New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-07

each District of this city The compensation paid per day
or month the work works which employed and also
furnish information this Council which will enable it to
understand fully the duties and requirements of all
thus employed and judge Of the propfety and necessity
lstgnedl VIC, c, CLAIBORNE,
Isisnea7 r TRANs b% II p 6 Ai41E"'0.
President Hoard d Assistant Aldermen
Signed, AID. CRosSMAN, Mayor,
No 1877
ReoFed That the Surveyor be and he is hereby author
lied to have built the Levee Of the Second District in
such place as the Wharfnger may designate, Office for
the of the Wharfnger and Collector of Levee dues
and also to have the present Office repaired for the use Of
the leyee police provided the cost of the whole does not
exceed two hundred dollars,
[signedl VIM. c, c. CLAIBORNE,
gslgpedl f' FsHMs o' 4fp q agf''s"'
sisnpdl A. D. CRossMAS, Mayor.
NO 1885
Rsye''td That permission be granted to H. P Gator to
use Washington Square, Third District for exhibition
Signed wM. c. c. CLAIBORNE
ST., tre.den, Bo4ti q Aldermen.
..,u.4 ,., President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
rsigar1i a. D cRossaAN, Mayor
No 13o
lFhercis The Anniversary OF National 1ndepend-
ence is at hand and whereas it is proper and be-
coming. and in unison with the patriotic sentiments
which animate every American breast, that this day
should be held in grateful remembrance and should be
commemorated in appropriate manner be it, there
fore,
Regord That the sum of five hundred dollars be appro
priated by the Common Council be placed the dis
posa Of the Committee to celebrate in fitting
the Fourth Of July.
Res0red That Joint Committee of three members of
this Board and five members of the Board of Assistant
Aldermen be appointed carry the object of the
foregoing resolution.
Committee. BOARD of Aldermcn-M essrs George Clark
lsiguedl ", c. c. CLAIBORNE,
sigusdl pfi FRaSs ''G 2Ip & AiasEmsn
President of Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
i$isnedj A. D. cRossMAN, aIayor.
No. 40.
Resoa That the Treasurer pay the warrant of the
Comptroller, the following bills
John Doyle, removing furniture from Work house.
thirty dollars
The Statesman publications notice etc eight dollars
Commerce Restaurant refreshments to Judges fifteen
| dollars,
A Ghessomme, refreshments to Judges fifteen dollars
l. Hollers Refreshments to Judges six dollars and fifty
| cents.
Henry petrie FASTING 1000 hand-b eight dollars
| H. Forno, sundries, twenty three dollars
| sam Of Fink cleaning out privy. six dollars
| NJ II Meyer repair to Il clock, four dollars.
| J. IL. Maddox, advertising slaves, eighteen dollars
Sam Moore month rent of house, seventy dollars
T. Leblanc, costs in two suits eightywo dollars and
| eghtyseyen cents.
State Republican, advertising notice of election four
dollars and fifty cents
j. Cuvillier copies of notariai acts eleven dollars
B Laborde, one month salary as cartman, iorty-hve
| dollars.
J. H. Maddox assessment rslls of Lafayette, twenty
| one dollars.
IL G. Hicks Improvement and work, Cemetery,
| four hundred and eighty dollars,
E A Michel sunlries nineteen dollars and sixty cents
NJ. Brown, cab hire use of the police three dollars
| j. Freidenstene. blacksmith works, one hundred and
| fifty dollars and ninety-two cents.
IL McGuinn. two cords pine wood. ten dollars,
| j. II Nicholson supplying and setting stones (curb)
| siXty-two dollars and thirty cents.
r. & Musgrove lumber for fitting up polls twenty-our
dollars and thirty three cents.
7 IL Borden repairing couplings etc, five dollars.
j. II. Cechrane. painting Lafayette Market twenty
three dollars
John Parr work done Draining Machine twenty two
| dollars
p 5. Campbell. water cooler, five dollars
r. Tucker work done on Draining Machine thirty one
| dollars and fifty cents.
c. connel reaying round stone paving, thirty five dol
| lars and twenty cents.
Isgnodl wM. G, C. CLAIBORNE
lssncdl ' TRAWs sI AIP Z A4Tf,"eA
Arproyos q, n,v ,s,, President Board of Assistant Adernen
IsigusdI A. D. cRossNAN, MAJOR.
No Ill
Whereas, 1t was announced to this Council last even
ing, that Death had taken away from America her
beloved statesman and patriot Henry CLAY there
immediate adjournment moved that proper express
| sion Of feeling might be given. and
Wheas We now meet to record upon archives that
which is already written upon the hearts Of all that HENRY
CLAY was great mangreat because he was good and a
statesman respected not because of party partalties but
because he narrowed not his mind to any thing less broad
than his county and his whole country is that
mourn his loss loss to the American people and while
the Union lasts the of Henry CLAY shall be haowed
and may this be for al time, and
| Whereas, 1t is usual on occasions similar not only to
express feelings of regret ut the death of great
but to show demonstration Prospect for his
Dry be it therefore
l. Resoired By The Common Council Of The CGyof Nt,r Or
S That they have heard with deep the death of
that sage and patriot HENRY CLAY.
2 Resoitfd farther, That mark of respect for the
memory Of the deceased that Friday. the I'd day of July
be observed as day OF mourning and the Mayor hereby
requested toorder minute guns TO be fired ON said day from
| sunrise to sunset.
B. Reso'ccd That the Mayor be requested to issue his
proclamation recommending to the citizens generally to
| suspend all business on the day OF mourning.
l. Resoirea further, That the of all vessels in
port requested hoist their flags half and the
Mayor is also requested to have the flags Of all the public
buildings hung at hafmast on the day of mourning
5 Resord further That the Secretaries of both Boards
Aldermen be and they hereby directed to have the
respective Council chambers hung i'll mourning for six
months,
Resofai. That the members of the Common Council
the usual badge of mourning Oh the left arm for six
r months.
Rfsoed That the Mayor be and he is hereby direct ed
TO forward copy of the foregoing preamble and reSou
Isignedl WIN. c. C. CLAIBORNE,
rs;gnea1 F fRASs. 9 %hp 6 NaS'e"'
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
AP sIsDsd 81 July 1852 AID. cRcsssIAN Mayor.
, True copy: H. BIER, Secretary. III
MAY0RALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. duly 5: 1861
COMMON CouNc1t TIE CRY OF NEwoRLEANs
No l42
ReSorta, That the Treasurer pay the warrant of t
Comptroller, the Of three hundred dollars to Wash
ington Fire Company No 90 for Hose Carriage pro
ded that said warrant shall be issued until the
VeyGr eertes that the Hose Carriage has been received
lslshtdl Trans. ALPuENTE,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
l. lSlguedJ w. c. C.. CLAIBORNE
President Beard of Aldermen
) Approved 5th july 1852.
i lsignrd] A. D. CRoSSNIAN, Mayor.
No. 143.
Whereas, The First Municipality of NewOreans, i'm
pressed with the necessity of having within the city lin
its Military Depot gave to the State, in 1887, lot
# ground on which to erect an arseual-and
Uhnpos, The Second Municipality at later period
acuated by the motives gave for the like purpos
lot of ground to the Company of Washington Artillery
and
hereas, The State of Louisiana in view of the
policy thus adopted appropriated the sum OF $4,000 70
the purpose of constructing arsenal upon the frs
mentioned lot, and created for the guardianship Of tn
the Office of Armorer, at salary of sixty dollar
per month"; aided by three assistants at salary of thir
dollars each per month and at later period created tn
Office of Keeper for the Armory of the Washington Art
IS Iery, at salary Of thirty dollars per month-and