New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-25

Resoced That the Surveyor purchase shella ana with
the labor Of the chain gang to shell the vubc ru9d ON
Bayou st. John in front Of the property Of Buc ~
about 200 feet
Mr.. Stockton, on behalf of the Fire Commit
tee, presented the following report, which was
adopted; and the resolution, passed by the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen, appropristing
$500 to Washington Fire Company No. ~ for, a
hose carriage, was concurred in:
The Committee Fire to whom referred the feso
prating $500 to Washington Fire Company NO 2o fdr
hose carriage beg leave concurrence in ths same
Mr. Stockton, on behalf Of the COMMITTEES On
Police, presented the following report and reso-
luton, which were adopted, the rules being SUE
pended:
The Committee Police to wss refsrrsd ths pc
Market in the Fourth District, beg eayc report the
following resolution JAs srocKros,
]. N Bu.nr,
Rsoleed That the Street Commissioner be directed to
have the Magazine street Market ID the Fourth District
daily ceansed by the chaingang until the contracts f
cleaning the streets are made a
Mr. Stockton, Chairman Of the Police Com
mittee, presented the following report, which
was adopted, the rules being suspended
The Police Committee, to whom referred the petit
tion Of Widow Nadaud praying for free ceuse beg eye
to report that after giving the subject attention. they
Of opinion that the Council has power an ths
request as the tax for license must be uniform and must
be borne by all establishments JAS sIocxros,
j. j. LUeEssuM.
Mr. Claiborne, on behalf of the Judiciary
Committee, presented resolution, which was
read, authorizing the emancipation Of various
slaves, with permission to said slaves to remain
in the State after their emancipation
The following resolutions were adopted, the
rules being suspended ~.
Resotred That leave Of absence be. asd Is hsssby,
granted to James Robb. Esq, for three month";.
Reoed That leave of absence for three months be- and
is hereby, granted to Thos R wolfe City Attorney.
horized and required to issue warrant IN syor of u A.
Michel for months salary from the day Of his ap-
pontment (29th March to 10Th May Last SeyEeantat
Arms Of this Board.
Mr.. Converse offered the following resolutions,
which were adopted, the rules being suspended -
Resolred That all Coffee houses Drinking houses Res
tarants Retail Groceries, Billiard Rooms any other
place places where liquor wine beer Is sold ct RETAIL
which may be opened in contayention Of aw shall
after five days notice. to be given by the Treasurer In
writing be closed by the Police Of either District the
| order Of said Treasurer
qured report through their respective Captains to
said Treasurer in writing all dsiinausnts as aforesaid
Thefollowing resolution was taken up for it's
second reading, and was adopted:
Resolred That the adjudication made by the Mayor to
Louis surg for account of the late Municipality No ons
the hereby approved Of and the Mayor is author
lied to sign the contract for the with r. Corjoes
| as security.
| The following message from the Board Of As
sistant Aldermen was read:
| BoAap OF ASSISTANT A.pERMEx,l
| New Orleans, June q, 1852 ]
To the Hon President and Members Of the Board Of aldermen:
beg herewith to hand On ~ yop ne following q
tant Aldermen in which you are respectfully invited to
| concur. viz:
An Ordinance for the government of the City Work
house and Prison
An Ordinance relative to the Port Of the Fourth Dis
trict a+7T ~
Preamble and resolutions relative the Armories Of
the First and Second Districts and State Arsenal
Resolution authorizing the sale of the contract for
| post and rail fence for Annunciation Square
Resolution authorizing the repair Of sidewalks In
front of the Paulding SCHOOL, house.
Resolution relative to sidewalks at the intersection o.
streets.
Resolution authorizing the repair Of the tagging Of
Resolution authorizing the sale of the contract for
furnishing curb and gutter stone.
of Hugh Grant
Resolution authorizing the purchase of the note
books of the late Geo. 7. Dunbar.
Resolution authorizing the construction Of wooden
! | banquettes in Washington Promenade. u
A Resolution authorizing the repair Of the Bayou ~
authorizing -srszey0r to purchase
y pair of scales.
resolution authorizing the payment s219 % to
4 Seuzeneau. 'fn
: +. Hezeau
Resolution authorizing the transfer of the license
~
Resolution relative to the Beer Garden corner of Live
Oak and Eighth streets.
Resolution appointing Inspectors and Clerks for the
election of 2Sth instant
e A Resolution relative to lunacy of John Dalman.
Resolution relative to the Railroad in Claiborne street
Resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter into the
contract with Thos. Hynes for paving St Louis street.
Resolution relative to the stable Of ". Ellison, in
Gravier street. @
Resolution authorizing the contract with G. W. VII
son for laying brick sidewalks. ssss9
am, very respectfully, your obedient serFanty
PETERH.
a The following resolutions, passed by the Board
: of Assistant Aldermen, were concurred in, the
rules being suspended: ~
A preamble and resolutions relative to the
\ Armories of the First and Second Districts and
# State Arsenal.
A resolution authorizing the repairs of side
!, walks in front of Paulding School house.
A resolution relative to sidewalks at the in
n tersection of streets. -
ir A resolution authorizing the repair Of Tagging
d of Poydras Market.
A resolution authorizing sale of contract fol
h, furnishing curb and gutter stone.
A resolution authorizing the construction o
j, wooden banquettes in Washington Promenade
" A resolution authorizing the repair OF Bayou
= st. John Bridge.
" A resolution authorizing the Surveyor to pur
chase pair of Scales.
A resolution authorizing the payment of tw,
le hundred and nineteen dollars and ninety thre
cents to Z. Seuzeneau.
A resolution authorizing the payment of on
y hundred and seventy six dollars to L. F. Hezeau
A resolution authorizing the transfer of tn
license of H. Zinbel.
10 A resolution relative to the Beer Garden cor
ner of Live Oak and Eighth streets
=, A resolution appointing Inspectors and Clerk
10 10 for the election Of 2Sth instant.
10 A resolution relative to the lunacy of Joh
Dallman.
'g A resolution relative to the railway in Clai
u borne street, etc.
er A resolution authorizing the Mayor to ente
:, into contract with Thos. Hynes, for paving 81
~ Louis street.
- A resolution relative to the stable of W.
in Ellison, Gravier street.
zee A resolution authorizing the contract with
ng w. Wilson, for laying brick sidewalks, etc.
A resolution relative to plan books in possei
u u sion of Hugh Grant.
pe On motion of Mr. Lugenbuhl, the motion pr
no viously made, referring the communication
ry Mr. Hugh Grant to a committee Of conferene
4, was rescinded.
u An ordinance, adopted by the Board of A
l- sistant Aldermen, for the government of tt