New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-11

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Be Ordained /, That ali cases where any OF ,he
pavenents, walks cutters, curbstones bridges
or the Wings thereof on any Of The streets, alleys,
lanes, public squares or other public places shall be
out of repair, by cause OF any Of e works executed
by he New or!sanseGas Light Company, or the Com
Mercia Waier-4 Company or any ether chas he red
company within the ms-ot the e.ty il shall be the
duty ofihe company whose have caused separs
10 be necessary, to have the executed within such
reasonable delay as the case may require and which
delay may be specified in written notice and served
them by the Street Commis sioner or his deputies
aud in case of failure TO comply with said Writer
notice, any such chartered corporation company
shall be hahie 10 line penalty of len dollars pc
day in each case, Whist in default, recoverable befur
any court of competent Jurisdiction. for The benefit o
| the city. a.t -
| =. That in making repairs of payeIaenls, all char
tered companies or corporations sraIl be governed az
The kind and qualify vi The materials 10 be lse anc
the manner of performing The work, by the rules
aud regulations may al the lime be prescribed
specifications governing tho pair
ing the paved streets; II said paved streets repairs
shall be executed w.ho contract then said coInya-
nies corporations shall, in making their repairs use
such matsEals as may ut the time be Judged proper by
the Street Commissioner under penalty of less
than ten than hundred dollars, each
and every offence, recoverable as aforesaid.
[Signedl GLkAkD STITH,
President pro tenn. Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl ~ JOHN GULBERrs0N,
President pro ten, Board of Aldermen.
Approved August To- 1855.
au11 5t [signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
go. No 1854 J
RESOLVED, That an ordinance entitled san ordinance
concerning The pving and completing the foot -palhs
caussways) of the city of New Orleans and lis incor-
porated suburbs" approved Sepember27, 1927 also
resolution amending dhe same, approved April 70,
1880, and also another resolution amending the same,
passed December Is $780, be, and the are hereby
repealed
[Signedl GERARD sTITH,
President pro tenn. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Isignedl JOHN CuLBERTsoN,
President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved August 10, 1855
aut1 [Sgnedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
WHEREAS, The report of the Committee on Work
house and Prisons adopted by this Board the 9th Of
June 1884, forth the fact that John Sullivan then
Warden of the city Work-house, was defaulter 10
the city in the of one thousand and forty dotars--
Therefore be resoped Tha, the Ci Attorney be- and
he is hereby requested 10 commence legal proceedings
for The recovery of said money due The city by John
Sullivan, late Warden of the city Work.house.
/ [Sigpedl GERARD SETH,
President pro- tenn Board Of ASH assstsps Alsersn'
President pre- tenn. Board of Aldermen.
Approved August TO- 1855.
au1l [Sigusdl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
No. 1856 ]
Resoiped That permission be- and The same is hereby
granted 10 Messrs. Spencer, Field Il Co.. to erect q
shed over tha coal scales ereoed by Them on Front
Levee street, in front Of 81 Marys Markell also 10 use
the square Of gronnd in which said scales located;
provided said Spencer Field So shall cause 10 be
encosedsad vacant ground and payto the Giy fTensu-
re monthly of thirty dollars from the prtsen dae
until the first day of January 1856; and alter The fsl
January, 1856, the lease occupation of said ground
TO continue during the pleasure OF the Common Council
Isipnedl GERARD STITH
a President pro- tenn. Board of assistant Aldermen.
Tsirnedi JOHN GULBERrsON,
. president pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved August 10, 1855