The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-05


Reso'red, That the petition Of the property hold
ers aha Tesdehts Of Nayadss street ard it, vicinity
stayI6e 'o'haVe the steam cars b-longing 10 ths
r@sWOrleans @ and Carrollton Railroad Comnanv
sont !, from ri ming within the limits Of the
eGobu municipality, they being detyir1ee, 10 the
nalue oi Their property as well as auge To tbe
nges o. themselves and families, and in various
.t'sl Lsspscs an intoerabls nuisance, Is entitled
~ receive the consideration and action
ol ms C9uncll be it therefore,
hesofUed, That proper notice be givsn fo tho
board OF directors OF the NewOrIears and Car
roton Railroad Company, thai REV viii he 20.
quired, aifer thirty days from the r,ssaga ~ ~.
resolution, to discontinue the running If ,t@i.
steam cars within tfe limits of the Second MUM.
dipaliY.
Mr.. Hawthorn offered the following resolu,ion
which was adopted: '
ResOtged That five hundred copies Of the Re-
port of the Board of Commissioners on the Houss
Of Refuge be published in pamphlet firm
Mr.. Yancey offered the following resolution:
ResotUed, That the Surveyor shall hereafter sub
nit all bills from his department tn the Committee
of Streets and landings for their examination,
and if approved by them shall be signed by the
Chairman of this Committee, and sent TO the Fl
nance COMMITTEES.
The resolution was adopted by the following
vote
Prize seweI, Sykes, Stewart and Yaneey-8.
spear-l. '" '''''S'
The same gentleman presented the following
resolution, which was laid over:
KesotUed, That it shall he the duty of the Trea-
sureI hereafter to state in his weekly report what
portion 9f the ry ceipts were paid in the liabilities
| oi 'he municipality, and what portion in CASH
| giving the names Of those who paid in said liza
| blilles' ana likewise the names of those who have
| vidual.
Resolred, That all collectors of the dues of tbiz
| Municipality shall furnish the Treasurer with a
weekly statement of all the collections giving The
names OF tue PERSONS from whom said collections
| have been made, specifying the amount of cash ar
| obligations OF the Municipality, which thew have
| received from each individual, and that The Trea
sursr shall transmit said statement annexed 10 hs
| weekly report to this Council.
Resolved, That all collectors of the dues Of tbis
| Municipality, who shall fail to make a prompt
statement in conformity with the foregoing resoltl-
tions shall, upon conviction Of the same be forth
| with dismissed from their offices.
ReSOiUed That il shall BE- the duty of the Secre-
tary of the Council, to spread said statements uDon
the minutes, and 10 publish them with the pro-
ceednps.
| Mr.. Hooper presented bill Of Malachi Kelly for
one hundred and twenty five dollars for refresh
menis, which was laid over.
The resignation of watchman P Casanas was read
and accepted, and E. A. Clary was elected in his
| place.
The Council proceeded to the election Of under
| warden of Work-house and suparnumeraries, etc
| and the applications were read.
| For Deputy Warden of Work-house, H. Kelly
| received all the votes, and was elected.
For Supenumerary Watchmen, James Lynch,
| J. Segun and ]. Sheehan received all the votes,
| and were elected.
Christian Doetling and Charles Fuller received
| the votes of Messrs. Hale, Hawthorn, Marks, Rem
shaw, Shields, Sykes, and Shakespear. and were
| elected.
| NJ, McCahe and P. McKeveIl received 6 votes.
| For Lamplighier, on the first ballot there was 10
| election. On the second ballot John Miller re
ceived the votes of Messrs Hale, Hawthorn, Marks
Renshaw, Shields, Sykes, Shakespear and Nan
cev, and was elected
John McManus received votes.
| On motion, the Council adjourned.
JoHS CALHOUN, Seefeiary.