New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-29

tairie Road and numbered s4 to 6s5 s9 to s5 COZ to
Co.'S ia 70 100 and 75I to 743 reserved for Public
Park, and
syrax The present is tho time when the city should
provide shitahe place (an at very moderate exlens
The comfort ma health 81 It's citizens demand there
Resolrea That tho Mayor rye notice n u,
Of the Legislature that intention Of the
Common Gouncof New0rleans open and lay out as a
Public Park fronting Metairie road numbered
to 75S Cos to $685. 6e9 to 7O2 ITO to 71a IA to TAT
Reserd That shouldno satisfactory opposition be made
after due police the Mayor Is authorized to take
necessary legal the opening and laying out OF
eaid Park. ffie4
The yeas and nays being called on the pas
sage Of the above resolution, 1t WAS unanimously
| adopted the rules being suspended, ard the
President voting in favor Of san ,.s.s "a (,
Mr. Leeds, On behalf of the. same commit tee.
presented tie following. report. which was
1 adopted:
The Improvement and Btildins Committee to whom
was message Of the Mayor and resolution of
4 the Board of Aldermen, authorizing the binding OF
house for Recorders Off cells and sE SOY
4 BOARD of Aldermen. ~ tTfess L. LEEDS.
4 y. BuRTHE,
The resolution of the Board Of Aldermen be-
\ ing before the Board,
4 Rr. Bailyi moved to amend byadding S sale.
to be subject to the approval of the Council
(which was carried. a. =. .4lags
And the resolution as amended was adopted.
j sss. SPECIAL COMMITTEES, - i. rs j.
Nj. Watkins, as Chairman presented the fol-
lowing, which was read twice.. the rules being
suspended
The Special Committee to whom was referred The claim
Of Ward for extra services rendered By him in bury
liz evidence bsfore lat X IL
They therefore beg ieaFe tn offer the flowig
resontian and be he further cons
liberation OF thesubject. Jsb A. w ATKINS
Sc 81. .BuhrHE,
Fl. 5Sss5 II J.. LasATA, t. z ."
Resacd, That the Treasurer be authorized to, pay
hundfed dollars for extra services performed BY him in
1851 r. A--- 8.
I. motion was made for its adoption, which
was lost by the following vote; 81. - =
: Yeas-a Iessrss Burthe,s Forbes, Eanata, Wat
kins aud Wilson,. = -.
Cormack, Nixon, Shaw, stetson @and Sum.
RESOLUTIONS, ETC.,
4 Mr.. Burthe presented the following, and the
rules being suspended they were read twice and
adopted ~ ~
Rtsotgea That the Surveyor be- and he is hereby an
trct to be opened till ten o'clock NJ during the sum
uer months that s from LIST Of May 70 1stof November
the roller for smoothing the shells lying in the alleys
Resolued That the Surveyor be and he in hereby ,rec
ted to report this Council the heuses purchased
blythe late Third Municipality for the opening of History
and streets have been transferred by notara
oct to the ety of Ncw0rsans = Z.
Mr.. Wilson presented the following resolu-
tions, and the rules being suspended, they were
read twice and adopted /:
Resotr That the Corumissaries of st Mary'sand Pow
dras Markets be directed and he eb authorized to
procure sufficient number of barrels or tubs
70 contain the daily refuse of the various stalls fruit
stands etc of said markcts and The to he
placed according to their Direction each side the
markets - =
Resoe That as soon as tho reduisitiops of TIM ,reeo
ing resolution complied with all vendors af inert Ash
fruits etc within the limits of said markets. s.ssi bg
required to throw the daily refuse ofthrir stands into the
barrels or tubs so provided andth tile contractor Tor
ceanng the streets Of their district shall cats Tie same
70 DC disposed Of as in te Of other daily ofTai
Hasotrtd That any vendorin said markets who shall
throw, to be thrown any meat fish fruit or
regetabe whether decayed otherwise into any streets
or gsitte1s adjoining said markets. liable e OF
net less than five or more than twenty dollars each
offence before of Competent i,risdc-
tion, onehai Of which shall lie pail the informant the
balance deposited in the city Treasury
Resoed That the Surveyor report to the Council upon
or ventilators In the roof Of Poyls Market the same to
Pc t and placed sa as to afford
Resolved That 1psye Of absence be nd ishereby
to Mr. W. H. Peters Secretary Of the Board until the
SECOND Tuesday in September next provided 10 leave a
sence -
The following, presented by Mr. Watkins, was,
on his motion, referred to Che Committee on.
Streets and Landings:
Rasolsea That permission be granted to the LAFAYETTE
and Punchartran Basin and Canal Company to deepen
and enlarge Gonnerys Basin in the Fourth Dstrie ind
by oanal to connect said Basin with the now canal at
Or near the togate the Shell road the route for the
same to be designated by the City, Surveyor. - - .
The following, offered by thessame gentlemen,
xro c41.nf &r.ty x., (1,,
and Building is
RESOLVED, That the Surveyor be requested to furnish
plans and specifications for aood ence and also an iron
railing, to enclose Clay Square in tho Fourth District
together with The costs OF the same, respectively
The same gentleman presented the following,
and the rules being suspended it was read twice
and adopted 7sf
Resoleed That permission be- and thessame is hereby
granted for the erection of Henry Clay in the
centre Of Clay Square, Fourth District
The following, presented by Mr.. Forbes, was
read second time, the rules being suspended,
and adopted i: 7
Rsoleed That the Street Commissioner bo REQUIRED 10
cause the nuisance pit the Garroto Railroad Company
AZ the Horse Station, to be removed forthwith. 'S
Mr.. Bailey presented the following, to lie
over
Reoired That the Surveyor be- and he is hereby, au
thorized to paveSt. Mary street Frere street be-
tWee ana feruuo streets, with the round
taken from Tchoupouas street, birds of the exeuse
TO be paid by the property holders on said streets
Mr.. Summers offered the following, and the
rules being dispensed with it was read a second
time and adopted: .
Resolved, That tho owner owners OF Annunoation
Square be and hereby, instructed to have dose
fence, at east six feet in height built in substantial
manner placed around said square which fence is to be-
finished on or before the first of September next and
should the ewner oers of said square fail 20 comply
with the above resolution that they be subjected to n
of ten dollars per day until said fence is erected
Resulted That the Surveyor be- and is hereby author
lied to dispose Of to the best advantage the remnant of
the fence now partially surrounding Annnpcation square
Mr.. Mccormack offered the following, the
rules being suspended, and moved its adoption:
Whefeas There no adequate provision made for the
relief OF the poor OF the city in the event Of an epidemic
this summer and whereas. such man t
should be adopted las past history tefohess rs NAV lie
meet and proper Therefore, ~ ~
Ba Il Resoea Tint the of two thousand dollars b.
TO the purpose of relieving such the Bdi
summer and that said sum be placed the hands of the
that object to be distributed his discretion
Mr.. Wilson moved to refer it to the Committee
on Charity which was lost. - -. :
And the question being on the motion FORTS
adoption, the, yeas and nays were ordered and
resulted as follows -, -
Eeas-Messrs. BAILEY, Burthe, Dolhonde.
Forbes, Mccormack, Nixon, Shaw, Stetson,
Summers and Watkins-10 ~
Ndys-Messrs Lanata, Leedsana illson--3.-
The motion was consequently lost the law II. :;
III VrJrf that Hl.,4sa -