New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20

Resolved, That the Mayor be hereby author
lied to appoint one male assistant at a saiary %
thirty dollars per month, and one female assist
ant at q salary Of twenty dollars per month, 70
aid in the superintendence OF the temporary
Asylum for the Insane.
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MT. seweii onered tne IoiioWing suDs'isu1,
wnlch, togctner Win tne apose HoIe
made the order Of the day fcr the next mee''ng
/ Resolved, That the Office Of Superintendent OF
the Temporary Asylum for the Insane, be abol-
ished, and that II. Waters, the present
Keeper of the Police Jail, be allowed'th1rty dol
lars per month for an Assistant, to take care OF
said insane, with the aid Of such men and women
from the Work-house as the Committee on work
house and Frisons may hnd necessary
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Ane 1oiiowihg ineSs1.eo WAC i9"u
5ii BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
y NewOrleans, Dec. IA, 1907.
TO the Honorable President aud Members OIL
the Board of y9ldeymen:
Observation-Disclosures beg to hand YOU the
following ordinances and resolutions, passed by |
the BOARD Of Assistant Aldermen, ia which you
arc resnectfnlly invited 10 concur. to-wit:
| AZ ordinances AGAINST Keno or Lotto.
A., ord;nonce defnino tha fre limits
A. ord;nance 10 establish. 4 uniform rate Of
tox 90 and licenses m urofessions and callings,
and nm carriages. hacks. draws and other We |
h hiJ a. N-'Te'-s'
a resolution mo. 685) authorizing the pay
,aa - af o,'ndr. eccon,ts
= solnt;on auIh orizino the unconditional re-
Lease fran iai1 Of PAGE Patterse .. II. m. Z.
A resolution accenpinp the resignation Of AS
- - idarr,an I I,Sata and nroyidnp for
S iI;, M vacancy =. .. occasioned thereby.
"A resolution 10 cancel the bonds Of e. w.
Westholtz
| a resolution Ia nav Recorder Seuzeneau two
rrod doIlars fnr lie az neIs 40 of correcting the
4 ~ + u. Il
/ 4 rasolution ia nav l.. Castera. ir., two hun
drcd and thirty. two dollars f.,r correcting the
4 assessment rolls of the Second District
A. resolution authorizing the sale of all the
Il ala wronobt cast and scrap iron belonging to
4 the civ. out of use.
4 a resolution for the erection of lamps in the
4 Fonrth District
i A resolution to sell the contract for running
| the draining machine in the Fourth District
il resolution tn sell the contract for LAYING
4 the saiiare block pavement on Tehoupitoulas
i street from Race street to the upper limits Of
i the First District.
Il a resolution apuroyinp the contract sold to
i Jol,n PonI far renairs to the House of Neptune
/ Fire COMPANY No. 4. 4.
Il A resolution allowing a monthly allowance of
Item dollars. for six months, to Mrs. Mary Pow
iii Mary Ann Smith. Mrs. yallmer and Bar
Il bory Ka;sar i-
rasnl,,t IN, 70, tive IA the lunacv of .Jno r
. l
Il snhstitute for the resolution of your honor
~ hal,-7 n ,,+bo,.;no tho Survavor 10 SETTLE
Ipio ooay :" ~ M. f. ,a,;nc, dona an
.ne nNo.. 81 " As'' ~ w. ~
on1 T ,,,o ,oso,nt;o .,+borzipo tbe
~. H. Ia - of ~ We
;naos " Tho ~ sacpnd district =
= =, ''is ,as,,oo,s,,lI.,
:. " w. obp.J;a,,t ss,.v,,t
Ao"i U U1ee..nae n goi p,n.n, Saorotorv
a. se ~ A>.I.. - $3.50 - ;
n ~, ,;,s. Kon, ~ r.o+o oassad nv
fl ~ Ra II ~ Aldermen was IN mo-
60 ~ 80 H. pa,;.o C,rn;+taa
~ e.a,,, an poo ri az ss;s+ar. A.
daenin .ha f;ra limits Was reterref r.
th es 1,1l,,,a;t,aa an Streets and land; 90
, - a.it;., NJ eos, odnntoa Nv fha 5Roard
~ Aassta't aidas 49, a,tbnr;zina the nav.
: ment of sundry accounts, was unanimously con.
!; lcured in. Ee 49,. .la,lsl
K a memorial was read of various proprietors
s of theatres in the CITY of New Orleans, praying
the Board of Aldermen to withhold their con.
;. currence in an orlinance adopted by the Boar6
n Of Assistant Aldermen. fixing the sum to b.
Maid for theatre licenses to two hundred dollars
and 10 RESTRAIN the sum to he Maid for license t,
le the amount heretofore existing of one hundred
dollars.
TX An ordinance to establish an uniform rate G
l. taxes and licenses on professions, callings, an
other business, and on carriages, hacks, dray
IN and other vehicles, adopted by the Board of AS
tant Aldermen, was then taken up.
re Article one was concurred in.
ee The second article was read as follows:
IN ga tax of two hundred and fifty dollars shal
W be levied annually on the following, viz: Ever
D. agent of bank not incorporated by the Stat
II of Louisiana, engaged in buying and selling ex
change for account Of said foreign bank; ever
OF private banker, or person buying and sellin
bills of exchange as their principal business
s. every proprietor or lessee OF a theatre or am
phitheatre; every owner and keeper OF a dlstil
OF lery of spirituous liquors."
Mr.. Harris moved to amend by striking GU
I'd the words every proprietor or lessee of thea
tire or amphitheatre''
he The second article was adopted in its amende
form. p.
RS Article thee was read as follows:
"All prop. shons. tayerns, cabarets, coffee
houses or har-rooms. pleasure gardens, cock
n;ts or other establishments whatever wherei
snr;tnous linuors are sold in retail in less quar-
~ titles than nv the bottle or mint shall be divide
ID into three classes to be DESIGNATED first class
second class,a and third class % to the fir,
w class shall be fixed an annual tax of five hur
dred dnliars: to the second class an annual ia
i of three hundred dollars: and to the third cla
OF nm animal tax of one hundred and fifty dollar
L i.