The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-27

To Thos s. Barry. for fitting Polls in Third Ward ten
To w. Wink. for uss of house Election Firs. Ward
February 9. ten dol!ars.
January " % Is and February 8 sixty dollars: s'1'A'
To Madam Youns for eise'hmsns ts Sixth Ward Polls
10 JOB Bennett for fitting up Pols Election February g.
TO j. Pnor, for fns Up Polls Elections tsi,h ward)
the Elections January is and 10 and February g. sSl
,ss sys ssssRs sss Ward Polls Sovsm
ToP. oBnen. for fitting up Polls January IS. 1851 ten
TO NJ Lindo for refreshments Fourth Ward Polls Elec.
ons, January is and 20. and February g. sixty dollars
To Martin Hogan for cleaning Engine House No. g. five
TO Wm Smith. for fitting up Seventh Ward Polls. ten
W% Ireland. for refreshments to Seventh Ward Polls.
TO NJ Aspl for refreshments and work. Third
Ward, forty dollars. ,n,
be o beeener ~ 81 % nine dol LA and cena. ep'em
To- s. Derwin for making box for St Mary's Market,
TO John Gauche, for clock for Recorders Office eleven
To B. oIney. for conveying sick hospital. etc. forty
TO Richard Turner, for conveying sick hospital in Jauu
and February inst, thirythree dollars and twenty FIVE
To B. Steel for Stationery for Municipal Officers one
I'D sn and s dSa foa s eHps.s.
of election Of State Senator costs Of suit etc.. hundred
Richard WATSON, for conveying sick to hospital five
To W. A Gasquet for three months rent of Watch house
Baronne street. 18th inst. hundred and eighty
TO Crescent Office. for printing Report of Finance Com.
mee and subscription to paper extra copie one hundred
To- Piper & Randolph, for work done to Municipal Offices
I a0as' oas boa Of y sande fsn fifteen dollar,
To VIM. Hopkins for making keys etc., six dollars and
Funk for bill ofsundries furnished inJanuary 1851
To D. numbrecht for bill of hardware etc., forty. three
To CLERK of Supreme Court for of suit Of Municipal
y ni9essn st a. dfa Fnn.,s sqd r thirty gents s
Alley and North Poydras street hundred and twenty
f. josiah Sos oflsls paid in error thirty dollar,
nc Il b hm Rn Ia IS Of 1 % q d e. s, ad
Passed February b. s fhos 81 g. ssssiiSps
M Has the effect oIay having been he Mayor
days with his objections. ]. CALHOUN, Secretary.
No. 3146.
Resolved, That the Superintendent of Public
| Works be, and he is hereby authorized to settle
| with Samuel L. Forgay, according to the terms of
sale reported to the Council by the Mayor, at its
Robin street between Magazine and Camp streets.
Passed February 49, 1851 THos ps:.;san n SHIELDS.
18Th Of February ISL and not returned % By him within five
No. BAT.
ResolUed, That permission be and is hereby
| granted to p. *. Sheffield, to erect house and
steam engine therein, in the square bounded by
| Maunse Sols, Calliope and Euphrosyne streets,
provided said building be made fire proof in
accordance with the ordinances, and to remain
during the pleasure of the Council
Passed February 49, 1851. THos. y. SHIELDS.
Has the effect of law, having been The Mayor on the
days with his objections J. CALHOUN Secretary.
No 3I4s.
Resolred, That the Mayor be and he is hereby
authorized and requested, after having given ten
days notice in the official journal of this Munich
pality, sell public auction, the contracts for
building brick engine house, stable, hose house
| trough, etc., for Trad Ferry Fire Company No. 12
on lot OF ground on Tchoupitouas street, between
F., Race and Orange streets, owned by this Munici
| pality and an engine house, stable, hose house
| trough, etc, for Washington Fire Company No
20, on a lot of ground on Thala street, between
Bacchus and Dryades streets, owned by this Mum.
cipalty all in accordance with plans and specifca
tions now on file in the Surveyors office. The
: work to be done without delay in good and sub.
stantla manner, to the satisfaction of the Surveyor
/, | and Fire Committee. The contract for each house
ETC.. to be sold separately the contractor to give
security in twice the amount of the contract for the
| faithful performance of the work.
| Passed February ID, 1851 THOS. N. SHIELDS,
Has the effect law having been sent to the Mayor on the
18th of February. 1851 not returned by him within i've
| days with his objections. j. CALHOUN, Secretary.
No. 3l49.
ReSotUed, That in the event of the Council of
the First Municipality failing (at its next SESSION.
to repeal the action had in relation to the leasing
of certain wharves to ]. R. Jennings, agent Of
Laws line of steamers, and reducing the rate Of
| wharfage, established by the General Council
that the Mayor be, and he is hereby authorized
requested, to take Immediately the necessary lega
l steps to anuul and set aside said action.
Passed February 1S, 1851. THOS. n, SHIELDS,
Il
st Of EebfuaFy ir ISL and not returned by him within v
f No. 315O.
t Whereas, Objection has been made by large
portion of the public the operation of the Twen
tieth Rule in the Public Schools Of this Munici
;, | pality; and
Whereas, 1t is the desire of this Council, tha
all causes of complaint, whereby the harmony ant
| well-beng of our Schools disturbed, may b.
removed and this Council not desming said Rule
d necessary part of the system of public education
adopted by the Municipality, under the laws of th
: | State; therefore,
: Be It resolved, That the Board of Directors o.
the Public Schools be and are hereby requested t.
| repeal the Twentieth Rule, and for the early exc
4 cnlion of that object they are hereby requested tt
| call special meeting:
BE it further resolUed, That it is the opinion O
e this Council, that religious service should here
It after be introduced in the Public Schools Of thi
y | Municipality.
II Passed February IS, 1851. THos. y; SHIELDS, Eg1
Has the effect of law, having been the Mayor tn
U With 6 S and not BY him w
/; No. 3l5l.
u Resotued, That the Surveyor be and is hereby
instructed to have the side walk on the east side
Magazine street, between Basin and Edward
t. streets, repaired agreeaby to existing ordinances
Passed February Is, 1851. THOS. n. SHIELDS,
n | President pro tenn.
m a's s fssa.y
days with his objections j. CALHOUN Secretary.
No. 1852
Whereas, Notice has been given, according t.
law, ot the intention of the Council, to cause
plank road TO be laid on Canal street, from Clai
borne street 10 the Metaire Ridge Road and n
Il opposition thereto having been made
be 1t therefore ResolUed, That the Mayor i
hereby requested to adjudicate the contract for al
materials, and the laying down of said road, afte
g giving ten days notice in the official journal
according to the specifications, to be publishes
p with the notice, and ag reeaby to the plan fill
In the Surveyors Office
y. Passed February IS. 1851. CD YANCEY,
President pro
Has the effect OF law having been sent to the Mayor
stn OF February 1851 and returned by him within fy
IN aays win his objections. j. CALHOUN, Secretary.
No. 1853.
iss ResotUed, That the width of Canal street, a
now defined by the lines of fences OF the severa
in Cemeteries on the Metairie Ridge be, and tn