New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-11

WALTER L. PETERs Secretary 4
The following resolutions, adopted by the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen, were concurred
in, the rules being suspended
resolution authorizing the payment of seventy-fye
resolution rembursing wharfage to the sbips R b.
Shepherd and Judah Touro.
resolution authorizing the payment Of five hundred
and twenty-five dollars to David John Rogers. gsfe
resolution (No 3s9 authorizing the payment Of sun
dry claims.
resolution authorizing the Surveyor to strike out Of
the specifications for making plank road ON Felicity
street that portion requiring the contractor to use two
lengths of planking for the top. 81
resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter into sun
resolution requiring purchasers of contracts to de-
post in the hands Of the Comptroller twenty-five dollars
resolution authorizing the sale Of contracts for laying
round stone paving in Rofagnac street @
resolution authorizing the payment Of one hundred
and fifty dollars to VIM. Allen
resolution relative to the closing of balls and dance
resolution authorizing the payment Of three
dollars to A. J. Perkins, and dollars to Henry Forno
resolution authorizing the Captains Of Police to make
resolution relative to Chalmette Fire Co. No. %.
resolution appropriating seven hundred and fifty dol
June, 1852 :
resolution relative to the st. Marys and Poydras
resolution relative the erection Of statue to Henry
Clay, in Clay Square, Fourth District
The following resolution, from the Board Of
Assistant Aldermen, was referred to the Police
Committee
Resolved That the Street Commissioner be required to
cause the nuisance pit Of the Carroton Railroad Com
pany, at the Horse Station to be removed forthwith
The following resolution, from the Board Of
Assistant Alderman, was laid on the table, SUBJ
ject to call:
Resored, That the Mayor be requested to send VIM.
ellis lunatic, TO the Lunatic Asylum at jackson, in
this State and that COMPTROLLER be authorized to
rant on the Treasurer for such as ay be scent to
defray the expenses incident thereto. q
The following resolutions from the Board Of
Assistant Aldermen, were read twice
Resolued That the owner owners of Annunciation
Square be and hereby to have close fence
at least six feet height built in substantial manner
placed around said Square which fence is to be finished
Of said Square, fail to comply with the
above resolution that hay be subject to fine Of ten dol
lars per day until said fence is erected.
Resolved That the Surveyor be and hereby authorised
to dispose Of to the best advantage the Of the
fence partially surrounding Annunciation square
Mr.. Giguel moved to amend as follows, viz
I" LIST November" instead of 6 LIST September
next. The resolution as amended was carried,
The following resolutions from the Board Of
Assistant Aldermen. were read twice:
Resolved That the Surveyor be and he Is hereby author
ised to cause the Jackson Square, in the Second District
to be opened till ten O'clock NJ, during the summer
Reoctd mocoe' That the Surveyor is directed to use
the roller for smoothing the shells lying in the alleys
Mr.. Burke moved to amend said resolution by
striking out after P. M, s. during the summer
months, that is," and inserting, after November
of each year.
Said resolution as amended, was adopted, the
rules being suspended.
The following resolution from the Board Of
Assistant Aldermen was read twice:
Resord That the Comptroller warrant on the Treasurer
IN favor Of Clarity. for $50, aud in favor of William
Northern for $50 the same being the amount Of their
respective salaries for month"; ending Goth OCTOBER
1851 as members Of the Board Of Health
Mr.. Burke moved to amend said resolution by
striking out Board Of Health. and insert Health
Wardens Adopted, the rules being suspended.
The following resolution from the Board OF
Assistant Aldermen was read twice
Resolved That the Captains Of Police Of the First Second
Fourth Districts be- and they hereby ustructed
to purchase the powder for firing the evening
guns In said Districts and present he vouchers for the
after they have been approved BY the Police
and 1t shall be the duty Of the said Captains to detail
Of the police force of each Of said Districts to rs
the said evening guns without extra compensation.
Mr. Clark introduced the following substitute;
Resolved That from and after the rst October the rins
night guns In the several Districts Of the city sup
pressed
Mr.. Burke moved to lay said substitute in
definitely on the table, and called for division,
which was carried.