The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13

Mr.. Brother, as Chairman of the Finance Com
mttee, presented the following resolution, and it
was adopted, after suspending the rules:
Resoioed, That the Treasurer be, and is hereby,
authorized to pay the following sums on the
warrant of the Mayor, viz:
To Jas Irwin for cleaning District in Of Second and
Fourth Wa' one month to stb Jsnnsry' one hundred and
To John Carroll for fencing triangle IN front OF ths hsy
um Camp street three hundred and sAynne dollars ana
TO E. londaraan. for repairs fences Camp and Mel
To seph Keer for repairing bridges from the 22d Dec
2hh January, 1851 one hundred and tysx dollars and
70 Dsvi. sans,bsn fRr three days use of purchase
To Thomas taerz for LAYING sidewalk on the corner
of Go od twelve % fos Bo,
for two month. 70 lst instant, three hundred dollars
To Martin Cochrane, for Gaming Dryades Market twenty
TO sderes Saw Mills, lumber thousand and thirty
''s1 asi' frf Ill., ss' sets of Non bridge
keser maRng g Bridges and hauling iron
bridge stui one hundred and eeyve dollars and seventy
To H. Burton for takiog of school children in
FIt and Second Wards fOryseven dollars and wentye sh
cents,
Mr.. Hooper, from the Police Committee, pre-.
sented the following reports, which were adopted
after suspension of the rules:
The Police Committee, to whom were referred
the several petitions Of C. M. Conrad for the re.
movai Of a nuisance on TchGupitOulas street of
Jamison & McIntosh, for the removal of building
being erected ia violation of the ordinances, on the
north side of Triton Walk; F.; and of citizens of the
Fourth Ward, for the removal of a frame building
for like cause, beg leave TO report, that insruc
tions have been given to the Commi.sares of the
wards of the respective petitioners, TO enforce the
ordinances in each case. They therefore, ask TO
be discharged from further consideration of the
matters.
Jso.- N. HAWTHORN,
JOSEPH ETTER.
The Police Committee, to whom referred the
complaint of the Captain Of the Watch against
Watchmaa E. A. Cleary, beg to report, that theV
have examined the charges preferred, but in con-
sderation of lis being his first off.nce, they
mend that he be reinsiated, and placed duty on
another beat with forfeiture of his pay from the
date OF the complaint until the 7th instant. They
ask be relieved from further consideration OF the
subject.
JosEPH ETrER.
The same gentleman presented the following re-
port and resolution, which were adopted after sus-
pending the rules, with amendment offered by
| Mr.. SHIELDS, viz. Under penalty of twenty
| dollars per day, recoverable before any court Of
competent jurisdiction for every day thereafter it
| remains so occupied"
The Police Committee, TO whom was referred
the petition of sundry citizens for the removal of
the Laboratory Melicerte street, beg leave to
report, that having investigated the matter, they
are of opinion that it is nuisance they, therefore,
in consideration of the fact suggest It's removal,
and offer the following resolution, and beg to be
discharged from further consideration of the matter.
| JNo. n; HAWTHORN,
| JosKpH ETTER
| Resolved, That the Commissary OF The Third
| Ward be- and is hereby, directed to notify the oc
cupants prOprieors of the Laboratory, situated
| in the Square bounded by Magazine, Bartholo-
| new, Constance and Melicerte streets, to remove
| the same within thirty days alter the passage of
this resolution, under penalty of twenty dollars
per day, recoverable before any court of competent
jurisdiction, for every day thereafter it remains SO
| occupied
The same gentleman also presented the follow
| ing resolution on its first reading:
Resolved, That permission be, and is hereby,
granted to the following persons 10 emancipate
their slaves, viz c. F. Ford, the slave Matilda, a
| grlff., aged about thirty-two years; Thomas j..
| Pipkin, executor, the slave Julia Ann, muatress,
aged about twenty one years, and her child Flor
ance, about six years and Mary Ann Woodward
the slave Agness, black, aged about forty years
and that said saves be permitted to remain in tn e
State, when their owners have given the usua
bond and security TO the satisfaction Of the Re.
corder
Mr.. Stewart chairman of the Committee on
Claims, offered the following reports and resolution
which were adopted after suspendng the rules:
| The Committee on Claims, 10 whom was reierred
the petition Of Christopher Dgnan for the return OF
a fine of ten dollars paid by him on mule and
draw, taken up estray, beg leave to report in
| favor of the same and offer the following reso
luton:
| JOHN G. STEWART,
r. A. JOHNSON,
]. A. BEARD.
Resolped, That the Treasurer pay, on the war
rant of the Mayor, to Christopher Dgnan, the sun
} of ten dollars, being amount Of fine paid by hin
J on mule and dray taken up by the Police wthou
] a driver.
| The Committee on Claims, to whom was referre'
) the petition of Hauk d. Washington, agents of tn
: ! steamboat George Washington, for damage sus
. tanned by said boat through the alleged neglect
9 the persons in charge of the Second Municipat
dredge. boat beg leave to report against the same
and ask to be discharged from the further consde
ration of the subject
. JOHN c. STEWART,
Il. A. Johnson,
J. A. BEARD.
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NJ Marks Charmnn of the Committee ON Fir.