New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-11
OF NEW ORLEANS, June 0, 1859.
COMMON CouNciL Cry NEwoglEAks.
No a7.

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No 97
Be it ordained by Tie Common Council Of The City Of Ne,o
OreansArtcle That the Street Commissioner be- and
the Board Of Aldermen, the following Deputies Assist
-Four Deputies-one for each District;
One Assistant for the First District;
One Assistant for the Second District; and
One Clerk for commissioners office.
Be further ordained That for the convenience of the
public, the Deputy Commissioners shall locate their
pecve offices in the buildings thereto pos
sibe occupied by the Recorders Courts the several
Districts. They shall keep bound book. with record
Of all their daily transactions They shall make weekly
reports Tor oener necessary to the Street Commits
sioner the state of the public works. streets etc. and
shall at all times be subject to such rules and regulations
Further the offices Of said Deputy Commissioners shall
| remain open from sunrise to sunset
Be further ordained That the Assistants shall be
under the control of the Street Commissioner and Deputy
and shall perform such duties may be assigned them BY
said Commissioner or Deputy
the Street may require he shall enter in
kept for that purpose all complaints of the citizens
the subject complained Of and the persued
move the same.
s. 1t shall be the duty of the Street Commissioner and
his deputies to see that all the paved and unpayed
Streets bridges crossings fences banquettes and wharves
kept in proper order according existing ordinances
those hereafter to be ordained and report all failures
contractor for the to the Surveyor and the
Common Council. To that the Draining Canals be
proper order and condition to the purpose
for which they designed that all contractors
and Others whose duty may be- keep the water as low
in the canals the law and their contract requires and
report all Of the parties to the Surveyor and COM
7! mon Council.
It shall be the duty of the Street Commissioner and
deputies to enforce all ordinances for the keeping
repair Of all banquettes sidewalks well all ordinances
relating to wooden buildings wooden roofs and sheds
within the fire limits of the city to enforce all ordinances
stopping of CUTTERS well all ordinances relative to
steam engines smith shops slaughter and smoke houses
ss Of se up " ali a
of storage Of gunpowder tar and
| turpentine.
q 1t shall be the duty of the Deputy Street Commits
sioner to report quarterly to the Treasurer and Comp
troer the number of grocery stores grog shops and
drinking houses that may be in Us District.
1 Lsgned] WIN. C. G. CLAIBORNE,
lssnsd1 FRAME ss. aIfS sfssa {! Aldermen
President Board or Assistant Aldermen. q
be thu, l. r Gss ss9s;a s
No. 9s
Resoled That the Treasurer pay the warrants the
| Comptroller, the following amounts viz
George Fepgenischck glazing lamps in Fourth District
| forty dollars and twenty-five cents
San Johns removing rubbish in First District five dol
| lars .7q
NewoFeans pcayune, advertising election, twelve dol
D A. Harris LAG feet pine humber orossings thirteen
aof a ami WofK twenty-five dollars
Daily FINES advertising specifications ETC.. one hundred
and thirty-six dollars and sixty-two cents
J. H. Maddox, advertising rnaways, twelve dollars
dollars.
EuupS, removing anu lLtQ APRIL nVe
dollars.
A Bruen refreshments to Judges Election dollars
and twenty five cents
Pierre Poutz lumber furnished Third Municipality four
hundred and forty-eight dollars and fifteen cents.
T Tracy, cementng the saraparu market seventy five
dollars.
NJ Forgay, materials and Tagging Circus street, one
hundred and forty-four dollars.
priestly L. Bein two kegs powder. ten dollars.
Us. Walton stationary, four dollars and fifty cents
W P; Bedock, law charges, ninetyeight dollars and
A. o'Donne refreshments to Judges 18th April thirty
dollars. g7atsl.r@.
A. o'Donne refreshments to Judges 10th April thirty
dollars
J. Freret, maintenance of prisoner four dollars
Freret maintenance of prisoners four hundred and
eighty-tw dollars and seventy five cents +
J. Freret, repairs to Parish Prison. dollars
and twenty-five cents.
j. F. Coifey, copy of contracts twenty-nine dollars
Pay roll of carpenters and laborers First District
hundred and twenty EIGHT dollars and ninety cents
J CoiIsy, copy Of bonds bond ten. ten dollars aia
4 L. c. Billiard cab hire. one dollar r.
J. Emanuel, steel pens, three dollars
j. p Freret maintenance of prisoners two hundred
seventy two dollars and seyenty-ive cents.
j. r. Freret maintenance of prisoners, sxyseven dol
lars.
spitzmer proportion of BILL Fourth District four dol
I lars and twenty mine cents.
j. Page proportion Of bill Fourth District, twenty
y dollars and five cents.
G. A. Hoersch proportion of BILL Fourth District twelve
! dollars and thirteen cents
Lastrade refreshments to Judges 18th Precinct clever
Jacob Keese fifty planks, seventeen dollars and ft,
o. |-
Jacob Keese fifty planks, seventeen dollars and fit,
z cents
y H. Williams, clock to schools, eight dollars.
B. Nautre g. Co.. repairs to market, twenty dollars
J. Altmeyer, refreshments to Judges, Sd May feel
4 dollars. .'i.E-
NJ vandegri for sundres four dollars and seventy
eight cents.
Louisiana Courier advertising four dollars and thrice,
g cents
New Orleans Picayune. advertising, three dollars
q fifty cents.
Daily Crescent advertising ten dollars and thrty-s
IS cents
/ New Orleans Gas Company, gas furnished sixty-s,
dollars and four cents.
Snow Glidden Co., sundries, twenty eight dollars an
y twenty-six cents
Y Chalot Fagot refreshments to Judges fifteen dollars
Lastrade refreshments to Judges five dollars and TWEEN
! | y-fve cents
It r. Murphy, maintenance of prisoners ten dollars
= fifty cents.
}, j. b. Steel books to schools two hundred and four dol
3, lars and ffty-eight cents.
e II. Williams repairs to clocks thirty dollars
H. Bruse stationery to Schools five hundred and ninety
u three dollars and twenty-five cents
q Trimaile cleansing privy, twenty dollars.
J. NJ Yandegr, chair, dollar and seventy
cents. Ms
Isgned] TRANS. ALPuENTE,
4. President Board of Assis ant Aldermen
: {Signedl JAMES ROBB,
President Board of Aldermen
of Approved 9th june 1851
True copy; H. BIER, Secretary. je9 1t
v NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES The ship MA
Is THANIEL THOMPSON, Capt Hill from Liverpool has arrive
requested attend the receipt goods the the
g je7 " JOHN TooLE, IS Bank Place.