The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-06

w. H. GARLAND Treasurer.
communication from the District Surveyor,
asking to have the laws relative to lines of property
published and report from the First District Sur
veyor that the work the Common street Road
had been suspended, were referred to Committee
Streets and Landings,
The designations of Messrs. J. o. Pierson and
E. Macpherson, Commissioners of the House of
Refuge, were read and accepted
Communications from Capt. Forno, relative to
the loss of the Guard boat and the cost OF new
one, were referred to Police Committee.
report Of the Superintendent of the Orphan
Boys Asylum, Lafayette, relative to the good health
and conduct of the five boys sent there by the Mu-
nicipalty, was read
A resolution of the Board of Directors of Public
Schools, relative to building two school-houses,
referred to Committee on Education.
The following offers Of securities were read and
accepted
For B. Lally, Overseer of Work-house, Bernard
Gilosby
For Thomas Murphy, Overseer of Work-house
For A. H. Eldridge, Deputy wharfnger, Bene-
dict Baggett.
OF First Brigade Louisiana Militia, for an ap-
preparation
OF Female Orphan Asylum, Camp street, to be
exempted from tax were referred to Finance Com
mittee.
OF Thomas Maher to substitute Michael Gloss
and Thomas Fallen his security;
OF B. Corcoran, to be paid an amount deducted
from his contract in 1917;
OF Butchers and vendors in St Mary's Market
to keep 1t open on Sundays to II o'clock;
OF w. J. Collins to have Thomas McFarlane
accepted as his security were referred to Commit
tee on Streets and Landings.
Of Fire Company No. IT, for payment of their
new engine, was referred to Committee on Fire.
OF citizens, to have watch placed on White and
Benton XVaSr rnIp rod to
Mr.. w. H. Garland, Treasurer, offered to renew
his Bond, II required by the Council, with Messrs
Sumpter Turner and G. G. Williams as Security :
and AdolPhe Layet Comptroller offered Messrs.
Jas. T. Freret and Saml. L. Forgay, which were
referred to the Finance Committee.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr. Lawrason, Chairman of Finance Committee,
presented the following resolution:
ReSOiUed, That the Treasurer pay upon the war
rant of the Mayor the following sums, viz:
Top Van Buren, for conveying sick to Charity Hospital
three hundred and sixty three dollars;
10 Fl Young TOR conveying sick to Charity Hospital eigh
Tothe " Louisiana Statesman for twelve months SUBJ
scTpuon, five dollars;
To The :. louisiana Spectator, " for twelve months sub,
TO the Clerk of the Fifth District Court Copies in the case
O. iohn Duggan % cersHs Municipality No. Two, nineteen
To the Clerk of the Fourth District Court Costs in the case
Of Municipality Nc Two cersUS j. Erwin, six dollars and
To the Job.boat Montezuma for the Tovape of Ruo
from Third Municipality, thirty dollars Vi DO''
To Jas Thompson, for Oyster Shells three dollars and
sixty cents; ~ ~
To John Bachino for Oyster Shells one hundred and five
| dollars and sixty cents
To Henry McGuinn for Lake Shells two thousand one
h%uEdred % and nnsly M -four dolIsrs and eighty cents
eight hundred and twelve dollars and seventy five cents
To o. POoley, for Sand, two hundred and furyeieb
dollars and eighty eight cents;
70 Joseph Keser for Carpenter Work on Engine Hons
Company No. Two, and Awning OF ST. Mary's Market
| four hundred and seventy eisht dollars
70 Cooke and MOoehOuse for Building Stairs in Engine
House No SN seventy nine dollars and eghy.siX cents
To Alfred kearney Co. for three barrels Lime Six dolar
| and twenty five cents;
To s. Fink for emptyng Nuisance Tubs from cells of Ra
| rome Street Wa house, six dollars
To Joel Gleason, for Railroad Freight Wheel
| Horse hire, etc five dollars;
To T. T. Gazer, for Tax of the year thousand erh
hundred and forty mine, paid i'll three hundred and sxt
To j. B. Budd for Tax for the year one thousand eigb
hundred and forty nine, paid in hundred and eight
| dollars;
To Costey and Barker, for Extra Work on Thala Stree
Plank Road Lumber, etc., two hundred and thirty bret
| dollars and seyenty.live cents;
To Joseph Etter, for Mating in Council Chamber sixty
| nine dollars and sixty five cents:
To C. Pauldng for Rent of Municipality Hall from thu
thirteenth May, housend eight hundred and frty
seven, thirteenth Of November thousand egh
hun red and mine, and interest," nine thousand sx hun
dred and sixty dollars.
The same gentleman presented the Annual Fl.
nance Report, which was adopted, and on motion
of Mr.. Marks, two hundred and fifty copies were
ordered to be printed
The Finance Committee beg leave to report the