The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16

NETTING OF THE COUNCIL THIRD MUM IPAL-
ITT-Thi body met last evening-RecoIdsr Seuzsneau in
the Chair. and members prsasnt,.A Message was read
tfsm the Mayor a. folOWs.
MATORALTT OF NEW ORLEANS. Oct 9, 1919.
To the Hon. President and Members of the Council of
Municipality Ne. 8:
GEETLEMEE-Feeing, in common with yourselves the
streets, and dspOaed always aid in the measnrss
having tendency to add to the wealth. convenience and
which could oondqce to the welfare of that portion Of your
Municipality which contemplate improving by paving
yet my mind instances should be taken into con,
alteration, when so large amount Of outlay cOntsm-
bs a. @9o5 OF me paving OF bass' street to
e 'I p5Gf when yo9 nave last passed AZ ordnance
heavy debt does to rather impOtie
sides the banquettnE has been made BagGse street.
and but portion Of the street improved. Under these cir
TssOGtOn but with he SSOy5 ssRd back FOR
IN opinion viii me 1P q delay d 96 s Inc
deed, would recommend the tuspen5ion OF all public
the finances Of the Municipality shall have assumed that
accomplishing And besides the mpatsd
an increased tax upon property hOdsIu, where direct
The ordinances relative the collection of special taxes
passed at same nesting has some conflicting points, which
should be removed THE message then went on TO review
the ordinance, which we omit as the after action Of the
the occasion of this par! Of the mesSsge And for that part
GeGtng % s9It 6y Ins @ would suggest the
usual delay granted - that the prosecuting attorney shall
doubt the intent Of the Council the ordinance will
conflict in any of its parts do not wish to be understood
With great respect, A. ID. CROssMAE, Mayor.
A communication received from the Comptroller
stating that he had issued bonds under the law the
amount Of e136 258, payable in thirty yeaB.
Mr. A. Manor addressed the Council the subject of
canal IA feet in width cut bis property by the Sur
yeyor of the Municipality stating in his letter thai be should
hold the Municipality responsible. Referred notion to
apecal oOmmttee-MsslIs. CTOEat Wilder and Solomon.
The petition of p Duffy referred to the Police Com
mttee, with power That Of J. Miller on motion Of
Mr. Solomon, the prayer Of the petitioner granted
of the Mayor by adding the words suggested in said
Misunderstanding relative to the ordinance in the mes
sage but that only worth while
upon that portion of it. The second article related TO
special tax and the third to taxes arrears the receipts of
which were in the hands of collectors.
Mr. Guern moved that the veto BY the Mayor Of the Od
nance for paving Bagatee street, should be taken up and
that the Council persist in their action. On this motion the
and nays called, and resulted follows Yeas
MetsTs Guerin Warren CTozat, Witt Solomon and Page
IS NayS-Messrs Ougatte, Wilder and COlins-3. Two
thirds having voted in favor Of the ordinance the veto Of the
Mayor set aside.
Mr. Collins offered the following resolution. which was
adopted
Resotgsd, That the Surveyor be- and hereby instructed
the Levee from Desire street to the u. Bar
racks and report the Improvement Committee with
little delay possible; and that said COMMITTEES be empOw.
cred adopt such be deemed requisite pro-
tec the lives and property Of the citizens residing in the
vicinity.
On motion the Council adjourned to the second Monday
in NOVnmbaF