New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-01

ery whether private property OF otherwise and REQUIRE
all thoroughly ceansed that he be authorized to pur-
chase me employ men and carts for its dtributon
private premises as well in the CUTTERS etc. when
CURED in sufficient quantity to purify them.
The rules being dispensed with, the following
resolution offered by Mr. Converse, was adopted
Resosd Thatin conformity to the section
authorized to sell at auction the lowest bidder after
ten days notice in the official Journal contract for fit
ting up the polls and cleansing the premises tho day fol-
to be paid by the city.
The bids amounting to certain sum in dollars and
cents for each poll and for each time said poll required
to be fitted up by order Of the Mayor who shall give
least five days notice to said contractor prior to any
tonhe work to be done per specifications made by
the Surveyor or such as may be on file in his Office
The following resolution was referred to the
Judiciary Committee
Rcsotte That sum not exceeding twenty dollars be
allowed at each election to be paid for refreshments
Judges Clerks etc. of election. at each precinct
Mr.. Sewen offered the following resolution,
which was referred to the Committee of Confer
ence on Salaries:
Reoire That the salary the Assistant Clerk of the
Recorder Of the First and Second Districts be and
hereby fixed ut nine hundred dollars per annuu
The following resolutions, offered by Mr.
Converse, were adopted, the rules being sus-
pended
Rsored That the Treasurer be instructed to give no.
ce through the official Journal that the first Mon
day in July next all defaulting Taxpayers will be pro-
ceeded against authorized by the 5th section Of the
Act Of Consolidation. 9SA
Resolved That the Treasurer be authorized and REQUIRED
to have two thousand hand-bs printed in large type
English French and German containing the 35th section
of the act of Consolidation and posted in the public
places throughout the city
| The following resolution offered by Mr.. Lu-
genbuhl, was adopted, the rules being sus-
pended:
Resored That the Sergeant be and is hereby
authorized to furnish sufficient quantity of good writing
pens etc. for the of the reporters Of the
newspapers attending the meetings of this Board and
that he extend ell such facilities and
them as he possibly can. Az&
The following ordinances and rcs1l ktions,
adopted by the Board of Assistant Aldermen,
were concurred in, the rules being suspended:
A resolution authorizing the purchase of IL
chairs and desks for the use Of the Board Of
Assistant Aldermen.
A resolution authorizing the Surveyor to fill
the triangular space at the intersection of Race
and New Levee streets.
A resolution authorizing the lessee of Poy-
dras street Market to erect additional stands.
A resolution requesting the Surveyor to pre-
sent and submit q plan Of sewerage and drain
age for the city of NewOrleans
resolution requesting the Attorney to take
the necessary steps in relation to the opening Of
| Canal street.
A resolution authorizing the Comptroller to
| sell at auction the contract for paving with
square stone on each side Of the Sarapuru street
| Market
| resolution authorizing the refunding of four
| dollars to Arthur Kidd.
\ resolution relative to the blacksmith's shop
| corner Of Melicerte and Constance streets.
A resolution granting permission to H. Lebran
| to exhibit certain paintings
| A resolution in relation to blacksmith's shoL
of Conrad Stumpf.
/ A resolution granting permission to B. III
Tegdar and j. P. Simon to establish beer gar
| dens.
| A resolution instructing the Surveyor to ex.
anime and report what repairs are necessary tc
Poydras Market.
A resolution appointing Inspectors and Clerk.
of election for Third Justice Of the Peace
| An ordinance prohibiting the use Of tn
Public Squares for fre-work exhibitions an,
circuss performances, passed by the Board Q
Assistant Aldermen, was rejected.
A resolution directing the Surveyor to divid
/ the Port and number the wharves, adopted b,
the Board Of Assistant Aldermen, was referre
to the Committee on Streets and Landings
i A resolution from the Board of Assistan
Aldermen, authorizing the Comptroller to sci
the contract for painting the Port market in tn
Third District, was referred to the same CON
Iiittee.
II resolution, passed. by the Board of Assis
Y tant Aldermen, dismissng John Lawson fror
rue N!gnC-"atch' was referred TO the fonc
ov1Mlnitsee. nun lee
e Inc ~, ruies neing suspended, the resoiu1lo
rom ele p9aru q Assistant Aioefn'en' aulno
r,Ang tne mayer 70 enter INTO tn, the CONTRACT VIII
f, MARQUEE, for the grading, filling and pawn
OF the Metairie Road, from Canal street to tn
Bayou Bridge, was adopted by the followin
vote
feaS' Glafk' gialpofhe, CONVERSE Lana1u'
Aagennahl land ana steckton-o ~
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