New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21
Receipts and Expenditures of wharvss and Lsvees.

The resolution adopted by the Assistant
Board authorizing the Comptroller to warrant
on the Treasurer in favor Of E. d. White was
coneurred in, as recommended in the foregoing
report
Yeas Messrs Durell, Denegre, Dupre,
Peire, Price, Prague and Pride-T.
The following resolutions, accompanying the
above report, were read twice and adopted, the
rules being suspended:
Resoleed, That The Assistant City Attorney be and
he is hereby authorized to have cancelled Judgment
readered through error, against Emile Gaschei de
Lsle, in the Fifth Justices Court in favor OF the city
of New Orleans, for the of $12 25-100 being for
taxes of The year 1858, on slave in square No "a of
The Third District.
Resolved, That the Comptroller warrant on the
Treasurer, in favor OF Pelican Hook and Ladder Com
pany No a, for the of seveny-ive dollars being
for one months rent OF house Toulouse street, for
month ending July lsi, 1855.
Yeas-Messrs. Durell, Denegre, Dupre, Peire,
Pride, Price and Prague-7
Resol1Gd, That much of ordinance No. 1916, an
proved 10th May. 1854, concerning the Street Commits
sioners Department, authorizes The appointment of
flour Deputy Street Commissioners for each Dis
trlct," at salary each of one hundred dollars per
month"; be, and the Is hereby repealed Also that
SO much of the above said ordinance allows one
Superintendent of lighting aud cleaning the Streets at
salary of one hundred dollars per month, be- and The
is hereby repealed,
BeitfHrther resoseed That the eight Assistant Depu-
lies allowed in above said ordinance be called "epu-
lies, each at salary of sixty dollars per month"; and
that their duties be such have been hitherto per-
formed by mem as assistant deputies, together with
such additional duties may have been performed by
the four Deputies aforesaid,
BE It further resolved, That ordinance No 2222 APP
proved June o, 1885, authorizes The Street Commits
sioner 10 appoint suitable person as gardener OF
Jackson Square, at an expense exceeding $1,000
per anhum Tor said gardener and his two assistants be
amended read "a suitable person as gardener
of Jackson Square, at salary of fifty dollars per
month.
Yeas--Messrs Durell, Dupre, Denegre, Pride,
Peire, Price and Prague---7.
Resolved, That much of ordinance No. So ap-
proved May 26, 1852, entitled GA ordinance concern.
ing the Surveyors Department of the city of New Or
be- and the is hereby amended so as 10 allow Of
but clerk in sud Department. whose salary shall
not exceed SLUG per month
Be ittaythsr resotrsd That tho Office of Chain. Jar
rlers, each al salary of S35 per month, allowed in
above said ordinances be- and the hereby abol.
ished.
Be 1t further resolved, That the City Surveyor is
hereby authorized 10 employ Two Chain Carriers, al
salary each of than dollar and half pei
day, 10 receive payment only for such time they
may lie employed,
Bsis Jartaer resolpsi, That ordinance No. 1865, ap.
July s. 1854 and which authorizes the Surveyor
10 employ TWO Superintendents of Repairs of Paved
Streets, Bridges, &C., al salary each of SIS pei
month, be, and the same is hereby repealed.
pc Y JNfta1 fssotre Thai The duties performed by
above said Superinendents be performed by the Depn
ties OF the Street Commissioner.
BE st further resolved, That the office of Measurer
createdn The surveyors Department be- and the same
is hereby abolished.
feas--M essrs. Durell. Dupre, Denegre, Peire
Pride, Price and Prague--7
Mr.. Durell, on behalf of the judiciary Com
mittee, offered the following report, which was
adopted;
The Judiciary Comm itiee beg leave 10 make the fol.