New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31

hotels for all lines and penalties incurred BY
them for violating nuisance ordinances; pro-
yided they pay oil costs-the aforesaid fines and
penalties being hereby remitted
moved to lay themaon the table; which motion
prevailed BY the following vote:
Hens-Messrs, Bailey, Dolhonde, Hermann,
Leads, Mccormack, Place, Sykes and WILL
+ Mays Messrs. Andrews, Nixon, Shaw, Stet
son, Summers and Watkins-6.
The resolution Of the Board Of Aldermen to
pay ]. s. Whitaker, j. j. Lugenbuhl and v.
Dejoux various sums Of money-made the spe-
.cial order ofthe day at the last meeting--came
up on its second reading, and being read,
B Mr.. Place moved to amend by striking out
. 70 J. s. Whitaker, 500; to ]. j. Lugenbuhl,
$lo0,' which motion prevailed by the following
vote:
s. Yeas-Messrs. Andrews, Bailey, Hermann,
Leeds, Nixon, Place, Shaw, Stetson, Summers.
Sykes and Willson-11.
I .Nays-Messrs. Dolhonde, Mccormack and
Watkins-3
The resolution as amended was referred to
the Committee on Finance on motion Of Mr..
Bailey.
PETITIONS.
On motion Of Mr.. Nixon the reading of the
petitions was omitted. and the Secretary was
instructed to refer them to the committees
Accordingly the said petitions are referred as
follows:
Of the Directors of the Mechanics Society,
Tor the transfer Of the Fisk Library to their
keepingg-to the special committee on TINT sub
ject appointed this day
VI j. j, Horan, for q duplicate license to re-
place one lost, and of w. j. Demerast, on be-
hall OF the lnf,tnt Drummer, to be relieved from
paying license, etc.--to the Committee on FL
nance. s
Of property holders in the vicinity Of the
Annunciation Market, against the opening Of q
butcher in the Saraparu Market, for repairs Of
same--to the Committee on Streets and Land
ings
Ut Il. II. Schumacher, to be allowed to erect
q blacksmith shop-to the Committee Oh Police.
" w. ii. Waters for payment viss-cests for
keeping a slave confined in the Police Jail-to
the Committee on Prisons and Court-houses.
"A petition Of Henrietta Schnleltzer, for re-
turn of q petition presented by her to the Board,
was read end granted.
A bill Of g. Funk, for sundries furnished the
Board OF Assistant Aldermen during the month
OF September inclusive to December, having
been read,
Mr Andrews offered the following, and the
rules being suspended it was read and adopted
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay, on the
warrant Of the Comptroller. to @. Funk, forty
eight dollars for sundries furnished the Board
Of Assistant Aldermen.
The yeas and nays being called on the pas
sage Of the above resolution, it was adopted by
the following vote:
Yeds--Messrs Andrews, Dolhonde, McCor-
mack, Nixon, Shaw, Stetson, Sykes and Will
Sons
Ways Messrs. Bailey, Hermann, Leeds,
Place and Sunlmers-5.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
e AIR. Place, on behalf of the Finance Commit
tee, presented the following report and resolu-
ton, and the rules being suspended, they were
read and adopted:
The Finance Committee, to whom was re-
ferred the petition Of j. Kaufman, asking 1875
rent OF Police Station on Hospital street, report
that by ordinance of the late Council Of NUM-
pality No. One, legal notice was given Of the
REIMBURSEMENT of said premises, and that the
city is, therefore, not bound for any rent
claimed.
The committee ask to be discharged from the
further consideration Of the subject
L. H. PLACE,
THos. L. LEEDS, %
v HERMAN.
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay the follow
ing sums on the warrant of the Comptr oller, viz
To A. G. Blanchard, fer completing and max
ing plan for the opening Of Claiborne street,
three hundred and fifty dollars.
D. s. Devices, for three months rent of property
Fourth District, used as depot by the Wharf
niger, seyenty-fve dollars.
II. w. Adkins, Wharfnger, for hauling spars
and planks for the use of the shipping, Fourth
District, thirteen dollars and twenty five cents
- Tremaille, for cleaning priyies Of the
Parish Prison, ninety five dollars.
3 i. G. Dilland, for furnishing the Surveyor a
statement, showing the condition of the differ
5ent Fire Companies, eight dollars.
Charles Jack. for fencing city property,
Fourth District, twenty seven dollars and sew
snty-six cents.
9. Flint s. Jones, for chairs for .Comptroller's
office, forty four dollars.
q. Flint Jones, for two desk stools for
sTreasurer's Office, two dollars and fifty cents
II. Garretson, for altering desk in Treasur-
5er,s Office, four dollars and fifty cents.
Martin Broderick, for repairs to cred Ma
ria" ten dollars and fifty cents.
+ &c. Stewart. for so bbls. coal furnished the
courts, thirty seven dollars and fifty cents
]. II, Maddox, for advertising, six dollars and
thirty cents.
NeW0rleans Picayune, for advertising notices
of election, etc., four hundred and eighty-one
dollars and fiftyscents.
New Orleans Picayune, for compiling, print
ing and binding 1000 copies Of history Of the
proceedings of the City Of NewOrleans Of the
funeral ceremonies in honor Of Calhoun, Clay
and Webster, ETC., as per resolution, eleven
hundred and seventy five dollars.
]. "a. David, for making register Of the suits
and judgments for and against the late NUM-
cipality No. One, three hundred dollars.
G. Doane, for services rendered the Finance
Committee as Secretary, fifty dollars.
w. w. Dunbar, for services rendered the
Committee on Streets and Landings, one hun
bred and fifty dollars.
Washington Artillery, for firing national sa-
lutes on the 9Th January last, seventy six dol
lars and forty cents.
Widow Michael Daily, for taking 'sick to hos
pltal, five dollars.
The yeas and nays being called on the passage
Of the above resolution, it was unanimously
adopted
Mr. Bailey, on behalf of the Committee on
Sareets and Landings, presented the following
report and resolution, and the rnles being sus.
pended, they were seyerally read and adopted !:
The Commit tas on. Streets and Landings re-
port as follows:
To concur il the resolution Of the Board Of
aldermen to contract with Patrick hester for
cleaning the st. Avid canal
On the petition Of George Cronan asking that
the contraGt of S. HI. Peck, for making brick
sidewalks in the Third District, be transferred
to him, the committee recommend that the petit
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