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

which was read twice and adopted, the rules
being suspended !: s. 49,
Resolved, That the adjudication Of the con-
tract for wooden bridges in the Second District,
to Thcs. Tourney, as principal and Richard I
Barry as security, be and the same is hereby |
approved Of ----- fF
Mr. Clark presented the following resolution,
which was read twice and adopted, the rules
being suspended Il 4sss. sgj
Resolved, That e. A. Michel, sergeant-at- |
arms of this Board, be and is hereby requested
to prepare an index Of the ordinances and reso-
buttons passed and adopted by the Common
Council of the city of NewOrleans, from the
10Th March last to the present time, and to con-
tinue the same for the use Of the Board OF Al
dermen. --.-I,li spslsssas4 ~
A petition was read from certain citizens ask
ing the privilege of constructing railroad from
the northern to the southern limits OF the city.
Mr. Converse offered the following resolution,
which was adopted, the rules being suspended
Resolved, That the petition Of citizens for
railroad in the city, for horse cars only be re-
ferred to Joint Committee of Conference of
four members Of the Board of Aldermen, to
meet like committee from the Board of Assist
ant Aldermen.
Messrs. Converse, Labatat, Burke and Clai-
borne were appointed on said committee
Mr. Converse offered the following resolution,
which was read twice and adopted, the rules
being suspended: . r,l
Resolved, That the Street Commissioner shall
not, after the passage of this resolution, employ
for the use of his department, in any one Dis
district Of this city, more than five men, horses
! and carts, unless by order of the Committees'o OF
Streets and Landings of the Common Council,
except when required to do the work Of some
delinquent contractor, and then for such specific
| work and no Others that his monthly pay rolls
| shall state the amount required for his regular
| pay roll, as also the amount paid or required
for work done or performed on the contract for
each delinquent.
On motion of Mr. Burke the Committee on
Streets and Landings was directed to inquire
into the expediency of purchasing the wharf,
| ETC., built by Paradise, Lawrason Co., in the
| Fourth District
The following resolution, offered by Mr.. Clark,
was adopted, the rules being suspended:
Resolved, That the following persons are
appointed Inspectors and Clerks Of the Election
for Governor and other State officers etc, to be
| held on the fourth Monday in December, at
the places hereinafter designated
First Preeinet-As Kramer's, corner. of
Annunciation and Race streets. M. Martin,
4 Inspector; H. J. Leoyy, Clerk.
| Second Precinct At Henderson's coffee
house, Horse Station. Jas. Dunlap, Inspector |;
~. Osborn Clerk. GA
Third Prrcinct--At Fulton School House.
W. Monaghan, Inspector; Thos Diamond, Clerk.
\ Fourth Precinct-At Engine House No. 10.
j. NJ Cass, Inspector David Caldwell, Clerk.
Fifth Precinct-At Engine House No.2. W..
| Z. Seymour, Inspector /; L. c. billiard, Clerk.
Sirth Preciact-At Louisiana Hose House.
W. G. Aud, Inspector w. A. Beecher, Clerk.
| Serenth Precinct--At A. ODonnell's, Poy-
dras street. ]. G. Stewart, Inspector; George
Doane, Clerk.
| Eighth Precinct.-Conti Street Hotel. N.
Richards, Inspector; NJ E. Canon, Clerk
Ninth Precinct-At s. Prat's, corner Of
Rampant and Customhouse streets. L. J. Har-
ris, Inspector; r Abbott, Clerk.
i Tenth Prectnct-At Jefferson coffee house
Charities street.. VIM. Andry, Inspector, DC.
tave Andry, Clerk. -s
Eleventh Precincf-At Orleans coffee house
Orleans street.. 9. Ogier, Inspector; A. Dejan
Clerk.
Ttoelfth Precinct-AAAltman's coffee house
. Orleans street. 2. Beverages, Inspector; L
Courcelle, Clerk. ..4.-1l,-
Thirteenth Precinct-At Engine House No
A. +, Correjolles, Inspector; J. Dufour, Clerk
Fourteenth Precinct - At coffee house cor
! ner Bayou Road and st. Claude streets. Hen
ry Guyol, Inspector; John Baron, Clerk.
) Fifteenth Precinct-Public School, Great
men street. A. B. FARCE. Inspector; A. Car
(, raby, Clerk.
/ SirteenM Precinct School House, Breto
G Market. A. Viavant, Inspector; p. Casenayt
Q Clerk.
Seventeenth Precinct--At Washington He
n tel, Milneburg. A. O'Neil, Inspector; job
4 jacobs, Clerk. ss-.
s Eighteenth Precinct-At Engine House NJ
: s. J. Mclean, Inspector; j. d. Hernandez
Clerk.
: Nineteenth Observation-Disclosures Gulf Rail
!, road Depot. Geo. Hooper, Inspector; Alfre
: Ducros, Clerk.
v Twentieth Precinct-AtM NJ. Cares, corner {
q Montegut and ROYAL streets f. Daubert, In
spector; r. VIM, Clerk. os5e5s,st.
: IWenty. first Precinct--At Chenevelle HOUSE
., J. Charbonet, Inspector R. Bachemin, Clerk.
II T,oenty-second Precinct, Tenth Ward j.
n Court house, Fourth District. w. G. Terrell
/ Inspector; VIM. Gilmore, Clerk. ~
r Itoenty-third Precinct, eleventh Ward
--Chalmette Fire Company, Fourth Distric
N G. Auch Inspector; Robt Smith, Clerk.
r The following resolutions passed by the Boar
~ of Assistant Aldermen were read twice and COZ
=, ~ Cured in, the rules being suspended.
- A resolution authorizing the payment Of 81
h to DR.. D. NJ Bowler. SIG
W A resolution authorizing the Mayor to entt
= into contracts with Messrs J. Ahern, JAM
v Walsh, Thos. Hennessy, Pat Flynn. B. s. Byrn
ID. S. Devices and E. D. White.
A resolution authorizing Cook. Young u 70
ri to erect steam engine on their premises.
~ A resolution directing the withdrawal OF IL
i. suit against P. j. Cockburn.
u A resolution granting L. P. Gator leave
~, erect temporary pavilion on Canal street.
W A resolution prohibiting the firing of cracke
a in the streets Of the city. .
nc The following resolution adopted by the Boal
n of Assistant Aldermen was concured in with {
u l amendment:
re Resolved, That the Mayor be, and is hereb
IA requested to call on Mr.. Hugh Grant to deliv
" up forthwith, the plan books of the late city
Lafayette, whether said books are finished
unfinished.
Mr.. Burke offered the following amendmen
which was adopted
r <sAnd upon refusal, that the City Attorn
ne proceed against said Grants securities
en- The following resolutions adopted by t
e. Board of Assistant Aldermen were concurred
Ii with an amendment, the rules being suspende
Resolutions increasing the police force.
:. Authorizing the procuring and repairi
u. of caps and rattles.
" Providing for the erection Of o new bell at t
Robin street Station House.
nd Authorizing the repair Of the Recorders off,
m Third District
- The first of the above resolutions, viz:
Resolved, That his honor the Mayor be, a
n he is hereby, authorized to increase the poll
err force IF this city thirty men ia he located