New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

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prietors Of the Louisiana Hotel, complaining
that their establishment had been ranked as
first class hotel, and asking to be rated ne sec
ond class hotel report that upon information
obtained, J our committee can find no reason to
change their opinion.
A communication from the clerk Of the Re
corder of the Second District, enclosing state
ment of fines received in February respectfully
report that the same has been paid into Tie
Treasury. u. ii. PLACE,
THOs i. LEEDS,
V. HERMAN.
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay the follow
ing sums, on the warrant of the Comptroller, viz:
10 sundry persons employed on dredge boat
in February, one hundred and eighty five dol
lars and thirty nine cents.
To sundry persons employed for cart hire in
February, Second District, fourteen hundred
and fiftv-three dollars ard twenty six cents.
To sundry persons employed in Surveyors
Department in February, eleven hundred dol
lars and thirty -one cents.
To sundry persons for labor in February, Sc
c0nd District, four hundred and forty-one dol
lars and fifteen cents.
To sundry persons for labor in February,
Third District, two hundred and ninety five dol
lars.
10 sundry persons for labor in February,
Fourth district, six hundred and forty 1--WE dol
lars and ninety-six cents.
To sundry persons for labor in February,
Third District, one hundred and fifty nine dol
lars and seventy-one cents
To sundry persons for labor in anuary, Third
District, seventy three dollars and seventy three
cents.
To sundry persons for labor in February,
Third District, three hrndred and fifty -four
dollars and fifty-four cents
To s. Fourier, for keeping in repair the
clocks of the courts, etc., for one year, forty
dollars.
To F. Borge, for rent Of depot in the Third
District for January, eight dollars
To Luzenburg's Hospital, for maintenance of
sundry persons with the small pox, sent to the
Hospital by Street Commissioner, one hundred
and eighty three dollars.
To D. Brady, for making book case and re-
pairs to furniture in Treasurers Office, forty
four dollars and seventy five cents.
To J. H. Maddox, for advertising, two hun
dred and sixty four dollars and fifteen cents.
To J. P. Walsh, for repairs to sidewalks,
| eight dollars.
To j b. Steel. for stationery furnished the
| Police Station, First District, two dollars and
| fifty cents.
To Julius Jaehne, for stationery furnished
| the Mayors Office, seyenty-eight dollars and
ninety-cents
To Vincent Lessasser, for making and paint
ing eighty rattles for the use of the Police, two
hundred dollars.
To the Washington Artillery, for firing one
| hundred guns on the I'D February, sixty-on'
dollars.
TO the Battalion Of Artillery, for expenses
incurred in celebrating 22d February, one hun
dred and forty lone dollars and eighty cents
| To IL. & A. Cohen, for a copy Of City Direc
tory furnished the Recorders office, First Dis
| trint, five dollars
10 R. Hail, for sundries furnished the Insan
| Asylum, eight dollars
| To E. D. White, for curb stones three hun
drel and forty dollars and eighty cents.
| TO Martin Graham u Co., for repairs T.
| wharves, two hundred and f1rty-ninc dollar
and sixty cents
| To John Darcy, for carrying sick to Charitl
| Hospital, two dollars and fifty cents.
| To j. n. Phillips, for services rendered il
preparing tax lists, etc one hundred dollars
To sundry persons fer supplies furnished III
House Of Refuge for boys, IN February, fy
hundred and ninety-nine dollars and ninety
two cents.
10 sundrv persons for supplies furnished IL
drel and thirty-six dollars and eighteen cent
| To sundrv persons for supplies furnished ii
: iIouse OF Refuge for girls, III February, one hun
dreI and twenty four dollars and thirty-h
j cents
/ The yeas GEl nays being called on the pa
sage Of the above resolution, it was unanimous
: adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Place, the resolution of II
Board Of Aldermen authorizing the Mayor
execute the acts Of sale Of hatture propert
bought by / W Arthur and 5. J. Peters, etc
wa read and concured il unanimously bye;
and nays.
Mr. Bailey, on behalf the Committee Q
t Streets and Landings, presented the followin
report which was received and adopted
= The Committee on Streets and Landings be
leave to report on the various matters reterrt
i to them by the Board, as follows;
The committee recommend the concurrence
this Board in the resolution from the Board
i Aldermen to sell contracts for the construct,
+ of sugar platforms in the Second District, b
: lieving, a. they do, that these platforms will
Of great public convenience, that the opposite
TO their establishment is small and that thu
u will be productive Of considerable revenue
:, the city,
The committee recommend the approval
the following adjudications made by the Com
IS troller, and offer resolution embracing t
y whuie, viz
With Patrick Ncster as principal, and Jol
u McGloin rs security, for cleaning the NarSi
Canal
With E. D. White as security, for the sal
d work, in the same District.
t, With George Cronan as principal, and Dem
p Cronan as security, for the same work, in
same District.
is With S. II Peck as principal, and J. D. Del
$ gre as security, for the same work in the sa
5, District
lie With John Purcell as principal, and ).
81 Peck as security, for making brick sidewalks
ID Josephine street, from Nayades to Ellen sire
to With John Purcell as principal, and s,
Peck and - Doughty as securities,
I'd making brick sidewalks on Felicity street, fir
es Howard TO Hercules street.
s. With Thomas Finney as principal, and Ma
e chi Kelly as security, fer making sidewalks
n Felicity street, between Hercules and Drya
nd streets.
he With Robert Connolly as principal, and
ng Phillips as security, for keeping in repair
to wooden bridges, and building new bridges,
laying gunwale crossings, in the First Distr
r for one year.
on With Patrick Jones as principal, and Mich
to Glawson as security, for cleaning the paved
unpaved, and keeping in repair the unpa
c., streets of the First Ward Of the First Distr
mt for one year.
tie With Edward King as principal and P. |
of and r. Condor as securities for the work, in
let Second Ward, in the same District.
De The committee also report on the petition
for citizens asking that the location of the bri
It over the New Canal, ordered by the Couu
Get may be changed from St Paul to Magn
lr- street that it is not advisable to grant
provcr If the netitiOners as the change prop(