New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06


Third Districis--salary SIS per monlh.
j. IL Iandiss, Superintendent, Of Paving FRS. and
A. Dreux, Clerk salary Sloo per month.
n Savoisy, Gardener, jackson square, and two as
sstans-S 900 per annum. 4
Francis Devries and Edward Georges, employed for
buryiDg INDECENT deceased per SONS, and conveying
INDECENT sick persons 10 The hosphai-salafies S7oper
month each, including and Keeping of horses,
s Gtiah Sadler, Pound Keeper, Fitst Disrict-saiaiy
O. Deiarus, Pound Keeper, Second Distriet-salary
Alexr Lea, Pound Keeper, Third District-salary
$45 per month.
John Bufard, Pound Keeper, Fourth District-saiary
S45 per month.
Charles Charter, guardian and cultivator Of public
trees on squares and promenades-saiary sou per
Louis Dupont, assistant do,-salary sac per month.
Your obedlent servant, NJ 81
Street Commissioner.
The following communication from the Board
of Aldermen was read
BOARD OF ALDERMEN
June ~, 1855.
To the President and Members Of the
: Board of Assistant Aldermen;
Gentlemen / have the honorto inform you that the
following resolutions adopted by your honorable body
were concurred in by the Board of Aldermen:
A resolution granting leave OF absence 20 j. LIVING
ston, City Attorney.
A resolution granting leave of absence TO F. Bou-
gnys Keeper Of The Court ouses; ,,.,,ox
"a resolution placing at the dis posal OF the Mayor
the Of $500 fund for secret police service.
a resolution appropriating $500 for the ceeefauoh
of The approaching Fourth of July, 1850
A resolution allowing steamboats, lying up in the
summer months for repairs 10 occupy the wharves IN
the Fourth District provided The same be not required
for the shipping.
A resolution requiring The Treasurer, Comproller,
Surveyor AND Street Commissioners, to report to the
Common Council the number Of clerks employed ~
their respective departments and the amount OF the
salaries. i
A resolution appointing Joint Committee to eS-
anime The books of The Commercial Wafer Morks
Company, and report 10 the Counell Messrs. fonp-
kns Price and Dencgre were appointed On the above
resolution to pay sundry persons, adopted June
10, 1856.
A resolution accepting the securities of j. H. Wing
field, " Bachemin and 4. H. EIdr idge, city officers.
A resolution granting commission of per cent. 10
all persons who shall report 10 the Council the ioca
which is moi recorded in The books Of The city. ~
a resolution referred 10 the City Attorney with
power act, The petition Of g. Shaw, in regard TO
properly taken for the opening Of Benton street.
resolution authorizing the Fire Committee to pro-
suitable place for the new steam fire engine about
10 arrive.
| resolution granting leave OF absence for one
month 10 Louis Il. Pile, City Surveyor.
A resolution approving the adjudication made TO
Thomas Torney contractor, for cleaning and keeping
IN repair the paved and unpayed streets of heFifth
Ward, for $a,9u0.
sidewalks Espanade street, at the intersection of
Rampant and Burgund streets.
Aresoiutioa authorizing the Surveyor 10 remove all
encumbrances on brsuline street, and TO widen said
street. NJ
resolution authorizing the Treasurer 10 pay to
Engine Company No. 10 1885 20 for rebuilding their
engine
| The amendment of your Board 10 the resolution
authorizing the ComptroIerto warrant the Treasurer
ia favor q ~ b Reed, in payment for work done
The Artesldn Well, was concurred in.
The following resolutions, passed by your
honorable body, were rejected:
resolution repeating ordinance No 1861, anhoriz-
ling the City Attorney 10 appoint q Clerk
resolution appropriating SIS TO the Chief of the
Police for omnibus tickets. 4a
A resolution requesting the Finance Committee 10
purchase piece Of ground for The erection of truck
house for Hope Hook and Ladder Company No. 9.
E Respectfully, I'll
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
The following resolutions from the Board Of
Aldermen were read, the rules being suspended,
and on motion referred to the Committee on
Streets and Landings:
a resolution changn the names of New I,evee and
Old Levee streets.
Yeas = Messrs Banister, Barbarin, Benit,
Bridge, Chambers, Chiapeila, Ducros, Eager,
Giffen, Guyol, Howell, Mcknight, Rawiins,
Rusha and Violett-15.
Ways Messrs. Fabre, Landry and Thayer
B. .
A resolution authorizing the Surveyor to cause
bridge to be erected at the Junction Of Broad and Ma
The following resolution from the Board Of
Aldermen was read, the rules being suspended,
and on motion referred to the Police Commit.
tees sg
A resolution requesting all persons about to leave
The city TO give notice to the Mayor OF the residences
or stores they may leave closed
The following resolution from the Board Of
Aldermen was read. the rules being suspended,
and unanimously CONQUERED in:
miss ne suit or i uy to dis
on his property situated in lie parish OF efersop
BY message, this Board was informed that
the Board of Aldermen had concnrred in the
| resolution amending the ordinance regulating
jnzrnF l<ultn IA It..aE
1885, with the following amendment: by in
sorting "that boats making three trips per
week shall pay five cents per ton each trip
instead of four cents.
On motion, the amendment,was oonourred In
By message, this Board was informed that
the Board of Aldermen had conourred in the
resolution directing the Street Commissioner to
cause Dryades street, between Felicity and St.
Andrew streets, to be ditched and graded, with
the following amendment: ssproyided the cost
does not exceed 500. y
On motion, the amendment was concurred in
The following communication and report ae-
| companying the same, from Eugene Rousseau
| Esq Cashier Of the Citizens Bank OF LOUISE
ana, was read, and on motion referred to the
| Finance Committee and ordered to be published:
CITIZENS BANK OF LoUisIANA,o {
| New Orleans, July Sd, 1855, / .
| To The President OF The Board Of Assistant +, I
/ Aldermen of the CITY of New Orleans
SigS nave the hohof 10 transmit herein the monthly
report of this institutions Fiscal Agent the CITY oil
| New Orleans. -
Very respectfully, your obedient seryt
/ EuG. ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
4 CITIZENS, BANK OF LOUISIANA, 4
NEW ORLEANS, July 1885.
In conformity with tie LIST article Of the ordinance q
9th May last have tho honor TO report 10 The Common
Council, under the respective heads of Consolidated
Loan Tax for 1854, and Tax for Railroad Bond Cou.
pons, the smonnts deposited 10 the Both ntt, by the
City Treasurer with this Bank, Fiscal Agent under
said ordinance, the amounts of Coupons paid 10 sale
i day, and'lhe balance of cash on hand, 10 wit:
4 CONSOLIDATED LOAN TAX FOR 1851
Amount deposited 10 30h June, 1855 II
Amount of Coupons paid on Bonds issued
Il ~ oid Sity. N.Y.. II . S15,l95 90
Il Municipality No.2...,..... los 90
Il g No. 3.......... 1928 :
i Consolidated cIty........... 3o,l5o 90 4s,44a q
Balance of Cash hand, goth June 1856 s3os $50 s.
4 TAX FOR RAILROAD BOND COUPONS
Amount deposited 10 30ih June, 1851. $113i3s Q
Il coupons pald....,ss 1850 o.
Balance of Cash OH hand, Both June, 1866 $i0545s q
In addition the ntoye Daymeuts nfovi ainn ha