New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-14


A communication from the Street Commits
sioner. naming persons who had failed to COM
ply with their contracts for repairing certain
paved streets, sidewalks, and paved supports,
was referred to the Committee on Streets and
Landings
Two bills from Mr.. Chene Vile for refresh
ments furnished to Judges and Clerks of Elec-
ton, Third District, were referred to the FL
nance Committee.
A petition from residents on Canal street,
complaining of late ordinance of the Council
Of Second Municipality, establishing q stand for
carriages and cabs on said street, was referred
to the Police Committee with power to act.
A petition from Mrs. E. NJ Beekman pray-
ing for permission to emancipate her slave Mar
garet, was referred to the judiciary Committee
A petition from Chas. DeCoudreax, praying
for permission to emancipate his slave Barthe-
lemy. was referred to the Judiciary Committee
A petition from Clemence Brard, f. W. c.,
praying for permission to emancipate the statu
Aber, Laurancine, her natural daughter, was
referred to the Judiciary Committee
bill due Boyer Brothers for provisions fur
nished Judges of Election was referred to the
Finance Committee.
A petition from Jefferson Fire Company No.
Is, was referred to the Fire Committee
A petition from Mrs Juliana Sharp, praying
the Council to refund her a sum of two hundred
and thirty five dollars nine cents, was referred
to the Committee on Claims
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr. Converse, as Chairman of the Finance
Committee, offered the following report and res
olutiou, which were adopted, the rules being
dispensed with:
bills have carefully examined the same which they find
and their and beg to offer the
following resolution. W. p. CONVERSE.
Rsosed That the Treasurer pay on the warrants of the
Comptroller. the following bills, viz: s
Pay roll of Laborers month of April Third Disrict
four hundred and twentyone dollars and seventy
cents.
Joseph Bachino oyster Shells hundred and thirty
three dollars and twenty cents
W. II. Unniache, painting two signs. five dollars.
Peanne Brothers, sundres, six hundred and eight dol
lars and seventy five cents.
Pay roll of Employees month of April Third Dstrict
one thousand and eghtynne dollars and eighty cents
A. Beckett, one key to engine-house, dollar and
twenty five cents
Pay roll of Carpenters, Iourneymen. in April Second
Disric0 one thousand six hundred dollars
and ninety cents.
I. Lurger, repairs to locks and KEYS seven dollars
Pay roll men employed for public in April Third
Disric thousand two hundred and eight dollars and
seventy cents
Fourth District Court, fees, forty-nine dollars.
Hogan cleaning out polls. (ftting up) ten dollars
Sheriff g bill. fees nine ddAnrs.
J. O'Neil, fitting up polls, ten dollars
A. O,Donnel refreshments to Judges thirty dollars
Martin Coughlin conveying patients to Hospital four
dollars.
sas Butler box and draws Recorders Court forty
two dollars and fifty cents
j. W. Young refreshments to Judges thirty dollars
Mr.. M1nien opening tomb. five dollars
Pay roll of Laborers in April Fourth Distrct) two
thousand thirty.one dollars and fortythree cents.
J. F. Wilde conveying patients to Hospital thirty
dollars and fifty cents.
]. W Hardin conveying sick to Hospital seventy dol
lars AID fifty cents.
A. s. Ferth sundries thirty dollars and thirty
cents.
Shark Day Staufer five kegs spikes sixteen dollars
Slark Day stauer, five kegs spikes sixteen dollars
and twenty-five cents
Stark Day staufer, five kegs spikes seventeen dollars
and fifty cents
Company gas furnished, five thousand five hundred
ffty-eight dollars and nnety-seven cents
J. b. Erlard refreshments to Judges, twelve dollars
j. p Freret conveying lunatcs to Jackson sixty dollars
and six cents.
J. p Freret. conveying returns of elections to Baton
Rouge and stationery hundred and seventy
J p. Freret, Mayors contested election, eghty.three
dollars and fifteen cents.
e. Bernard fixing up polls, ten dollars
g. Bernard fixing up polls ten dollars
Shades Coeehouse refreshments to Judges thirty dol
lars.
Shades Coeehouse refreshments to Judges thirty dol
lars.
David Felt s Co., stationery, thirty dollars.
Lestrade refreshments to Judges, nine dollars and
twenty cents
Listeau Belanger, refreshments to Judges twenty
FIVE dollars
Bonneond refreshment to Judges, twenty-five dollars
Arcade Hotel, refreshments Judges, thirty dollars,
dollars.
Noon Lestrade, refreshments to Judges fifteen dollars
and forty-fye cents
Martin Broderick refreshments to Judges twenty
dolasa
| Ma Broderick, fitting up polls, ten dollars.
VIM. Precioas conveying election box from Milnebure
| to Sheriff IS Office, two dollars
! Mr.. Clark, Chairman Of the Committee on