New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-20
The yeas and nays being called d the final
passage Of the above resol1tion, it was unani- =
inously adopted

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Bayou rosd II Ia accordance With The sle msis ~ ths
honoranls Gaycr snd the spesiheeti6ns die a ~
surveyors ONCE relative thereto.
~ The ySas and nays being called an ths 80
passage a thess6cys resolution, resulted ~ fof-
Yeass Measrs. sAndrsss, B.iIsy. Burth.. \
Derbes, Lanata, Niuoh, n ~ Sl1nw. Svkse.,
Watkins, Wiltz and WinstoS IL.
Mays: Messrs Dolhonde. HssYnsnn, Lssds,
Place and Stetson-5.
Resolved That the CompsrofIer ~ and hi y hsevtx
to sell at auction 70 the lowest bidder a tan
ssys DStsse se or painting The Port Anss
urreyofs Office, (Which vii be published af the sk1us
sims9 and subject ths approval Common Council
Inc yeas and nays being called on the final
passage Of the Shove resolution, resulted as fol-
lows
Yeus: Messrs Andrews, Bailey, Burthe, Dol
honde, Hermann, Leeds, Nixon, Ramos. Shaw.
Stetson, Sykes, Watkins, Wilt md winston
Nays Mr.. Place.
Mr. Bailey, As Chairman, etc, presented the
following, the rules being suspended, and moved
it's adoption
The COMMITTEES Streets sud Lssdfurs to whom ~
referred the report q the Cc1ittes q Unfinished BUD
ness :. .ns sorn e e paving srcns
for sale, and onsr the following resolution
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authorised to sell 4 suction e The owest bids sx
ten days notice the contxe for the furnishing an atc
rals and paving with gAnite blocka ts sreetsos
file in tho Surveyors Office saIs to be made sutest 70
the approval Of the Council.
Mr.. Place moved to refer it to the Surveyor,
for an estimate as to the cost, etc
Mr. Derbes called for the previous question,
which was, on the motion to adopt the report
and resolution, and it was carried BY the fol-
lowing vote
Yeas: Mesars. Andrews, Bailey. Burths,
Derbes, Forbes, Lanata, Nixon, Ramos, Stetson,
| Sykes, Wiltz and Winston--12
| .Nays: Messrs. Dolhonde, Hsermann, Leeds
and Place
Mr.. Watkins, as Chairman Of tho Committee
on Claims, presented the following, and the rules
| being suspended, it was read second time and
| adopted unanimously, by yeas and nays
The COMMITTEES on Glaims to whom Nss refsrrsd the
several claims reported BY the Commtes on Unfinished
without the necessary vouchers when thea are fr-
nished. the COMMITTEES viii take the same r ier con-
The petition Of James Trescases to be rsnhsed the
SUM Of eight dollars and fifty for powder seized
BY him IN 1888 Is unaccompanied By such vouchers
are deemed necessary to ente the caim to favorable
report
The committee would report in favor Of refunding TO-
Arthur Kidd the sum Of four dollars paid by him
error on real estate and offer the following resolution
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Resofred That warrant for four dollars be ssusd
the Treasurer in favor Of James Kidd being the
| Of taxes'paid by him in error.
| Mr.. Stetson, as Chairman Of the Committee
| on Police, presented the following reports and
| resolutions, and the rules being suspended, they
we're read second time and severally adopted j:
The Police Committee to whom Was referred the petit
ton Of watchman John Lawson, have had this
consideration and beg leave report From tha evil
dence that was brought before committee they
very insicent man W. therefore recommend that b
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Resolced That watchman John Lawson =, md h h
4 duty. s89s 1s 7.s
petition Of Thomas Murphy for remission of fine beg
leave to report against the for the that
evidence has been sdduced to show that said fne ual
wrongly imposed, and the petitioner using dray
without brands contrary to the ordinances they there
fore ask to be discharged from further consideration
/ the subject H g. srETsos,
l J. LAs1TA,
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i The Committee on Police to whom vas referred the
petitions Of sundy housekespe to allow butter to be
sold in the markets. beg to report against the
being contrary to the ordinances governing the markets.
Of the rights Of the sssees Of the various markets Of the
city Il. g. SrErsos,
EarLE WlLrs.
The Committee Of Police to whom vns referred ths ~
tton Of sundry citizensagainst tho continuance Of
blacksmith shop situated at the corner Of Constance and
Melicerts street. the First District have attended =
the same and beg leave to report against the
submit the following resolution 95ss
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corner Of Constance and Mecote street be allowed to
main at the will and pleasure Of this Council provided
aia Y e PIT II s9od erE the s%ot, PIE
pant be required to put up furnace for the purpose Of
heating wheel tires and the whole to Be done txhe sA
faction Of the Surveyor.
The Committee on Police to whom was referred the pe
ton Of H. Lebran. praying that he may be allowed Il
exhibit for month painting representing the Leyee
portion Of the receipts for the benefit Of the Orphans
leave to report in favor u the prayer OF petitioner
offer the following rssou tion. II. g. SrTrsos,
j. LArATA,
EMiLR WMT1.
Lehran to exhibit the paintings alluded to in his pe
on for month"; condition OF his setting apart
fifth Of the proceeds for the benefit Of the Orphans
The Police Committee, to whom was referred the patti
ton Of Mr. Conrad Stumpf for permission to erect black
smith shop his property situated Montegut street
have had the under consideration and beg leave
report avorably and recommend the adoption Of the
companying resolution: II. g. SrErsos,
Il EMIlr wILrz
Resolved That permission be and is hereby granted tc
Conrad Stumpf to erect blacksmith shop his pro
perty situated Montegut street between Levee amt
premises subject to the will and pleasure of this Council
pprdd that he erect brick wall the line dividing h
property from Mr. Magioni also that he be required
erect brick furnace for the purpose Of heating whse
tires and give his smoke pipe chimney elevation q
| at least forty feet.
Resoud That the Mayor bs, and hs is hereby author
isad to appoint police officer to act clerk Of tho Chic
or Police with salary Of nine hundred dollars per year
The yeas and nays being called on the final
passage of the last resolution resulted as follows
$ Yeas Messrs. Andrews. Forbes, LanatA,
. Leeds, Nixon, Ramos, Shaw, Stetson, Sykes,
Wiltz and Wilson-11
Nays: Messrs. Bailey Bu-the, Derbes, Dol
, honde, Place and Watkins-6
Mr.. Stetson, as Chairman, etc., presented ths
following, the rules being suspended, and movee
its adoption:
The Committee Police to whom referred the ps
titions Of b. H. Tegdar and J. p Simon establish Bee
Gardens-the former the evee between Cluuet an
Louisa streets and the latter Eysian Fields street.
the Third District beg to report In favor Of the sain
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