New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17
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the following resolutions, which were read twice
and unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the Treasurer Of the city be,
and is hereby, required to charge to the respee-
tive accounts of each of the late municipalities
and the city Of Lafayette, all payments that
have been made, and which hereafter may be
made for contracts Except those for current ex-
penses, which shall be paid to the time of the
consolidation of the city by said corporation, J
that were ordered prior 10 the 18th April. 1852,
| and that the amount of assets which have been
made available, and that vet will be made
| available, received from the respective Munich
palities and the city of Lafaye shall be
passed to the credit Of each of the late corpora
| tons to which they belonged, in view of deter
| mining the actual and just debt of each corpor
alton, upon which to base the taxes hereafter to
be levied topay the principal and interest of the
consolidated debt
Resolved, That should it hereafter appear
| that the apportionment of the tax to be levied,
payable in 1862, to pay the interest and princi
pal of the consolidated debt, should be in error
IN consequence of the difficulty of ascertaining
the precise amount of the contracts and the
issets Of the late corporations the same shall he
allowed and adjusted equitably the ensuing
| year
The following resolution, offered by Mr. Gil
! quel, was read twice and adopted, the rules
being suspended:
Resolved, That the following persons be, and
are hereby, appointed Inspectors and Clerks of
the election for the Fourth Justice of the Peace
o be held on Saturday, the 22l instant, at the
places hereinafter designated
| Tenth Precict-At Jefferson coffeehou
Charities street, between Toulouse and St. Peter
streets. Inspector. William Andry, Clerk,
Alphonse David. !
| EievenM Precinct-At Orleans coffee house,
Orleans street, between Royal and Bourbon
streets. Inspector, Jos. Hernandez. Clerk,
Auguste Dejan
T'peltM Presinct-At Frank Altman's cof-
fee-house, corner of Orleans and Marais streetss
Inspector, Victor Witt. Clerk, l.. Coureelle, Jr
| Thirteenth Precinct-At Engine House No
4, Hospital street. Inspector, Francis Core
jolles, Clerk, John 7 Dufour
Fourteenth Preeiaet-At the coffee house
corner Bayou Road and St. Claude streets
Inspector, Albert Roux. Clerk, John Baron,
Jr
Mr.. Burke, on behalf of the Police Committee.
offered the following resolution, which was read
| twice and adopted, the rules being suspended
Resolved, That the petition of J. W. Smith,
Superintendent of the Pontchartrain Railroad
Company, be referred to the Mayor.
Mr.. Burke, on behalf of the Police Committee,
offered the following report, which was adopted
The Police Committee, to whom was referred
sundry petitions and papers, report the same
back to the Board of Aldermen, and ask to be
discharged from their further consideration, viz:
Petition of Jose Perez
Petition of Elizabeth Short
Petition of Martin Folkerstein.
Resolution of the Board of Aldermen, direct
ing the Captain OF Police to report to the Coun-
ell the number of arrests and fines
Instructions of the Mayor TO the Chief of
Police.
Report of the Chief of Police
Report Of the Captain Of Police of the Fourth |
DISTRICT
J. NJ BURKE,
J. J, LuGENBUHI,
L. GIQUEL.
Mr.. Burke, on behalf of the Police Commit |
tee, offered the following report
The Committee on Police, to whom was re-
ferred the petition of residents on Canal street.
relative to stands for cabs and carriages for
hire, offer the following ordinance
J. NJ BURKE,
J. J. LuGENBuHL,
E. -GIoUEL.
An ordinance to prevent the public hackney
coaches, etc, in any places other than those
which now are. or may be, designated by the
Common Council
On motion, the report and ordinance were laid |
on the table subject to call.
Mr.. Burke, on behalf of the Police Commit
tee, presented the following report:
The Police Committee, to whom was referred an |
ordnance entitled ordinance 10 prevent fast
driving" beg to report the following substitute
for the same J. NJ. BURKE.
j. j. LrGENBUHL, |
L. GIQUEL
An ordinance to prevent fast riding and fast |
driving.
On motion, the above report and substitute
we're laid on the table subject to call.
Mr.. Burke, on behalf of the Police Commit
tee, offered the following report, which was Land
on the table subject to call
The Committee on Police, to whom was re-
erred resolution No. 692, from the Board
NJ Assistant Aldermen, report the same, with
he recommendation that it be cOncurred in.
j. NJ. BURKE,
j. j. LUGENBuH,
- E. GIQUEL
Mr.. Burke, on behalf of the Police Commit
tee, offered the following report, which was lald
on the table subject to call
The Committee on Police, to whom was re-
terred resolution No. 6l2 from the Board of As
slstant Aldermen, granting permission to J. Z.
Loze to establish n cemetery Oh his property in
the Third District, beg leave to report against
The concurrence in the said resolution.
j. NJ BURKE,
j. j. LUGENBUHL,
- L. GIoUEL
Mr.. Burke, on behalf of the Police Commit
ice, offered the following report and resolution,
which were read twice and adopted, the rules
being suspended;
The Police Committee having examined into
he grievances complained of by the owners Of
property, and neighbVrs Of soap factory, at
he corner of Celestne street and the Pontchar-
rain Railroad, are of opinion that their com
lant,is well founded, and the nuisance should :
Na': anu therefore f'if i h g. following
! +, GiQUEI =
ReSoired, That the Attorney be and is hereby
equested to cause the nuisance complained Of
soap factory at the corner of Celestine and
llysan Fields streets, to be abated W Shout
clay. H
Mr. Burke, on behalf of the Police Commit I
ee, offered the following report and resolution, !
1hlch were laid on the table subject to call d
The Police Committee, to whom was referred q
he petition of the citizens of the Third District
raging for the erection of guard house, bea To
cave to report in favor of the petition, and offer
he annexed resolution: j. W. BURKE, Si
J. j. LUGENBUHL, p
L. GIQUEL. b,
ReSofred, That the Comptroller sell at public a