New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-15


pletion Of the act Of sale The said r. r Mich
oils was debarred from fulfilling his part Of the
contract at the date Of purchase, on account Of
certain Judicial mortgages on said lots.
The, petition rof ca M. Coignsrd, late acting
Treasurer of Municipality. No. 8, asking COM
pensation for services rendered during part Of
the month Of May in the delivery Of the books
and papers of his Office, recommend the payment
Of the same and offer the necessary resolution.
The reports of the several Recorders and their
clerks, relative to the receipts Of fines in their
your committee report that the
amounts have been paid into the Treasury, with
the exception Of the fines collected by the Re
corder Of the Fourth District from the ] 9th of
April to LIST November, amounting to one thou
sand and sixteen dollars, for which amount the
Attorney has been instructed to bring suit.
D gl q "a. H. PLACE, tss
izt issii. THoss L. LEEDS,
ast ". IHEERMAEN, s
ssa5 49, 8 E Frs. STEwERssEN.
Resolved, That the Mayor be, and he is here,
by, authorized and requested to sign the Treas
nry deeds Of transferto r. F, Nichols of two
certain lots Of ground designated by numbers
four and three on a plan drawn by Joseph
Pile. Surveyor Of Municipality No. Two, dated
April 10, 184l, on file in the Comptroller's Of
fee, fronting on Poydras street and being the
corner and next to the corner Of Carondelet
street, measuring each twenty -seyen feet six
inches front by depth Of one hundred and two
feet four inches, between parallel lines, to be
drawn up by the Notary Of the city upon the
payment by said r. F. Nichols Of the sun Of
twelve thousand dollars cash, and the ground
rent on said lots to be paid up to the date Of act
Of sale
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay on the war
rant Of the Comptroller to G. N. Coignard, late
acting Treasurer Of Municipality No. Three, for
services rendered, the sum Of sixty two dollars
and fifty cents.
Resolved, That the resolutions numbers three
hundred and sixty seven and three hundred and
sixty-eight, authorizing the Mayor to enter into
the necessary contracts with John Paul, princi-
pal, and j. Il, Boon, security, for the erection
OF new roof to the engine-house Of Creole Com
pany No. g; and for the construction of NUS
ance boat, and the furnishing the necessary
buoys, chains, ETC., be, and the same are here
by, amended by substituting Isaac w. Born,
security, in lien Of J, II. Boon.
Resolved, That article three Of ordinance No.
sixty mine, regulating the duties Of the Physi-
clans of Prisons, Work houses, etc. ETC., of the
city of New Orleans, be so amended as to make ii
the duty Of the Physicians Of each District to
sign every certificate Of inquest, at which, by
virtue Of said ordinance, they are bound to at.
tend
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay the follow
ing sums on the warrant Of the Comptroller, viz
To L. F. Hezeau, for interments in the Gem
etery of St. Vincent de Paul, forty eight dollars
To G. II. Benton, for insurance effected by
him on draining machine, Fourth District, ONT
hundred and eighty -four dollars and seventy
one cents.
To Samuel Caldwell, for sundries purchased BY
him for the use Of the Police Jail, Fourth Dis
trict, twenty three dollars and eighty leigh
cents ~ gsI.Fs5sS FL
To Chas. Mclaughlin, for conveying sick t.
the Charity Hospital, three hundred and thirty
two dollars and fifty cents.
To Louisiana Courier; for advertising, MINI
dollars 5f u, .Js... .ss>,
To VIM. Flemming, for stationery Furnished
sundry Offices, Fourth District, twenty FIVE dol
lars and ten cents.
To E. 3. Mongin, for medicines furnished tn
Parish Prison and Police Jail, Second District
two hundred and twenty 7one dollars and sixty
| three cents
To c. Flint Jones, for chairs and desk 70
Whar6nger's Office, Second District, sixteen dol
lars and fifty cents.
To Thomas Tormey, for repairs to bridges
Second District, twenty seven dollars. 55
| 10 L.. Zorn, Sexton, for tolling the bell of st
Patrick's Church for the death Of Henry Clay
six dollars. ~ 3es-sts44
| To B. Kennedy, for hauling block stones, thir
| ty-nine dollars.
To j. Fl. Maddox, for advertising tax billi
sixty five dollars and twenty five cents.
/ To Cruise g. Boyle, for repairs to engine -hous
Of Fire Company No. Is, twenty-five dollars.
To II, Paul Caire, Notary, for copy of Nota
rial Act, five dollars
| To E. S. Hermann, for bricks and sand fo
/ Police Jail, Second District, five dollars.
1 To n a Michel for snpdrias oil tann do1IoY
and seventy cents
| To d. Adams, for ballast, and for repairs O.
| Tchoupitoulas street, thirty dollars.
| To Commercial Bulletin, for advertising, fou
dollars.
To Battalion of Artillery, for proportion of ex
penses due by Third Municipality incurred o
9th January last, nineteen dollars and fit
1 cents.
4 10 G. Doane, for sundries, one hundred an
fifty dollars
/ Mr.. Place, on behalf of the same COMMITTEES
presented the following report, which was adoI
1 ted:
The Finance Committee, to whom was referre
the communication Of w. w. w. Wood, clerk {
i the Recorder of the Second District, relative
fees received and retained by him whilst in til
discharge Of his official duties, beg leave to IL
port, that they have called upon the City Attol
ney for his opinion concerning the same, which
together with the communication, is respectful
submitted, and ask to be discharged from til
further consideration Of the sabject.
L. II. PLACE,
THos. L. LEEDS,
4 Frs. SIEERwssEN
v. HERMAN. Y
4 On motion Of Mr.. Place the following doct
ments accompanying the above report were Oh
dered to be printed with the proceedings;
RECORDERS CouRT, FIRST DISTRICT,
i NewOrleans, Nov. 30, 1862.
The Honorable the Common Council of I'll
CITY of, .NeD Orleans:
GENTLEMEN: In reply to resolution of you
honorable body, approved November "a, 1885,
directing Sc the Recorders of the several Di
tricts to report to the Common Council fortl
with, the amount of fines, bond affidavit, releas
bond and all other fees collected in their +,
spective Districts since the consolidation of Il
city," I am directed by the Honorable the R,
corder of the First District respectfully to stat
first: He has received neither fines (Which ha,
been collected by me) nor fees since the consol
dation Of the city; second CONFIRMATION
ordinances have not been reported to him, col
sequently no action could be taken on them
him. He has been advised they have been r
ferred to Justices Of the Peace, or paid witho,
reference. The accompanying copy Of a lette
addressed by me to his Honor the Recorder,
given as further answer, though unsolicitt
by your honorable body or by Recorder White
Respectfully, your ob't servt,
Il CLERKS OFFICE, REcoRDER's CouRT, }