New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14

j Waterman Co. for hardware four hundred and
/ forty-one dollars and iorty y-three cents
Charles W. Phltas for draft drawn on the Mayor by
a. ~ Bry for keeping slaves donated to the city by the
lats steien Girard four hundred and ftysix dollars
samuel Caldwell for sundry expensr3 paid by him on
dollars '
wagon. eighty dollars
seven dollars
Thos MeGovern, for expenses incurred in June in
eeagg prisoners etc Second District forty dollars
tna elghty 1--WE cents.
L. H. Shields for engraving seal for keener NJ til. cv
orlinances twenty -fige dollars.
Iheoduls Veau for months salary clerk to Tax
coiector Third District seventy five dollars.
!" Logan for labor in repairing Leree in front of
Powder magazine, seventeen dollars.
Pcnnno Brothers. for fixtures and repairs to lightning
rods OF the Powder Magazine, thirty-fve dollars.
George ilersch, for lumber to bridges Fourth DIS
tflct, ten dollars and fifty cents
Thos Willis for services Committing Magistrate for
the late City Of Lafayette to 12h April twenty
dollars and eighty cents.
G. DOane for sundres and stationery one hundred and
fifty dollars - - '''
A. Cennovile for sundriee furnished h Inspeetos nj
Elections l4h June twsny-rs Precinct fifteen dollars
Q Flint Jones. for chairs for Recorders Office First
District. thirty-four dollars.
Nassau. for 800 posters the reception Of Kosut
seven dollars and fifty cents.
Resoisea That the Treasurer pay to J. G. Prendergss
the proprietor Of the Daily otleanan the following
| On the warrant of the Comptroller. viz
For advertising notices sundry elections three hun
dred and ninety EIGHT dollars
For salary as Printer to Municipality No Three for the
month of May 1852 hundred and sixty-six dollars
and sixty-six cents
Pesoire6 That the ordinance Of the late Municipality
Number One approprating two thousand dollars annu
ally to the Louisiana Legion be and the same is hereby
pealed
Roed That the ordinances the late municipalities
and City Of Lafayette aPpropatng moneys for the board
and support oopan children (excepting appropriations
to the Asyluns be- and the hereby, repealed
The following report and resolution, presented
! by Mr.. Place, on behalf of the Finance Com
cd traf fiDEr Ia
rules, and being read twice:
The Finance Committee, to whom was referred
muncaton from the Wharfnger Of the First District ask
ing ptrmssion Ell to employ Clerk recommend that the
| luton; H. IL PLACE.
| THos L. LEEDS,
Reored That the wharinger Of the First District be
and he hereby authorized to employ Clerk at salary
OF seventve dollars per month"; date from the 1t of
August last
The yeas and nays being called on the pas
sage Of the above resolution, resulted as fol-
| lows:
Teas-Messrs. Bailey, Burthe, Forbes, La
nata Leeds, Nixon, Place, Relf, Stetson Sykes,
Watkins and Wilson--l2.
.Nays-Messrs. Dolhonde, Mackey and Slew
erssen-3
| The following resolution, offered by the same
gentleman. was read, and, the rules being sus-
pended, was adopted:
Resoesa That committee be appointed to inquire into
the expectancy of selling the boy Shadrick. in the
keeping OF Recorder seuzeneau the said boy having
mained ia the Police Jail beyond the time required by
law. ana his owner not having claimed him
The yeas and nays being called on the pas
sage Of said resolution, resulted follows:
TeaS-Messrs. Bailey, Forbes, Lanata, Leeds,
Nixon, Place, Relf, Stetson, Summers, Sykes,
Watkins and Willson-l2.
.Aays-Messrs. Burthe, Dolhonde and Slew
erssen-3.
| On motion Of Mr.. Place, the following resolu-
ton, passed by the Board of Aldermen, was
read and adopted:
Resored, That the Surveyor be, and he is hereby
thorjzpd to make such repairs to the house of Jean
MIN (atey occupied school house. Second District)
required by the bond entered by the late Munich
aity Number One provided the expense does not exceed
The yeas and nays being called on the motion
for the adoption of said resolution, it was unan-
imously carried
| The following, presented by Mr.. Place, was
laid on the table subject to CALI
The Finance Committee whom referred two let.
tiers from the Comptroller informing this Board the
adjudication of sundry made by him under re-
the approval of the and beg leave offer the follow
ing resolution, viz !. H. PLACE,
J. LlNArA,
THos L. LEEDS.
Reso'rei. That the Mayer be he hereby author
lied to into the necessary with follow
ing parties according to terms and specifications under
which the sales made, to-wit
l. W ltn Martin BfnherlcK, principal. John Cole
man security for the construction and repairs of wooden
bridges and crossings in the Third District, to-wit
For repairs and bridges at three and half cents
per running foot boarl neasure In gunHae crossings
one dollar per running foot
. With John Paul principal and j. W. Boon, security,
for the construction Of two nuisance boats with buoys
and chains. at eleven hundred dollars each
j. With John Coleman principal, and P oshaughnes-
security for the construction of wharves at the
head of Epanade and Independence streets at twenty
l. With Michael Carvin and phlip Drum pripcipals
| lie for he IL
the wharf at Post No 23 at fifteen dollars and seventy
five cents per square.
cuity for new roof engine house of Creole Fire Com
pany No 9, at two hundred and thrtyseyen dollars.
g. With Jackson McLanathan, principal and d j Ora
ham security for the repairs and rebuilding OF wharves
in the First District towit Nineteen dollars per square
four dollars pile fourteen cent caps dollar and
ninety cents flooring per square, and four dollars and
forty-fve cents furnishing materials per square
T. With NJ. Caryin and Y. Drum principals, and Ellie
Fonbeni security for the repairs and rebuilding of
wharyes in the Third District towt Twenty dollars per
square. four dollars and fifty cents per pile, nineteen
caps two dollars and fifty cents flooring per square
and five dollar furnishing materials per square
s. With Baker & Waidey, principals, John Page and
Others securities for the repairs rebuilding wharves
in the Fourth District to-wit Seventeen dollars and
ninety cents per square, four dollars and fifty per
pile. thirteen cent caps two dollars and cents floor
ing square and four dollars and seventy cents fur
nishing materials per square
| g. With John Mcvittee. principal and David Rea
security, for the construction of two-story brick build
ing the of Cont and Franklin streets. for
stable tor Jefferson Fire Company No 15 and repairs to
engine mouse OF alsp lof paving sue
walks with square block stones and iron bridges for the
crossings etc in front Of said property the whole for two
thousand five hundred and seventy dollars.
Mr.. Bailey, behalf of the Committee on
Streets and Landings, presented the following
report, which was received:
The Colnmtteee Streets and Landings beg leave to
offer the following reports:
Upon the petition Of property holders for Plank Road
Claiborne street report in favor of the same your
Committee consider the improvement much required
the of that portion Of the city and offer
resolution authorizing the sale Of contract for its
| structon.
Upon the petition of the Cartmen Of the Second Dis
rlc for uniform rate of pay report in favor of the
tton and second the passage of the annexed resolution
Upon the petition of citizens improvement of
the Triangle of prytana, Felicity and Urania
streets your Committee recommend that the Surveyor be
authorized to have the gutter and curb laid
to carry of the water aud fill the ground to proper level
and offer resolution accordingly.
Upon the message of the Mayor and the letter of Thos
Buckley relative paving various streets in the of
District with the round stones coming from
Royal and Charres streets the committee recommend the
approval of the
Upon the petition of John R. Butler for reimbursement
of ftybree dollars and sixty cents, said to be
charged laying curband gutter and brckns Sidewalk
in front his property your committee after eXamna
tion Of the contracts which said work done,
are satisfied that the charges correct and therefore
mort against the claim the bill does specify the
rious charges Mr. Butler has probably been led into
error and thinks he has been over charged.
The contract with Leary at dollar and fifty
cents per foot wo-thirds Of which is dollar - Mu-
ncipality at that charged for the curb stons which
they furnished forty per foot twothirds Of which is
twenty six and two-thr cents Wooden gutter laid by
Coding under contract with him. fifty cents pertoo two