New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-19

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! THE resolution authorizing the susssyos 70
repair the school house at ilnehuyg, was read
and referredsto the sCona,Eittee on Improvement
TIE substitute fol the resolution II The Board
G Assistant Aldermen, relative 70. the. port fofl
the Fourth District, was read and referred 70 I
tie Committee On Streets and Landings
The resolution authorizing the payment Of
sundry claims, was read and referred to the
Committee on Finance
The following resolutions OF the Board OF AL /
ldermen were read
Resoived. That the sale, by the Comptroller, |
on the 10th July, to Samuel +. Lee, security /
III Nj Torgay, for the supply of curb and gutter
stone for Fulton street, he and the same are
hereby approved OF. 4
Resolved, That the Comptroller be and he is
hereby directed to sell at auction. after due
notice, the contract for repairing the Magazine
street market, in accordance with plans and
specifications on file in the Surveyors office.
On motion Of Mr. Bailey, the first resolution
Mr.. Leeds moved to refer the second resolu-
tion to the Committee on Improvement and
Building, which motion prevailed.
The following resolution of the Board Of AL
dermen was read: 80, n 5s.5
Resolped. That the resolution No. AZ, passed
nv the Assistant Board of Aldermen, be not con
CURED in the nuisance complained of in said
resolution having been removed two months
since.
| On motion Of Mr.. Nixon, the Secretary was
instructed to return said resolution to the Board
| of Aldermen, the Board OF Assistant Aldermen
being unable to act on it.
Il "
NEW BUSINESS.
The rules being suspended, Mr.. Bailey of
fered the following resolution, and moved IT'S
adoption
| Resolped, That the Surveyor be, and he is
| hereby, authorized to purchase such curb and
4 gutter stone as may be necessary for CUTTERS,
and curbing Of Fulton street, and the lntersect-
ing streets, at price not to exceed thirty cents
per superficial foot.
/ Mr.. Derbes moved as n substitute that the
4 Comptroller be authorized to sell at auction,
| after n4days notice, a contract for supplying
| said curb and gutter stone, which motion was
1 lost.
4 And the question being on the motion of Mr.
Bailey, for the adoption of the resolution, was
/ carried
The rules being suspended, Mr., Wilson Of
fered the following, which was read twice and
i adopted: s.
Resolued, That Mrs. Catherine Thomas, an
insane person, in INDECENT circumstances, be and
is hereby declared a fit subject for the Lunatic
1 Asylum at Jackson.
i ORDER OF THE DAY--uNFIkIsHED BUSINESS.
Il The following resolutions, presented on the
4 18th inst by Mr.. Bailey, came up as the order
Of the day, and were adopted unanimously by
i yeas and nays:
Resolped, That the Mayor be, and he is
hereby, authorized to enter INTO the necessary
4 contract with John Paul, principal, and j. III.
Boon, security, for the construction of one nui-
sance boat, and the furnishing the necessary
a buOys, anchors, chains, etc., agreeably to the
specifications on file in the Surveyors office, for
/. the sum of eleven hundred dollars; payment to
, be made in cash on the completion and accept
, ance of the work by the Surveyor. 1T
Resolped, That the Mayor be-, and he is
:. hereby, authorized to enter into the necessary
contract with John McVittie, principal, and Da-
yid Rea, security, for the repairs Of Engine
house No. Is, situated on the northwest side OF
Basin street, between CONT and Bienvilie streets
for the sum Of two thousand five hundred and
seventy dollars; payment to be made in cash on
the completion and acceptance of the work by
the Surveyor
The resolution authorizing the contract with
Thomas Buckley for paving, ETC.. presented on
the 18th instant by Mr.. Bailey. was called W
on its second reading.
Il Mr.. Bailey moved to amend by adding g Cont.
II u.
i from Rampant to Claiborne street, and st. Ann
street, from Marais to Claiborne street, which
Il was carried, and the resolution MS amended was
adopted as follows unanimously by yeas ane
nays: -....a.
RESOLVED, That the Mayor be, and he is
hereby, authorized to enter into the necessary
contract with Thos. Buckley, for the paving o
IL the following streets with round stones takei
= from Royal and Charities streets, in accordance
with the terms and specifications under which tn
sale was made. viz: Cont, St. Philippe, Ursulin
and Esplanade streets, from Rampant to Clai
borne street, and st. Ann street from Marais t.
Claiborne street. -
II The resolution relative to an increase of thu
city police and providing for certain repairs t,
the station-houses, etc, came up as the order o
the day, and was, on motion OF Mr.. Stetson, lait
over, subject to call
The minority report and resolutions of TIL,
Committee on Health presented on the 22d o
l June last by Mr.. Shaw, laid over and partially
! adopted on the 9th Of July following, came III
as the order Of the day, aud were, ON motion o
!, Mr.. Andrews, laid on the table subject to call
The majority report of the Committee OF
L Streets and Landings, presented by Mr. Bale,
!, on the 9th of July last, and the minority re
e port presented by Mr.. Lanata on the same date
!, came up for final disposition, and were on motion
$ of Mr.. Bailey laid over to the next meeting.
The substitute for the resolutions of the Boar,
! of Aldermen authorizing repairs to the Paris
4 Prison, presented on the 9th of July last b,
s Mr.. Wilson, came up as the order of the day
s Mr.. Leeds offered the following substitute TO
+ the substitute, and the rules being dispensed, j
was read twice and adoped
8 ReSoiped, That the Surveyor be authorizes
: to report to this Council the repairs which Ii
: deems necessary to the Parish Prison, and tn
: probable cost Of the same.
= The resolution authorizing the issue of a Ger
: tificate to Michael Carvin, presented on the lot
/. inst. by Mr.. Bailey, was called up on its secon
4 reading.
Mr.. Place offered the following substitute:
q Resolued, That the Surveyor be instructe
: to report to this Board the amount of the clair
e due Michael Carvin, for work done by him 70
:. the former city of Lafayette.
= The quorum having been broken pending tn
!, consideration Of said subject, the Board ad
!, journed to Tuesday next, the 10th inst, at 81
O'Clock p. NJ. WALTER Fl. PETERS, Secretary.
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800 barrels and half barrels dry the celebrated BRDG
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the louisiana Alabama Mississippi aud Texa
Tiled by the City ubAgens at same price as by
general Agents oca
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