New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-04

18th 1876 sseond ~ Of the Second Distric. Court
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1911 and for 1876, set forth II lie petition
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The following resolution, adopted by the Assistant
Board, was rejected as recommended in the forego-
ing report:
IS Il 1op W hopso on the
Mr.. Wilt, on behalf of the Committee on Streets
and Landings offered the following report which was
Eadopted, and the resolution and ordinance accom-
panyngs the same were read twice and adopted, the
4 rules being suspended:
The and have the to
Of lie Mayor the report Of the Surveyor to-
s &c tie
q @ m
this your committee to deem advisable to
Upon the petition Of residents the of Lafayette
and that lot at e
the Street Commissioner 10 enforce the ord
ot aoas 4hoas delay u'F
Quinn. for IsRhs lamps ely
Shss s. IL %s
M lie
Sfdaanss which The proportion due
tie public road Or Street can be collected and
responsible the said contractor for committee
cohtctor ay established in lis right collect his said
Il portion 10 be adjusted by the Street Conlmissioner
/ i i Es yHSSARD'
Ts s ss cS Ps he
Lafayette Tchoupitouas streets without
ordinance d determine proportion be paid by the
s. he @ q vss ha 5a1
city directed by ordinance No 2i7l of the Common
That ts onthe said 1eyes street
SaGs BE-
mssoas Who shall syer csrifsd accounts hereof against
P9I re sag
Yeas-M essrs Dupre, Gourdan, Harrison, Landry,
Il Montgomery, Place, Witt and Yennard-S .
The following resolutions, adopted by the Assistant
Board were rejected as recommended in the forego-
Ling report: a}S .n= AL A..
Henry lighting all the oil lamps of the city for
Aaas Wardeb II he and dedaeHs lis salary
The rules being suspended, Mr.. Place offered the
following ordinance which was read twice and
adopted and was, motion, sent to the Assistant
Fl Board to be c0ncurred in.
a 3# Yeas lessrs Dupre, Gourdain, Landry, Mont
4 gonlery, Place and Wilt. TN
Mays essrs. Harrison and Fennard--2.
providing fee bill for Tie Mayors office
w w Gsqas fep, ,, stsE
saie G sn zG
nscpts sopes e passes
smpoys ts once oi ne Mayor, the amounts
of eash certificate ownership of drays, CARTS other
For esc iesnse boarding .
F FoF eae p t1 q ve soiree %
4 For each monthly pass for slaves. g
For free Of color and registering s.
For Of ordinances and other official Documents per
a Mr. c tvp and seal OF
Provided hat no case shall any chrge he made my pub
TOrr
be further ordained Thatit shall tho duty of the Mayor
keep detailed Of all The fees received
eeaory he pgx s S m and
q his Office and month he shall render an account
s treasury Saanee which 5slgn Ill., hi;
from which fund until exhausted all contingent expenses OF
+ The following resolution, adopted by the Assistant
Board was read twice and cOncurred in, the rules be-
4 ing suspended: i
e e Yeas-Messrs Dupre, Gourdain, Harrison, Landry
N Montgomery, Place, Witt and Vennard-8.
for the celebration Of the it of July and approprens
Messrs. Dupre, Landry and Harrison, were appointed
\, members of the foregoing Joint Committee on the
\; part Of the Board Of Aldermen
maze to e B0aa On Rn scoo
e motion of Mr. Vennard referred to the Committee
Y on motion, the Board went into secret session.
Il |S8 The following appointments made by the Hon
j, Gerard Stth Recorder of the First District, wer
n confirmed:
COL Henry Foo Chief Clerk of the Office of the Reco
" lSder Of the First District,
james Coffee Second Clerk of the Office Of the Recorde
AZ of}the First District. ~.
- III After which the doors were opened.
.. The rules being suspended, MIR. Wilt offered tn
4 following resolution a,
Resop That annual contingent fund Of OO be- ana
hereby put the disposition of the Mayor of this city tor char
purposes said be drawn in monthly instamens
y of tic Mayor the Treasurer.
a. Amotion to adopt the foregoing resolution, wa
"a lost by the following vote
e e. Yeas-Messrs Landry, Place and Wits,
~ Nays-Messrs. Dupre, Gourdain, Harrison, Mon
to gomery and Vennard-5.
er The rules being suspended, Mr.. Vennard ofere
s on the following resolutions
er Resoiucd Thut article 4h of Ordinance No 49, giving TO Z
Mayor the right appoint the Market Commssaries be- and
Is hereby repealed. ..,
Resolpea resolution l776 placing The Commissari
lot several markets of the city under the special nstrco
of the Chief of Police, be also repealed.
CT a motion to adopt the foregoing resolutions, W
IS. lost as follows
70 Yeas-Messrs. Harrison and Vennard--2. -
Y, Nays-Messrs Dupre, Gourdain, Landry, Moi
Gu gomery, Place and Witz--6.
On motion, the Board adjourned until Tuesd'
ne next, Sth July, 1856, at o'clock, P. M.
s,5 CHAS. CLAIBORNE Seecr.rtay
N1AYoRALTY OF NEW oRLEAN
COMMON COUNCIL, City Hall
- City OF New Orleans, July Sd, 1856
u No. 2949.
Ralusd That committee Of three members of this Boa
sed and three Board OF Aldermen, appointed
the purpose II max ng arrangements to celebrate me ensu'