New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-29
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The following Communication from the Board
Of Aldermen was read
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,S
November 2Ist, 1866. + 4

place plank Grosa ings ~ the corner ol onchsr ana
A resolution 10 pay sundry persons, adopted Novem
Der i3th 1855
mend suitable and permanent memorial of the late
Samuel j. Peters.
Messrs. Tompkins, Bailey and Culbertson, were ap-
point. members of the above committee.
resolution authorizing the payment OF $i47n 81,
for provisions and materials furnished The City Work
house, and includedn The payroll for the month of
August, 1855,
resolution requiring the owner or owners Of the
cotton pckery situated on Claiborne street near Canal
street, repair The and make the same hFeprouf
A resolution granting permits sion 70 Geo Puryis to
erect small steam engine on his property, corner of
Clio and Nayades streets
preamble and resolutions in regard 10 the litigation
pending between The City of New Orleans and the
Ponlchartrain Railroad Company
MeBsrs. Bartlette and Mcknight took their
The following resolution Of the Board Of Al
dermen was read, the rules being suspended,
and concurredin by the following vote
Yeas essrs. Banister, Barbarin. Bart1ette,
Benit, Chambers, Chiapella, lager, Fabre, Gift
fen, Guyol, Howell, Kelly, Landry, Mcknight,
Rusha Stith, Thayer and Violett--I8
resolution for the printing of $50 copies of the
dinaace concerning the wharyes of the city of New
Orleans and providing for tho farming Of The revenues
thereof.
The following resolution Of the Board Of Al
dermen was read, the rules being suspended,
resolution establishing vegetable and fish
market the Triangular market at the Junction Of An
auacaiion and Tchoupitouas streets and prohibiting
the sale Of vegetables and fish in 81 Mary's markell
Mr.. Rusha moved to amend the above resoln-
ton, by striking out the word So fish - in both
parts Of the resolution, and inserting the word
= fruit Carried. t.5 ts- 5s3 5s.}gt ,.sa 4s
On motion, the resolution, as amended, was
concurrei in, and sent to the Board Of Alder
men for concurrence. AsYa
The following ordinance, adopted by the
Board Of aldermen was read, the rules being
suspended, and CONQUERED in by the following
vote:
Yeas-Messrs Banister, Barbarin, Bartlette,
Chambers, Chispella, Eager, Giffen, Guyol,
Howell. Kelly, Russia, stith, Thayer and VIC
lett Is.
Ways Messrs. Fabre, Landry and Mo
An ordinance concerning the Fire Department of
New Orleans
PETITIONS.
The following we're referred to the Finance
Committee:
OF sundry persons asking payment Of bills:
The following were referred to Committee on
Streets and Landings:
ofresdens of the Fourth District, asking that The
Ferry landing Of said Dlsrc be placed opposite the
Lafayette Market Soraparu street,
Ofsax payers and eilizens of Mecanickham Gretna
and the parish of eierson asking that the Ferry be
changed from its present terminus 10 Jackson street,
OfresdrDs of the Fourth District asking that the
terminus Of the Ferry 10 Grena be placed al the head
Of jackson street.
The following we're referred to the Police Com
mittee: A=s
ofsundry persons, complaining of mandatory of
b-sulphate oflime the conner Of Bayou Road and
Claiborne streets as being nuisance
Oh the French Benevolent Society," complaining of
mandatory Of b-snlphnle Of lime IN SAID neighbor-
hood as nuisance.
rhepetitiun OF Dr. FL. Barton, Chairman of
the Sanitary commission, asking compensation
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The petition of Frcois. Lafargue, Offering his
security as Commissary of the Meat Market,
Second District, was read
Mr.. Fabre offered the following resolution,
lin regard to the above petition,) which was
read, the rules being suspended, and unani-
| mously adopted: s5s
Resolved That E. Mennier be and is hereby accepted
the security of Frcois Laf,rgue. C6mmissary elect
l for the Meat Marketln the Second District 5sn
| Mr.. Stith gave notice that 81 the next meet
| ing he would offer substitute for the ordi-
nance providing for the leasing out of the re-
venues on coffee houses, beer houses, etc., etc.,
already offered by him
| Mr.. Bartlette was called to the chair.
| FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Eager. on behalf Of the above committee,
offered the following report, which was read
and adopted: r.
l The Committee on Finance have The honor 10 report
upon The several referred them, as follows
Upon petite ms of A f. Bienvenu and others, claim
ing payment for property taken by the city in the
opening of London avenne your committee report adj
ye,sey, for the following reasons, VIZ:
l. London avenue was never legally opened, and is
2 None Of said properly was ever enclosed by the
city for said purpose.
employees of City Work house, asking payment for
salaries during The month of May last, your committee
report adversely, as The lime for which they were
ployed during said msnih ordered TO be paid and
which they decline receiving. .n5 t=5,t5
Upon sundry bills referred, your committee having
examined The same, recommend payment and offer the
necessary resolution, aftsr having rejected the follow
/ ing bills: e'
corson Armstrong, sundhes furnished Chief
Oh fire Department.. 80 Is
=. Lawbl,ng, bill furniture seerelarys office
Board Aldermen Observation-Disclosures. go 90
P. Power, 3 mon,hs' services as messenger Of
Bernard Cohen, for one months rent of room
for use OF Engineer of Young America. 10 90
The above bulls rejected for want Of the proper
i thority
4 Upon communication from o. DeBuys, Comptrol.
ler relative 70 the adudca of the contract sup.
plying the city offices with stationery to A Levy Co.
your committee recommend approval of said adjudica
lion and acc paDce of the securities, aud offer The
necessary resolution. #
4 Upon resolution pay b. Crow the sum of three
hundred and sixty dollars for labor Artesian Well
adopted by Board of Aldermen, Nov. 10, 1855, YOU
COMMITTEES recommend concurrence.
j. EAGER. Chairman.
| ADAM GIFFEN,
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The following resolution, accompanying tn,
above report, was read, the rules being sus
pended, and adopted by the following vote:
Yeas Messrs. Tracy, Banister, Barbarin
Benit, Chambers, Chiapalla, Eager, Fabre, Gif
fen, Howell, Kelly, Landry, Mcknight, Thaye
and Violett---15.
RESOLVED, That tbs adjudication made by the Comp
troIier The 7h November, 1856 of the 70
| supplying the city Offices with stationery 10 Levy
Co, at the prices set forth in said ADJUDICATION, b
approved, and that The securities, Cook, Young Co
be accepted
The following resolution, accompanying tn
same report, was read, the rules being sus
pended, and adopted BY the following vote:
Yeas Messrs. Tracy, Banister, Barbarir
BENT, Chambers, Chiapella, Eager, Giffer
Howell, Kelly. Landry, Mcknight, Stith, Thaye
and Violett-15.
Rssoved, Thai the Comptroller warrant on the Tres
sufer follows
Frerei James P-Bili costs as late Sheriff
- of parish of Orleans. ................. $422
y Ferry. Il, Wood-Sundres purchased on re-
/ quisiiions from Comptroller, from July %,
10 Oct. %, 1855; ..,... AZ
| Livingston, j., City Attorney - For Iran
| scripts from Justces' dockets............. 49,
Bork, 8 Co--Binding ten vol-
umes newspapers for Mayors of
fee at &c.. sou w
Binding certificates of DEATH o 90 So
| Presley & Bien-one key nails, Nov. 10.
Cosgrove & Bqyle--Bill hose, etc,
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