New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-01

Willrnan has the right to thus release himself from con
tract Your Committee DO not consider any action nees
sary upon said letter. the city cannot prevent MI
from transferring his interest to any one who
think proper take it. but he cannot transfer his con
tract his liability without the consent Of the Council
Your Committee no objection to sad transfer
Mr.. Altman furnishes satisfactory security.
Upon the Street COMMISSIONER letter. relative to AMI
increase of Assistants your Committee agree report
resolution accordingly. N j.. BAILEY
r. b. SrKEs.
J. LaNArA:
T. B DoLHoSDE
The undersigned majority of the Committee Streets
and Landings to whom was referred that part OF the
Mayors Message relative the sale of the contract for
ayng Of square block pavement in Tcouptoula street
the importance Of the Improvement AUDI
as being the last connecting link the chain Of sare
block pavement on that street and in view OF the aFe
rnount Of hauling that must necessary pass over H. con
|der economy have it done during the summer III
POSSIBLE and the stones for said pavement are now
he leTee they be removed by the city. which Will
Icost onetoufth The price of laying them Under all
sJtter q resolution to that effect:
N T. BAILEY,
r. b. SYKES,
J. LAsArA.
ze to enter into the necessary contract With Chry Con
nel principal and Daniel Fzp trick, security for fur
5Dislg all materials and laying the square stone paving
scD rccupoula from the termination If the pre
qusre block pavement to Felicity street at fifty
square yard agreeaby the and specifications
A under which said contract was sold. -
! The yeas and nays being called on the pas
Usage of the above resolution, resulted as follows
Yeus-Messrs Andrews Bailey, Burthe, Eus-
Tits, Hermann, Lanata, Mackey, Nixon, Shaw,
sStetson, Sykes, Watkins and Wiltz-13.
4 .Nays-Messrs Dolhonde, Leeds and Place..
Scate to David ores for the portion to be paid by the
Xcty for the laying Of wooden banquette recently made BY
d Mores in the rear of the Second District and that the
urvyor be director to hand over to said David More the
2bis properly certified fast he may have them, or
5lany part of them, prepared
Resolrea That the Mayor be- and he hereby author
zed to enter into the necessary contract with James
Eorgay principal and Henry Bier secury. for the pav
gng with square granite block each side of Saraparu Mar
in accordance with the terms and under
whch said sale made at the price Of So so per square
sSyard
Rsolyed That the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
to sell at auction to the lowest bidder after ten
day notice the contract for the construction of two nu
boats with the necessary bug and chains in accord
Vance with specifications file in the Surveyors Office
to be made subject to the approval Of the Council
M Resolved That the Street Commissioner be authorized
have lamps placed Poydras street the corners
FaCaiborne Derbigny Roman Prieur johnson and Gave
ss4streets.
81 Resored, That the Surveyor be authorized, with tn
lpprova of the Chairman Of the Committee Street
Landings have the floating wharf belonging to tn
sfoot Vaudeville street repaired in proper
a The yeas and nays being called on the passag
HHof the above resolutions, they were unanimous
,My adopted. -
d Resoued That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby
horzed sell at auction after ten days notice the cor
ATTRACT for the repair the wooden bridges and crossings
he Third District. The work to be done in accordanc
sAwith the specifications file in the Surveyors oic
KThe sale be made on account and risk of s. A. Guybr
lD Hely who failed to comply with the sale made to Iii
sszon the llth May. 1852 =
ia Resod That the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
II hor2ed to sell at auction after ten days notice the
Hract for furnishing oil and lighting the oil lamps of Il
District in accordance with the specifications
Min the Surveyors office Sale be made subject Il
Mapproyal Of tie Council,
ID The yeas and nays being called on the pasaae
Eof the above resolution, resulted as follows:
eM Ieas--Messrs Andrews, Bailey, Burthe, Do
e eSNhonde, Eastis, Hermann, Lanata, Leeds, NiXo
APlace, Shaw, Siewerssen, Stetson, Sykes al
ilSsN atkins--15.
Ia .Nays-Mr. Mackey--1,
s ResoireH That the Comptrper be- and he is hereby
thorized TO sell at auction after days notice. the
IN Eract for the construction Of Claiborne
under the site Of the niarket-house now building
cordance with specifications file in the Surveyor oi
Sae to be made subject to the approval of the Council
Es Mr.. Place moved to postpone the above inde
SSinitely, which was lost and the yeas and ma
sMbeing called on its adoption, resulted as follow
IN Teas-Messrs. Andrews Bailey, Burthe, Dc
, EShonde, Eustis, Hermann, Lanata, Leeds Nixo
-EPlace, Shaw. Stevenson, Stetson, Sykes al
IW atl1ins-15.
ID .Nay--Mr Mackey--1.
IN The following, presented by Mr.. Bailey, frt
! Ethe same Committee, were laid over:
WI Resoired That the following warves and landings
saud they hereby established nusancewharves.
First District. head OF Robin street pier % Seco
Third Districts at the head of Epanade street; VIII
or emptyng filth from prvies space in front of Indep
street; for Fourth District at the head of Nil
bE3strept,
M ResJirta That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby
Ethorzed sell auction after sixty days notice. a
go the lowest bidder the contract for supplying the
iron plates for bridges for the term of two
@per plan and specifications in the Surveyors office,
II The following, presented by the same gent
Eman, from the same committee, was referred
n the Finance Committee:
Resord That the Mayor be, and he is hereby, auth
ized to enter into the necessary contract with John
G @s ssela principal D. Wheeler, j Smith and John Don
&securies for the cleaning of the streets of the Sever
Sand Eighth Wards Third District in accordance with
Mterms and specifications under which said sale
hnd the prices at which they were adjudcated viz
nine hundred and ninety dollars for the Seve
s 8Ward two thousand five hundred dollars for the Eig
), award; and also with Thomas Barry, principal. Da
Barbour and Garnett Johnson securities for the clean
&o the streets of the Ninth Ward same District accord
toto and Specifications under which the sale
the price of two thousand eight hundred and forty
ctSSdollars.
eeM The rules being suspended, the same gent
heHman, from the same committee, presented
nj resolution granting permission to Thomas llyn
1t Mcontractor, to store paving stones on the Lee
Muntil required for his, use in paving, etc.
,orrM Mr.. Shaw moved to amend by striking
Il. MATTER the words do not otfer," the words ''
he Hmuch," which was carried.
heE And the resolution, as amended, was read q
ocffEadoptcd as follows
heG Rcored That permission be granted to Thomas y
o allow such paving stones as required for the paN
Royal street to remain on the levee until requr
rovited they be properly piled and do not offer incoI
snience to the shipping Of which the Whartnger shall
Hsthe judge and said lynes them when requ
ayHEto do so by the Wharfnger
heM On motion Of Mr. Bailey, and the rules be-
l., Msuspended, the following resolution, passed
onhathe Board OF Aldermen was read and adoptt
ndM Reorcd That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby
horiAcd to sell at auction to the lowest bidder subjec
he appoyal of the Common Council the contract for
erH4ayug of plank road Greanlen street from Eys
aEjFcd street to Poland street and FROM thence on Pol
all TO lcyee street the work to be done per plan
GSspeciGcations on tilc in the Surveyors office.
",M The yeas and nays being called on the mot
n,itsto concur, resulted us follows:
anW YeaS-Messrs. Andrews, Bailey, Burt
1g gsMDolhondc, Eustis, Hermann, Lanata, Nix
!, sAplace, Shaw, Stevenson, Stetson, Sykes, w
urSakins and Witz--l3.
rel IA .Nnys-Messrs Leeds and Mackey-2
ets@ Mr. Watkins on behalf of the Committee
MStrcets and Landings, presented the follow
m Esreport and resolution, and the rules being
(orSgpended, they were read twice and adopted un
si ere eMimousy by yeas and nays:
I'll The Committee on Claims would report in favor @
,of Afundng to Mr.. Samuel W. Rawlins the of six
dollars, paid in account of taxes due by
Mulasan and beg leave to offer the following
Elution: JNo, A. WATKINS
,bo o@ l., BuRTIIE,.
,,r E THos. G, MAcKs,