The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-27
T, II. SHIELDS,
gro. G. LAWRAsON.
CHARLES pRIuR


convenience, and therefore submit tie following
resolution:
T, II. snlELDs,
GEo O. hAwRAsoN,
ResolUed, That the Mayor be- and he is hereby
authorized and requested, after having given ten
days notice in the official paper of the Municipality
to sell, according the 18th section Of an act Of
the Legislature Of the State of Louisiana ap-
proved March is, 1850, the contract for building
two Sehool-houses upon the property belonging
the Second Municipality and sitrsaeSi M the First
and Fourth Wards Lhereof according to the plans
and specifications file in the Surveyor Office
the work to be done in good and substantial man
ner, to the satisfaction of the Surveyor and be
completed within four months from date of CON
| tract Conditions to be as follows, viz: The con-
tractor to retain ownership Of the buildings but
subject to the convenience of the Municipality to
purchase the same for cash. in accordance with the
terms OF adjudication; the buildings be rented
in the meantime by the council al a rent paving
10 per cent per annum upon their cost.
The Committee also presented the following re-
port and resolutions
The Committee on Education to whom was re-
terred the petition signed by numerous German
citizens, praying that the advertisements authorized
by the Council to be published in the German
newspaper entitled Die Glocke be transferred from
said paper to the German Gazette the latter having
by lar the largest circulation have had the same
under consideration, and find the statements set
forth in said petition to be correct and the change
advisable, and recommend the following resolution
GoRsF q LAwRAsoS
CHARLES PRIpE.
ResolUed, That the ordinance passed April 25th,
1913, authorizing the publication of certain ordi-
nances, etc, in the German language be so amended
to strike out the words Die Glocke and insert
German Gazette.
MIR. Hale, Chairman, presented the following
report, which was adopted:
The Police Committee respectfully report the
following result of diligent examination of those
who elected to the Police, Night Watch etc.
and in making their decision have construed the
ordinance OF the 1lth inst, as requiring citizen
ship of three years.
FOR DAY POLICE.
j. A. Barrett, John Dunbar John Rutter John Richard
son VIM Robinson, II Sheridan s Kicker, P. Ritter s
Phil ps and BOYD Robinson. have been found qnai6edE7
John MCCALL mas not been quite three citizen.
FOR RIVER POLICE.
B. Fontleroy, shannon, NJ Farrell and James Chris
Tine, have been found quaItied-l
FOR NIGHT WATCH.
5 saa Ts%Re s0D Msb Mah E J. Nss Ws Ps4 E. g.
Brand. A. ]. Ross, A. Mcdonald, Sylvester Quinn j.
9ss sIy John e. fM Msas e. T. msGa5
Ia69 CHP 6amS n SSD sgeSnon Thongs Gng r GTesws
EsS5er Tfazef y GTns Dl{f!cs john liaasaa'
ffsa nacg Carney G' aagR gRn
hndn 59ha Me " abs Thomas EEy9 = 5 John HeSdsr9n W
FggSo FgSsoa Tomas II D. W MS'Rg a aann
william william eesP Rey FSE %l% 1% aS MeGs bse Fl
Adlum, sas O. Hagan, A. Mouchon Peter Kernan, Geo.
The following have been here two years and
over, but not three years
Thomas Q'RouGke, James Coyle, L, A. Cleary Thomas
Schmidt-s.
FOR suPERNUMERARIEs
Davas, James Sheehan f. Babin NJ. Ryan Jas Beecher
James Cayery, in all 8, have been found qualified.
FOR LAMPLIGHTERS.
oh I'm M Matha II
EMM MMsso. Dyy MnGR1SyS ESssm,I LndE stss Rsts 2cs
Thomas Flyn, duly qualifed-12.
From the foregoing report it will be seen that
there remain to be elected of Day Police l, River
Police l, Night Watch 80, Supernumeraries II and
Lamplighters 2.
Hugh Flyn, elected to the Watch, said his
papers had been burned, and brought witness
who swore that he had seen them in 1886
OF those elected, twenty-one not voters even,
and many others did not appear, although the Com
mttee was in session two days. They cannot,
therefore, be considered candidates
All which is respectfully submitted, and the Com
mittee ask TO be discharged
SPARREL HALE,
h. r. Hooper.
The Committee submitted the following report
The Police Committee respectfully submit the
following report, on subjects referred to them
Ia the case Of j. S. MeFarlane, fined for nui-
sance, they recommend that the fine be remitied
upon his paying all COSTS
The cause of complaint against the Poydras ST.
Resiaurat, has been removed by the raising Of the
chimneys during the past week.
The Committee have examined the case of Watch
man Youngcauson, suspended by Sergeant Haz-
ards report, and find that the Walchman was
gully of disrespect to his superior officer; and
as the said Watchman has not been elected, no
further action is necessary.
The complaint ofCapt. Forno, relative to Ser
geant Daily, has received due attention. NJ Mores,
who signed the letter accompanying the commune
cation of the Captain ofthe Night Watch, appeared
be fore the Committee, but refused TO be swOrn-at
the time declaring that the letter was The
truth, Il appears that Mr. Moree has been paid or
secure d for the S25 of which he complaiued and
with which he is satisfied and as Mr.. DAILY apollo
gzed for bis eonduc, and said it was done through
ienoraDee the Committee do not think it necessary
to pursile ibe matter farther, the Sergeant has
been cautioned TO be more careful in future.
Tile Committee therefore ask 10 be discharged
FROM further consideration ofthese matters.
SPL. Hale.
JNO. N. HAWTHORN.
approve of all the above reports except the first
rep Ort. l.. L. Hooper.
Ndr. Hooper presented the following minority re-
port: