New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-10
On motion of Mr.. Bailey, and the rules being
suspended, the following resolution, passed by

On motion of Mr.. Bailey, and the rules being
suspended, the following resolution, passed by
the Board Of Aldermen, was read and concurred
in:
The Committee on Streets and Landings. to whom was
First District beg leave submit the following resolution
Resolred That the Comptroller sell at auction to the
lowest bidder after ten days. notice the the
construction Of Plank Road Fulton street. in the
First District as per plans and specifications file in
Of the work The sale subject to the approval Of the Com
men Council 4M
The yeas and nays being called on the pas
sage of the above resolution, resulted as fol-
lowss
Yeas: Messrs. Andrews, Bailey, Burthe,
Dolhonde, Forbes, Herman, Leeds, Philbrick,
Place, Shaw, Stetson, Sykes, Watkins and Will
sonia
Way: Mr.. Mackey-1.
Mr.. Watkins, on behalf of the Committee on
Claims, presented the following reports and res
olutions, and, the rules being suspended, they
were read o second time and severally adopted,
unanimously by yeas and nays:
The Committee on Claims would recommend the pay
ment of the claim of b. Laborde, for furnishing coins
during the months Of March and April and beg leave to
offer the following resolution: JSo. A. WATKINS,
D. b. FoRHEs.
Resolved That the Comptroller warrant on theTreasurer
for collins farnishea frera 18th Marchsto ssth
April, 1852. "
The Committee Claims would recommend the pay
Of the claim from the Joint Committee the Parish
in favor Of Mrs B. Hayssaud ask that the
following resolution be adopted: Jyo. A. WATKINS,
i. BuRTHE
D. B. FoRBEs
Resolved That the Treasurer pay the warrant of the
Comptroller, in favor of Mrs n. b. Hays thirty dollars
and twenty-sx cents.
The Committee on Claims have examined the accounts
as o, aos a q G n
Report ordered by the Council Of the City Of Lafayette
and find the same correct They therefore, recommend
| the adoption of the following resolution l..l
JNo A. WATKINS
L. BuRTHE,
Reored That the Comptroller warrant. in favor Of j.
G. Tanning the Treasurer for the Of hundred
| and eighty y-three dollars.
| Mr.. Stetson, on behalf of the Police Commit
tee, presented the following reports and resolu-
ton, and, the rules being suspended, they were
read twice and adopted p
The undersigned to whom referred the complaint
Of ar p Cojhanni and several others, against Lieut.
| Hughes and Watchman Sheean and Watchman Donnelly
for illegal arrest violent and abusive conduct etc. etc.
have had the under consideration and after hearing
all the testimony that submitted by beth parties in
terested unanimous in the opinion that both Lieut.
Hughes and Watchman sheean acquitted Of any i'm
proper conduct the occasion referred We further
find that arrested on the affidavit Of Watch
said Donncy longer member of the police force
this CITY, deem any further action in the premises
necessary II. G. sTErsos,s
| H. NJ. SUMMERS.
The Committee on Police. to whom referred the
pettionso Mr. Patrick Murphy and the St. Charles Hotel
Company asking that the former be refunded the of
twenty $500 dollars being amount paid by him for fine
imposed upon him by the Hon. L. Winter Recorder of
the First District for carrying concealed weapons
trary to law have carefully investigated all the facts
under existing circumstances it is nexpedient to grant
the prayer Of the petitioners and beg leave to offer the
| annexed resolution H. G. SrETsoH.
j. LAsATA
II. NJ SUMMERS.
Resolrd That the Mayor be requested to issue Police
mans warrant to Mr. Patrick Murphy to be retained by
him long he may be employed private watchman
| to the st. Charles Hotel, now erecting.
On motion of Mr. Stetson, and the rules be-
ing suspended, the following resolution, passed
by the Board of Aldermen, was read and con-
CURED in:
Resord That the rules and regulations for the govern
ment Of the Police Department suggested by his honcl
the Mayor be adopted and that the Mayor be authorized
have one thousand copies printed In pamphlet form 70,
4 the use of the Department s-
a The yeas and nays being called on the pas.
sage of the above resolution, it was unanimously
adopted.
Mr.. Mackey moved to strike off the name Of
Mr.. Wilt as a member of the Police Committee
and to substitute in lieu thereof the name o1
/ Mr.. Philbrick.
i Mr.. Lanata moved to lay the motion over
4 which was carried t
Mr.. Nixon, on behalf of the Fire Committee
presented the following report and resolution
and the rules being suspended, they were read
a second time, and adopted unanimously by
yeas and nays:
The Committee Fire, to whom was referred the petit
tion of Washington Fire Company No 20, asking ap
preparation of $500 for hose carriage beg eaveto report
the annexed resolution. All of which is submtted.
]. 0. Nixon,
II S. W. PHILBR1cK,
II ..u... j. RELF,
Resolved That the Treasurer pay on the warrant of thu
Comptroller the of three hundred dollars Wash
gton Fire Company No 90 carriage provided
that said warrant shall issued until the Surveyor
certihes that the hose carriage has been received
Mr.. Andrews on behalf of the Health Com
mittee presented the following on its first read
J ing:
The Committee on HEALTH to whom was referred an or
dinance from the Board of Aldermen, creating Board
Health for the city of NewOrleans beg leave to report tbs
annexed ordinance as substitute for the same
JOHN W ANDREWS.
D. B. FoRBEs,
Francis ALPUENrE.
Ordinance for the establishment Of Board Of Health for tn
e city Of epOrieans.
Section l. BE it ordained That Board of Health shall
be established for the Parish and City Of NewOrleans
said Board shall consist twelve MEMBERS to be elected
annually by the Common Council of the city at their frs
sitting in the month Of May in the following manner
-Four members each from the First and Second Dis
trcts and two members each from the Third and Fourth
Districts not more than half of whom shall be prac
ticing physicians.
point at such times as they think proper many Heat
pensaon their services may merit said Health War
to out of the funds appropriated for the main
tenance of this Board.
Sec. BE further ordained, That power and authority
hereby given to this Board to impose fine com
msoners Of police and contractors for removing the tl
from the streets of the city If they neglect to conform
the acquisitions of this Board This fine shall not be
than twenty than hundred dollars, and fo
incurrng third penalty, it shall be in the power of tn
Board to suspend any comssary contractor who shal
fail to perform tho duty required by said Board, ant
report the same to the Common Council, with the
of such suspension. without delay.
Sec L. BE il further ordained That not less than
members shall constitute quorum for the transaction
business and not less than wotirds of the whole
Der Of the members shall declare the existence the
sation of an epidemic
Sec g. BE further ordained That In all where fine
shall be increased. it shall be sufficient that majority
the members shall declare their enforcement and it shall
be the duty of the City Attorney to collect before an
Court having competent jurisdiction such 6nes and fo
the remuneration of his services he shall be entitled
onehird of the amount collected and the balance shal
= = be paid into the treasury of said Board.
Sec 6. BE further ordained, That it shall be the dut
of the practcing physicians Of the city of New0eaus
and of the families Of the deceased to give certificate
containing such information in relation to all person
dying within the jurisdiction of the parish and city
Neworeans, as may be required by said Board under
penalty to each party every Of not less than ten
- and of not than fifty dolars unless such
will satisfy the Board that such information
be procured and it is hereby made the duty Of tn
undertaken to receive and deliver such certificate to tn
sexton of tho cemetery to which he cOnyeys the body