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

One at the corner of Preur ana carai Csrondeidt
One at the corner Of Prirur and EspIanafe
One at the corner Of Fspianade and .Johuson. ..
One at the corner Of Treme and Grsuiae .,.
One at the corner Of Harais and Canal Carondelkt
Two at the corner of Claiborne and St Philip
One at the corner Of Tonti and Hospital
One at the corner Of Tont and Barrack
ore at the corner of viIlere and Toulouse
One at the corner Of Where and St Philip.
one at the corner Of Where and Ursuline.
Que at the corner Of Jrieur and st. Peter.
One at the corner q Prieur and CONT
One at the corner of Roman and Bienyie
One at the corner of Orleans and Robertson ..
One at tine corner Of Miro and Barrack
One at the corner of Miro and Hospital.
.ind Be tthsr resolrsd That all old lamps ndt fit
be used shall be taken to the workhouse and that the
street Commissioner be required report Council
all old lamps returned
Mr.. Nixon moved to lay it on the tabla, SUBJ
lect to call, which was lost by the casting vote
Of the President
And, motion of Mr.. Bailey to suspend the
| rules being lost. the resolution lies over.
The following were presented hy Mr. Bailey,
to lie over:
Rssoied That the Mayor be and he is herei autoacd
to enter into the necessary contract with Michael
and Philip Drmm. principals ana Eli fonhpre 1eeuritv
for the necessary repairs the wharf oppo orange
street for the of fifteen dollars and sev4rty-fTe
cents per Fquare Of one hundred superficial, feet Pay
ment to be made in cash, the completion AM ac-
ceptance of the work lsy She Surveyor.
city by what called prnkng, but which is mere prop
erly flooding them, to alay the dust and nd be,4it
great damage is thereby done to the pavementE. and
heavy expense constantly required keep the
| pair: therefore,
BE ordained. That from and after the passasa Of this
ordinance it shall not be lawful for any person open
any repug to attach hose thereto purpose Of
watering or wetting street in this city under penalty
| of ten dollars for each offence
,4nd be 1t further ordainsd That all persons ats forbid
from sprinking wetting any street by means Of
sprinkingcart without having first obtained permission
from the Street Commissioner whose duty shall be to
superintend the watering sprinkng of the
who shall have power regulate the of doing
same and to prohibit the prnklng whenever tie
are damaged thereby and any person or perFons who
shall refuse obey the directions Of the Commits
soner act contrary to this ordinance shall be subject
to a fine of ten dollars for each offence.
| The following, presented by Mr. Bailey, was,
on his motion, referred to the Fire Committee:
Resord That the Comptroller be and he is hereby.
thorzed sell auction days uotice con-
tract for the supply of hose for the Of the fire
anes of the city for one year in accordance with ec
| subject to the approval of the Council.
| The following, presented by the same gentle
| man. was read twice, the rules being suspended
| and adopted:
Reso'red That the Mayor be. and he is hereby author
to enter into the contract with John Paul
principal and j. H. Boon security for the erection Of
roof to the engine house of Creole Fire Company No
situated the triangular piece Of ground bounded
Espapado Victory and Frencbmen streets a1reeably tn
the specifications le in the Surveyors office he
sum of two hundred and thrty-seven dollarspayment
be made in cash the completion and acceptance If th
| 'N''A - 'it'
The same gentleman presented the following,
the rules being suspended and moved its adop
ton:
Rsolred That the Mayor be- and he is hereby author
lied into the necessary contract with Idhu Paul
principal and Boon security for the construction
of one nuisance boat and the furnishing the hcars
bunys, anchors. chains agreeably the So cities
tons file in the Surveyors office for the
hundred doiars-payment to be made in raIh the
completion and acceptance of the work by the Surveyor
The yeas and nays being called on the motion
for the adoption of said resolution resulted as
follows:
Yeas = ATessrs. Bailey, Burthe, Dolhonde,
Forbes, Leeds, Nixon, Place, Siewerssen, Stet-
son, Summers, Sykes, and Watkins-12-
.Nays-Mr. Refill.
The resolution contemplating an expenditure
of money exceeding one thousand dollars, was
declared not adopted by the vote required by
law.
Mr. Bailey presented the following, the rules
being suspended, and moved its adoption
Reorei That the Mayor be. and he hereby author
lied to enter into the necessary contract with ohn Nc
Nte principal and David Rea, security for the repairs
engine house No Is situated on the west - of
Basin street between Cont Benvie streets for the
sum of two thousand five hundred and seventy dollars
payment to be made in cash the completion and
ceptance of the work by the Surveyor.
The yeas and nays being called on the motion
to adopt said resolution, resulted as fol lows:
Yeas Messrs. Bailey, Burthe. Uolhonde
Forbes, Leeds, Nixon, Place. Relf. Sewerssen
Summers, Sykes and Watkins-12.
| .hay-Mr. Relf-1.
| The resolution contemplating an expenditure
of money exceeding one thousand dollars, was
declared not adopted by the vote required by
| law.
Mr. Bailey moved to adjourn, which was lost
| Mr. Stetson having voted with the 1najority,
moved to reconsider the vote on the adoption of
the resolution authorizing the contract with J
II. Boon for the construction of a nuisance boat.
| etc, which motion prevailed.
The resolution being again before tie B5ard,
was on motion made the order of the day for
the next meeting.
Mr.. Nixon having voted with the majority,
moved to reconsider the vote on the resoluti II
authorizing the Mayor TO contract With John
McNittie for repairs to the engine house of No.
10, which motion prevailed.
The resolution being again before the Board,
was, on motion, made the order of the day for
the next meeting.
Mr. Bailey, on behalf of the majority of the
| Committee on Streets and Landings, presented
the following resolution
Reao'red That the Mayor be- and he is heraby author
lied to enter into the necessary with John Cole"
man principal and P. OShaughuesy, security for tho
street for the sum Of twenty dollars per square OF one
hundred superficial feet in accordanee WIN eFlns ana
specifications under which the contract was Fold Pay
uent to be made in cash the completion and accept
auce of the work by the surveyor
Mr.. Dolhonde. in minority OF the same COM
mttee. presented the following;
The undersigned representative OF the Third Diatrct
and member of the Committee Streets ami Landings
ndur himself in the minority, has the honor repre-
t most respectfully that he has been allie to agree
Win The ority of the Committee Streets and Land
rrs in regard to the location of the Nuisance Wharf
which is to for the Second and Third Districts he
according to the opinion the City Surveyor said
wrar wond be established opposite Esplanadt street aud
portion OF the Levee in front the Pontchartriii
Railroad, which is location useful and of great iI
portance to the District which he represents
for the landing Of progues arriving the different
plantations for the purpose of supplying uur markets
well for the accommodation schooners
| tatboats. etc
The member of the Third Dist, does fntertaiu
Least doubt but that will find it more than jas
that the said wharf should he built that halt
be the dividing line between the Second and Thru
Disrictstakns for example the line nf division betw
the two Districts aseeided by the Judgment of the Su
preme Court, that effect and be well unlerNt,,
that from the that said wharf bnilt singh
lead of pas shall be emptied from it, except TIL,
nuisance laying the wharf for the purpose OF
ryug off said cs in the of the river The whu
OF which together with the following resolution is re
specttully submitted. I. b, DoLHoNpE
p.sn n,yTT hat he Nusp Wbarft M hal -nF- -