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


Wheyeas The arms and accoutrement5 of great value
contained in said armores would suffer serious deterofa
ton if there be officers to keep care for anu preserve
them, be it
Reord That the Treasurer Of NewOrleans pay on the
warrants of the Comptroller the following sums to-wlt
Sixty dollars per month commencing on the hrst OF
April the Keeper of the State Arsenal in the second
District of NeOrleans and thirty dollars per month TO
his assistant commencing on the first OF june ana a
thirty dollars per month. commencing on the Hint VI
April to the Keeper of the Washington Artillery ArInory
in the First District.
Reolvcd That the Mayor appyto the next Legislature
for reimbursement of the said moneys herein appfopfi
ated.
Whe,eas The city of New Orleans cannot remain in
different to any attempt which may pc mace 70 remove
the and property of military character from our
citys armores to Baton Rouge. as was by
the late Committee Rerenchment IN the House oil Ne
Rs0lted That the .yor requested to use all his
deavors to retain in this city the arms ana Announcements
now contained in our arsenals and armorles
fs. r'e't'e u n e. e. G A1ia1s Ais"'D
President Board of Aldermen.
Np SieHed 0'A '"'' A. D. cRossMAS, Mayor.
No IA
Resoee That the Surveyor be authorized to have the
side alks in front of Paulding schoolhouse repaired
proper provided it does not cost than
hundred and fifty dollars.
ISyned FRANS. ALpUENTE
sned f's''"pi ssA e. e 6 AiisFSs A.'+"'
President Board of Aldermen.
lsignedI AID. cRossMAN Mayor.
NO. l1J,
Resolved That whenever the property owners at the
Of streets relay their sidewalks they shall have
the privilege Of relaying the intersections for which the
city is obliged to and be reimbursed by the city for
said portion at the price fixed by the Surveyor
iSgued FRANs. ALPUESTE,
rsrnedl " z . :. cLHiBoRSE, '"'s"
AF 's:ssa 9Th July 1852. AID. erossxAx Mayor,
No. 146.
Resoed That the Surveyor be authorized repair the
tagging of poydraS Market pnly such have
fallen down and to build sheds where the old ones
dred dollars
Isspsd TRANs ALPuEsTE,
lsuucl ". c. c. claiborne,
. President board of Aldermen
Signed AID. cRossA1AN, Mayor
No 147.
Rsoed That the Surveyor be, and he is hereby author
lied to have wooden banquettes made the east side Of
Washington Promenade from Girod street to st. John
the Baptist street in the usual manner said work to be
paid for by the persons III front Of whose property said
banqaettes made
ISignedl TRANS. ALPuENTE,
lsigpyd FvS'F r. ' e e c G lI
President Board of Aldermen.
ISignedl A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor
No 14}
kesoired That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby
authorized to sell ut auction the lowest bidder after
ten days notice the supply curb and gutter
stone for Fulton street. and the ntersecng street from
New Levee street to said Fulton street in accordance
with specifications file in the Surveyors office All
sdjndcatons subject to the appr oval Of the Council
Signed Trans. ALPUENTE
e5 President r. h e g S g Aiifas aldermen
.,.,.1 Pres hient Board OF Aldermen.
Isgnedl '' A. .. cRossAlAS, Mayor.
No 14s
ReSolued That the Mayor be request ed to call Mr.
Hugh Grant. and demand from him five Plan books
made by Mr. Albert Diettel under the direction Of Mr.
Grant for the city of Lafayette.
issnsdI FRASs ALPuENTE,
sgnea Fted NJ E E. G. e Ct Al ;;snt Adrnsn
President Boa I'd Of Aldermen.
Isgnsl A, D. cRossstAN, Mayor.
No $50
Resos't Tint the Surveyor be and he is hereby ar-
cost not to exceed five hundred dollars,
tsgnedl Trans. ALPUENTE
sgned President u bes e g A.stGs a. 1's"'
APg gss:a 9Th '" 1852 AD crossnAs, ,.s.s
No ISL
Resolse1 That the Surveyor be authorized purchase
pair of Fairbanks Platform Scales for the of his
department at cost not to exceed seventyv dollars
Lsgned FRANS. ALPUENTE,
Isgued W ' G. G. G GL isIIssS E. 'eF'asN
President Board Of Alder ueu.
Ap fgegsSi 9Th July 1852 AID csossu.y m.1.~
No 1872
Eesorei That the Comptroller issue his warrant on the
Treasurer in favor Of P Seuzeneau for the of two
hundred and nineteen dollars and ninetyt three cents
| (s2i9 93)
| LSignedl FRANS. ALPuENTE,
sisn President Fl e g q q 1 Afi4s Aldermen
| .,,, President Board Of Aldermen.
| signedl A D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
| No 1873
Resored, That the Treasurer the warrant of the
Comptroller pay to l. f. Hazeau one hundred and seven
| ty-six dollars
Signed FRANs. ALPuESTE
| lsiguedl W. G. G CLAIBORNE,
AF gfsgs5i ''h July, 1854 cRossNAy u,y.r
| No l54
Resoed That the Treasurer be- and is hereby author
lied to transfer license, standing in the of
Mr. Herman Zorbe for grocery situated at No 81 Nay
AIDES of Pleasant street Rcoet Grossman he
| paying all expenses for same.
Signed President & & t E &C SIA iqat Aldssn
| President Board Of Aldermen.
LsisneGI A. D. cRossaIAN, Mayor.
| No 155
ReoEred That the Chief of Police be required
the premises of Live Oak and Eighth streets
planned Of nuisance to be closed and that music
or dancing be allowed on the same.
| Isignedl FRANS ALPUENTE,
Isigpsdl We. cLABoESE,
| President Board of Aldermen.
lsignedl a. D. cRossMAN, Mayor.
No 1856
RSotreR That the election be held Monday June
Is to elect Assistant Alderman in the Third Ward
fill the vacancy oecasoned by the resignation of Mr. T. B.
Winston be held at the following places and under the
superintendence of the following named Commissioners
and Clerks, appointed in the behalf of this Board
Fifth Precinct-At Mississippi Fire Company No @ on
Tchouptoulas street N H Filkns L. Billiard H. f. Wade,
Commissioners Charles Greeneaf, H. Allen. Clerks.
Sixth precnct-At Louisiana Hose Company, corner of
Periido and Carondeet streets N Hawthorn F Gull
lotte f. Young Commissioners; E. L, Shaw. j. P. Will
| sou. Clerks.
Seventh Precinct-At Arthur 0Donnells Cir
! Gus and Poydras streets L. Walton, A W Scates S G.
Risk Commissioners D. NJ. Beecher. I. Gruber, Clerks.
lSgnedl FRANS. ALPUENTE,
| President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
| tSgned] w. C. c. CLAIBORNE
| President Board Of Aldermen
Approved 5h July, 1882!
iSsuedl A. d. cRossMAN, Mayor.
True copy H. BIER, Secretary. jy7
| MAY0RALTT OF NEW ORLEANS, July q, 1852.
COMMON COUNCIL Cry NEwORLEANs.
|
No. 15T.
ReSUei That John Damln, certified to he insane and
in INDECENT circumstances hereby declared fit subject
for the State Luuatic Asylum,