The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-31
SPIT HIVE.
JSn. n. HAWTHORN,
l.. u. Hooper.

JNq, n; HAWTHORN,
Resolved, That the Police Commi,lse ar, hereby
authorized to employ an architect to draw plans
and specifications for the erection ofa atchh0use
on baronne street, and to superntend the erection
Of the same, under the supervision of the Police
Committee.
The report and resolutions were adopted
Ih5 Committee presented the following report
The Police Committee respectfully report in
the case of James Gallagher, referred to them that
the following charges have been made against him,
before the Recorder:
July 2-Assault and battery, intent to kill COM
plant OF John Paul. Settled out of court
July 5-Assault and battery, and manning com.
plant of John Moran. Sent to First District
Court.
September 2-Assaut and battery, intent to kill :;
complaint of Caroline Woods. Sent to First Dis
trict Court.
October 9-Cutting and manning George Price.
Discharged.
TnsoIent conduct in Recorders Court, and threat
ening one OF the reporters, for which he was sus-
pended by the Recorder.
The Committee submit the matter to the Coun-
ell for its action, and ask to be discharged from any
further consideration OF the subject.
JsO. N HAwTHoRE.
Mr.. Hooper presented the following minority
report:
Hiuosity Report Of Police Comnittea, in the cqss
Of James Gallagher.
Whereas, There has been no fault found against
the said James Gallagher for neglect OF duty and
the Principal Warden of thesWoTkhouse says that
lac James Gallagher) is one of the most compe-
tent men under him. | would, therefore
offer the following resolution;
Rcsglt.d, That James Gallagher be, and he is
hereby, reinstaed and placed on duty and that the
Treasurer be ordered to pay him for the time O his
suspension, with the exception of one week, as a
punishment for language used in the Recorders
Court.
Mr.. Hale moved to postpone both reports, which
was lost
Mr.. Renshaw moved to strike out that part
which allows pay to Wa Gilman Gallagher during
suspension, which was lost, and the Minority re-
port was accepted and the resolution adopted.
Mr.. Hale Offered the following resolutions, which
lie over:
ResolUed, That after the passage hereof, no
purchases shall be made by the Warden of the
Work house, of provisions, materials or clothing;
except upon the order OF the Committee on that
institution; and 1t is hereby made the duty OF said
Warden to furnish to the Committee at the com
lnencement OF each month, statement of the pro-
bable wants Of the Work house for said month
R;SoiUe8 That all bills for clothing materials
or provisions shall be certified by the Warden, and
presented to the Committee for their approval and
after such approval, shall be comptroIIed by the
Comptroller al paid on the warrants of the May
or to the parties from whom said purchases are
made.
RsS0tced, That all moneys received from prison.
ers Or Sles of materials, shall be paid over semi
month"; ~ the Treasurer, required by present
ordinance and that the payroll of all officers or
employees sha'. be made out monthly, and paid by
the Treasurer as IN the Of all other departments
! of the Municipality.
| Mr.. Shields, Chairman of Speciu! Committee,
presented the following report and reso 4ions
! which lie over:
| The committee appointed to confer with con
mitt'e from the FIRST Municipality, upon the expG'
| dlcCcy Of laying plank road upon Canal street,
| from Cla'bOrns 10 Metairie Ridge Road as prayed
loT 10y property holders on said street. and also to
lake INTO consideration the petition of The repTessn-
| tatveS OF the different GENE cries located unOn
| Metalrle Ridge, praying that in the event of this
Improvement, that the line Of aid Cemetery be not
| mOested-
Respectfully report, That the Joint committees
| have had both petitions under consideration, and
having visited tie grounds accompanied by
| Messrs. Pile and Dunbar, and the gentlemen re-
presenting the cemeteries, they have arrived at the
following conclusions, which they submit for your
| consideration
First, That in carrying out the Improvement
prayed for, it will not be all necessary to inter
tere with the lines by which The cemeteries on Me-
ialre Ridge are laid out, there being road at tina,
immediate point OF 1870 feet, which is ample for the
| wants OF the present generation, even in view Of
the great improvements that have been made in
this city for the past fifteen or twenty wears.
Second, That the First Municipality having
taken action upon the petition relative 10 the plan
road on Canal street, and authorized the prtImr
! nary steps TO he taken in relation thereto they
can sec 10 proprety in altering the plan proposed
by the Council Of the First MunicipaliIv lh0ugf
that Council are willing to join the Sc ond Mum
| ClpaIlty IN the expense Of a single road from the
terminus the ditch on Canal street to the Metal
rie Ridge Road.
The committee will report the following res,Iu
tlOn, and ask 10 be discharged.
I'll. SrIELDs,
I. A JOHNSON.