New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-05


viz one Of the Goth November, 1874, ana one
for 29th April, 1913, each for slxty-three dot
lars which would reduce the amount claimed
to eleven hundred and fifty dollars Your Com
mittee would further state, that by the certlil-
cate of the Comptroller it appears that this
claim has never been PAID, unuer such evidence
your COMMITTEES is Of opinion that the claim
should be referred back to the Finance Commit
tee for its further consideration.
J j. LuGKNBtHro.
Mr.. Lugenbuhl, on behalf of the Committee
on Claims, offered the following reports and res
olutions, which we're read twice and adopted, the
rules being suspended
The Committee on Claims to whom was re
ferred the petition of Frederick Buisson, claim
ing payment for certain tableaux of suits fur
nished TO the late First Municipality, beg leave
to report that, after having examined INTO the
matter, are of opinion that the claim is Just ana
ought to be paid, and therefore offer the annexed
resolution j. J. LUGENBuHL,
l. LABATUT.
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay, on the war
rant the Comptroller, to r buissoh' hsq.' 'nc
sum of three hundred dollars, being for tableauX
I Of snits furnished the late First Municipality.
The Committee on Claims, to whom was re-
ferred the petition of Joseph Scholl, claiming
certain indemnity or profits due him on account
of the violation of his contract by the city, beg
leave to report that, due examination, his
claim was found correct, and therefore offer the
annexed resolution: J. j. LUGENBUHL,
l. LABATUF.
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay TO Joseph
SCHOOL,, on the warrant of the Comptroller, the
sum of one hundred and one dollars and fifty
cents, the same being the liability Of the city
for the violation of the contract entered INTO
between the late Third Municipality and said
SCHOOL,, for furnishing certain iron work for
bridges.
RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES.
Mr. Burke offered the following resolutions,
which were read twice and adopted, the rules
being suspended
Resolved, That the Street Commissioner be,
and he is hereby, authorized to rent a lot TO.
public pound in the Third District and room
for Deputy's office, under the direction and SUI
perintendence of the Police Committee, provided
the expense does not exceed eighteen dollars per
month
And be it further Resolved, That the Street
Commissioner be authorized to rent lot for
public pound, in the Second District, from =
H. Mousseaux, said lot situated on Robertson
street, between st. Louis and Toulouse streets
provided the expense docs not exceed niteen dol
lars per month
Resolved. That the Street Commissioner be,
and he is hereby, authorized to use for public
pound in the Fourth District, II lot of ground
belonging to the city, situated on Washington
street, between Chippewa and st. Thomas
streets
Mr.. Clark offered the following resolution,
which was read twice and adopted, the rules be-
ing suspended:
Resolved, That the Surveyor be. and he is
hereby, directed to remove the stall or stand On
the outside of the Beef Market of the Second
District opposite the head of 81. Anne street.
Mr.. Clark offered the following resolutions,
which, on motion, were laid on the table subject
to call:
Resolved, That the plan of l.. Ii. Pile, Sur
yeyor, for the Improvement of Canal street, sub
mitted to the Board of Aldermen on the 10th
November, 1862, be, and the same is hereby,
approved Of.
Be it further Resolved, That whenever the
proprietors of a square, front on Canal street,
desire the extension Of the sidewalks, in accord
ance with the foregoing plan, the Surveyor is
directed to furnish the lines for the same.
Mr. Burke offered the following resolution,
which was read twice and adopted, the rules be-
ing suspended:
Resolved, That from and after the passage of
this resolution, the offices of Pound Keepers and
Pounds now existing under ordinances Of the
ordinances of the late Municipal Councils, be,
and the same are hereby abolished, and all or
| the foregoing are hereby repealed
Mr.. Lugenbuhl offered the following ordi-
| nance, which was read twice and adopted, the
| rules being suspended:
BE it ordained by the Common Council OF the
city of New Orleans, That the Mayor be, and
he is hereby, authorized to issue his proClama-
ton whenever he may think it necessary, offer
ing reward not exceeding two hundred and
fifty dollars, for the arrest and conviction Of
any incendiary who may attempt to set ON fire,
or set on fire, any building in the city Of New
Orleans
Mr. Converse offered the following resolution,
which was read twice and adopted, the rules
beng suspended:
Resolved, That the Mayor be requested to as
certain and communicate to this Board, whether
any, or if any, what, amendments are proposed
to be made to the Act of incorporation Of tic
city, by the Legislature Of Louisiana
The following resolutions, adopted by the
Board of Assistant Aldermen, we're read twice
| and eoncurred in, the rules being suspended
A resolution to pay P Seuzeneau one hundred
and forty dollars.
\ sesolution releasing the securities OF Eugene
Staes.
A resolution to pay Forsett, Davis Co one
hundred and twenty one dollars and eighty five
cents.
a resolution prohibiting th9 ollcers oil the
city from eilecting insurance on city property
A resolution authorizing the Finance Com
mittee to arrange with the Recorder of Mort
cages for the registry of payments in favor Of
the city.
A resolution authorizing the Treasurer to en-
ploy additional clerks
A resolution appropriatng tHo thousand nine
hundred dollars for the Work -hause, tconcurred
in unanimously by yeas and naysl
A resolution instruetng the Attorney TO take
measures to put ny Weadlcy, contractor in
default
\ resolution iustructing the Surveyor to put
| Patrick Carmody, contractor, in default
a resolution to sell contracts for keeping in
repair and building new wooden bridges in the
First District, and for cleaning the paved and
uppayed, and keeping in repair the uuptycd
streets Of the First and Second Wards al the
/ First Districts; Unanimously concurrcd IN by
/ yeas and nays
\ resolution authorizing the payment Of one
hundred and fifty dollars per month from the
/ first Of February, 1852, to n = Almindinger,
Tor extra drainage Unanimously concurred
| in by yeas and nays
Resolutions repeating the resolutions No HIS
and $50, authorizing the sale Of, and die enter
ing into, of the contract with Barker & Wadley.
for plank road on Fulton street
/ On motion of Mr. Clark, the resolution from
the Board Of Asst Aldermen, extending the time
for the completion Of the contract Of Thomas
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