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

son, Summers, Sykes, Watkins and Nlllsoh--1i
Consequently said report adopted, aIlt
the resolution of the Board Of Aldermen author
izing the Comptroller to issue his warrant fol
the sum Of $s75 to Joseph Genois, jr., was re-
jected.
On the second paragraph of said report being
read, Mr.. Place moved its adoption, which mo
ton prevailed.
Consequently the resolution Of the Board o
Alpermen accepting the securities OF JOS tie
nois, jr., and l.. Bozonier. Clerk of the Recor-
der Of the Second District was adopted in the
following amended form:
Resolped That the widow Bozoner be. and is hereby
accepted Security for h. Bozoner Clerk Of shs Reeor
der Of the Second District.
The third and fourth paragraphs of said re-
port were read and adopted.
On the fifth paragraph being read, Mr.. Mackey
moved to reject it, and offered the following re-
solution
Regod That the Treasurer pay the warrant Of the
Comptro!er the Of seventy dollars for services ren
dered Secretary of the Board of Assistant Aldermen
The question being taken on said motions,
separately, the report was rejected and the re-
solution adopted by the following vote;
Yeas = Messrs. Burtle, Dohonde, Forbes,
Lanata, Maclsey, Nixon. Summers, Sykes. Wat
lins and Willson--1o.
.%ay$--AIessrs. Bailey, Leeds, Place, Ref,
Stevenson and Stetson-6.
On motion, the concluding portion Of said re-
port wos adopted.
The following resolution of the Committee,
accompanying the report. was read twice, the
rules being suspended, aud adopted:
Rso'rea That the Treasurer pay the warrant Of the
for services rendered late Assessor Of the Fourth Rep
resentative District
The yeas and nays being called on the pas
sage Of the above resolution, resulted as follows :
Ieas-Messrs. Bailey, Bulthe, Dolhonde,
Forbes, Lanata, Leeds Nixon, Place, Relf,
Stevenson, Stetson, Summers: Sykes, Watkins
and Willson--l5.
.Aay-Mr. Mackey-1.
The following resolutions, presented by Mr.
Place. read twice, the rules being suspend
ed, and adopted unanimously by yeas and nays:
Reolred That the pay the following sums On
the Warrant Of the Comptroller viz:
To F Young. for one months services as Health War
den, ending October 20, 1851 thirty dollars.
Eugene Joute for sundry repairs Robin Watch
house, twenty-nine dollars and twenty-five cents.
Fred Good for barrel lard oil for the u upper
Natchhouse, First District thirty dollars and twenty
cents.
Thomas cGovern for cab hire etc, in August thirty
dollars and seyenty-tive cents.
| Graham. Davis Co furnishing materials and re-
pairing wharves First District three hundred seven
| ty-two dollars and ninety cents.
Thomas buckley for repairs to banquettes around Jack
son and Congo Squares eighty five dollars
| trict, fifty dollars
Simeon Monde for repairing sidewalks corners of Basin
and St. Peter and st Claude and st Peter streets twenty
W A. Mott, for amount overpad by him in the reasu
y through error as Collector of Taxes Of the late NUM-
cipality Nc One, six hundred and forty dollars.
Joseph Froehlicher for months services as Health
Warden, up to October 20, thirty dollars.
Joseph Ettcr for decorating the chamber Of the Board
Of Assistant Aldermen in mourning the death Of Henry
| Clay, twenty-five dollars.
Mullen, for piece of brown damasl for the use of
I the CITY Hal two dollars and eighty-cight cents.
Iowbtat Olivia. for towing wharf hulk twelve dollars
II R. swassy. for binding Price Current etc, five dol
| lars and ninety cents
Pay roll of Lamp-lightors for September employed BY
Deputy Street Commissioner Fourth District three
| dred and seventy-uine dollars
Pay roll of aborors. etc for September enpoyet by
street commissioner fifteen hundred and twentyy dol
| lars and eighteen cents
ing prisoners to the Work house. ETC. hundred and
| sixty-fiye dollars and ffty-one cents
; IL Nicholson. for repairs to sidewalks. Second Dis
| trct etc nineteen dollars and twenty five cents
A D. Sofia Tor one months services as Health Warden
Pay roll of for September Second District nine
hundred and nine dollars ard thirty-three cents.
Pay roll of carts for September thirteen hundred and
| sixty dollars and thirty-seven cents.
Pay roll of carpenters. for September Third Dis
rlct seven hundred and sixy-wo dollars and nneyone
Fay roll of aborers etc for September First District
hundred and ninetyeight dollars and thirty-four
Pay roll of laborers for September First District
three hundred and ninety dollars and fifty cents.
Fay roll of iaborers for September Second District
five hundred and two dollars and sixty-eieht cents
Pay roll laborers etc for September Third District
four hundred and seventy dollars and fortycven cents
Pay roll of Surveyors Department for September nine
hundred and dollarsend thirtythree cents
Pay re Of Dredge Boat for September forty dollars and
thirty-eight cents
Pay roll of laborers for September Second District one
hundred and seventeen dollars and fifty cents.
Pay roll Of laborers and PAYERS for September twenty
four hundred and four dollars and sxty-nine cents
j. Borge for four months rent of lot Third District
used as Pound. thirty-two dollars
James p Freret Sheriff for keeping prisoners for three
months to 0th September 1852 five thousand eight hun
dred ana ninety-tOur dollars.
Pay roll of Deputy Street Commissioner Third District
for September six hundred and thirtyeght dollars sixty
four cents.
James Williams. for removing ofals from markets ff
teen dollars.
Wm Tlemmng, for stationery furnished Police Office
Fourth District, ten dollars eighty cents.
Grosgrove Boyle for sundry repairs to Black Maria
| twent four dollars fifteen cents
James n forsay for taking up and relaying square
eighty dollars forty-two cents
Bernard Margny for certificates furnished the Assessors
of State Taxes one hundred aud twenty eight dollars
| J. Douglass, for embossing envelOps, ten dollars,
The Delta for advertising, two hundred and dol
lars fifty cents
Samuel John, for fitting up and taking down the polls
Fourth Precinct elections 1lth and 2lst June, thirty
dollars.
Thomas Murphy, for twenty and half days cart
! ing, fortyeight dollars thirty-seven cents
Felix Penson for ground taken for the opening of Cla
borne street Third District. and interest LIST August
one thousand one hundred and yve dollars fortyfour
cents,
| Commercial Water Works Company for sundry judg
nents water rents and fixtures five thousand four hun
dred and seventy five dollars ;orty-nine cents
Daniel Brophy for cab hr for the use of the Police
| forty -four dollars
E. A Michel for sundres furnished the Board of Alder
men. eleven dollars ten cents.
Louis Barnet taxes twice paid by him through error
fourteen dollars.
James 7. Fr,ret, for bura,s of sundry prisoners
hundred dollars
Louisiana Republican for one years subscription five
| dollars.
Patrick Fox for curb stones furnished for Tchoupitou
| las street five hundred and enty-siX dollars.
70 LouSiana Courier for advertising Tax Notice, Ihrd
District five dollars.
Wardeus OF the church of St Louis for quarters $
rent OF buildings occupied by the courts, thousand
| seven hundred aud eghty-iv0 dollars.
Emanuel Tor stationery furnished the Recorders office
second District tiro dn'ars and fifty cents
S. tournler for repairs to Council Chamber.
First Municipality. in 1851, fifteen dollars.
Charles Mclaughlin, for conveying hundred and
SiXty-tive sick persons Charity Hospital. two hundred
and forty seven dollars and fifty cents.
G. w Hardin tor expenses in removing carts and orays,
First District, thirteen dollars and twenty five cents
NJ. U!m for washing and cleaning Port Market, thirty
five dollars
| A Lefrancus. for hydrant keys eight dollars.
Joseph Dulmuu. for months board Of orphan girl
ten dollars
p L Mortimer, for lard oil for Work house, seventy
three dollars and fifty cents.
A, p Lapaer, for painting Police Office, Second Dis
trict, fifteen dollars.
John O. Laze, for repairs to chairs and Recorders of
flee Second District, fifteen dollars.
NJ Sed, for keeping orphan boy month. ten dollars
G. Funk for sundries furnished City Hall eighteen dol
lars and forty cents
Peter Walker, sIindres furnished city offices. etc.
fifteen dollars and thirty cents.
D. Humbrcht. for sundries furnished City Hall, thirty
dollars and seventy cents.
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