New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-25


Inspect the different OF the city in order 10 ind
out the repairs nedsd and the cost putting lhen In
proper condition ~ = 49, -
1 On motion, the Committee Oh improvements
and Buildings or this Board was appointed Cd the
committee asked for in said resolution. n
Mr.. Guyol offered the following resolution,
which was read, the rules being suspended, and, /.
on motion, laid over till next meeting +, ~
Hssotred That the polls for the election TO be held
on The second Thursday in November 1856 be held
the following places, under the Inspectors respectively
designated, viz: sss ,ss7 z55al5.yF
FInsr PRscrscr. At the jackson School house. In
e Bpeotor-w. u. florence.
SECOND PREci1cr.-At the engine house Of Fire Gem
papy No, 20, On Thalia street. In
spector-James Beggs
THIRD PhEciscr.At the engine house of Fire Company
No g. on st. Joseph street. In
spector-R. g. Redwood.
FOURTH PREcINcT-At the engine house OF Fire Com
pany No, 10. Inspector = II.
Forno. i-a1s3
Firth PnEcscr-At the engine house Of Fire Company
No. q Tchoupitoulas street. In
spector-John Cooper.
SIXTH PREcINcTAt the engine house Louisiana Hose
Company corner Of Perdido and
[ l54-,sl Carondeet streets Inspector
Henry Florence. ~ ge
SEVENTH PRkciscT.-At the engine house Of Fire Com
#see pany No Id, on Common street
Inspector-W. Christy.f "a
Eren1H PREciscr-At the engine house Of Fire Com
pany No. 7, on Dauphne street.
Inepect0r-J. A. Cohen. \, y Il
NIyrH PRHclNcr the engine house of Pelican Hook
and Ladder Company No 4 corner
l. ~ spector-L ]. Harris. y RI = 5
TEsrH PREcISeT the engine engine house. Toulouse
t-T t,11s "a street, between Burgundy and
@ Rampant streets Iaspector-E.
4, I5.i sabater.I 5Sr l'N -
ELEVENTH PsEoisc1.-At the entrance of the Orleans
Ballroom. Inspector i Edward
.fs Dussumier. e5st
TWELFTH PnEciscr-At the engine house Of Fire Com
pany No. 10, on Main street. In
| sppctor-William AuGry,
THIRTEENTH PREcINcr-At the School house, Hospital
street, between Royal and Bour-
bon streets, formerly Fire Gem.
/ pany No ~ Inspector Louis
FOURTEENTH PRrcrscr-At Tie School house, corner
Bayou Road and Derbgny street.
Inspector-John B. Coulter
FIFTEENTH HREcNcT.-At the School hoase Grentmeu
street, Union. Inspector
Eugene Staes.
sxrEExTH PRECINCT. = At the Breton Market, Bayou
Road. Inspector - Joseph Du-
sryrsrExrru PRrcIscr the School house at Milne
f jlS9 burg. inspector = Anthony
E,ca7rss4H Psrctscr.--At the engine house Of Fire
Company No 8, on Victory street
.xss8a y! Ihspector-Felix Constanxie.
NtsErfEsfH PREcncf AT the Mexican Gulf Railroad
gsi8s Depot. Inspector = James Sc
TWENTIETH paresurAt the School house, corner Royal
and st. Ferdinand Inspector
Charles r.. Fsgot. ,8sf
TwENTy-FlRsr PREciNcT-At the corner Of Levee and
Congress streets Inspector =
TrsYry syeosp PRrcscr At ths engine house OF La
fayette Hook and Ladder Com
G% pany No. l. Jackson street,
Ita Rousseau. Inspector = G. w.
Church. Ni
TuENrY.THtRp PREcINcT-At the engine house on Wash
ington street. Inspeotor---Hugh
IN Lucas Il
The following resolution was read, the rules
being suspended, and on motion referred to the
Committee on Streets and Landings:
Whereas, number of suits have BEEN from time
time instituted against different contractors and others
and whereas the city has been subjected to large and
useless costs and expenses, be il therefore
Resolrsd, That from and after The passage OF ihlsres
lolu,ion no or suits shall be instituted against any
for violations of the Police regulations eic, unless SO
ordered by the City Attorney All resolutions contrary
be and they are hereby repealed.
wv The following resolution was read, the rules
being suspended, unanimously adopted, and, on
motion, sent to the Board Of Aldermen for con-
currence es75 c-g
Rssolred, That Rober, J Ker and DR.. F. Alpuente be
and they hereby accepted as securities for Louis
q. Huard as Under Warden OF The City W oIk-house.
The following resolution was read twice and
adopted, the rules being suspended.
Resored That permission be and the same is hereby
given 10 the lessees and builders Of the whatves OF
The city haul timber from the north side of the New
Orleans Canal and Navigation Company's Canal,
known as Canal Carondee,; provided, they shall moi
obstuct the public highway
s e~ FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Mr. Eager, on behalf of the abeye committee,
offered the following report, which was read and
adopted.
The Committee on Finance have the honor 10 report
upon the several matters referred TO Them follows
Upon resolution to pay sundry persons for proper
ty taken blythe city In opening Philip other Streets
adopted by Board of Aldermen, Oct o. 1855 ysur COM
mttee recommend concurrence. e. 3...@s
w harfnger's office First Dstrict-Adverscy. 49,
Your committee offer resolution for the payment Of
sundry bills.
80 Respectfully,
81 5,8'.3 j, EAGER, Chairman
b. w HEBRARD, /
f+A& EA as rs a5f ADAM CITIZEN,
+ l. BRIDGE, |
a5s 3A@ 8& A. CHIPELLA
The following resolution, adopted by the |
Board of Aldermen and referred to in the above |
report, was read and concurred in, the rules
being suspended
resolution authorizing the Comptroller to warrant
on The favor of sundy persons, being for
amounts due on property situated III the Fourth Dis
trict and abandoned 10 the city.
Yeas = Messrs. Bauister, Barbarin, Bart
lette, BENT, Bridge, Chambers, Chiapella, Du-
eros, Eager, Gitfen, Guyol, Howell, stith and
Thayer-14.
The following resolution, accompanying the
above report, was read and adopted by the fol-
lowing vote. the rules being suspended
Yeas---Messrs. Banister, Barbarin. Bart
lette, BENT, Bridge, Chambers, Chiapella, Du-
eros, Eager, Giffen, Guyol, Howell, Stith and
1udytT---l4. Il
Rssolued That the Comptroller warrant oil the Trea-
snrer for payment of the following bills:
N. O. CrescenFor the following bilis printing, from
July Isl 10 Oct. 1st 1855:
Ordinances and resolutions. $3.50 as
Ordinances upon which the Comptrof- |
Ter is authorized To adjudicate con-
tracts. ;. ................ ss5 rs
Proceedings Board Aldermen. ia rs
Proceedings Board Assstan, Alder
men Observation-Disclosures. 16O so
Proceedings Board of Police .,,....... so 40
Report of Pounds, ec............... 176 45-SS4 so
G. Reppien-Repars 10 clock at Third
District Police Station, Oct. II, 49,. 3 so |
James Jos-Fitling up platform and
vice-bench for engineers of Young
America. .......... ................ 10 SO |
o. Robin--Bil i'll medicines furnished Pa
IRISH Prison, for July, August and
September, 1855 ..:...........,;.. los rs
j. Fremeaux, Lit, Second District Police
Station - Rations 10 prisoners for 5z5a
Sept 1855. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70 30
Hire of slave for September ........... IS 90
Sundries for September. 45-l02 IS
Oscar Boxelle-Firing night gun Sc ,.@=
cond District, for Sept, ls55. Is 90
G. b, Mazerat. Lt. Third District Po-
lice Station--Rations TO prisoners
for Sept, 1865. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs 10
L. Adams, LII. Fourth District Police
Station Rauons to prisoners for
T Sept 1855. is 40
Firing night gun Fourth District, for
September. ..,......... is 00- 30 80