New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-22

ente, Andrews, Bailey, Burthe, Derbes. Dol
honde, Forbes, Lanata, Nixon, Place, Ramos.
ReK Stevenson, Stetson, Summers, sykes,
Watkins and Wills0n-26. fal
y. O. billiard received the votes Of Messrs. |
dackey, Place, Shaw and Sykes. ~
Chellet received the vote Of Mr.. Lugen-
buhl---1, III -, e n
For Director Of the Water works Company,
on the first ballot, j. b. Dolhonde received the
votes OF Messrs. Claiborne, Burke, Giquel, Laba-
tut, Lugenbuhl, Alpuente, Burthe, Derbes,
Lanata, Ramos, Stevenson, Sykes and Will |
son--13. NJ VIII AZ sls sse- II
y. 0. Nixon received the votes Of Messrs.
Sewell, Bailey, Dolhonde, Leeds, Place, Shaw,
Stetson and Summers. .i5;is H Z
Id. NJ. Burke received the votes Of Messrs,
Clark, Converse, Stockton, Andrews, Forbes,
Mccormack, Mackey, Nixon, Relf and Wat
kins- ts yss
| Consequently there was no election.
| On the second ballot, J. B. Dolhonde was
duly elected, having received the votes of Messrs
Claiborne, Burke, Clark, Converse, Giquel,
Labatut, Lugenbuhl, Stockton, Alpuente, An
trews, Burthe, Derbes, Forbes, Lanata, McCor-
mack, Nixon, Ramos, Stevenson, Summers,
sykes, Watkins and Willson-222. 4
l J. @. Nixon received the votes Of Messrs.
Sewell, Bailey, Dolhonde, Leeds, Mackey, Place,
Relf, Shaw and Stetson--9.
| fofCoHector OF Levee Dues on Rats, Flatboats,
etc, for the Third District, II. Gabrielle was
duly elected, having received the votes of Messrs
Claiborne, Burke, Clark, Converse, Giauel,
l.abatut, Sewell, Stockton, Alpuente, Andrews,
/ Bailey, Burthe, Derbes, lDolhonde, Forbes. La
nata. Leeds, Mackey, Mccormack, Nixon, Place,
Ramos, Relf, Shaw, Stevenson, Stetson, Sum
mers, Sykes, Watkins and Willson-3O.
James Walsh received the vote Of Mr.. Lugen-
buhl-l -
/ ntovo of& ba co1,, II. AZ,
First District, N. r. Jennings was duly elected,
having received the votes Of Messrs. Claiborne,
Converse, Giquel, Stockton Andrews, Bailey,
Burthe, Forbes, Leeds, Mccormack, Nixon,
Place, Shaw, Stevenson, Stetson, Summers and
Sykes-17. sss, la9a3 .e-5i y Y '5sls S.,l IA z Z
i P: E. Bonneford was duly elected, having
received the votes of Messrs Burke, Labatut,
Lugenbuhl, Sewell, Alpuente, Andrews, Bailey,
Burthe, Derbes, Dolhonde, Forbes, Mackey,
Ramos, Watkins and Willson-15. e HN
L. j. Seymour received the votes of Messrs.
Claiborne, Burke, Labatut, Stockton Derbes
Dolhonde, Mackey, Place, Ramos, Summers,
Watkins and Willson-12 In @
Il i. j. Dix received the votes of Messrs Con
verse Leeds, Nixon Shaw, Stetson and Sykes-6
Hugh Kennedy received the votes Of Messrs
Giquel, Lugenbuhl, Sewell, Alpuente, McCor-
mack and siewerssen-8 + t slt r
The Common Council having completed the
election, the Board of Aldermen arose and re.
/ tired. * f<t S
Mr.. Bailey moved to adjourn to Friday next
Mr. Mackey moved to adjourn to Tuesday
next, which was lost. 49,
Mr.. Summers presented the following, ant
the rules being dispensed, it was read twice ant
adopted: .r-.5,..slss- f-l
. Resolued, That the City Attorney be and i.
hereby instructed to ascertain whether or no
the claim Of the city of NewOrleans to Annun
M hoe hnars sat sIr,k
preme Court Of the State of Louisiana, and i
so, whether said square is entitled to pay taxes
and from what period
The following offered by Mr.. Shaw, was reat
twice and adopted, the rues being suspended;
Resokued, That the Committee on Streets ant
Landings be and they are hereby instructed tt
examine into and report at the next meeting o
this Board, the propriety of having the various
markets In the city cleaned, painted and white
washed.
Mr.. Watkins presented the following resolu
ton, and the rules being suspended, it was reat
twice.and adopted:
>. RESOLVED, That the Surveyor be and is hereby
E acrss st. Charles street at the end Of ommer
cial alley, said crossway to be at least four fee
wide
The following, presented by the same member
We're, on his motion, referred to the Commute
{, on Streets and Landings:
ResotUed. That it is the intention of thi
= Council, provided no satisfactory opposition b
!, made thereto, to cause the following streets t
q be opened: Poydras street to be wdened an
opened into Carroll street; Bacchus into COTE
i street; Felicity road to the Mississippi river
!. St. Charles street through Tivoli Circle int
o Nayades street; and Delord street through
| Tivoi Circle into Triton Walk, under the act o
3D. April, 1882, providing for the opening, lay
II ing out and improving streets in the city of Ne,
q Orleans, and the act amending thereof approves
: Sd May, 1S47, and the Mayor is hereby au
thorized to give public notice in French an
English of said intention, during thirty days il
the Bee and Crescent, said streets to be opene
= in accordance with plans and specifications to b
u furnished by the Surveyor.
IS Resolred, That the Comptroller be, and he
: hereby, authorized to sell at auction to tn
Il highest bidder, after ten days notice in the off
g cial journal, the contract for laying banquet
: on the North side of Josephine, from Apollo t
Ellen streets; and also the contract for LAYING
!, banquette on the South side of Felicity Roat
u from Howard to Dryades street, in accordanc
with plans and specifications on file in the su,
veyors office. The city's portion of said bar
q quettimg to be paid out of any money in tn
Treasury not otherwise appropriated; the prol
erty holders part to be paid in cash, on the Gel
e tificate Of the Surveyor.
rules being suspended, it was rend twice an
!, adopted:
Resoloed, That the Street Commissioner b,
8 and he is hereby, authorized to notify the OWE
e ers or agents of the owners of the vacant squar
bounded by Port, Greatmen, St. Ferdinand an
Cross streets, to have the same fenced in witho,
J, delay, and in the event of their failing to CON
: ply, after due notification, to have the san
done at their expense.
!, A message was received from the Board
Aldermen, asking the concurrence of the Boar
of Assistant Aldermen in the following resolr
ton, and notifying the Board of the appoint
n ment of Messrs. Converse, Labatut, Lugenbul
;. and Burke, as their committee:
RESOLVED, That the petition of citizens for 81
: tesian wells be referred to a committee of fou
# members Of this body, to meet similar commit
L tee on the part of the Assistant Board, to repo
d on the prayer of the petition.
The rules being suspended, the resolution Wi
o read a second time and adopted.
i. The President appointed Messrs. Iced
# Mackey, Burthe and Derbes as the committee O
the part of this Board.