New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-22
leans, compiled by Judge Walker, was received
and referred to the Judiciary Committee
Mr.. Converse offered the following ordinance,
| which was adopted, the rules being dispensed
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Mr. Converse offered the following ordinance,
which was adopted, the rules being dispensed
with:
An Ordinance relating to the Work-house
ops Art That from and after the passage ofthis
dance the and prison situated in the First
pssfrct tbis city and known rs the Second Municipal
ity Work-house and Prison shall be known and reeog-
nized as the City Work-house and Prison.
2 That all persons sentenced by the Becorders or
Magistrates or Courts Of this city to the
a. That all other work-houses shall be closed and all
their furniture paraphernaa removed to the City
Work-house.
Mr.. Converse offered the following ordinance,
which, on motion of Mr.. Clarke, was referred to
the Committee on Prisons:
.9n Ordinance relating io,he House of Refuge
Iae Common Cof!ei Of The City Of NeD Orioeas raain
s5oo~s1. That from and after the passage of this
dnancc the House Of Refuge situated in the First District
OF this city, and known as the House Of Refuge qf Mct-
House Of Refuge Of The Cay Of Netr Oyienas.
2. That all juvenile deliuquents and offenders commit
ted by the Recorders other Magistrates Courts this
city to the House Of Refuge. shall be sent to it.
That all juvenile prisoners confined in any House of
Refuge Of either District of this city shall with least delay
be transferred to said House 81 Refuge.
Mr.. Gasqnet offered the following ordinance,
which was adopted, the rules being dispensed
with:
. an O,t,ino,ce retoting 10 he Physician
IAe Common Council e he city Of New Orleans ordain
ordinance the city shall be divided ntotwo Physicians
Districts All that portion above Canal street shall
be known the First and a that portion below Canal
street shall be known and designated the Second Phy
clans District
There shall be physician elected by the Common
Council in each District whose duty shall be to visit at
least each day all the City Prisons Worhouse.
House of Refuge and Jas Of the District which he
elected to prescribe for and administer to all sick
therein Also at least once in each month visit the Pub
lie Schools in his District and vaccinate all children who
have not been vaccinated previously.
Mr. Burke offered the following resolution:
Resored That this Beard recognize the principle that
each of the Boards Of Aldermen Assistant Aldermen
have the privilege of fixing the number of their officers
and their compensation. "
Tho rules being dispensed with, the above res
olutlon was adopted.
Mr.. Giquel moved that the Board fix the sala-
ries of the Secretary and Sergeant Arms
Mr. Burke offered the following resolution:
Resoed That the salary of the Secretary this Board
be fixed at the rate of $500 per annum.
Messrs. Burke, Clarke, Converse, Gasquet,
Giquel, Labatut, Lugenbuhl, Sewell and Stock
ton voted Yea. Mr.. Harris voted Nay
Mr.. Giquel moved that the salary Of the Ser
geant-at-Arms be 1920, and that he keep the
City Archives.
Messrs. Burke, Clarke, Giquel and Stockton
voted Yea Messrs. Converse, Gasquet, Harris,
Labatut, Lugenbuhl and Sewell voted Nag
The motion was lost.
The vote being reconsidered the above motion
was adopted unanimously.
Mr.. Clarke offered the following resolution:
Porter, whose salary is hereby fixed at $40 per month
The resolution was adopted and Mr. Bergh.
man was elected by common consent.
On motion, the Board adjourned until Tues
day, the 9th inst, at o'clock, p NJ
CHAs. CLAIBORNE Secretary.