New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-11

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PETITIONS, ETC. 5 |
A petition of Mr. Martin Broderick was
read praying that the Surveyor be authorized
to sell the iron belonging to the city, and the
following resolution offered by Mr.. Clark was
read twice and adopted, the rules being sus-
pended:
Resolved, That the Surveyor be and he is
hereby authorized to sell all the bridge, bar or
other iron, now in the possession Of the city,
and that may not be required for use by the
city.
A petition, numerously signed, protesting
against the change of the name OF Girod street
to Broome street, was referred to the Committee
on Streets and Landings.
communication from w. w. Vaught, Re-
| corder of the Fourth District, transmitting a
statement of the fines and Jail fees collected and
paid over during the month of November, was
| referred to the Finance Committee.
| A communication from l.. Bozonier, Clerk Of
| the Recorder of the Second District, relative to
the fines imposed and collected in that district,
| was referred to the Finance Committee.
A communication from John S. Walton, Col
lector of Levee dues, Third District, relative to
vessels discharging their cargoes at the wharves
in front of the Tobacco Warehouses, was re-
| ferred to the Committee on Streets and Land
ings.
| A letter from Michel Aine, relative to taxes
due by Mr.. John Crusias, was referred to the
Attorney of the City.
A letter from Captain Robert Spedden, with
drawing his name as candidate for Keeper OF
the Courthouse, was laid on the table,
A letter from Mr.. e. A. Michel, relative to a
bill for articles furnished by him to the Board
of Aldermen, was read, and the following reso-
luton, offered by Mr.. Clark, was adopted, the
rules being suspended:
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay to q. A.
Michel the sum of twelve dollars and sixty cents,
for contingent expenses of the Board OF Alder
men. -
A communication from J. w. Smith, Superin-
| tendent of the Pontehartrain Railroad, relative
to n nuisance, was referred to the Police Com.
mittee, with power to act
A communication was received from Louis a
Pile, City Surveyor, informing the Board that
since his last report no changes have occurred II
the number of laborers and carts employed II
his Department
r A communication from the Street Commits
: sioner was read, presenting for the approval o
n the Board the nominations of Messrs. Theophile
r Delarue and Henry Yard as assistant deputy
h Street Commissioners
l On motion, the appointment of Messrs. The
ophile Delarue and Henry Yard, as Deput,
: Street Commissioners, was approved of.
$ The following communication from the Comp
h troller was read:
It CoMprRoLLER's OFFICE, !
City of NewOrleans, Dec. 6, 1852.
9 To the Honorable the Common Council OF Ne,
It Orleans.
y GENrLEMEN-I adjudicated this day the fol
q lowing contracts:
h The collection Of the revenue of the mar
g kets for the year 1868, to-wit: St. Mary
e Market to W. Doll, securities Francis Mar
l. tin and Abram Ebinger, for the sum of $sSl,
1 $780, The Meat Market, Second District, t
r John Kaiser, securities Adam Gaiser and Da
in vid Kaiser, for $56,500. The Vegetable MAJ
ket, to Manuel Fernandez, security Fran
tn cisco Sambola, for S$4O,05O. The IRENE Msrke
e. to Francisco Perryras, securities Louis Al
IN ming and ]. J. Chatard, for $15,O5O. The POI
to and Washington Markets to F. Ecrot, secur
u ties c. R. Stumpf and JOS Lederer, for ,2o
ic The Magazine Street Market to Conrad Gal
securities Michael Fritz and Jno Weber, fl
is $4,000. The Lafayette Market to Stephe
in Isle, security Jno. Weber, for 81 ,4oo. III
ne Ninth Street Market to Daniel Broderlck. $
n, curity Patrick Reed, for 5000 also adjud
on Gated the Poydras Market for $s45, 100 to
ne Dortman, but no security has been turnlshe
Yours, respectfully,
o. DEBuYs, Comptroller.
The rules being suspended, the following +
solutions, presented by Mr.. Converse, were re
~. twice and adopted:
ew Resolved, That the adjudication of the ma
kets, as reported by the Comptroller, with
securities, be approved.
en- Resolved, That the Comptroller shall reese
for account of c. Dortman, the collection Of t
revenues of the Poydras Street Market, for
year 1858, after ten days advertisingi in the 9
err cial journal
n A letter was read from J. B. Valmoor, ask
10, for permission to build a blacksmiths shop.
nor Mr.. Clark offered the following resoluti
oor. which was adopted, the rules being suspendt
: Resolved, That permission be, and is here
,rv granted to J. B. Valmoor, so erect blacksmit
me forge in Toulouse street, between Robertson o
am Claiborne streets provided said forge is cree
wv in accordance with existing ordinance, and 81
or. ject to removal at the pleasure of the Comm
Council -
IN The following communication from the Cor
cts troller was read: