New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-09

comptroller ii liz F8ydfas, ST. Marys and Vegetable
il Markets. Isl 81
a Comptroer for marking and branding all carts AMI
4 resolution approving the adjudication made by III
ii Comptroller for re pairing the paved and nnpavet
streets,and Keeping in repairthe pnpaved streets Q
The First, Seventh, Eighth and Ninth Wards,
resolution approving the adjudication made b,
Il fourth, nth and sixth sections.
A Asresou,On rejecting the adjudication made 10 f
p. White for repairing the paved streets Of the ,hr
A resolution authorizing the Comptroller to reese
contract for repairing the paved streets Of the thr
i section. @ s55 H
i A resolution instrucdng the City Attorney 10 TAX
such legal proceedings he may deem proper to com
pei the members and officers of such FIRE companies
refuse 10 deliver their fire apparatus the Committee
on Fire, appointed toirecelve the same
A resolution abolishing The ofice of Chief Of the
/ Fire Department, and Engineer and Assistant Engi
j neer OF the steam IRE engine.
4 An ordinance to establish a uniform rate OF take
and licenses professions, callings and other bust
ness, and on carriages, hacks, drays and Other We
4 Respectfully, cHAs. CLAIBORNE, secy.
i PETIT1oNs.
i The following were referred to the Finance
i Committee:
Il OF sundry persons asking payment of bills.
i The following were referred to the Fire Com
i mittee:
Il daring disarmament I'LL ;, .$ :, !.
II The following were referred to the Police
u Committee: s#E 4 @5.
Il Of3D. o. Nadand, Commissnry Of the Vegetable NJ ar
ket Second District in regard 70 the Triangular Mar
ket q said marked having been deslgnah, u e
pointed for said Market that he be authorized 10
Il act as Colnmissary Of the same.
EOf Philip Wlmann, contractor ior ilghnng the OIL
llamps Of the city, in regard deduction made from
81 Constantine KILL, asking permission to establish
an ice cream establishment on he leYee, peIWeen 81
4 Ann md Dunlaine streets. g4 58yE
The petition ot III D. Keen, whar6nger, Fourth
District asking that The city pay The costs in certain
suit Instituted against him for having removed sunk
en- Haboa, from The landing in said District was on
motion referred TO the y judiciary Committee.
Petition of j. r. Heiss s. Co, offering put up gas
regulator for The city offices, was motion referred
the Committee on improvements and Buildings.
Petition Of the Captains Of the steamboats, Princess,
Natchez and Southern Belle, asking that special
landing be appropriated to them, was motion referred
othe Committee on Streets and Landings.
he 81 s. Fart Farmer Of the Vegetable
be made TO said market, was read BY its title.
The rules being suspended, Mr.. Guyol offered
the following resolution, which was read and
unanimously adopted IL.
y Resolved, That the Surveyor be, and he is hereby
required 70 have repaired the roofs OF The Meat and
Vegetable Markets, Second District, and report the
cost of The same 10 the Common Council
Messrs. Tracy and Chiapella took their seats.
Res TIoNs.
y The following resolutions were read, the rules
Resorsd That the Surveyor be requested the next
meeting TO eportto the Board the of Smelling the
north side Of Espianude from Royal street the Bayou
Road and on the south side Of from Cla-
borne street to its connection with the Bayon Road
RESOLVED, That the judiciary Committee Of both
Boards be and they are hereby requested to prepare
memorial 10 the Legislature for the purpose Of amend
ing the City Charter so that the Common Council may
have the right to appoint special assessors for the city
and 10 make such regulations as the Common Council
may deem advisable for the interest of the city in the
manner of making said assessment.
Rssoived That the following gentlemen viz: Messrs
Charles Briggs, A. Brother J. Turges, Henry " Og-
den, Thos Sloo and w. Rayne chosen at meeting Of
the resdents and agents OF the Insurance Companies
domiciied in the city of New Orleans in pursuance Of
section a. of ordinance No 2491, approved December
9Th, 1855, entitled IAN ordinance concerning the Fire
and which, together with the Chairman
Of the Finance Fire and Judiciary Committees of the
Common Council, shall constitute Board of Commits
sioners for such purposes forth in said sec
lion No. 4S of ordinance No 249l be and the same are
hereby approved.
The following resolutions were read twice,
he rules being suspended and adopted:
Reso!ysd That the Surveyor be- ana he is hereby au
horized, 10 seat TO be made for the Judge
,fthe Second District Court and 10 purchase chair
or the same. "a 555s.3,, }3E7
Feas-Messrs Tracy, Banister, Barbarin,
3enit, Bridge, Chambers, Chiapella, Duoros,
Eager, Fabre, Gitfan, Guyol, Howell, Kelly,
landry, Long, Mcknight, Violet and Wiltz--
IS.
Resolrea, That the Finance Committee be author
md reporting the Treasurerhe names of the owners
the real estate OF the city returned by the Assessors
1s belonging 10 unknown persons; provided that the
ind that the paid said clerk shall not exceed
thousand dollars
Peas. Messrs. Tracy, Banister, Barbarin, Be-
nit, Bouny, Bridge, Duoros, Eager, Fabre,
1uyol, Howell, Kelly, Long, Mcknight, Violet |
and Wiltz-19.
.Nays--Messrs Chambers, Chiapella, Gifen
and T ,nDdrv--4
Rssolrea That section No. IS of ordinance No 1881,
approved December 49, 1855, entitled {; An Ordinance
professions callings &c. be amended by striking out
hat part which says and said application shall be made
under oath and that said section No SO shall read
follows:
SEC SO. All applications for licenses shall be made
in writing the Treasurer, in the of the appli-
applicants and shall specify the nature of the
business they propose TO follow, the number of part
ners the concern, with their names, and whether
they are resident or nonresident partners also,
whether 1t is intended that liquors are 10 be sold in said
business.
Resolved, That section 18th OF ordinance 1881, snti
tied IAN Ordinance 10 establish uniform rate of
g on every keeper Of jewery store &c.'
Yeas = Messrs Tracy, Banister, Barbarin,
Bsnit, Bouny, Bridge, Chambers, Chiapslla,
Duoros, Eager, Fabre, Gifen, Guyol, Howell,
Kelly, Landry, Mcknight, Violet and Wiltz--
10.
torney, asking the Council whether he should
take an appeal to the Supreme Court from the
Judgment rendered by the honorable the Fourth
District Court in the case Of the city of New
Orleans praying for the opening Of Philip and
other streets, was read.
| The rules being suspended, Mr.. Fabre offered
the following resolution in regard to the above
communication, which was read and adopted:
l Resolved That the Assistant City Attorney be re.
quired 10 take appeal in the of the city of New
Orleans praying for the opening of Philip and othei
| streets.
4 FINANCE cOMMITTEE.
| The following report from the above commit
| tee was read ad adopted:
The Committee on Finance have the honor 10 repor
upon the several matters referred TO them, as follows
Upon resolution 10 pay w. Phelan the sum 0
1914 rs for blacksmith work, adopted by Board of Al
| dermen December II, 1855 your committee report ad
versey, said work having been done without the pro
| per authority.
Your committee offer resolution for the payment c
| sundry bills, which have been duly examined,
Respectfully,
/ t~ &F1e ..,,...r.. ADAM GIFFEN,
| I. BRIDGE,
/ A. CHIAPELLA.
| (ConcluSion Tomorrow.
EsIREMEN'S CHARITABLE ASSO CIATION
| A CYPRUS GROVE AND GREENWOOD CEMETERIES
the Fremen's Charitable Association, situated the Mes
Ridge the BRIDGE ahonts miles from the city Ben