New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-08

offices of Recorder Wharfnger Collectors and Police
Fourth District seventy nine dollars and five cents
TO David Felt T. Co. for stationery for the offices of the
Chief of Police the Recorders First and Second Districts
the Secretary of The BOARD of Assistant Aldermen, and
the Work-house four hundred and sixty dollars and
eighty cents
10 Corson & Armstrong. for stationery furnished the
offices OF the Comptroller Treasurer Street Commissioner
and Board of Assistant Aldermen five hundred and seventy
eight dollars and thirteen cents.
To John Page for benches and repairs to the Public
Schools Fourth District hundred and ten dollars and
ffty-tve cents.
To NJ: Keating, for glazing Mt Laurel street school
Fourth ,n District, six dollars and thirty cents
| tons one hundred and ten dollars
To the Louisiana Courier for subscription three copies
at twelve dollars each, thirty-six dollars.
To Walter H. Peters for the services Of an assistant for
one month and n half, seventy-tive dollars
To b. Iaborde, for collins furnished, thirty three dol
lars.
To DR. J. D. Foster for three inquests thirty dollars
To n. A. Michel, for sundres furnished the Board of
Aldermen, eight dollars and eighty cents.
To James p Freret, Sheriff, for expenses incurred in
elections and conveying returns to Baton Rouge; one
hundred and ninety-two dollars and fifty-six cents
To arderes Saw Mills for lumber furnished Tor repairs
of bridges. Second District six hundred and thrtyohe
dollars and ninety weight cents
To NJ NavaSo for lumber furnished Tor inc repairs OF
the wharves and bridges Third District two hundred and
seven dollars and three cents.
To Ward Co. for panks furnished Tor the repairs OF
whrvcs First District and for suces to the river one
hundred and sixteen dollars and thirteen cents .,,.
To Depouy Gagnet for lumber furnished for fitting
polls and repairs OF ofhceS lrt 1ortyone
dollars and seven cents.
To P itean for rlanks furnished for collins seventy
| dollars.
10 Thomas Hart for one months services as Health
| Warden thirty dollars.
| To Daniel Kennedy for months services Health
| Warden thirty dollars.
To Margaret Melirer for keeping orphan child four
mouths thirty -two dollars.
To Francis Ploger for hundred and barrels
Lake shells, twenty-eight dollars and eighty cents.
10 DR. P. Iiezer for one quarters salary Physician
of the Jail Parish Jefferson fifteen dollars and seventy
cents.
To W Merdetb for services on draining machine First
] District. three dollars.
10 G. +. Eerghman. for two months salary as Door
keeper and Porter Of Board of Aldermen eighty dollars
10 Hllsberry Fowler for repairs to draining machine
| First District ffty-eight dollars.
To W. h. Murphy for months rent of school-house
on Rampant street. hundred and twenty-five dollars.
To Juan De Egana, for months rent of school
house of Greatmen and Champs Eysces fifty dol
j. b Lamothe. for months rent of house occu-
pied BY Fire Company No s. thirty-fve dollars
To II NJ. Barlew Co, for Fairbanks Patent Plat
form Scale, seyenty-iive dollars
To L. s. Bernhard for alterations in the Office of the
| Collector of Taxes Second District. twelve dollars
To Willis Main for damage done to his property in the
opening Of ursulne street hundred and sixty dollars
To the Neworlcans Bee. for copy Of the Digest and
copy Of the Laws of 1852 for the office of the Chief OF
| Police. six dollars
10 John Youenes. for board for prisoners and cab hire
in May last weight dollars and twenty five cents
To John Gauche for sundre furnished the Recorders
Office Second District twenty-five dollars and ninety
| cents.
TO G. Funk for sundres furnished city officers, twenty
dollars and twenty cents.
To John BalIcr X Co. for one groce of lamp cbimneys
and repairing lamps First District fftyseyen dollars
To Patrick Green tor repairs to lamps Fourth District
eight dollars and twenty-five cents
To G. W. Hardin for conveying sick to Charity Hos
pital, seventy eight dollars
70 T. G. Poole Clerk Second District Court for OF
court in sundry suits of the late municipalities two hun
dred aud seventy dollars and fifty cents.
To T. G. Poole, Clerk Second District Court for costs OF
court in the case Of j S David and T. Z, Lyaudas rs
Municipality No Two, forty-our dollars AMI five cents
To Rousseau Clerk First District Court. for Clerks
fees in the Of Municipality No One Praying fol
the opening of Orleans Avenue, thrtyone dollars and
cghty-fv cents.
To Thomas ? Williams. for refreshments furnished tc
men employed in repairing draining machine, thirteen
dollars.
TO John F. Morcau refreshments furnished election
held 18th and list instant, thrtysix dollars
To Carries for Refreshments furnished election First
Precinct aud fitting up and removing polls 18th April and
14th June, seventy five dollars.
To A. Miller Co for refreshments election ith June
Second Ward, thirty dollars.
10 " G. Linda for refreshments election Dist instant
Second Ward. twenty five dollars
TO George Bernard for fitting up polls etc, election 21s
June. Third Ward, t.l dollars
To p. Boyer for refreshments furnished election It'll
June, Eighteenth Precinct, fourteen dollars.
10 Nicholas alary for refreshments furnished at cleo
ton Nineteenth Precinct I'D March, 18th april and It'll
June. 1852 forty doar7.
10 the Catholic Male Orphan Asylum, for the main
tena Of orphans two hundred and seventy dol
lars and ftty-eight cents
Mr.. Converse on behalf of the Finance Com
mittee, offered the following report and resolu
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pended.
The Finance Commttceto whom referred the pc
tition Of J. NJ. Laperyr, assignee of p Soule
More Of their rights and interest in the
iy this city from sales of land and slaves which do
mated to said city by stephen Gerard Esq deceased
beg leave to report that they have carefully examined tn
letters and agreements made with said Soue AIorel b.
committee Of the General Council of this city TIL
18th November 1915 and find said p soue by agree
ment entitled to receive his commission in said suit
the Of Ii per cent and @ Morel Esq as his commits
sion in said suit the Of five per cent, which salt
rights were transferred to said Iapeyre.
The Committee find that the 81 slaves being all that ha
been received of said Donation have been sold by thi
city for the of S25Oj0 10 per cent which amount
to S51 So and per scent on which amounts to 252 IL
together 5000 which said amount recommend to b
paid to said j. NJ Lapeyr Esd and beg to offer the fol
lowing
Resorcd That the reasurerpay on the warrant of tn
Comptroller. to J, NJ. iapeyre ESD, assignee of
soule andC Morel Esqrs. the of five thousand an
agreement, in the Office of IL 2 Care, Notary Public
full and complete release and REIMBURSEMENT and
a ceipt in full for said claims.
Mr.. Clark on behalf of the Committee o.
: Streets and Landings, offered the following re
port and resolutions, which were severally adop
: ted, the rules having been suspende:
+ The Committee on Streets and Landings, to whomwer
referred sundry petitions etc. beg leave to submit the fol
:. lowing report:
l. On the petition of David Moore contractor for wood
in the rear of the Second District prayin
for relief Your committee would state that Mr. Moore
his contract obligated himself to collect from the
Of property wothrds the cost the sidewalks,
the Municipality Number One to pay the other thirt
The committee believe that Mr. Moore should make hi
own collections and with that view offer the resouto
annexed.
q 3 The committee recommends that the transfer of |
Whitman of his contract for lighting lamps in the Secon
, District, to \. G. Altman, be approved OF.
g. The sale of certain contracts by the Comptroller o
the nth June. approved of by your committee.
they recommend for adoption the resolution annexed
l. The of the Mayor Informing the Board this
the lbeau of the commissioners for the opening of u
leans street to the lake shore. has been filed in Cour
and homologatGd without opposition and also recon
mending that the original plan be carried out have mt
with due consideration by the committee. As the e'
pense of opening this will be very small in
parison with the great advantages to be derived Their
from your committee have hesitation in recommendr
that the measure be fully carried out They therefor
submit the resolution annexed
s. portion of the contract for cleaning canals in tt
Of the city, ndudicatrd by the Comptroller
l. the lst utimo is approved Of and resolution in
j. ance Herewith is submitted.
GEORGE CLARK. Chairman.
u ]. NJ. BuRKE,
= W. G. c. CLAIBoKTE.
Epw. W. SEwEll.
~ l. Resoled That the Surveyor issue to David Moore
tractor for making wooden sidewalks in the of tt
Second District accrtifcate for onehird of the whole
9 the work. by him completed, to his satisfaction
,f 2 Reso,al. That the transfer made by 7. Whitman
n f. G Altman of his contract for the lighting with oil IL
Second District be. and the is approved off P'ord
security satisfactory to the Finance Committee turnis
"a ed by said f. G. Altman, for the faithful pertorman
of the contract.
IS B. Resored, That the adjudication of the following Co
tracts made by the Comptroller the l4th June, be- al
the same is hereby approved OF and the
m to the Finance Committees of both Boards.
lst Section For repairs of paved streets to Patrick 10
Is security j, faver for the of $4,000 per annum
I'd Sec. For repairs. etc. to VIM. Ryan security Pi