New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-26

mol warrant unnecessary outlay. as
The resolution of the Board of Aldermen, request
ing the Surveyor to finish the plan for laying off the
Batture, committee report adversely TO cencurrng
in, not deemng the same required at the present.
w. A VIOLET,
2. s. WILT,
The following resolutions, accompanying the
| above report, were read and adopted, the rules
| being suspended:
Resolpea, That the Street Commissfo be, and he
is hereby authorized, in the employment OF men 10
execute the work in the 7th Ward, Third District,
| abandoned by Mr.. Hynes) a completion, until
Otherwise ordered by this Council.
ResolUea hat the City Attorney be, and he is here
by authorized and instructed 10 enter suit against
Michael Tarpey and his securities, for nonfulhment
Of contract entered into with The city for cleaning ali
the streets and keeping in repair all The unpayed streets
OF the eighth and ninth Wards of the Third District.
Resotued, That the Street Commissioner be, and he
hereby authorized 10 Light the oil lamps of the city
the price stated by him. tsls 75) until otherwise
Ycas-Messrs. Barbarin, Bartlette, BENT,
Bouny, Bridge, Chambers, Chiapella, Ducros,
Eager, Gifen, Guyol, Howell, Kelly, Long,
| Rusha, Rawlins, Thayer, Violet and Wiltz-19.
JUDICIARY.
The following report from the Judiciary Com
mittee was read and adopted, and the resolu-
tons accompanying the same being read, were
unanimously adopted, the rules being sus.
pended: oM
The Judiciary Committee, 10 which was referred
various matters, have the honor 10 report thereon
follows: p8..p. 0.o.... .-u. ..
They advise repeal of the ordinance referred to in
the letter of the City Attorney and offer resolution 10
that effect
your committee is of opinion that il is consistent
with justice proprlely 10 withhold payment OF
what is conceded 10 ba due until the claimant yield
What he considers (whether correctly or Incorrectly
to be his rights under the law. As the differences be-
tween the Coroner and The city depend the construc
ton 10 be given 10 the law, your committee would
recommend The unconditional payment of what is con-
coded TO be due him. and offer resolution 10 that
effect
of John Wolfe be referred 10 the City Attorney, with
authority 10 take such action in the premises he may
deem correct and proper,
T. A. BARTLETTE,
w. CHAMBERS,
Il, B0UNY.
ReSolrel That the oTdinan approved June 49, 1873
entitled Gan ordinance allowing reward 10 any per-
son denounclng one or more lncendaries be and the
same is hereby repealed,
Resolved, That so much of the resolution No. 2299 as
makes the payment of The sum therein named dependl
OH the condition that the be considered in full for
the time therein mentioned, be and the same is hereby
repealed.
ReSotgea That the petition of John Wolfe asking IN
have Cancelled mortgage his property, growing |
out OF proceedings mad in the opening Benton street
be and is hereby referred the City Attorney with
proper, ,sN' N~e'l
IMPROVEMENTS AND BUILDINGS
Mr.. BENT, on behalf Of the above committee, |
offered the following report, which was read and
adopted:
The Committee on Improvements and Buildings
Respectfully report Upon the petition of Messrs Spen-
Ger, Field 4 Co., asking permits sion 10 erect shed
over the coal scales erected by him on New Levee |
street. in front of ST. Mary's Market also asking the
privilege of using said square of ground as coaI de-
pot your committee report in favor of granting npon
me following conditions, viz Said Spencer Field & |
Co. shall be compelled 10 enclose said snuare all
ground and 10 pay 10 the city the sum of len dollars
Pc monlh rent 1of The use OF said square of ground
'hey therefore report resolution TO said purpose.
swept down The "cob we6s' in ST. Mary,s Market
which can be done al small expense they therefore
purpose. Respectfully submitted, |
ISAAC THAYER
VICTOR BEN1T
mt VIM II BARBARIN. |
Inc following resolution, accompanying the
above report, was read, the rules being snspen-
ded' and, on motion, laid over till the next
meetir~:
RI that permission be. and the same is hereby
'gr essrs. Spencer, Field 4 Co., to erect a |
coal scales erected by them on Front
n a " Nb Ms. .sis Market also to
pSed to eaid Spencer Field Il Co. shall cause 10 be
vacant ground, and pay the City Treas
urera monthly rent OF ten dollars from the present date
until the hrsl day Of January 1856 and after The
January, 1856, the lease occupation of said ground
10 continue during the pleasure of the Common Coancil
hssotee9, Tint The Farmer OF ST. Marys Market he
and he is hereby authorized 10 employ suitable ner
son to sweep and clean St Mary's Market provided
the same shall not cost than twenty-five dollars
and the Comptroller be authorized 10 warrant on he
Treasurer for said amount
MIR. Russia offered the following resolution.
which was read, the rules being suspended, and
lost:
RESOLVED, That the Surveyor be instructed TO report
10 lhe Common Council the repairs necessary 10 be
made 70 soraparu Market, and report the probable
OF said repairs.
Mr.. Giifen offered the following resolution.
which was read, the rules being suspended, and
on motion referred to the Finance Committee
hesorta That the Comptroller be authorz ed 10 war
fant on Tue Treasurer in favor of James H. Wneteld
Shet OF the Fe Department. for the sum OF Two hun
% ala my aoliaIs SAID sum 10 be appropriated for
me purchase OF suitable horse, saddle and bride far
ne use OF sad Chief and said horse and equipments to
office % iS 'Nt'H VI
Rssosred, tarther, That the sum of twenty dollars
per month be and the is hereby appropriated for
he purpose of keeping the Horse Of The Chief Of the
Fire Department " " |
4. On motion, 1.-THE Board adjourned until Tuesday
next, the s1st July, 1866, at o'clock P. NJ
JAS. A. HOPKINS, Secretary