The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-15
r Official.
Ordinances and Resolutions OF Second
Municipality Council.
No. 1862.

sums, on the warrant Of the Mayor viz
To sundry persons employed as PAYERS, in May, |
1851. three hundred and thirty-eight dollars and
eighteen cents.
To sundry persons. employed carpenters and |
laborers, in May, 1851, two hundred dollars and
seventeen cents.
To sundry persons, employed laborers, in
May, 1851, one thousand one hundred and ninety |
two dollars and forty-nine cents
To sundry persons, employed in Surveyors De- |
partment in May, 1851, four hundred and forty
nine dollars and fifty-fve cents.
To David Moores, for boxing trees and repairing
railing around Melpomene Canal, eightysfve dol
lars and fifty cents.
To J. Cosgrove, for hose, screws, etc., twenty
two dollars and twenty-five cents.
To Henry McGuinn, for sand, shells, lime ETC.,
two hundred and nine-fve dollars and eighty one
cent?,
ToJ. A. Baquie, for one anchor, ten dollars and
forty cents
To Michael Fitzpatrick, for hauling iron bridge /
top. seven dollars and fifty cents.
To Robert Monteith, for desk and chair for Sur
veyor's Office, thirty-four dollars.
To Edward Dunn, for cleaning upper district, in
March, five dollars and thirty eight cents
To M. Coyle, for work done at Draining Ma
chine, seven dollars and forty cents
To G. Funk, for sundries furnished Municipal
Officers, six dollars and sixty cents
To Leeds & Co, for sundres for Draining Ma
chine, hundred and ffty-one dollars and
To Abraham D. Young for making plan of
intended improvements on Canal street, twenty
five dollars
To F. Leearman, for services as staff-beare to
Surveyor, fifteen dollars.
To Peter Nuss, for making three ladders, seven
dollars and fifty cents.
To Marchleangt, for two hundred pickets, eleven
dollars and three cents.
To Edward Rigney, for labor in April, on Gro
mans contract, i've dollars.
To Robert Hamilton, for two hundred feet
cypress lumber, seven dollars.
To John Paul, for repairing and boxing up trees
on Camp and Coliseum streets, thirty-seven dollars
and fifty cents.
To Thomas Lindon, for nails for Dryades Depot
three dollars.
To Doctor Dalton, for medical attendance to an
| orphan, by order Of the Recorder, twenty y-three
dollars.
To P. O'Brien, for conveying sick to Charity
Hospital. fifty eight dollars and fifty cents.
To J. H. Maddox, for subscription to the Cres-
| cent and extra work furnished, one hundred and
seventy-eight dollars and ninety five cents
To John L. Lewis, for Sherff's fees, in sundry
suits, and Constable's election expenses, two hun
dred and seventy-one dollars and fifty SIX sents.
To John H. Burroughs, for taxes and expenses
on sale Of lot, corner Pacanier and St. John Bap-
tst streets, fifteen dollars and thirty-six cents.
To VIM. H. Garland, for postage and sundry
petty expenses paid by him, thirty eight dollar.
| and forty nine cents.
To VIM. Hopkins, for making new keys, etc.
five dollars and fifty cents.
To Henderson q Gaines, for gas chimneys fo
lamps, forty two dollars.
To Paul Pecquet, for costs in sundry suits il
third Justices Court, forty Eight dollars.
To VIM. H. Garland for Clerks and Sheriff I
fees, in sundrv suits vs this Municipality, paid b!
| him. seventy-six dollars and twenty cents.
To M. e. Almindinger, for Clerks and Sheriff I
| fees, in sundry suits instituted about plank roads
thirty-eight dollars and seventy-five cents
To Richard Turner, for making new sinks, ane
filing up old ones at Widows Row. by order o
Police Committee, forty-seven dollars.
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No. 1868.
ResolUed, That the Finance Committee be, ano
they are hereby, authorized to borrow, on the
notes of this Municipality, an amount not exceed
ing fifty Thousand dollars the notes issued tt
| be made PAYABLE in January and February next
and that the Comptroller and Treasurer be, ant
they are hereby, authorized to issue the notes ne
cessary for said loan.
Resolved, That to insure the punctual paymen
at maturity of the notes issued, the CompIrolle
and Treasurer be, and they are hereby, authorizes
to pledge sufficient amount of the market note
and the revenue derived from the wharves an,
levees for 1851, will secure the notes issue'
under the foregoing resolution.
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No. 1864.
Whereas, it appears from the opinion Of the Al
torney of this Municipality, that the late Ordinanc
Eassed by the General Council, at it's sitting of tn
l2,h Of June last, changing the rate of wharfag
| and the manner of collecting the same, is ega
. and therefore null and void, according to his con
slruction of the law defining the powers of tn
. | General Council
Be it therefore resolved, That the officers of th
Municipality be, and are hereby, instructed to di
, regard the said ordinance, and to proceed wit
their duties as if it had not been passed.
ResolUed. That the concurrence of the Counc
Of the First Municipality is respectfully solicite
in the foregoing resolution.
Passed July !, 1851. J. H. CALDWELL. President.
Has the effect law having been sent the Mayor
Il. si and not q h% w ss
) No. 1865.
! Resolved, That the District Surveyor be place
y on the pay Roll of tine Municipality whenever an
0 for such time as he may be employed by the Su
: veyor, with the approval Of the Committee
Q Streets and Landings.
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q No. 1866.
Resolved, That Wachman P. Connolly be- al
| is hereby, dismissed from the service of this Nj
ncipality, for inattention to his duties.
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No. 1867.
Resolved, That the stable erected by Benam
= Rodrg guez on Phlppa, near the corner of Jul
street, he, and the same is hereby, permitted to
!, main, during the pleasure of this Council.
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% No. 1868.
h RESOLVED, That permission be, and is hereb
, granted to Thomas Murray, 10 erect biacksmi
II shop on Poydras street, between st. Peter and
= Paul streets, provided the building be made Fl,
l V,Pon fhs fr,etV, huh thut h.
# and banquet,es be not encountered in any wa
and to remain during the pleasure of the Ceunc
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i No 1862
is Resolved, That the charges of neglect of du
l. | again-t James Clinton Michael Farrell and P,
Of rick Hannon, who were examined on the LIST
,e May last, having been then fully substantiatt
er they are not entitled to remuneration from
Council after the date Of their suspension.
,e Passed Jsy 1881 s,, GALJDUWELL, President
- No. 1870.
- Resolved, That P. McInnery having be
ae proven guilty of gross misconduct, is not entit
y TO remuneration from this Municipality after
IN 25th April last, the date Of his suspension.
IS, Approved July 5. is5l. A. D. cRossMAk. Mayo Msso
/ No. 1871.
RssolUAd, That the Treasurer pay on the W
rant Of the Mayor to John Bowman the sum
:. twenty dollars, being the amount Of fine paid
= him for having grain on Levee in contravention
y Passed July I, 1851 J. H. CALDWELL, Presiden