New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-06

Be Ordained That hereafter IL shall mot be lawfu so
vssd ssfss he ssssmssoss sssssss
the Wharves under penaltv of III r eeb ease pen q
ta ordinance before any court Of comnetent
Jupsnetlon p..shs ,ou, ..-.-s
Approved Janasl7 1857. q cRossszs isso1 saso1
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Resou,a rha. suve,naaersrv Mo s1es T,,.tm,n o. os,,.
1 ina n dss s 1p the watch Of this munepa
Passed January Ia s5s VI ''' u 1nsn,up,r p,
Approved january 10, 1859. a. B. cRossMzN, Mayor
....,.., r,,.. IN Nc. g. ss, 1854;
missed from the watch Of this munieipaty for conduct
- an omcef-saaa discharge to date from the
n fa..ea ~ Jss J.ss suspenaeu. y aae
Approved Januarv IL ia n pfs Efa1 Prssdsn
-s orer
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is hereby nstruesr 10 a.,s gnt Watch De and
5ss:s y i sa' .:ss en1'se eA1psy.1. p....s..
-=s NJ aSee
Resored That the Ass;s+.nt st.o.. 4,...,x-
pality be and ia hereby insr,Icted ~ cs.sl
Of this NnnicnaItv so.;ns+ noi;ss IL t"aehient
paying the cost Of Court and the Attornev e On MS
ss sssyss ssssss Gas.s u 4, l,s
Reso.rsd That the Treasurer nav o ths ,w.-,. f A..
Mayor to John Roers or aesp y X ~ % @ d ns
and thirty t,ree s ~ sat az ~ s, VI hssG nnnaEea
nished to iar E er %a mse M zee! OF nose ur
1850 o'ipanSi W. ~ III fe'ruarsi
Passed january fs 1851 a., ru c.rnurpyr p-..,...
Approved January s iss q cRnsS SEslasa Mss
Reso,ssa rha. the ,,a mo - enuo. so,,s h,, .,,,,
the for provisions hundred and fifty
approprasd the s apd AZ sha h Is hsTs6
II Passed. .s' January assa "a, ,sss ELL President,
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B.aorr,d rh,, ths ~. ~ - 800. -. -
, H appropriated lot the current expenses of
'Is P.a.5 nIuTe Ian,'a, a. hetugs. 70 1ass
Approved Jan4arl @ 10 fs5s d "A "a rdenf
's' i'' a. = ''tss ''osss a 1aS haSor-
No. 1910 's
to have appropstion made BY The ss
incurred sd which may be Incurred by the State for the
support oL boys VINO nave been or who may hereafter be
committed to the House of Refuge by the Courts of the
state
sases sa Jsnnay % Is' ts6s s.a Il CALDWELL President
'A''A's ~ '''s' a. u. 'HosesAs' Mayer
ISj.ss ..4 NJ as71 4lsl
R.sered That the ordinance passed March 1s 1884 in
insert the word suburbs in the first paragraph
inc words without permission Of this Council,
Approved sInha Sansa y IT, sss T. s. sssos o
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H1asas By the ordinances Of this Council a.sopsed
h OF March 1884 it Is made unlawful to keep more than
or suburbs of this Municipality.
BE 1t hereby Resored, That whenever under ground
sewer sna pc made eaaing from the COW stable of the
camp stfeet Orphan Asylum 20 the adjacent canal and
stream o1 water pc run the stable to the
same anu tue premises be Kept in cieanly condition
sasiactoy 10 the Commssary o the ard and the Com
mttee on PONCE tne occupants OF the Asylum may con-
ue 70 keep on 1he greater number than three
eomss m uuIng tne pleasure OF tnis GouneL
sa1haa 10 sss y 4 rfss!denf
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No esTa
M A, w. oo'o;
and f1 s a i y y ~ a S - Il th r
@ . l.er gVlng Yen Gays hollee IN Ine Tres
Sn;' ~ - 81 ~, ~ Ny contraeh or
fhe balance Of ths term, aoreeab,r 70 th at ~ AZ M
satmye If fbs isth Wareh Issn tb tns ~
sI,;.ot ~ a. a-,..I g IL - S,., ~ '"Sse"o' W oe
Psssea Jannarv "a 1s5s w 7 n Ci1 npEJJ p,.sias,,
law having been sent 10 the Mayer On ta 18th OF
Jana and not returned by him within five days with his objections
JOHN CALHOUN, Secretary.
s,- s
b. y='. 80. NO. 1914. Ill.,
Resolved That the Surveyor be and is hereby requested
TO report weekly to the committee on streets and land
number OF men employed and material used ON such
WORK separately also the latter are furnished by con-
tract act OF ,t1 by purehase e, sas
hsa January I 70 Z, ~ Y nl president
''''''s - 'F'- " - oi's's'itA'' Mayor
No ss7s
p,, r.. a., ". Ss,o AZ, -. a..
foiisa ihal .he pfocseangs oI the Couich OF TINS
day be published IN IN the Crescent negspaPer
sy IsnSr ID 10 5s D. a. q IdsnI
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No, 357T
- nfas m ] !. l,s Te,ssa aghty sfoa 70 remove fron
h nj y one o. our most useful ana
- .-,. .-;tl Il.
~, S1 Ne % mis ens very orgin sno existence
.. " @ ta 1u n,; years ol aeVotedness
W. ; I pu @ s t1 Meie nus.raeu Ia 'ialng anu o..
aAs aiy VI .i'e sle'ts pupuc measures when nave
pt up is pfruon ol our eity-to Whon more than any
t i mai art e ., iol o,r spsenu system q
ppi. suoi euue,tont he eAistehceo VI wnieh VII evW
remain mohument TO ms memory and WINCH II itWere
greatest benefactors Of city whose many years of
service as criminal magistrate for him distinction
that spread Itself throughout the southwest while his
acute sagaeous and remarkahle OF justice
rendered ms very name terror tp aiiey doefs who,
us the pesiahg oeef OF this poay of r. long term OF
years. combined with an accurate knOWiede OF parlia
meutary duty. extraordinary cooness of Judgment i'm
him even to those who differed with him in opinion
man whose singular cearness Of intellect, natural
tlnness public spirited character and direction to all
measures which he thought calculated 10 advance
ctys greatness rendered him proinent and connected
him with every important movement Of the day For the
loss of such called to and
UbeYyas While we bend with betittinp humility to the
den and unexpected the void created in
midst by the removal of good useful citizen
while alike experience the gloom which this has
city teaching again that awful lesson,
which, for good is forgotten, that in
the midst of life in DEATH approach the per-
fomance of melancholy duty and time honored usage
offer up to the memory of dead tho meed Of the
| living
Be il therefore Resolred That the relatives
distinguished feow-citizen Joshus Baldwin