New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-30


and ninety-four cents. s.t'
Neil Miller Baronne street befrey fourteen dollars and
fifty cents en- 49,,
eighteen dollars and seventy cents. ..
Appegate Ranney wood to draining machine twenty
dollars and ninety cent? f
George Mccann repairing engine house eighteen dol
lars and fifty cents
David Moores materials Melpomene Canal thirty
dollars and ninety-two cents .9 ..s
l. GiIluve painting engine house number S. eighteen
dollars. ~--Tlf
p Carolan tin copper engine houses twelve
dollars and thirty y-eigbt cents.
Mary Felt. month board Of orphan. ten dollars.
twentyseven cents
p Brunson lumber thirty-eight dollars and fifty cents
Manette. W Refreshments to Judges 10th Precinct.
twenty five dollars .-Ll'I
Emile cheraly. skif and eight dollars.
P, Rice. jr hardware eghtyone dollars and fftythre
cents.
j. Jaehue, binding, nine dollars ... 80.
g. Bernard for cleaning and preparing polls, fifteen dol
lars. sl
Second District Court fees eighteen dollars
ty-fye cents.
j. Courcelle opening tomb order of Recorder. fifteen
dollars.
Turner fitting up polls Fourth Ward, eleven dollars
and fifty cents. .. =.l
Lindo refreshments to Judges 4th Precinct thirty
dollars
Turner fitting up polls 4th Precinct thirteen dollars
and thirty -four cents.
New0reans Bee. salary printer of Council of Munich
thirty three cents 81.
Neworeans Bee salary printer of Council Of Munich
pay No One Of May two hundred and eight dollars and
thirty-three cents. ~.
NewOreans Bee, salary printer to the General Coun
Gil for the last quarter three hundred and seventyve
dollars r.-'
NJ. stumpf refreshments to Judges of election, thirty
dollars
sundry persons refreshments to Judges Of election,
forty-six dollars and twenty-five cents
NewOreans Commercial Bulletin, advertisements one
hundred and twenty y.three dollars, ---
New0reans Commercial Bulletin. advertisements, sixty.
Eve dollars. =,
Louis schiing removing furnures, seventeen dollars
Fremen's Charitable Association, graves in Potters
field. one hundred and six dollars.
fifty cents.
Captain H. Forno, sundries as per BILL eleven dollars
and seventy y-five cents
W P CONVERSE
w. A. GAsauET.
The above resolution was adopted, the rules
being suspended, with the exception Of two
items, viz:
l. Manette W. c.-Rereshments to Judges sixteenth
precinct: twenty-five dollars.
On motion of Mr.. Burke, the above item was
| reduced to twelve dollars f n
Sundry Judges of elections.
| forty-six dollars twenty five cents.
On motion, this last item was referred back to
the Finance Committee. 3'G
Mr.. Clark, on behalf of the Committee on
Streets and Landings, offered the following re-
port and resolutions: .,-.
COMMITTEE ON STREETS AND LANDINGS.
The committee whom referred the letter of the
street Comssoner beg leave to report that your COM
mttee jointly with the committee Of the Board Of Asss
tant Aldermen have agreed upon recommending their
mitted
The committee have also taken into consideration the
application of W. c. Cook for Engineer Of the Draining
Machine of the Second District, and beg leave
that in their opinion 1t would be greatly the interest
of the city to sell at auction the for the draining
Of all that section Of the city between the New Canal and
the upper line of the Fourth District resolution in
accordance Herewith is respectfully submitted.
Your committee avail themselves of this opportunity
recommend also the selling at auction the contract for
bridges drains in the Second Third and Fourth Dis
rcts resolution ordering the sale of the contracts
above mentioned is also submitted
GEORGE CLARK, Chairman.
| ]. n. BURKE,
| EDw. W SEwELL.
fin Ordinance Concerning Street Couis De,a,iae,
L. BE it ordained By the Cotamon Council Of the City
Neu OreansThat the Street Commissioner be. and he
hereby authorized to appoint with the consent of tn
BOARD of Aldermen the following deputies assistants
clerks, viz
Four deputies-one for each District
One assistant for the First District.
| One assistant for the Second District. and
| One clerk for Commissioners office.
2. Be 1t further oi'daned-That. for the convenience
the public the Deputy Commissioners shall locate thei
respective offices in the buildings (or as near thereto
possibe) occupied by the Recorders Courts of the
eral Districts. They shall keep bound book. with
record of all their daily transactions They shall max
|
Commissioner of the state Of the public works
ETC. and shall at all times be subject such rules
regulations as may be deemed requisite by the Stree
Commissioner Further the Office of said Deputy Com
missioners shall remain open from sunrise to sunset.
3. Be il further ordaned-That the Assistants shall b
the control OF the Street Commissioner and Dep
uty, and shall perform such duties may be assignee
them by said Commissioner or Deputy.
l. Resored: That the Comptroller sell at auction, afe
ten days notice the contract for the running of tn
Draining Machine of the Second District the prope
drainage of all that portion
prsed between the New Canal and the upper line of
yette for the term of year from date of contract
accordance with specifications file in The Surveyor
Office. Terms of payment. cash monthly. The Council
reserves the right to accept reject any adjudication
made by the Comptroller.
2 Resolved, That the Comptroller sell at auction afc
twenty days notice in the official gazette. the contrac
for the construction Of and keeping in repair all tn
wooden bridges Tor drains) in the Second, Third
Fourth Districts, for the term of year from date
contract The work to be done in accordance with speci
cations on file in the Surveyors office The contracts
be sold by Districts, and purchasers of furnis
satisfactory security in the of $4,000 for the faithful
performance of the contract The Council reserves tn
right to accept or reject ALL any bids adjudication
made by the Comptroller.
The rules being dispensed with, the above re
port and resolutions were adopted.
Mr.. Stockton, Chairman of the Police Com
mittee, offered the following ordinance, whicl
was adopted, the rules being dispensed with:
To the Honorable Board Of aldermen Of The City of Neu
leans:
GENTLEMEN-The Police Committee, to whom was re
rred the communication OF the Recorders of the Firs
and Second Districts in relation to the clerks of said
tcers beg leave to report the following ordinance
Respectfully,
| JAS. STOCKTON.
| j. NJ. BURKE,
Z. GIquEL
j. LuGENBUHL.
Common Council Of the City New Orleans ordans faops
That the Recorder of the First District shall be entite
to one Clerk and Assistant Clerk and that the
shall before entering the discharge of the duties of hi
office furnish his bond with good and solvent security
sum of one thousand dollars in favor of this city
, the faithful performance of his duties.
That the Recorder of the Second District shall also be
titled Clerk and Assistant Clerk and that the 70,
shall previous to his entering the discharge of tn
duties of his Office furnish his bond. with good and sol
vent security in the of thousand dollars fave
of this city for the faithful performance Of his duties
That the Recorder of the Third District shall be eI
titled to one Clerk who shall previous to his entering
the discharge of the duties of his Office furnish his bont
with good and solvent security in the of thou
dollars in favor of this city for the faithful perform
ance of his duties. b
That the Recorder of the Fourth District shall be
titled to Clerk who shall previous his entering
the discharge of the duties of his office furnish his bon
with good and solvent security, in the of tho,
dollars in favor of this city for the faithful perform
ance of his duties. '
On motion of Mr.. Burke, the following resc
r luton was adopted, the rules being suspended
Resolved, That the Committee Health be instructe
prepare ordinance establishing Board of Healt
for the City of New0reans in accordance with the
isting laws OF the State.
: Mr. Sewell, Chairman of the Committee O
/ Work houses and Prisons offered the followin