New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-02

Upun Inc petition sof Theodore Shute. asking To- have
nolia Yonr Comm,li - iegatd The bill made ont ii
Conformity with The ordinances on The subject and 10
port adversely 10 The pettoi.
rected an made IN the conveyance OF property by
him 10 The city. Your Committees nave handed the PEE
tion 10 the City Attorney odnaaife ino the facts and
lonrecomMena tho. proper Wanner of correclns the
error, should it be found 10 exist n,,aoos
W.CEAMBERS,
October 30, 1855. y. BouNY.
Ihs folieHing resolutions, accompanying the
= al "a Port, we're read and adopted, the rules
zy6ss That The Assistant City Attorney be in
s1S6S<sd 10 cancel Judgment ief taxes, obtained
against Patrick Mahen IN the Fiith Dstr,c Gcutt iof
The sum d, hundred and seventeen dollars and hiiy
cents, upon paying all costs thai have accrued m
Rssored Thai The Comptrollerw on The Trea-
suref in ufJ Nk Dupery for thrly-seysn dollars
and Ehy-ssven cents, being for excess Of aaesio
1856; paid through error ia'asse ssmeili
X Yeas- Messrs Banister, Barbanin, Benit,
Chambers, Chiapella, Ducros, Citizen, Gnyol,
Howell, Thayer and Violett--1I.
Ways Messrs. Eager, Landry, Mcknight
and Stith-4.
PoLlcE.
Mr. Guypl, on bshalfof the above committee.
offered the following report, which was Rad and
adopted; the rules being suspended, the resola.
tons accompanying the same were read ana
unanimously adopteds
The Committee On Police present the following
Upon the polilion q George Purvs, asking peflnis
sion 10 erett small tstean engine his propefty
corner Clio and Naygics Enthusiastically, ~
on9he petition Of r. eonuon, asking psrsassion 10
erect NJ blacksmith shop his properly on De, ord
streei--faverabiyi the Necessary Iesou,ion is pre-
senledfor SAID purpose.
Respectfully submitted,
HENRY GuYoL,
q. BANISTER,
4 J. l.. EABRE.
Resolved, That permission be and is hereby granted
ptfrti t.ta
property, Clio and NGyates Streets First Dis.
tscl, TO remain durlng the pleasure OF HE ,Common
kssoirsd That permission be and is hereby granted
to r. Condor to erect blacksmith shnp eli his pro-
perry on pelord street between Magazine and -Four
cher suaeis, First District provided ihe be made
freproof agreeable 10 the ordinance defining The lire
limits IF 'hs CITY, said ehop,o remain during The piea
sure o. The Common Council.
EDubATIOE.
MR. Clifton, on behalf of the above committee.
ofeged the following report, which was read and
adopted:
10 inc Honorable The President and 4
Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
s GenHtWen- lie COMMITTEE on Education, 10 whom
was referred the petition of the Board OF Directors Of
the Public Schools of the Third Bistrct, avne deLb
erae'y and carefully considered said petition and nt-
ing that the petitioners do ask for any further uu
preparations OF money, any inefease pese
public deb, but simply The privilege Of emnloyng
the laGdable cause of pnblc education certain, lfnds
and balances already appropriated and apart fus
these purposes, and 10 be aoNedto improve wishSa
suitable building certain vacant lot of ground In
shetf District already belongdng 10 The CITY and paid
cIlconvinced Of The great and important benefits rlss
ing 10 The cdrenof this city from the present eiiei-
enI and happy organization of The Public Schools
believing mat there 70 no more noble and worthy cause
~ which 10 employ the lime and money of The public
than IN the cultivation Of The intellect Of its YOUTH do
recommend 10 Your honorable body 10 grant in fun The
prayer Of your petitioners, aud with that view la We
annexed and oherthe necessary resolutions.
ours. respectfully, ADA M GIFFEN, Chin.
Q.A.DUCROS,
LOGAN MCKNIGHT,
$3.50 J. l.. sFABRE.
The following resolutions, accompanying the
above report, were read, the rules being suspend
ed, and sdopted by the following vote
Keas M6ssrs. Tracy, Banister, Barbarin,
BENT, Chambers. Chiapella. Ducros, Eager,
Citizen, Gnyol, Howell, Landry, Mcknight,
Stith, Thayer and Violett-l6.
Rsssrsd That The vacant lot Of ground lying in the
Third District and belonging 10 tbs city purchased by
the former Third Municipality for educational purposes
be and tc same hereby granted 10 The Presen tand
pltcesors q We Public schools Of the Third Disrc,
% his oity for the purpose of erecting suit
able 9uildng as public school house ard that The
sum $3.50 o. MONIES economised by nc said
school Board Of the Third District oiItof their appro-
priaon for the year lS5a and appearing to their
eIedl on ihe books Of The Comptsolier--be and The
same Is gsen The President and Directors OF
lhc Public Schools Of the Third Dstrict of this city for
she purpose Of building suitable schoo-honse on the
ict embraced and alluded oin This resolution, and thai
IN Sompoiier 20 hereby Unauthorized 10 warrant onlne
Rssosd Fiat all sums now III the Treasury of the
Sly. aflsns from lines collected By The Recorder OF The
mfa Psifiet, and previously appropriated by The
pohncis 81 ihis city for Library and Lyceum purposes
IT. las aforesaid Third Disuicl be- and the is
Fnbc schools pc the Third District for the purpose OF
ng ct Of gronnd in suitable locality,
as sne nanang thereon Of suitable building for The
+sS NJ nc + 1pl'c SCHOOLS 81 sad Third District
sPEeIAL coMMITTEE.
MT. Stiths on behalf Of the above committee,
onsred the following report, which WAS read and
adopted ss,
The special committee TO whom was referred The
fleasing out The collection of the revenues
etisng from ihe tax eoaee-houses eabarets, and
pset-houses, beg 70 present he following report and
S.ana,ee upon The subject for your Approval Your
2.nINleei aler careful examination of this subject
n.,. ne opnlon That the leasing ont farming The
ss',ssV u We revenues due The city for licences
So,ncs ~ .s.a LIQUORS, will be The best and most eco
" STEM That can be adopted They believe thai il
no es much greater 10 The ciiy will be-
present mede Of collection and in .,d ~ :, wan me
gsnsi 10 all parties, your committee are
made "a he raass ,hata reduction should Sc
',au2 y ~ ta'es q icense Experieuee has tryst
Una. ii is useless Is iay - hsavy naS
and Ta,ils q aenn J., ,oa me privilege OF selling
in mind the large amour, now witch n,i T. uoii,s
would have bseh paid, that DUE The constant
the costs and expcnse aiteifled in bngnp sauoI,
w ~ readily be that reducing ,he iles s, y
selling he coiiccon OF the the highest his a
VIII be me bes means 10 large amount IL TIT
Guy Treasury which would Otherwise be los, ~ a my
consumed N constant litigation aud court charSss.
pcsucs tney are iuy satisfied thai II quite mnoss
PIE % collect three hundred dollars from all The coffee
houses cahateis and grog Shops grca, number not
having stock and fixtures 10 ne-fonrih the amonn,
Of The present price ofilcense. prompt payment, oi
The revenues 10 the city will IN their opinion have 4
tendency 70 reduce the general system Of taxation on
personal and real estate, well as on all
and occupations. Your eomniisiee present al nn,i
nance reducing in proportion he license on bssr.
houses, cabarels, and cofee,houses as foiIoys Far
eaea and every esbafei OF barroom selling led and
white wines exclusively, twehiy.fye dollars: a.
each and every beer house, ifty dollars for each ana
every baE room, shop or other mace
where liquor and wines. sold, one hundred ma
fly dollars These raes they are OF the opiuon NH
give universal satisfaction tho prepieofs az al &c
fabhaiimcnts weil result much more NJ ths IN
yansageo OF The city. 81 -
Respectfully sstbmltled;
GERARD STlTH Chairman
an BANISTER =f17T7l = :.
P s. WILTZS
ISAAC THAlER,
S, HOWELL. 3
The following ordinance, accompanying Oh,
above report, was, on.inotion, made the specia
order Of theday fer the next nesting;
AN ORDINANCE farming out slse collection of th
revenue oil The city Of New Orleans on ber.reoms
coffee .lsnses cabarets, and beerhonsess and hxin
~ are RACES pf license on tbs same for one year
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