New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30

The Police Committee, to whom was referred
the petition of Mr.. J. M. Moss, and certificate
of several citizens, immediate neighbors of petit
TONER, have had the same under consideration,
and after personally inspecting the premises i'll
question, beg leave to report-that the building
is not and cannot be made to conform with the
ordinances regulating the character of build
ing permitted to be erected within the fire
limits, and they therefore recommend that so
far as the finishing of the building is concerned
that the prayer of petitioner be and is hereby
refused, and offer thefollowing resolutions:
H. G. SrETsoN,
S. w. PHrLBRIcK,
| A. LUsTo.
| Resolged, That the Street Commissioner be
| and is hereby instructed to cause the building
| on Baronne street near Julia street, referred to
in petition of J. M. Moss, to beremoyed or mad G
fire proof, to conform with existing ordinances
| upon that subject, within four weeks from the
passage of this resolution.
Resolsed, That J. NJ. Moss be relieved from
paying the fine of one hundred dollars imposed
upon him for erecting wooden building con-
trary to law, provided said building is removed
or made to conform to existing ordinances within
four weeks from the passage of this resolution
the said Moss paying all costs.
| The yeas and nays being called on the adop-
ton Of the above resolutions, they were unani-
mously adopted
The Police Committee, to whom was referred
the petition Of Mr.. Jacob Fickheisser, for per-
mission to give series of public balls on the
corner of Fourth and Tchoupitoulas streets
Fourth District also the petition Of Mr.. Jaco'
| Bensel for same purpose, on the corner of St
| Andrew and Levee streets, in same District
have had same under consideration, and beg
leave TO report favorably, under certain re-
strictions, as per annexed resolution:
Fl. Ct. STETsoN,
S. W. PHuRRIcE,
/ A. LusTo.
| RcsofpGd, That permission be granted to Mr.
Jacob Ffckheisser, also to Mr.. John Bensel, t,
give public balls on their premises MS prayed
for, provided that they obtain II license from
the city Treasurer for each ball to be given
and pay ten dollars for same. 1t is further pro
yided that no dancing or music he permitted OF
} these premises on Sunday, under a penalty n
provided for by ordinances in said Fourth Dis
trict.
The Police Committee, to whom was refcrre,
the petition of Mr.. Francis Degen, asking per
mission to erect q small steam engine, have hat
the same under consideration, and after per
sonally examining the premises and the engin
to be used, beg leave to report in favor of tn
same, and submit the annexed resolution:
Il II. G. STErsoN,
Il s. W. PHILpRICK.
A. LusTo
Resolved, That Mr.. Francis Degen be per
mitted to erect and run Il small steam engine
as prayed for, on his premises, No. ~ Cam
street, provided said engine be put up to tn
satisfaction of the Street Commissioner, and t.
be removed when this Council shall so direct
Resolved, That the Street Commissioner be
and is hereby, instructed to hire a certain 10
of ground situated on Julia street, between
Carondelet and Baronne streets, provided tn,
said lot can be obtained for sum not exceed
ing twenty dollars per month. Said lot is re
quired to be used as public Pound for til,
First District.
The yeas and nays being called on the pas
sage of the above resolution, it was unanmollsl,
adopted. -