue to Nashville Avenue.	7954 NCS	1911	Zoning against bar rooms, markets, groceries, fruit and oyster shops, wholesale and retail businesses of any kinds.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Howard Street or La Salle Place - Vicinity Bloomingdale Line to Loyola University.	7543 CCS	1923	Zoning against various businesses.	Repealed by 7606 zoning the entire area.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Hurst Street - Intersection of Joseph Street.	8790 CCS	1925	Releasing for business purposes.	Repealed by 8892 CCS.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Hurst Street - Octavia Street to Exposition Boulevard.	8626 NCS	1912	Zoning against various businesses	See also 5255 CCS - same zoning, but permitting boarding houses, apartment houses and hotels.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Independence Street - Corner N. Prieur Street.	14033 CCS	1936	Amending 11302 CCS - changing upper lake corner from "B" Residential to "E" Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Jackson Avenue - Magazine Street to Baronne Street.	6953 CCS	1922	Zoning against all kinds of businesses e3xcept boarding houses, apartment houses and hotels.	Amended by 8013 CCS permitting drug stores, and by 7943 CCS exempting Magazine, Jackson to Josephine, and by 8357 CCS exempting Philip, Baronne and Brainard.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Jackson Avenue - Magazine Street to Claiborne Avenue	6852 CCS	1922	Zoning against all kinds of businesses except boarding houses, apartment houses and hotels.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Jackson Avenue - Tchoupitoulas Street to Saratoga Street.	408 NCS	1900	Zoning against blacksmith shops, forges, wood and coal yards, laundries, oyster and fruit shops.	Amended by 6738 NCS - adding bakeries.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	James Street - Napoleon Avenue to Rickerville Line.	76 CCS	1913	Restricting buildings to residential purposes only.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Jeanette Place - Carrollton Avenue to Audubon Place.	2930 CCS	1915	Zoning against stables, blacksmith shops, foundries, laundries, oyster and fruit shops, bar rooms, cabarets and picture shows.	See also 6606 CCS - zoning same as above, including vicinity surrounding.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Jefferson Avenue - Magazine Street to lake side of Hopkins Street.	7069 CCS	1923	Zoning against blacksmith shops, forges, wood and coal yards, laundries, oyster and fruit shops, including vicinity on either side.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Jefferson Avenue - St. Charles Avenue to Magazine Street.	2010 CCS	1914	Zoning against blacksmith shops, forges, wood and coal yards, laundries, oyster and fruit shops.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Jefferson Avenue - St. Charles Avenue to York Street.	8535 NCS	1912	Zoning against blacksmith shops, forges, wood and coal yards, laundries, oyster and fruit shops.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Jefferson Avenue - Willow Street to S. Claiborne.	9490 CCS	1927	Creating a residential district, including vicinity on either side.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Jefferson Avenue (Formerly Peters) - Tchoupitoulas to Saratoga.	408 NCS	1900	Zoning against blacksmith shops, forges, wood and coal yards, laundries, oyster and fruit shops.	Amended by 6738 NCS - adding backeries.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Jefferson Davis Parkway - Tulane Avenue to Canal Street.	9412 CCS	1926	Creating a residential district including vicinity on either side.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Jena Street - S. Claiborne Avenue to S. Gayoso Street.	7427 CCS	1923	Zoning against various businesses, including vicintiy on either side.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Johnson Street (S) - Napoleon Avenue to General Taylor.	7538 CCS	1923	Zoning against various businesses, including vicinity on either side.	Repealed by 7973 CCS zoning the entire area.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Joseph Street - Camp Street to St. Charles Avenue.	9226 NCS	1912	Zoning against groceries, bar rooms, markets, oyster and fruit shops, livery stables, nickle shows, barber shops, store rooms and warehouses.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Joseph Street - Intersection of Hurst Street.	8790 CCS	19?5?	Releasing for business.	Repealed by 8892 CCS.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	La Salle Place - (or Howard Street) - Bloomingdale Line to Loyola University.	7543 CCS	1923	Zoning against various businesses.	Repealed by 7606 CCS zoning the entire area.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Laharpe Street - Corner of N. Galvez Street.	14346 CCS	1936	Amending 11302 CCS - changing two lots from "B" Residential to "E" Commercial, - - further bounded by N. Johnson and Lapeyrouse.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Lapeyrouse Street - Dupre Street to Galvez Street.	8017 CCS	1925	Creating a residential district.	Amended by 9483 CCS to open the corner of Lapeyrouse Street and Rousselin Alley for business.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Lapeyrouse Street - Intersectin of N. Miro Street.	9487 CCS	1927	Releasing for business the corner further bounded by N. Galvez and Onzago Streets.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Laurel Street - Webster to Calhoun Streets.	8801 CCS	1925	Amending 7591 CCS (Areaa Restriction) so as not to apply to this portion of Laurel Street.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Le Page Street - N. Broad Street to Esplanade Avenue.	7735 CCS	1924	Zoning against businesses, trades and factories.	Amended by 7941 CCS permitting boardhouses, apartment houses, etc., and by 8036 CCS permitting drug stores.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Lee Avenue - Lake Avenue to Shell Road.	9097 CCS	1925	Released for business purposes, excepting factories.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Louisa Street - Chartres Street to Florida Walk.	8731 CCS	1925	Zoning against businesses.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Louisa Street - St. Claude Avenue to the river.	8207 NCS	1911	Zoning against moving picture shows.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Louisiana Avenue - Carondeet Street to Loyola Street.	13704 CCS	1931	Amending 11302 CCS - changing from "A", "B", "C" and "D" to "E" and "F" Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Louisiana Avenue - Intersection of Baronne Street.	12328 CCS	1930	Amending 11302 CCS - changing all four corners from "C" Apartments to "E" Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Louisiana Avenue - Intersection of Dryades Street.	12607 CCS	1930	Amending 11302 CCS - changing all four corners from "C" Apartments, to "F" Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Louisiana Avenue - Intersection of S. Claiborne Avenue.	9415 CCS	1926	Releasing corner bounded by S. Roman and Toledano for business.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Louisiana Avenue - Intersection of St. Charles Avenue	9108 CCS	1926	Releasing the four corners for business.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Louisiana Avenue - Magazine Street to Claiborne Avenue.	7604 CCS	1923	Zoning against businesses, trades and factories, including vicinity on either side.	Amended by 8663 CCS to require business at Magazine Street to face Magazine. Amended by 10014 CCS to permit Flint-Goodrich Hospital to establish between Howard and Freret Streets.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Louisiana Avenue - Prytania Street to Coliseum Street.	13162 CCS	1931	Amending 11302 CCS - changing from "A" Residential to "C" Apartments lot 44 corner of Prytania and Louisiana Avenue, in square further bounded by Coliseum and Toledano Streets.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Louisiana Avenue - St. Charles Avenue to Prytania.	13162 CCS	1931	Amending 11302 CCS - changing from "A" Residential to "C" Apartments lots 34 and 35 in square 380, in square further bounded by Toledano Street.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Louisiana Avenue - Tchoupitoulas to Saratoga Street.	408 NCS	1900	Zoning against blacksmith shops, forges, wood and coal yards, laundries, oyster and fruit shops.	Amended by 6738 NCS - adding bakeries.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Louisiana Avenue - Water Street to Claiborne Avenue.	5765 CCS	1920	Zoning against various businesses, trades and factories.	See also 7044 CCS - same zoning. Amended by 7482 CCS - substituting Magazine Street for Water Street.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Lowerline Street - Panola Street to Fontainebleau Drive.	7499 CCS	1923	Zoning against groceries, bar rooms, markets, oyster and fruit shops, stables, nickle shows, barber shops, blacksmith shops, store rooms, warehouses and foundries.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Lowerline Street - St. Charles Avenue to Jeanette Street.	8706 NCS	1912	Zoning against groceries, bar rooms, markets, oyster and fruit shops, stables, nickle shows, barber shops, blacksmith shops, store rooms, warehouses and foundries.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Lowerline Street - St. Charles Avenue to the river.	9014 NCS	1912	Zoning against groceries, bar rooms, markets, oyster and fruit shops, stables, nickle shows, barber shops, blacksmith shops, store rooms, warehouses and foundries.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Magazine Street - Elenore Street to Webster Street.	5784 CCS	1920	Zoning against certain businesses.	Amende3d by 7591 CCS zoning the entire area.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Magazine Street - Henry Clay Avenue to Exposition Boulevard.	7135 CCS	1922	Zoning against certain businesses, including vicinity on either side.	Amende3d by 7591 CCS zoning the entire area.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Magnolia Street - Milan to Marengo Street.	8340 CCS	1925	Amending 6368 CCS (zoning Milan Street) opening this portion of Magnolia Street for business.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Maple Street - Cherokee Street to Short Street.	9688 CCS	1927	Releasing both sides for business purposes.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Marengo Street - St. Charles Avenue to Clara Street.	8129 NCS	1911	Zoning against bar rooms, markets, groceries, fruit and oyster shops, and wholesale and retail establishments.	See also 7405 CCS including vicinity on either side and intersecting streets. Amended by 8013 to permit drug stores.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Marshall Street - Jena Street to S. Lopez Street.	6661 CS	1922	Zoning against various businesses, trades and factories, including vicinity.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Maurepas Street - Corner Gentilly Road.	14411 CCS	1936	Amending 11302 CCS - changing from "A" Residential to "E" Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Maurepas Street - Esplanade Avenue to Gentilly Boulevard.	9634 CCS	1927	Creating a residential district.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Milan Street - Corner Clara Street.	8741 CCS	1925	Amending 6368 CCS so as to open the corner of Milan and Clara Streets, in square further bounded by General Pershing and Willow Streets.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Milan Street - St. Charles Avenue to Broad Street.	6368 ccs	1921	Zoning against various businesses.	Amended by 6788 CCS - substituting Tonti Street for Broad Street. Amended by 8013 CCS - to permit drug stores. Amende3d by 8340 CCS - opening Magnolia Street for business. Amended by 8741 CCS - opening corner of Clara for business.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Milan Street - St. Charles Avenue to Magnolia Street.	325 CCS	1913	Restricting to residential use only.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Miro Street (N) - Columbus Street to Lapeyrouse Street.	9486 CCS	1927	Creating a residential district on both sides.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Miro Street (N) - Intersection of Lapeyrouse.	9487 CCS	1927	Releasing for business purposes, above corner further bounded by Galvez Street and Onzaga Street.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Moss Street - Bayou St. John to Canal Street.	8689 NCS	1912	Zoning against groceries, bar rooms, markets, oyster and fruit shops, blacksmith shops, stables, picture shows, etc.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Moss Street - Esplanade Avenue toward the lake.	5844 CCS	1920	Amending 5706 CCS (Zoning Esplanade Avenue) so as to open Moss Street for business for a distance of 300 feet from Esplanade Avenue toward the lake.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Moss Street - Mirabeau Street to near Esplanade.	9444 CCS	1926	Creating a residential district.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Moss Street - Orleans Street to Esplanade Bridge and along the west bank of Bayou St. John to Taylor Avenue.	5682 CCS	1920	Zoning against groceries, bar rooms, markets, oyster and fruit shops, blacksmith shops, stables, picture shows, etc.	Amended by 8013 CCS to permit drug stores.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Napoleon Avenue - Intersectin of St. Charles Avenue.	13319 CCS	1931	Amending 11302 CCS - Making two downtown corners "G" Commercial.	See also 13761 CCS changing same two corners from "C" and "D" Apartments, to "F" and "G" Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Napoleon Avenue - Magaizne Street to Broad Street.	9508 CCS	1926	Amending 5766, 7942, 8819 CCS prohibiting manufacturing plants, factories, etc.	Amended by 9762 CCS to provide a penalty clause.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Napoleon Avenue - Magazine Street to Broad Street.	7058 NCS	1911	Zoning against theatres, blacksmith shops, stables and garages.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Napoleon Avenue - Magazine Street to Leake Avenue.	7942 CCS	1924	Amending 5766 CCS - to open this section to businesses.	Amended by 8819 CCS to zone section 150 feet river side of Magazine to 150 feet lake side of Tchoupitoulas Street, and by 9762 CCS providing a penalty clause.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Napoleon Avenue - Magazine Street to Tchoupitoulas Street.	8819 CCS	1925	Amending 7942 CCS - restricting this portion to residential uses only.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Napoleon Avenue - Saratoga to Tchoupitoulas Street.	408 NCS	1900	Zoning against blalcksmith shops, forges, wood and coal yards, laundries, oyster and fruit shops.	Amended by 6738 CCS - adding bakeries.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Napoleon Avenue - Water Street to Broad Street.	5766 CCS	1920	Zoning against businesses.	Amended by 8013 CCS to permit drug stgores, and by 9508 CCS to prohibit manufacturing plants.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Nashville Avenue - Tchoupitoulas Street to Saratoga.	408 NCS	1900	Zoning against blacksmith shops, forges, wood and coal yards, laundries, oyster and fruit shops.	Amended by 6738 NCS - adding bakeries.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Neron Place - Carrollton Avenue to Lowerline Street.	1538 CCS	1914	Restricting to residential use only.	Repealed by 7607 CCS - restricting the entire area.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Oak Street - and Carrollton Avenue.	8930 CCS	1926	Exempting the business area from the fifteen foot set-back law.	See 6053 CCS - Building Code.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Oak Street - Carrollton Avenue to Broadway.	1812 CCS	1914	Restricting to residential use.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Octavia Street - Between Magazine and Constance Streets.	13797 CCS	1932	Amending 11302 CCS - changing two lots in square bounded by Joseph Street, from "B" Residential to "E" Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Octavia Street - St. Charles Avenue to Claiborne Avenue.	6843 NCS	1910	Restricted to residential use.	Repealed by 7608 zoning the entire area.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Olympia Street (N) - Corner Bienville Street.	14595 CCS	1937	Amending 11302 CCS - changing the upper lake corner from "B" Residential to "E" Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Opelousas Avenue - Powder Street to Atlantic Avenue.	1847 CCS	1914	Zoning against bar rooms.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Orleans Avenue - Claiborne Avenue to Broad Street.	9207 NCS	1912	Zoning against bar rooms.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Orleans Street - N. Carrollton Avenue to City Park Avenue.	6826 CCS	1922	Zoning against various businesses, trades, and factories including vicinity on either side.	Amended by 8063 to permit drug stores.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Palmer Avenue - St. Charles Avenue to Claiborne Avenue.	8476 NCS	1912	Zoning against groceries, barrrooms, markets, oyster and fruit shops, bakeries, and wholesale or retail establishments of any kinds.	See also 7128 CCS.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Palmer Avenue - St. Charles Avenue to Claiborne Avenue.	9211 CCS	1926	Prohibiting business enterprises of any kind..
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Panola Street - Lowerline Street to Eagle Street.	8909 NCS	1912	Zoning against groceries, bar rooms, markets, oyster and fruit shops, store rooms, stables, nickle shows, barber shops, warehouses, blacksmith shops and foundries.	See also 7155 CCS - Amended by 8013 CCS to permit drugstores.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Paris Avenue - Broad Street to Gentilly Avenue.	78 CCS	1913	Restricting to residential use only.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Peniston Street - Camp Street to Clara Street.	8750 CCS	1925	Creating a residential district, including vicinity on either side of street.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Peniston Street - St. Charles Avenue to Magnolia Street	1599 CCS	1914	Restricting to residential use.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Perrier Street - Amelia Street to Constantionople Street	10627 CCS	1928	Restricting to residential use, including vicinity on either side of street.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Perrier Street - Peters Avenue to Audubon Park.	2008 CCS	1914	Restricted to residential use only.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Pierce Street (S) - Canal Street to Tulane Avenue.	6454 CCS	1921	Zoning against various businesses, trades and manufacturing plants.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Pine Street - St. Charles Avenue to Claiborne Avenue.	7921 NCS	1911	Zoning against groceries, markets, oyster and fruit shops, stables, and wholesale or retail establishments of any kinds.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Pine Street - Wall Street to Elm Street and from Zimple to S. Broad Street.	6940 CCS	1922	Zoning against groceries, markets, oyster and fruit shops, stables, and wholesale or retail establishments of any kinds.	Repealed by 7607 CCS - restricting the entire area.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Pine Street - Wall Street to S. Broad Street.	6548 CCS	1921	Zoning against groceries, markets, oyster and fruit shops, stables, and wholesale or retail establishments of any kinds.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Pitt Street - Napoleon Avenue to Milan Street.	3385 CCS	1916	Zoning against bar rooms, blacksmith shops, moving pictures, foundries, laundries, oyster shops, etc.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Poplar Street - Hillary Street to Broadway.	3923 CCS	1916	Zoning against bar rooms, blacksmith shops, moving pictures, foundries, laundries, oyster shops, etc.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Prieur Street (N) - Intersection of Independence.	14033 CCS	1934	Amending 11302 CCS - changing classificatin of upper lake corner from "B" Residential to "E" Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Prieur Street (S) - Napoleon Avenue to Cadiz Street.	1040 CCS	1913	Zoning against bar rooms, blacksmith shops, moving pictures, foundries, laundries, oyster shops, etc.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Pritchard Street - Carrollton Avenue to Joliet Street.	30 CCS	1912	Restricting to residential purposes only, boarding houses and hotels excepted.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Pritchard Street - Carrollton Avenue to Leonidas Street.	5707 CCS	1920	Restricting to residential purposes only, boarding houses and hotels excepted.	Amended by 5714 CCS so as not to apply to businesses in process of erection.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Prytania Street - Calliope Street to Audubon Park.	408 NCS	1900	Zoning against groceries, bar rooms, markets, oyster and fruit shops, blacksmith shops, forges, wood and coal yards, laundries.	Amended by 6738 NCS - adding bakeries.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Prytania Street - Corner Louisiana Avenue.	13162 CCS	1931	Amending 11302 CCS changing above corner, also bounded by Toledano and Coliseum Streets, from "A" Residential to "C" Apartments.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Prytania Street - Felicity Street to Audubon Park.	6245 CCS	1914	Zoning against various businesses.	Amended by 7150 CCS - so as to permit the erection of Medical Buildings (opposite Touro Infirmary). Repealed by 7588 CCS zoning entire area.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Prytania Street - Felicity Street to Bordeaux Street and Robert Street to Audubon Park.	7580 CCS	1923	Zoning against various businesses.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Prytania Street - Jackson Avenue to Audubon Park.	2001 CCS	1914	Restricting to residential use only.	See also 2060 CCS - same zoning, boarding houses, apartments and hotels excepted, also 3014 CCS - from Felicity Street. Repealed by 7588 CCS zoning area.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Prytania Street - Peters Avenue to Nashville Avenue.	562 CCS	1913	Zoning against groceries, bar rooms, markets, oyster and fruit shops, blacksmith shops, forges, wood and coal yards, laundries.	Repealed by 7588 CCS creating a residential district.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Prytania Street - Robert Street to Peters Avenue and Bordeaux to Felicity Street.	7629 CCS	1923	Zoning against various businesses.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Rampart Street (N) - Canal Street to Esplanade Avenue	408 NC	1900	Zoning against blacksmith shops, forges, wood and coal yards, laundries, oysters and fruit shops.	Amended by 6738 NCS adding bakeries.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Rampart Street (N) - Canal Street to Esplanade Avenue.	8985 CCS	1926	Creating an open zone for business.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Robert Street - St. Charles Avenue to Claiborne Avenue.	6262 CCS	1921	Zoning against garages and automobile shops of any kind.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Robert Street - St. Charles Avenue to Hopkins Street.	7682 CCS	1924	Zoning against garages and automobile shops of any kind.	Amended by 7804 CCS.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Roman Street (N) - Elysian Fields Avenue to Arts Street.	8746 CCS	1925	Prohibiting the establishment and operation of businesses, including vicinity on either side of street.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Scott Steet (S) - Cleveland Avenue to Banks Street.	11198 CCS	1928	Creating a residential district, including vicinity both sides of street.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Scott Street (North and Suoth) - St. Louis Street to Tulane Avenue.	7555 CCS	1923	Prohibiting the use of gasoline and oil pumps on roadway, and prohibiting the parking of vehicles for receiving oil or gasoline.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Second Street - Daneel to Baronne Street.	13619 CCS	1931	Amending 11302 CCS - changing from "C" Apartments to "F" Commercial, both sides of street.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Seventh Street - St. Charles Avenue to Magazine Street.	6628 CCS	1921	Zoning against various businesses, trades and manufactories, including vicinity on either side of street.	Repealed by 7588 CCS zoning the entire area.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Short Street - From St. Charles to a point 300 feet south.	8890 CCS	1925	Creating a residential district.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Short Street - Maple Street to S. Claiborne Avenue	1789 CCS	1914	Restricting to residential use only.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Soniat Street - Howard Street to Magnolia Street.	563 CCS	1913	Restricting to residential purposes only.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Soniat Street - S. Claiborne to 50 feet north of Freret, and from Saratoga to 110 feet north of Magazine Street.	1913 CCS		Restricting to residential purposes only.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Soniat Street - St. Charles Avenue to Saratoga Street.	1901 CCS	1914	Restricting to residential purposes only.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Spruce Street - Carrollton Avenue to Adams Street.	8876 NCS	1912	Zoning against groceries, bar rooms, markets, oyster and fruit shops, stables, nickle shows, barber shops, store rooms, warehouses, blacksmith shops and foundries.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Spruce Street - Carrollton Avenue to Eagle Street.	939 CCS	1913	Zoning against groceries, bar rooms, markets, oyster and fruit shops, stables, nickle shows, barber shops, store rooms, warehouses, blacksmith shops and foundries.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Spruce Street.	7516 CCS	1923		Ordinance missing from book.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	St. Bernard Avenue - Broad Street to Gentilly Avenue.	80 CCS	1913	Restricting to residential use only.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	St. Bernard Avenue - Broad Street to Gentilly Avenue.	7553 CCS	1923	Restricting to residential use only, extending restrictions to vicinity on either side of avenue.	Amended by 7944 CCS to except triangles at Duels, Bruxelles, Hope and Broad Streets and Gentilly at De Saix Park.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	St. Bernard Avenue - Corner N. Broad Street.	14413 CCS	1936	Amending 11302 CCS - changing the downtown river corner from "B" Residential to "E" Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	St. Charles Avenue - Certain locations.	7558 CCS	1923	Prohibiting auto service stations in certain locations.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	St. Charles Avenue - Corner Hillary Street.	8733 CCS	1925	Releasing corner also bounded by Pearl and Adam Streets, for business purposes.	Repealed by 9205 CCS.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	St. Charles Avenue - Howard Avenue to Carrollton.	5642 CCS	1920	Zoning against the establishment or operation of undertaking parlors.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	St. Charles Avenue - Intersectin of Louisiana.	9108 CCS	1926	Releasing all four corners for business.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	St. Charles Avenue - Intersectin of Napoleon Avenue.	13319 CCS	1931	Amending 11302 CCS - Making the two downtown corners "G" Commercial.	Also 13761 CCS changing from "C" and "D" Apartments to "F" and "G" Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	St. Charles Avenue - Intersection of Carrollton Avenue.	9662 CCS	1927	Releasing the four corners for business.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	St. Charles Avenue - Jackson Avenue to Carrollton.	5645 CCS	1920	Zoning against garages nickle theatres, amusements, blacksmith shops, oyster and fruit shops, or any business or trade.	Amended by 5684 CCS to permit drug stores, boarding houses.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	St. Charles Avenue - Jackson Avenue to Carrollton.	8215 CCS	1925	Zoning against apartment houses of more than three stories and basement.	Amended by 9764 CCS as to set-back limit to buildings.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	St. Charles Avenue - Jackson Avenue to Lee Circle.	9196 CCS	1926	Prohibiting manufacturing plants.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	St. Charles Avenue - Lee Circle to Carrollton Avenue.	408 NCS	1900	Zoning against blacksmith shops, forges, wood and coal yards, laundries, oyster and fruit shops.	Amended by 6738 NCS - adding bakeries.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	St. Charles Avenue - Lee Circle to Carrollton.	9028 NCS	1912	Zoning against all kinds of businesses excepting boarding houses, hotels and apartments.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	St. Charles Avenue - Lower side of Lee Circle to upper side of Lee Circle.	1166 CCS	1914	Restricting to residential use.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	St. Claude Avenue - Elysian Fields Avenue to Delery Street.	8528 NCS	1912	Zoning against bar rooms, markets, oyster and fruit shops, blacksmith shops and moving pictures.	Amended by 3486 CCS to permit picture shows.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	St. Claude Avenue - Elysian Fields Avenue to Delery Street.	7298 CCS	1923	Zoning against various businesses, trades and factories, including vicinity on either side of Avenue.	Amended by 7500 CCS.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	St. Claude Avenue - Elysian Fields Avenue to Delery Street.	7500 CCS	1923	Amending 7298 CCS so as to unzone that portion between the center of Mazant Street and the center of the Industrial Canal.	Repealed by 7509 CCS.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	St. Claude Avenue - Elysian Fields to Delery Street.	7675 CCS	1923	Amending 7298 CCS so as to unzone that portion between the center of Mazant Street and the center of the Industrial Canal.	Amended by 7692 CCS so as to make the amendment to Ordinance No. 7432 CCS instead of 7298 CCS.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	St. Claude Avenue - Marigny Avenue to Delery Street.	7432 CCS	1923	Zoning against various businesses, trades and factories, including vicinity on either side of Avenue.	Amended by 8013 CCS so as to permit drug stores. Also amended by 7959 CCS so as not to apply between St. Ferdinand and Monegut Streets.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	St. Claude Avenue - Mazant Street to Independence Street.	8899 CCS	1926	Releasing for business purposes.	See also 9626 CCS - same zoning.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	St. Maurice Avenue - Chartres Street to N. Rampart Street.	8555 CCS	1925	Creating a residential district including vicinity of either side of street.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	St. Roch Avenue - Galvez to Urquhart Street.	7519 CCS	1923	Zoning against various business, trades and factories.	Amended by 8013 CCS to permit drug stores, and by 7892 CCS to exempt square bounded by St. Roch, Roman, Derbigny and Spain Streets.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	St. Roch Avenue - Marais Street to Galvez Street.	2033 CCS	1914	Zoning against bar rooms, dance halls, picture shows, blacksmith and wheelwright shops, and street and sidewalk stands.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	State Street - Magazine Street to Claiborne Avenue.	1801 CCS	1914	Restricting to residential use only.	See also 5793 CCS.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	State Street - Tchoupitoulas Street to Saratoga Street.	408 NCS	1900	Zoning against blacksmith shops, forges, wood and coal yards, laundries, oyster and fruit shops.	Amended by 6738 NCS - adding bakeries.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	State Street Drive - S. Claiborne Avenue to Baldwin.	7592 CCS	1923	Creating a residential district including vicinity on either side of Drive.	Repealed by 7973 CCS - zoning the entire area.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Sycamore Street - Leonidas Street to S. Claiborne Avenue.	6138 CCS	1921	Zoning against bar rooms, markets, groceries, fruit and oyster shops, wholesale or retail establishments of any kind.	Amended by 8013 CCS to permit drug stores.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Sycamore Street - Lowerline Street to Water Plant.	7955 NCS	1911	Zoning against bar rooms, markets, groceries, fruit and oyster shops, wholesale or retail establishments of any kind.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Thalia Street - Corner Coliseum Street.	14362 CCS	1936	Amending 11302 CCS - changing downtown lake corner from "D" Apartments to "G" Commercial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Third Street - Broad Street to Dorgenois Street.	13639 CCS	1913	Amending 11302 CCS - changing three lots on upper side of street from "B" Residential to "I" Industrial.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Upperline Street - Baronne Street to Danneel Street.	9682 CCS.	1927	Zoning against various businesses.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Ursuline Avenue - Claiborne Avenue to Hagan Avenue.	408 NCS	1900	Zoning against blacksmith shops, forges, wood and coal yards, laundries, oyster and fruit shops.	Amended by 6738 NCS adding bakeries.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Ursuline Avenue - Claiborne Avenue to Hagan Avenue.	9168 NCS	1912	Zoning against blacksmith shops, forges, wood and coal yards, laundries, oyster, fruit shops, barber shops, nickle shows, store rooms, etc.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Ursuline Avenue - Claiborne Avenue to Hagan Avenue.	5735 CCS	1920	Zoning against blacksmith shops, forges, wood and coal yards, laundries, oyster, fruit shops, barber shops, nickle shows, store rooms, etc., area to include vicinity on either side of avenue.	Amended by 8013 CCS - to permit drug stores. Also by 9032 CCS to permit retail business on 58 feet of ground facing N. Broad Street between Ursuline and Governor Nicholls Streets.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Valence Street - Baronne Street to Danneel Street.	9682 CCS	1927	Zoning against businesses.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Valence Street - Claiborne Avenue to the river.	8646 CCS	1912	Zoning against groceries, bar rooms, markets, oyster and fruit shops, livery stables, nickle shows, store rooms and warehouses.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Valmont Street - Camp Street to Atlanta Street.	8095 NCS	1911	Zoning against businesses.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Valmont Street - St. Charles Avenue to Willow Street.	6520 CCS	1921	Zoning against businesses.	Amended by 7593 CCS so as not to apply to those portions of Freret Street between Valmont and Soniat Streets. Amended by 8013 CCS to permit drug stores.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Walnut Street - St. Charles Avenue to the river.	1462 CCS	1914	Restricting to residential purposes only.	Repealed by 7607 CCS - restricting the entire area.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Webster Street - Magazine Street to St. Charles Avenue.	561 CCS	1913	Restricting to residential use only, permitting boarding houses, apartments and hotels.	See also 5256 CCS - Repealed by 7591 CCS zoning the entire area.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Webster Street - St. Charles Avenue to the river.	3354 CCS	1916	Zoning against bar rooms, blacksmith shops, picture shows, foundries, laundries, oyster and fruit shops, markets and stables.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	West End Boulevard - Homedale Avenue to Adams Street.	6856 CCS	1922	Zoning against various businesses, trades and manufactories.	Amended by 7224 CCS and 7630 CCS - including zoning in surrounding areas. Amended by 8013 CCS to permit drug stores.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	White Street (N) - Dumaine Street to Esplanade Avenue.	8630 NCS	1912	Zoning against livery stables.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Willow Street - Napoleon Avenue to Broadway.	8426 CCS	1925	Creating a residential district.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Zimple Street - Fern Street to Carrollton Avenue.	1171 CCS	1914	Restricting to residential use only.
Zoning	Restricted Streets	Zimple Street - Lowerline to Audubon Place.	8353 NCS	1912	Zoning against groceries, bar rooms, markets, oyster and fruit shops, bakeries, and wholesale or retail establishments of any kinds.
Zoning	Special Ordinances				Ordinances covering special requirements - Also creating a Planning and Zoning Commission, zoned areas, etc. - Creating laws applicable thereto.
Zoning	Special Ordinances	Amendment of 11302 CCS.	13746 CCS		Amends Section 1 - clarifying certain terms "vacant", etc.
Zoning	Special Ordinances	Amendment of 11302 CCS.	13747 CCS		Amends Section 3 - clarifying intent of "Item No. 6".
Zoning	Special Ordinances	Amendment of 11302 CCS.	13748 CCS		Amends Section 6 - relative to mortuary establishments.
Zoning	Special Ordinances	Amendment of 11302 CCS.	13749 CCS		Amends Section 10 - relative to existing buildings.
Zoning	Special Ordinances	Amendment of 11302 CCS.	13760 CCS		Amends Section 27 - as to how changes may be made.
Zoning	Special Ordinances	Amendment of 11302 CCS.	11920 CCS	1929	Amending Section 1 of 11302 CCS, Defining "Garages."	Other amendments to 11302 CCS will be found in chronologicl order under "Restricted Areas" under "Restricted Streets" in Restricted Streets.
Zoning	Special Ordinances	Apartments.	10069 CCS	1927	Prohibiting the erection of any multiple apartment, or the alteration or repair of any existing building containing more than four apartments, in any section of the city now zoned for residential purposes.	Amended by 10201 CCS - providing that permission may be obtained for erection of such apartment upon recommendation from the Planning and Zoning Commission and the City Engineer.
Zoning	Special Ordinances	Classification of zoned areas.	11302 CCC	1929	Carrying into effect Act 240 of the Legislature of 1926, creating classification of zoned areas as follows: "A" and "B" - Residential; "C" and "D" - Apartments; "E", "F", and "G" - Commercial; "H" - Vieux Carre; and "I:, "J", and "K" - Industrial.
Zoning	Special Ordinances	Gasoline Filling Stations.	14139 CCS	1934	Prohibiting construction, maintenance or operation of any oil filling stations within 200 feet of any church or school within the area bounded by the Mississippi River, river side of Claiborne Avenue, upperside of Bienville Street, and the lower side of Howard Avenue.	See also "Gasoline".
Zoning	Special Ordinances	Hospitals.	9929 CCS	1927	Prohibiting the establishment of any lodging house, charitable institution, hospital or similar institution in any area which is now, or may hereafter be zoned for residential purposes.
Zoning	Special Ordinances	Loud Speakers.	13285 CCS	1931	Amending 12937 CCS and 13033 CCS - regulating the operation of loud speakers within 300 feet of any Class "A", "B", "C", or "D" Zones.
Zoning	Special Ordinances	Planning and Zoning Commision.	9613 CCS	1927	Creating the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City Of New Orleans.	Amended by 14093 CCS.
Zoning	Special Ordinances	Schools and Colleges.	11242 CCS	1929	Amending 8404 CCS to provide for the establishment of enlargement of schools, colleges, boarding houses, apartment houses and hotels in zoned areas.
Zoning	Special Ordinances	Special Ordinances.	4705 CCS	1907	Prohibiting erection, operation or maintenance of stock pens, cattle pens, shipping or unloading stations for cattle in the area bounded by Toledano Street, Peters Avenue, Claiborne Avenue and the river.
Zoning	Special Ordinances	Zoning Boards of Appeals and Adjustments.	11639 CCS	1929	Creating a Zoning Board of Appeals and Review, fixing powers, fees etc.	Amended by 11797 CCS by adding "Amending 11302 CCS". See also 13649 CCS - creating a Zoning Board of Appeal and Adjustment.
Zoning	Special Ordinances	Zoning Laws.	8731 CCS	1925	Defining Zoning Areas and laws applicable thereto.	Amended by 8404 CCS - defining types of buildings in zoned areas. See also 11242 CCS - amending 8404 CCS as to schools, colleges, etc.
Zoning	Special Ordinances (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	Bayou St. John - Dumaine Street Bridge and Esplanade Avenue Bridge (Triangle).	14554 CCS	1937	Two irregular strips along Bayou St.John made "A" Residential.
Zoning	Special Ordinances (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	Broad - S. Dorenois, Fourth - Third.	13639 CCS	1932	Changing 3 lots within the area from "B" Residential to "I" Industrial.
Zoning	Special Ordinances (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	Broad Place to Apricot Street - Pine Street to Lowerline Street.	14088 CCS	1934	Defining area as "A" Residential.
Zoning	Special Ordinances (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	Dryades - Danneel Streets, Third Street - Philip Street.	13619 CCS	1932	Changing certain lots within the area from "C" - Apartments to "F" - Commercial.
Zoning	Special Ordinances (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	Esplanade Avenue - Ponce de Leon Street, Moss - Vignaud Streets and Grand Route St. John.	13847 CCS	1932	Changing upper lake corner of Esplanade Avenue from "A" Residential to "E" Commercial.
Zoning	Special Ordinances (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	Gentilly Road - Caton and Foy Streets, Frenchmen Street - Touro Street.	14412 CCS	1934	Changing 13 lots in area from "A" - Residential to "E" - Commercial, and 4 lots from "A" - Residential to "B" - Residential.	See also 14035 CCS changing square bounded by Gentilly Avenue, line of Faubourg Darcantel, Foy and Touro Streets, from "A" to "E".
Zoning	Special Ordinances (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	Gentilly Road - Paris Avenue, St. Bernard Avenue - Florida Avenue.	14555 CCS	1937	Changing area from "A" and "C" to "I" Industrial.
Zoning	Special Ordinances (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	Monticello Avenue - S&WB Tract, Hamilton Street - Hickory Street.	13305 CCS	1931	Changing from "B" Residential to "E" Commercial.
Zoning	Special Ordinances (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	North Claiborne Avenue - N. Villere Street, Piety Street to Gallier St.	13973 CCS	1933	Changing various lots in the area from "B" Residential to "E" Commercial.
Zoning	Special Ordinances (Amendment to Ordinance No. 11302)	Patterson Street - Alex Street, Belleville Street - Oliver Street.	14524 CCS	1937	Changing from "I" Industrial to "C" Apartments.

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Synopsis of Ordinances, 1841-1937

City Council Ordinances