The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-10
official.
Ordinances and Resolutions OF Second
Municipality Council.
M. 3228.

Municipality Council.
No. 1928.
Resolved That the Treasurer pay on the war
rant of the Mayor, the following sums, viz:
To Thomas Mcfarland. for repairing the banauee
side of irond street, twenty nine feet at one dollar foot
To L. e. pard for cleaning out houses Commercial
ToC' Funk. for snndres furnished the Municipality off,
10 b. Fell Co., ior stationery furni,hed Recorders and
Coeciors' Offices forty eight dollars,
five hundred and and three quarter barrels ten
per barreone hundred and dollars and thirty
To John aifer for new lamps. and repane old ones and
furnishing five hundred yards wick, dollars and
TO frck coleman. for overpad by him in ls4s. in
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No. 1929. -.
Resolved, That the proposition of r. F. Nichols,
to purchase the interest of Municipality No. Two,
in two certain lots of ground, designated as Nos.
-Four and Three, on plan drawn by Joseph Pile,
Surveyor Of Municipality No. Two. dated April
18th, lS4l, on file u the Comptrollers Office front.
ing on Poydras street, and .eing the corner and
nexI to the corner of Caronoeet street, measuring
each twenty seven feet six inches front, by depth
of one hundred and two feet four inches. between
parallel lines, originally leased to E. W. Sewel
for the term of twenty five years, under The pro-
visions Of an ordinance adopted on the 9Th April,
lS4l, be, and Is hereby, accepted, conditioned on
the punctual payment, by the said X. F. Nichols,
of the sum Of twelve thousand dollars TO the Union
Bank of Louisiana, in part payment of certain
Judgment held by the said Bank against this Mu-
nicpality. CThe ground.rent to be paid to the
Municipality to date.
Resolved, That the Mayor be, and is hereby, all.
thorlzed and requested sign The necessary deeds
of transfer of the above described properly, to he
drawn up by the Notary of the Municipality, upon
the faithful performance, by said R F. Nichols, Of
the conditions contained in the foregoing resolution.
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No. $780,
ResolUed, That the Surveyor be, and he is here
by, authorized to amend the contract lately en-
tered into with F. A. Conant, for the erection of
fences, etc, at the school-houses, SO to read,
" for the work al the school-house on Pacanier
street, six hundred and ninetyive dollars, and for
the work at the school house Dryades street,
four hundred and forty.five doIlars"-the prices
stated in the resolution, passed February 25th, be-
ing erroneous.
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No. 1891.
ResolUed, That the ordinance regulating the po-
lice of RATS, hatboats, empty keeboats, and other
craft, passed jane 49, 1850, be, and is hereby,
amended, so to read as follows:
Resolued, That if anv raft, hitboat, keelboat or
other craft, shall, after dischargng her cargo, re-
main at any wharf or landing of this Municipality,
it shall be, and it is here made, the duty of The
Whartnger to cause said boat or craft 10 be re-
moved al the risk and expense of the owner.
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No. 1892.
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay, on the war
rant of the Mayor, to George Burke or order the
sum of ten dollars, being amount of fine paid by
him for running furniture cart without license
passd AP s5i is,, Prs;dea.
No. 1898.
ResotUed, That Michael Kelly be, and is hereby
released from the payment Of fine of fifty dollars
incurred by his carriage being wrongly numbere
| by the painter.
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No 1884
ResoiCeG, That the Treasurer paw, on the war
rant of the Mayor, to DR.. M. Poelman, or order
the sum OF ten dollars, for medical attendance on
wounded persons at the Robin street Watch house
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No. 1895.
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay, on the war.
rant of the Mayor to Jackson Fire Company No
Is, ftysix dollars, for additional ground rent pait
by them.
Resolved, That from and after the 1st instant
and until said Company obtain possession of the
new Engine House, the sum of sixty dollars pei
quarter be, and IS hereby, appropriated to Jackson
Fire Company No. Is, for payment of ground rem,
as;iso aspio7sd AdR4 A1as M ISL Rso sso
No. 1886.
Resolved, That the resolution No. 3l99, passed
at the sitting of March lSth 1851, be so amended
to extend the time for the removal of the Suga
| Refinery" of Jas. Magee & Co., from thirty days
| to first September next.
Applo7sd April Z ISL A. D. cRossMAN. N's;ase': Mayor.
No. 3237.
| Resoluea, That the Surveyor be, and is hereby
| required to report to this Council at its mex
sitting, the most eligible point at which Brdg,
| can be made across the New Canal below Ceda
street also plan and estimate of the cost of tn
same.
PssseS Ap ls5 Prssdsnt
No 1898.
| ReSotved, That the Superintending Architect O
the Municipal Hall, is hereby authorized and di
rected to cause the angular granite pieces at tn
sides Of the steps leading into the Surveyors an
Police offices, to be cut down square with the sal
steps, or removed ; in their present conditio
they are dangerous to life and limb
Passed April 1851 J. H. CALDWELL, President
Approved April I. 1851. A D. CRossMAN. Mayor.
| No. 1899.
ResolUed, That the Treasurer and Comptrolle
be, and hereby, instructed to report as early
practicable, after the first Of May next, what reduc
ton has been made upon the outstanding ebliga
tons of this Municipality, from the 9th of MAY
1850, up to the lst day of May, 1851.
Approved April !. ISL A. D CkoSsMaN, aess. Msso;.