New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19


Nv he board OF Assistant Aldermen, and insrncting
the Comptroller to call In all outstanding bill
the the various contractors for paving &C., in
order that the same be advertised or thirty days.
and il rot then paid, recorded In the mortgage uhce
Your committed of opinion that il is orihe inle
of the city that the contractors should be required
TO collecttheir own Bills.
Youreemmiltee most respectfully fecQnlme nd me co
carrence of this Board with the Board of
resolution ing she City Attorney 70 canceia
judgments or taxes son property s. iss
Upon the communication of the Hon inc saaSe o.
abe First District Court, your we
Surveyor the city be instructed 10 ihe room
in which said First District STRINGS and
sreport to the Common Gounci this day Week, what
fsars and ar Il
with statement of the cost of said repairs and alter
atoms, Respectfully submitted :,
r. JOHN CULBERTSON.
j. T. LUG ENBUHL.
Resored That the Surveyor of the City be instructed
mine The room In which the Hon The First Dis
rict Court OF New Orleans holds its sessions and re-
pofi 10 The Common Council Tuesday the 23d inst,
room for The purposes which ills appropriated
geher with The cost of making said repairs and altera
lions. Nh zl5 +, g5t .
/ The resolution, adopted by the Assistant
Board, amending ordinance 200, was rejected
as recommended in the above report.
The following resolution adopted by the Assis
tant Board, was conourred in as recommended
in the foregoing report.
"A resolution authorizing the Assistant City Attor-
ney, when satisfied on proper evidence, 10 cancel
Judgments recorded agant persons property wrong
Sly assessed in their ma mes. 10y Il
The following preamble and resolution we're
rejected, BIS Recommended in the foregoing
report: & " s'ss ~
x preamble and resolution ins,ruc,ing the Comp
iroer call in all outstanding bills in the hands
of the vaiohs for paving &c and hand the
for thirty days. and If not then paid the City Attorney
to have the same registered in the mortgage office.
The following report, offered by Mr., Durell
ON behalf Of the Committee on Education, was
laid over: 55t5..5
The Committee upon Education, to whom was re-
ferred conmup caiion from Tie Directors of the Pub
lie Schoosof the Third District asking for appro-
paion Of the sum four thousand three hundred and
941O0 dollars, to be applied to the building OF
schoolhouse in said District also, asking for the do
nation Off LOT of ground wheeupon to erect said pro-
TO the same. 4as4
Your committee believe that any change made a,
this time in the ordinance fixing the approximations for
rent year. Would be in Of expressed
policy of the present city government.
1t is be hoped that the existing Council will be ena-
bed the management of The cys afsirs into
the hands of its wholly freed from the burden
Of floating aebt but order to do go the sfietest
economy tho basis of all financial prosperity must bs
enforced in the admnistralicnof every department OF
our municipal government
District for the past year Were enabled by faithful and
iudicous barge OF the conded thsm carry
forward the OF education in their district Mt
greatly less than the sum appropriated by the Common
Councillor this purpose they deserve the thanks OF this
community for their wedoipg but the savings Of
year should be made The basis Of enlarged expen
diture in the next EDW H. DURELL,
THO, K. PRICE,
Mr.. Dupre, the rules being suspended, offered
the following resolution, which was read twice
and adopted g..
Resolue That all the ordinances and resolutions rea-
tive TO the Sale 81 the different markets OF the city be
referred the Finance Committees OF the Boards
and that said committees requested to report the
expsdisncy and pEopriety Of amending said resolution
and ordinances. K
Onmotion, the Board adjourned to the hall Of
the Assistant Aldermen.
j, sv2n eqe Joint SESSION.
The rolls being called, eight Aldermen and
nineteen Assistant Aldermen answered to their
names, to Nit,
Aldermen-Ho Honorable j. J. Lugenbuhl, Presi-
dent; Messrs. Culbertson, Durell, Dupre, Bailey,
Price, Pride and Denegre-8.
Assistant Aldermen Honorable Z. L. Tracy,
President; Messrs. Banister, Bartlette, BENT,
Bridge, Chambers, Chiapella, Eager, Fabre,
Giffsn, Guyol, Howell, Kelly, Landry, Long,
Russia, Stith, Thayer and Willie.
On motion, the Board proceeded to the election
Of School Director for the First District, to
ell the vacancy Of F. Camerden, resigned.
Messrs. j. A. Rozier and R. A. Upton were
nominated.
Mr. Rozier received the votes Of Messrs.
Bailey, Culbertson, Durell, Dupre, Denegre,
Lugenbuhl, Pride, Benit, Chambers, Chiapella,
Eager, Gitfen, Stith and Thayer--14.
Mr.. Upton received the votes of Messrs. Price,
Tracy. Banister, Bartlette, Bridge, Fabre,
| Guyol, Howell, Kelly, Landry, Long, Rusha
and Wiltz---13.
Mr.. Rozier having received a majority of the
votes cast, was declared duly elected School
Director for the lat District.
On motion, the Board proceeded to the cleo
ton Of School Director of the I'd District, in
place Of LAT. Guyol, resigned.
Mr.. Amedes Ducatel wis nominated, and
there being no opposition, he was declared duly
elected School Director Of the I'd District
On motion, the Board proceeded to the cleo
ton of School Director for the Sd District, to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
Charles Gayarre.
Mr. Martin Logan was nominated, and there
| being no opposition, he was declared unani-
monsly elected School Director for the Sd Dis
| triet. -. AL sssa5 l55Y Il ss.s4 4s.=
The Common Council having terminated the
election, the Board of Aldermen retired, and
adjourned to melt on Tuesday, 23rd inst.
CHAS. CLAIBORNE, Sec'y +
Goal! Coall
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