New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
Neworleans, Feb. %, 1853
TO the Hon. President and Members Of the
8odrd Of .fidermen:
Gentlemen--I beg to return you herewith the
following resolutions and ordinance passed by
your Board, and notify Of the concurrence OF
the Board of Assistant Aldermen therein, to-
wit
A resolution for the payment of twenty-five
| hundred dollars to E. blanchard, Sr.
A resolution for the payment of two hundred
and sixteen dollars and twenty -seven cents 10
Wm. Budd, Attorney.
| A resolution referring to special committee
| the proposed amendments to the city charter by
| the Legislature,
| resolution granting the L. and P R. R
| Co. to cross the Leyee of the draining machine,
Fourth District, etc.
| A resolution authorizing the Street ComInls-
sioner to rent lots for Pounds, etc.
| A resolution authorizing the issue Of certifi-
! cate to Jos. Kaiser.
A resolution directing the removal of stand
| at the head Of the Beef Market, Second pls-
trict. -
: | used for private use in conveying merchandise
TO the markets with an amendment.
An ordinance donating Place d Armes Square
e to tie State with amendment.
The amendment to the resolution extending
e the time for the competition If Ihos. Hynes CON
e tract, has been e0ncurred IN.
e Messrs Shaw, Burthe, Heermann and Phll
:, brick have been appointed as the Special Com
b mitteo on the part OF ihis Board, to report UP
= Tie amendments proposed by the Legislature,
he CITY charter.
/ Messrs Wilt. Doihonde, Hermann, Summer
y and Watkins are the committee on the part q
} this Board TO arrange for the celebration Of th'
e birthday OF Washington
/ beg also to notify you Of the rejection OF th(
g following resolutions and ordinance, VIZ;
e A resolution directing the Street Commission
J er not to employ more than five men, horses anc
: carts in any one District, etc
s A resolution No, .02l authorizing the Sur
/ veyor to sell the old iron belonging to the city
Z A resolution granting the NeTOrleans Bet
y sixty dollars for State Laws.
n A resolution authorizing Niue. Cidro, f. n @.
N to sell meats in the streets Of the Third District
= An ordinance authorizing the Mayor. to offe
NJ rewards for the detection Of incendiaries
IN With much respect, your ob't sery't,
h WALTER II PETERS, Secretary,
to The following amendment from the Board
On Assistant Aldermen, TO the ordinance donaiir
a a square of ground to the State. ON conditic
n. that the State House or Capitol be built Their
ds On, was concurred in.
OF After the words upon condition that Il
he State House or Capitol be built thereon, Il
to Board Of Assistant Aldermen amended by il
a. sorting the following words " Ut the expen
o. of the state, provided that in the event of sa
ch square of ground be accepted tor the aforesa
he purpose, its destination shall never be change
to in which ease it shall revert to the city
T. donor
nd The ordinance in its amended form was unan
ed mously adopted, as follows:
tic BE it ordained by the Common Council of Ne
Of Orleans, That the square Of ground former
he known as Congo square aud now known by Il
IF, name of Place dArmes, and comprised with
Lat Rampant, St. Anne, st. Peter and St Clau(
,ar streets, be- and is hereby, donated to the Sta
ew of Louisiana, upon condition that the Sta
OF House or Capitol be built thereon, at the e
ly, pense of the State, provided that in the eve
its Of said square Of ground being accepted for 4
lds aforesaid purpose, its destination shall never
'he changed, in which case it shall revert to t
to city US donor.
the BE it further ordained, That the Mayor
ned requested to transmit copy hereof to the &c
; Of eral Assembly, and authorized, whenever t
un- seat of Government shall be removed to t
as city of NewOrlcans, to pass the necessary c
on transferring said property to the State
the The amendment from the Board of Assista
cnt Aldermen, striking out the words " exclusive
yay for private use or from the resolution Of t
Of Board relative to drays, carts, etc, used
ime private use or to carry merchandise to the Ii
nan kets for sale, was concurred in, and the reso
tent ton in its amended form was adopted,
de- follows:
rily Resolved, That article tenth of an ordlna
me. passed by the Common Council, and promul
With ted by the Mayor on the 3lst Dee, 1852, fix
and the tax and license to be paid on protessiC
5 Of carts drays etc, docs not apply to drays ca
ged etc, used to convey merchandise to the mari
IN for sale, and tlat they shall pay the heens,
re- heretofore fixed by the General Council Of
the city of NewOrleans
that
The 70 lowing message was read:
,.or, BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
huts NewOrleans, March ], 1888,
~ | To The HIM President and Members