New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14


contracts inning ie Canal Jaessoii
5ef,.t Ren5 h, rsy
lem Of ZEN years. gonr committee atIsF solutions
Approving the the second
and autho.iztng he % be teaol heYe
that unless SAIL ferry bring IL had
c ty5at least five 5hnndfed dollars per anMuns fl HE
purposes of commerce: sS8s 8isgs 58s
: Your COMMITTEES offer resolution % ply suadrs:
bills duly Examined by theTa.ES BSB8 5ssg 84$5
81 "a Ell GER, Chairman.
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# The following resolution, accom- anytng afas
foregoing repoT was read, the rules being sHs5
pended, ana adopted BY sIi b fol loving vote: Wa
/ Yeas- sfassrs. BanisteF, Isar BARN, BENT,
Bridge, apelIa. Eager, Fabress Guyol j How
I8elt, Laadry, Rushs. stith, hayer and YYiItzz
~ 5 $SSS
Rsso,usa Tba, The adjudication naada ys,he Comp
trol!er On March, 1885, Of tho ccnta for
pairing and keeping Al The Shell roads OF the
city orthrse Iears,fo The sum
TWO per an1lam To- liam
Garland: and thai hi gecnritIes.
viz Alex nder Pentland and Henry Collas be, and
! Lliesame are ereby acce pied. Ea$$
e. IssoIeea, That The adudcation made BIZ The Comp
trollefan The HIST M arch. $50 file privilege of
raHalng The foot Of Canal street 10 John
+ aTdopl 8 me If ltIfsen, and
fftydolIaIs fst350 per anun To be paid lie ciiyfor
sad privilege be and that ohm
I1efeby aces pied security HE same. 5
ssdi<ed. That the Conplrolier rant on the
Treasurerin favor Of " ouet for The snm Of
four hunsred dollars; being for twenty months hire
her slave Phi1e, the $40 month"; ny the
ccmssary Of The vegetable econd Distfict,
7tesofUed. That the Conptroler after i've DAYS
lsnotce In The official journal, giIege of running
d rom the foot Of street DistrcS
for the term years from tie date of1he PRO
val ofsthe adjudication By the Common Council
Resored That the ComptFo warrant on the
snrer for yfnent Of the following bills
James Nimek, for655 barrels coal for use Of
4 city. "a to March IS, 1856 S35370;
Beehe & CO., for raops, brooms and feather
busters, for.guseG Of porter off, City Hal, A
January Is 1856 IA 80
George Allan, for repairs and putting up gas
fixtures III porte1s room for use of The
4; 7 -, -
y surer's notice to the public, March 5lh,
5sG1 1856. ~ W
sllas chickeriag, for refreshHlsnis /, furnish
#5ed officers Of election, held n FEB. a l. 1856, 6 @
for Constable of Fifth, Sixth and Seventh
Precincts.tdy S12 each 80 90
sPicayune, for advertising Mayors notice Of
sthe pos tponemeBt of the spring election. SEQ
Crescent, for advertising proceedings of &&
Board Of Aiderme D. and for extra printing; "
W Wa lasss pay Roll Fifs Dsiriet, for
stfeet q Gonas Ray Roll ior March,
4 ia5S.>.,.. .. z .62l Wy
Philip Power. aaryas Messenger ofaIayor5 ! s
chofl slaae oSer oI Holding thirty IN y
IT yeyors nay roilfor March, 1856 1926 81
| 4. blanchard, keeper Of police Jail. S&
| Ratons to slaves for March, 1856, 1888 Go ti2$3
Salary as keeper for Ma oh, SO. SO 90
| BilIforcorn mill lime and soap. IS 23-s4 53 So
! Clerk Supreme Court costs i'll following GASES
l. Matthews, Finley Co. vs.. city $40 20
Geo. Cfonan7 vs. city ......3...... $50
3 Godfrey Rudolf VS.. city,. t1s 90 SAY 20
| w. Mott, Clerk of Fifth District CONT
1 Costs in cases of city for recovery -
Of sxss s s5Is55 ;s.i 70 90 80 90 ,ez m
IF I3pfi1 Murr
I Girls House Of & efuge. .....&S21o %
4 sWardens Church of st. Louis s 'as
4 For one YEARS. rent Of building ~ ='.
adjoining courts on ST. Ann -z-.-z
55 street, for of courts from 80
! & May is, 1855, 10 May IS, 1885,. $3.50 90 =.=.l
4 F or running and lighting clock of -
church year from May $, IS AGO oN-s1 ,1so g
i Il. Strong, porter, for washing towels in - ].
offices Of City Hall for hlarch, 1856 ...., Sc /:
a Bennett & Co.. for buggy hire by deputy of
Street Commissioner, in taking census on -:
+. S. Meilleur, sup't Insane Asylum 1850
tEKeeping insane for March, 1856. $219 90 =
4 Salary as Supit for March, 1885,. 60 90
9 Petty peuses for March, 1S56.. u s0-$291 81
for March, is5S: s45 OF
l while at Cincinnati at work on steam lire
y 4i6engle Young America. $50 W
A Tho following resolution, accompanying the
same report, was read, the rules 2 being sua-
II pended, and unanimously adopted
u Isl Resolped That the adjudication made by the Comp
Il ,roIIer, on the 3lst March, 1856 the privilege
running ferry from the foot of Jackson Fonrii
a District, w. A. High, be and the same is hereb,
II rejected. f5s$' :.
r The following resolution, referred to in Til
q same report, was, on motion. laid on the table
. A resolution authorizing the Board of Commission
of the Fire Department to appoint Secretary an
, fixing his salary
! STREETS AND, LANDIN
Mr.. Thayer, on behalf of the above commit
: tee, offered the following report, which was rea
: and adopted:
: The Committee on Streets and Landings have III
honor to report the following subjects referred t
them, viz:
Upon the petition of Patrick Flynn, contractor TO
: cleaning, deepening aud widening the Me!pomen
Canal taskng that the Surveyor be authorized /
issue 10 him his certificates" your committee report
after having made due investigation of the matter
that the average depth Of the canal as dus being shor
of tina, demanded in the contract the Surveyor yer
Justly withheld the certificate but having required 9
c The contractor greater width than that specified l.
the contract, your committee recommend compromise
and that the Surveyor issue Mr. Flynn certifcat
deducling tlerefrom $500, for which resolution
presented for your adoption :
: The petition of citizens and property-holders o
Mnunsel street, formerly known Magnolia stree
i ssasking permission for the construction OF plan
+ road said street from the New Basin 10 FeHcu
road. under the superintendent OF the surveyor,
y ut their own expense, your committee recommend III
y granting of providing the shall be done in accort
1 ance with the forms and requirements OF the new cit
u charter.
u tors OF the Public Schools OF the Third District, as
&c ing that the lot on Dagatelle street, where scho
house is now being built, be filled by the Street Con
e. missionern your committee approve and recommer
the following resolution for your ADOPTION instructor
lie the Street Commissioner 10 fill the sad lot.
III The petition of property holders on SIKH stree
le Waskiug the removal of bridge encnTnberlng Il
banquelte for a space of IL feet and belonging TO
lie Paelnan and represented as having been the eau
III of many accidents, has been duly attended TO by yo
committees who have ordered the Street Commission
=, 10 remove said bridge in accordance with law:
Ill The petition of N. Filzs simmons, +" complaining
We the bad condition of the streets in the vicinity of
ef Jackson Railroad Depot and the neglect of the co
tractor for cleaning and repairing the streets in st
~ ~, vicny," is referred also TO the Street Commission
Gu with instructions enforce the ordinances and requ
~ said contractor fulfill the terms of his contract
,e Your committee report adversely TO granting
as petition of propery-hoders on Lafayette street,
nu tween Magnolia and Galvez streets, "askng U
~ lamps be placed on said street,, The appropriate
ne being limited for this year is the your CONN
III III tee assign.
us Concurrence is recommended in the resolution
ca the Board of Aldermen authorizing the reet &c
missioner grade Perllliat street from the nersecl
el- of Girod TO 81. Paul streea
. Your committee recommend the adoption OF the
solution sauhorizing The sale OF contract TO te
hu each side of Melpomene Canal and on each
he amending the by striking out the words on
ms side of lIlponene Canal, and u Deeming The eSpe
'oe of protecting the crossings by fencing the ends of
IN, Your committee, after due consideration, recc
mend the rejection of The adjudication of contracts
IN the Comptroller, February 25h, 1856, VITO IN
inv Williams for cleaning The paved aud unpaVed,
or, keeping in repair the unpaved streets OF The Fot
Ward al nj 600 security, Henry McGu