New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-05
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

10 TUESDAY, April %, 1856.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment. sf,!.
Members present: Hon. Z. L. Tracy ,Preai-
dent; Messrs. Banister, tBarbarin,. Bartlette,
Benit, Ghiapella, Eager, Fabre. Guyol, Howell,
On motion Of Mr.. Stith, Chas. W.. Hopkins
was appointed Secretary pre- tenn.
The reading Of the minutes was, on motion,
dispensed with.
Mr.. Guyol moved to take up the unfinished
business of the last meeting--carried.
POLICE COMMITTEE.
The following report from the above commit
tee, was read and adopted. The rules being
suspended, the resolutions accompanying the
same were read and unanimously adopted:
The Committee on Police beg leave to report as fol-
Isl Upon the petition of M. Clement asking liberty
to erect canvass building on Poydras street, for the
sale of ice cream favorable, in accordance with The
Ordinances regulating The samei a resolution Is pre-
sented to said effect. g.l-I y st y.- .a.- Liza
mission erect stalls in the St Marys market for the
sale of vegetables adversely, the ST. Marys vege-
table market has been repaired for that purpose.
3rd. On the petition of Pablo &c CO., asking liberty
10 erect steam engine their property on Royal
street, between Urseline and Hospital streets, avora-
bly,. They present resolution for said purposes.
4h. On the petition Of Daniel Graham, asking TO be
allowed TO boiler shop and forge on the square
bounded by Girod, Notre Dame, Fulton and Front
streets, the partially erect
ed in accordance with The ordinances regulating The
construction Of the resolution is, therefore,
presented 10 said purpose.
+ 5th ION the petition of Measrs.g Brewster, Van
Benthuysen & demonstrating against the removal
of their shop by the Street Commissioner, your COM
mltee cannot see why, the Street Commiss ioner
whose duty is 10 look to the construction of such
tablishments) should make complaints unless it was
direct violation OF the police regulations of the city,
which their petition fully admits. Your committee,
therefore, cannot recommend continuance Of the said
building, unless the be constructed agreeaby 10
existing ordinances A resolution is presented 10 the
aforesaid purpose. Respectfully submitted 3,r1 '
a. il: IT, HENRY GUYoL,
/, 800 .D ~ 5l- c.. BANISTER, a.
J. L. FABRE,
... .....s t. S. BARTLETTE.
RESOLVED, That permission be aud the same hereby
granted,to M. Clement 10 erect building PoYdras
Street, for the sale of ice cream etc.; provided the
same be made in accordance with the ordinances reg
ulang the construction of the same SAID building to
remain during the pleasure of the Common Council.
Resolved, That permission be given 10 Pablo Il Co.,
TO erect steam engine on their property Royal
street, between Ursuline and Hospital Streets pro-
vided the be placed in Fire proof building and
with The consent of the property holders. The same
remain during the pleasure of the Common Council
Rssolred, liberty is to Dsnl Graham
boiler shop and forge OIL the square bounded
by Grod, Noire Dame Fulton and Front streets, pro-
vided the be accordance with the ordinances
Of the Common Council; and provided, further, the
same shall be removed whenever the Common Council
may deem the same necessary.
Resozued That permission be and the same is hereby
granted
10 continue their boiler and machine shop at the
of Nutre Dame and Fulton streets, provided the same
ia erected in accordance with law and to the satisac
ton Of the Street Commissioner The same to remain
during the pleasure of the Common Council.
MIR. BartIette moved to take up the fol-
lowing resolution appertaining to the report of
the Judiciary Committee Of the last meeting
carried. g M. u.s. d 4sLsa-.e2
Reso2ped That the professional services of Miles
Taylor be secured to defend the interest of the city in
the Poultney suit now pending In the Supreme Cont
of the United Staes provided he will occept therefor
five hundred dollars and the additional sum of five
hundred dollars should the suit be decided in favor of
The city of New Orleans; and that the City Attorney
be instructed apprise him OF the passage OF the re-
solution and 10 correspond with him upon the subject
The yeas and nays being called for on the
adoption Of the foregoing resolution, the same
was lost for the want Of the legal majority by
the following vote: -,
Yeas. -Messrs, Banister, Bartlette, BENT,
Chiapella, Eager, Guyol, Howell, Kelly, Thayer
and Wiltz---10, -
Nays--- Messrs, Fabre, stith and Violett---3
Messrs. Long and Mcknight took their seats
ARTESIAE WELL. et
The following report from the above commit
tee was read and adopted; the rules being sus-
pended, the resolution accompanying the same
was read end adopted by the following vote:
Yeas Messrs. Banister, Bartlette, BENT,
Chiapella, Eager, Fabre, Guyol, Howell, Kelly,
Long, Mcknight, Stith, Thayer, Violet and
Wiltz--15. Mn,,
| The COMMITTEES on Aflesian Well beg leave 10 re-
port The following resolution: n,1n,,
~ 4 ..ts H. T5.5 ill., ISAAC THAYER,
nj eu,gal= fa=s#c.. u .ss .r5.l G. STITH,
/ 49, mlst 9j- l,1a.;r 4r'Er + S. HOWELL.
Resolred That The Treasurer pay on the warrant Of
The Comptroller 10 B. Crow, the sum OF SIX hundred
and twen,y-four dollars, for work done on Arteslan
Well from October 20llt 10 sl2lh December. 1900.
On motion, the foregoing report and resolu-
ton was sent to the Board of Aldermen fer
concurrence. 7'.'--- 0 .f''5'"- '--t'7
Mr. PriHra tnni- his seat