New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-22
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the election " he We ~ Jnne, iS0b Car
Tied. "A II
OH notion the name Of Mr.. Eugene Delery was
for that Of Mr. Charles Xunchen inspec
tori tile eleventh precinct in the eighth precinct
# that of s. H uton in place of A. p Ellis; in The
ninth precinct, that of Theopho Delarne, ST. in lieu
I'LL 0f a0s sDeafile $SSsS hi s555
II the twentieth precinct Inspector, 7. witt
\ Clerk, Robert Wynne.
In the tWeuty-frst pfecinct-Inspeetor, jacques
gharbonnet Clerk, .. e. Bartheeiny. N #
II the precinct BOLTON; in lier
D of ID. Doiton 85@53I
Mr. ger moved to take up the business where il
was ieft5of at the last meeting. $ss 3Is
The ordinance providing for the sale of the lease
of the New Orleans City w ork house, published ii
II the proceedings Of the last neeting) was taken
q Messs. Banister, Bridge and Russia, took their
i seats R8S
= Eager moved To- take up the ordinance section
1 by section. Carried, 8 Il
MI. Eager moved to amend the first section By u !;
sefting :. first July in lieu Of 6 first June,
v Carried. 8#ta
The first section, in its amended form, vas then
read and adopted. by the GLOWING vote
cas- lessrs. Banister, Benit Bridge, ghlape,
Eager, Guyol Hebrard, Howell, Landry NC Knight,
Rusha, Stitll, ThaYer and w it'll Y.
Messrs. Eabre and kelly &s
Second section. a dopted.
M Stith moved to amend the fourth section by
inserting, that the shall work nof more than
&c Il ten hours, in lieu Of twelve hours Lost
by the following vote and sent TO the Board of Alder
* men for conctfTe nce: i u
Banister, BENT, Bridge, Ghiapella,
Eager GaYoi, Hebrard, Howell, Landry Nc Knight,
Russia. sstitIl, Thayer aud Wiltz--l4.
idessrs. Fabre aud Ke ".
The following resolution, adopted BY the Board Of
Aldermen, was read the rules being suspended, and
concurTed In by the following vote s
EDS Messrs. Banister, BENT, Bridge, Chapella,
Eager Fabre Guyol Howell, Hebrard, Kelly, Landry,
A Mcknight Rusha, Stith, Thaye and WIltz--I6.
ess q son s
N Mr.. Eager moved to reconsider the vote on the
resolution to pay sundry persons published i9 full
Mr. Eager moved to amend the resolution by striking
out that part regard to paying q W. Jonte Justice
ofsthe Peace. $lss so for copies Of Judgments at
I fifty cents each. Carried.
on motion, the resolution IN its amended form was
adopted by the following vote, and sent to the Board
II of AZ dernen for concnTre renee.
cas- Aiessrs. Banister, Benit Bridge, Chiapella,
Mcknight, Russia, Stith, Thayer and Wiltz--15
The following resolution was read the rules being
suspended adopted and on notion sent to the Board
Y of Aldermen for concurrence g5 diva 81
esotre That the Board Of Aldermen be requested to meet
s Bea e N pass 81 this evening
The following ions were read the rules being
4 suspended, and adopted BY the following vote:
Afessrs. Banster, BENT, Bridge Chiapella,
Eager, Fahre, Guyol, Hebrard, Howell, Landry,
Mcknight, Russia, stith, Thayer and Wtz-l5.
Rssozssa support
Public Schools continued until otherwise provided
selss That the Mayor hereby authorized contract
3 asnf bra
Tie rate s e. hnHsed and dollars
sloped down siass 81 aaa g
te Z e made M Completion
& M a ans
On motion, the foregoing resolutions were sent to
the Boardsof Aldermen for concurrence:
eSprd That the Comptroller sell after ten days notice In
goal er the tern e one from
sa Tha eop,roer sell notice
pss a o
By mon q
STREETS AND LANDINGs.
Mr. Thayer, on behalf of the above committee,
offered the following report, which was read and
adopted the rules being suspended, the resolutions
u accompanying the sumo were read and adopted by
8 the following vote ::i55B I'd # y
Y Eager, Guyos Hebrard, Howell, Landry, Mcknight,
Rusha Thayer ytz and Tracy--l4.
The Gommttee3of Streets and Landings have the !
honor the following subjects referred to
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petitoaed
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beabided ~ ii letter and spirit I, n -
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s sasss IRON 'asf s0hsas'@on
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sa pa ssaleS ooa M e
for which j. presented for your aaop
his Council y the lessee Of the
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lighting oil q the city for rs a sn To-
sas !, hereby author,
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af s BE- fETs he hereby author
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rains may sufficient applied to keep the lands OF
said section free from overflow.
Pc &$ 8st POLICE. ,=g
Mr.. Wilt on behalf of the committee, offered the
following report, which was read and adopted:
committee Police which referred the resolution
passed the Board Aldermen granting the 10
Ia a DeIse and DeLise to build cotton pickery
al the and Clou streets beg leave
mend concurrence Of this Board to the said resolution
HENRY GUYOL
= E5'.s.53 BsEy5 #}SS5& ~ j. l.. FABRE,
The following resolution, referred to in the forego
ing report, was read the rules being suspended and
unanimously concurred in
resolution granting permission 70 l. Gaschet helse and
Victor Dse TO erect Cotton Peker at the corner OF Mo.
reau and Gouet streets.
The following preamble and resolution were read,
the rules being suspended, and adopted by the fol
Yeas--Messrs. Banister, BENT, Bridge, Chiapella,
Eager, Fabre, ,Guyol, Howell, Landry, Mcknight,
Rnsha Stith, Thayer and Wiltz-l4.
Whereas BY virtue Of Resolution No 62s approved Nov q
1876 John livingston ESQ., City Attorney did receive tho
l9t day May 1856 from the Pontchaan Railroad Com
ay hundred and twenty nine bonds oil the city New
pany value Of thousand dollars al dated ny
10 1854 payable in thirty together with al me nnmanred
annual cent coupons attached sad bonds bearing
numbers, as follows q !. La, .5,, Va,
Frcm Bond No. ! to Bond No. 100 inclusive 100
81 81
-f3.s}t5 :. =AJt5g 2l0 30 rs II
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