The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-13

o. Wv and that the city not really bound n Justice
Pay one GENT When his colleague and himself had taken
ne also asked speedy action Of the Council appropatng
nns 10 iguldate the $500 and in conjunction
WIN one o. their members. he security the
City SsSe v" h as
on account Of Inc Of for collect He
ende ed 70 him by the Collector he came into office
soa have placed his hands according to law that
the collector refused to do so and that the 18th of
tie law was repealed thus ntins HIM from receiving
Ale, discussion motion to Jay the subject upon
MOTION, referred 10 a select committee of three.
time was granted to the Gommes on Street. and
The Gommtee on Buildings reported in favor Of contract
ing WIN Mathew Mooney for laying the sidewalk IN Chip
Com@ He ' on Eiucaou having under consideration
The Cek. with cent fed copy Of the poeeedngs Of the
reported against granting the Offering to the
y, Kaer made very lucid speech the inter
the Council the that an old negro 70 years Of age
supposed 10 De runaway, was now confined in aiIa
The Mayor stated that the negro should not have been
sent hee ana on NOTION The chair empowered to take
The Chairman OF the Committee of Finance stated that
next week he would present upon the claims Of the
isThe following resolutions were adopted for III. purchase
q lot Eaubeng Lvapdas $3.50 used jointly BY
Eran i, y, Fire COMPANY No. and Hook and Ladder Co
allowing the Mayor to rent office at the Of the
prevent persons masked the streets, chan
and other noisy assembages; prevent the vending
of Obscens prints. mod 81 artist exhibitions, etc.
The condeta ion of opening Fulton street, from Wash
A long debate here ned between Messr. FloraDce,
Wood and Mount upon the report of the Finance Commit
tee. submitted at previous meeting After discussion
The resolutions embraced in the report adopted.
he$Otred That the Treasurer be and hereby author
Zea 10 issue bonds OF this 10 be signed by HIM
sell and the Mayor and c0untergned by the Comptroller.
al one two. three. four and five years bearing cent
per annum interest," the interest pay able annually the
ure Office OF the city, in lieu OF any and all oblga-
0n OF this corporation that passed due and may
fall due in the 1S49 and 1850 which bonds shall bear
upon their face the words Secured by Sinking Fund de-
rived om the wharves, licenses of avens and groceries and
markets.
" Res0ioed, That in order the pupctua pay.
men of the principal Of The aforesaid bonds and the interest,"
The derived from the whaes and evee and from
the Jackson street and The upper Magazine markets.
also the averp and the extent of $25 600 per
be and hereby set for this purpose and
such received by the Treasurer he shall deposit
them of the banks of New Orleans in the of
The Sinking Fund of The City of Lafayette and at the
expiration OF ninety days the said Treasurer shall ad
yertlse for the Of thirty days. of the of
New Orleans and the official paper Of the city of Lafayette
for proposals for The sale Of Of said bonds which propo
sails shall be opened by the Council their meeting after
the expiration of the thirty days notice referred to above
The preference the purchase of said bonds shall be given
to those of the shortest time run and the price
Res0iued, That all drafts drawn upon said fund shall
signed by the Treasurer and Mayor and counersigned by
the Comptroller and for other purpose but that of the
purchase and of the principal and OF said
bonds referred 10 in these resolutions"
The Council then adjourned.