New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-31
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN, !
New Orleans, Dec. 81 1852. s
To the Honorable President and Members OF
the Board Of .aldermen:
GENTLEMEN-I beg to enclose you the follow
| ing ordinance and resolutions, passed by this
Board, in which you are respectfully invited to
| concur, viz:
An ordinance relative to sprinkling and wa
tering streets.
| A resolution for the removal Of the Mayoralty
to the Hall Of the First District.
| A resolution directing the Finance Committee
| to withdraw all suits for taxes past due, when
assessed in error ~ "
-nNla +iu Ia tl,a lunaau of A g
resolution to perfect the sale and transfer
late Second Municipality. :
resolution for the payment of sixtv-two
dollars and fifty cents to G. N. Coignand
"A resolution altering the security of John
Paul, contractor
A resolution to amend the ordinance defnine
the duties Of the City Physicians.
a resolution (No. 1900 authorizing the pay
ment Of sundry accounts.
"A resolution granting license to Dan Rice
ior u circus ana museum i'll st. Charles street
"A resolution granting the use of Lafayette
square to L. Petin N' WV
(, a resolution granting Whiting, Wright g. Co..
leave to occupy a stable on Perdido and Union
streets. AVN
resolution granting W, II. Filkins leave to
continue a blacksmith forge, corner of Maya
zine and Broome streets and withdrawing shit
against him for erecting same
= resolution Tor the payment of one hundred
Buckley. A'io'''"'
a resolution locating the precincts and an
pointing inspectors and clerks for the elect;an
Of the 9th inst.
Messrs. Sears, Watkins and Derbes, are the
Committee on removing the Mayoralty.
With much respect, your ob't sv't,
WALTER II. PETERS, Secretary.
me following resolutions, adopted by the
noa DO, OF Assistant Aldermen, were read twice
and concurred in, the rules being suspended
An ordinance relative to watering and snr;nk-
ling streets,
resolution directing the Finance Committee
TO withdraw all suits for taxes passed due, when
assessed in error. "-'''
A resolution relative to the lunacv of A1ex
y Martelly -'N
A resolution to perfect the sale and transfer
u the property bought by R. +. Nichols of the
ate Second Municipality
A resolution to pay C. N. Coieuorl sixtv.t,
dollars and fifty cents WV
resolution changing the security of John
'aul, contractor
resolution to amend the ordinance de6nipe
ne duties of the physicians of prisons. work.
ouses, etc.
A resolution authorizing the payment of sun
ry accounts. Unanimously concurred in.)
;, resolution granting permission to Messrs.
aiNhs, Wrlgntt& Co. to occupy stable on
aien and sPerdido streets.
"A resolution to pay Thomas Buckley one bn,-
red and forty dollars and eighty cents,
The following resolutions, passed by the Board .
Assistant Aldermen, were read: I
Resolved, That permission be and is hereby t
ven to w. Ii. Filkins to continue the engine
'ilers now in use by him on the corner of Ma.
Alne and Broome streets, provided he cause d
e shed over the boilers to beamade tire-pro il
CONFORM TO existing fire ordinance, within n
irty days from the passage of this resolnt;on b
Resolved, That the suits now pending a@ninst "
II AEilkins for violating city ordinances he l.
thdrawn, upon his paying all costs on scme- 81
divided he put Shed over his boiler in sucb n
der as will be satisfactory to the Street Com OIL
ssioner. q
On motion, the question was divided, and tbe tc
les being dispensed with, the first resolution 70
read 4 second time and concurred in. and
second resolution rejected. b,
The following resolutions, adopted by the W,
lrd OF Assistant Aldermen, were read twice wi
rules being suspended: se
resolved, That permission be and is-Aepebv st.
nted to Dan Rice to continue his circus IN tn
present location on st. Charles street, for
months from the PRONUNCIATION of this rseso. 1
on, ana that a license issue to him accord.
y, iof one year, location after four months eff
lect to further action by this Council, La
esolyed, That a license be issued fYr one vii
10 Mr.. Dan Rice, toexliibit his museum of me
ural euriosities on the corner of st. Charles SAL
sapyafas streets, he paying the usual price in
sa.no,
Y notion the question was divided and the (el
I'd in. 49, "'e se'0n'' ooh- , u.it
q ''s tcso4u'ions' passed by the Board s'n