New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-13

BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
NEW ORLEANS, Aug Z, 1866.
of the Board of Aldermen:
BsnfIemsn-Your concurrence is respectfully solic-
led he following resolutions, adopted by this Board
A resolution authorz ing the Comptroller TO sell The
cpntrect for furnishing The city with coal.
A resolution authorizing ile Comptroller to SCH the
contract for furnishing the various city oces with sta
'tionery.
resolution 10 pay sundry persons.
resolution instrueting the Street Commissioner TO
notify the New Orleans and Carrollton Railroad Com
81 pany make certain repairs to their slqces on 81
resolution authorizing the Comptroller to sell the
contract for attending and keeping in repair The bridge
a. junction Of New Canal and Magnolia street, and
authorizing the Surveyor to appoints temporary keeper
OF said bridge.
when satisfied by proper evidenced to cancel Jadg
nents recorded against persons on property wrongly
assessed in their names,
JAMES A. HOPKINS. Secretary.
Gistant Board, we're read twice and concurred
In, theruIes being suspended:
resolution authorizing the Comptroller TO sell The
contract for furnishing The city with coal. 1T
Yeas Messrs Culbertson, Dureli, Dupre,
Peire, Pride, Price and Prague.
resolution authorizing the Comptroller 10 sell the
contract for furnishing the various city officers with
stationery.
Yeas--Messrs Culbertson, Durell, Dupre,
Peire, Pride, Price and Prague-7.
A resolution authorizing the Comptroller to sell the
contract tor attending and keeping Y repair ,he bridge
and authorizing the Surveyor TO appoint temporary
keeper Of said bridge
Peas Messrs Oulbertson, Durell, Dupre,
Peirs, Pride, Price and Prague.
The following resolution was referred to the
Finance Committee:
resolution 10 pay sundry persons tadopted by the
Assistant Board, August Z, 1851
The following resolution, adopted by the AS
sistant Board, was referred to the Committee on
Streats and IiaUdinpa sts gs8 eft5@9
A. resolution nstrucing the Street Commissioner 10
notify the New Orleans and Carrollton RAILROAD Com
pnny TO make certain repairs 70 their suices ST.
The following resolution. adopted by tho AS
sistant Board, was referred to the Judiciary
Committee:
when satisfied by proper evidence to cancel Judgments
recorded against on property wrongly assessed
In their names.
The following message was read
.5 BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,l
New Orleans, August 7th, 1856. j
10 the President and Members of the
Board Of Aldermen
Gentsemsa-Your concurrence is respectfully so-
cited in the following resolution, adopted by this
resolution appropraiing $3.50 for che purchase ofa
horse and equipments for the Chief of The Fire Depart
ment. II
have the honor 10 inform you that this Board has
concured in The amendment Of your honorable body TO
the ordinance providing for the support of the Public
& Schools OF The city of New Orleans.
Also IN the amendment 10 the resolution approving
the adjudication made 10 y. MCCARTHY,
The ordinance concerning the wharyes OF the city OF
New Orleans and providing for farming the
thereof adopted by your honorable body, was concurrd
The resolution authorizing The Assistant CITY Attor-
ney to cancel judgment rendered agains, Emile Gas
rejected by this Board.
Very respectfully,
JAS. a. HOPKINS. Secretary.
A resolution adopted by the Assistant Board,
appropriating $2bO TO purchase o horse for the
Chief Of the Fire Department, was laid on the
table by the following vote:
Yeas-Messra Gulbertson, Dupre and Price
%.
.Aays- Messrs Peire and pride-2.
A petition of w G. Blackwell IN behalf Of the
owners of the Mexican Gulf Railroad, praying
for permission to put down turnout switches
running back about 100 yards, on Lafayette
Avenue, or any other street near the City Depot,
was referred to the Committee on Streets and
Landings.
The following preamble and resolutions, Of
fered by Mr.. Calbertson, were read twice and
adopted, the rules being suspended
Whereas by The several officers OF the city reporting
persons directly TO the Assistant Attorney be sued
without any general registry ri said suits being kept
much confusion exists and is liable to arisetheTefore
BE itresoiped That II shall be the duty of the Com.
1plssioner on Streets, and other officers Of the city
s1ead porting persons for violation Of the ofdl
nanccs directly 10 the Assistant Attorney for suit ID
Teport the 10 the Comptroller, specifying in said
Yeppr The name and residence Of the parry the offence
~ wsss n s SSp g. ~ b ,ss
Y copy sand report in book prepared for thai purpose,
and as soon as this registry has been made send
copy Of tito the Assistant Attorney with instructions
nances enforced SaSss n u =
- Mr.. Durell, on behalf of the Committee on
FINANCE, offered the following report, which was
kdopted, and the resolution aocompan wing the
same was read twice and adopted, the rules
being suspended r
The COMMITTEES on Finance have the honor 10 report
upon the srverai matters referred them as follows
Upon the petition of Michel Aine, relating to pro-
perry Of Nelson Fouohe assessed in the name of D.
Eouehs his BROTHER and against whom Judgment for
The arnoant ofassessment obtained, your commits
ee report adversely, and recommend that the parties
correct the error, II any, between themselves.
Aldermen 5ay II, 1855, Authorizing compiroer 10
aes articles for Recorders Court Frs Dis
y pom resolution 10 pay sundry bills adop,ca by
s,sa Z. July Ia 1856 your COM
IoiioWlng exceptions, viz ~
= y f ,onsiana State Republican, Tor publishing
sN oise % Esetion a5h June 1856 for want
% proper anihenucaltan, Bills of o. Robin, apohe.
cary, for medicines faflshed Parish Prison and psam
Asyium for May ard June, 1855, your committee lhnS
recommend that the bill be returned for corfeetions
also mat The Gity Physcian who approved he bills
shoala be Instructed 70 20 more careful in exami.
Yonr committee would also recommend that some
elher should be made for keeping the horses
belonging % Tho Red Maria. The expense OF s4s per
month about double what il costs 10 keep the horses
Your commitiec offer a resolution accepting secur.
ilss offered by y. T. Huard Under Warden Of City
EDW. II. puRELL,
A. DUPRE,
2 p..,,..s THoS. X. PRICE.
.s assosssa Ihas Reb ker, and DR. f. Aipuente,
- w onsIea " Loais Hnard as Under Walden
q Us Sssg APrl House, he and The same are hereby
The allowing resolution. adoptsd by the AS
the fOreKdi0H ren0rt -