The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-06


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second MusafegpafEty Countfg.
This body mel last esAaing ReeqFass baawiP psa1,n5
d Present. Aldermen Ball. Lawfasep. Ezsina5. took " an
TO Iou,anys Peters, Bruruisnss Stewart i&sa1 s'aa'oa
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q noto the proposals releFlpa % NE 0ospniee
re- Streets and Landings
@ TIE Annual statement Of the Comp5eF ordad
Re be pnbised in the oesi Journal noicn d Mr. keisr
Tbs Tseasusers Weekly KepoF WIS Esad. = follows
Balance on hand last report. e, q -. e,
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= Balance on hand 9tQz4s
" as received from the Treasurer Stain
ID that he had colpesed the purchase q ~ 0 of bonds ilp
ag Peter Confsy IT, ii q cis upon tp dollar Is sneqz
do By the Councils ~ resolution pasa ieH 'sasass q
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and H a II s 81 he neglect Il lie
Referred 70 the Recorder a tsHsannel7eo nlnatee o.
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ems September list lie therefore Offered solnto1 aaa9es
proposals 10 e0uiIlct lul s1z A-l ~.
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War Mr. Bel objected 10 hasfg action this subject ~ W
estimates and incarnation to be placed before 1s
X and briefly reviewed the system Of conqef % Hien D
d al M Peters was willing that The further consideration q
cnck resolution should be postponed until the next ulcetnf o.
Council He considered the Of eeBtraets THE onl5
teabe one, and the log experience q ale
noTafions had proved this The gentleman Pfocfeed AZ
ierth shovne he Necessity Of course usually adopt.
MI Stanton opposed the SYSTEM and cited instances o.
o,lat iecl on the part Of eQDtEacioIa- = :, L.
fIA Mr. Renshaw followed M defence OF tho system %
leave tracts preferable to ans other olifiea ~ 's
' - Mr. Cook spoke in Of he pursued BY dc
niitfee on Streets aud ilnnlings
&so The resolution OF Mr.. Resaw y ~ thea % Haqhs
Xxx Nil Cooling from the Committee Police made :
baIa and offered resolution appointing wsienm q Anna
~ "a MI BrnFniens. from he Committee on Claims, ~
- y adversely 70 lie petition OF the owners Of tie steamboat
an = sbnI Neg and ether parties named =. Il
= Mr. Cook Offered the usual resolRtiqns approifaAn
10 the wofkhoase Adopted. - =.
% tes erajon the complaint Mr. e Wood Perry e
- will AIr % Bren, C0nmissay OF the Sevelt Ward ma1s
pune port stating The npfaclicabil Of opnlnis8 fiel
rom asking be discharged from the further
six Mn Brugnsns made minority Iepest, sModsaE "
70 pas daYit Of Nj. Perry which detailed the offensive CONF
noble Brien The report Of Mr. r., however da not AT
every any different conclusion from e oths bal alao asked
here De CHARGE from the consideration OF 1lie sqcs
Al lone debate, amusing IN few Of III details ysi q
lively stalls. fat and unpzqttable q a Wnee nats
~ ~ pateMessrs Stewart and Bruefdets benang we pr
- W bnren discussion, The question AZ h pel1s
~ W called of, taken and the majority report anoRsei