New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-25
J. EAGER. Chairman.
ADAM GIFFEN.
A. CHIAPELLA.
|. BRIDGE.
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N every one hundred dollars of their capital stock
hail be levied upon every free bank doing business
II the City of New Orleans, urGer the Free Banking
.aw of the Slate Of Louisiana.
Yeas 80 Messrs. Banister, BENT, Bridge,
chambers, Chiapella, Eager, Fabre, Gifen,
tuyol, Howell, Landry, Long, Rusha, Stith,
Lheyer and Vioett---16
On motion, the foregoing resolution was sent
20 the Board of Aldermen for concurrence.
Resolvsd. That The Comptroller warran, on the
Treasurer for payment Of HE following bills:
2efrsshment bills furnished officers of eIec.
ton held January 81, 1870: to fill vacancy
for Re preventative in Third Representa-
tive District:
R. S: Morse, 5h Precinct ;;......'s1a
SANS Oyster Saloon 9Th Precnt... u
Clerk of Supreme Court COSTS in case of G..
Bergman VS.. City. ................ 10 40
Copy of decision City VS.. Southern
Bank. neutrality-suspicious.. . W. IL ~
B. W Cohen, copy 9: Directory for 1856,
for of Committees on Finance. 90
W. Maary, fitting up election polls 7tE
Precinct February II, 1856. .......... rs
National newspaper subscription, Mayors
Office. year from January l. 1856 ...... 10 90
J. McP herson, salary as Assistant Potter
for January, 1856. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. as co
Heath IL Miller. bill soap and wick for use
of City Hail. Sept. a, 55.............e %
c. Z. Mozerat, Lieut.. Third District
Police Station, rations to prisoners for
c. Il. Forno firing nigh, gun Fourth Dis
trict, for January. 1856. ,............... Is 30
L. Rousseau, firing nigh. gun Second Dis
j. Kea , M Lieut.: Fourth District Police ''
Stallion, rasions to prisoners for January,
j. Fren.aux Lieut. Second District Police
Station, raons 10 prisoners for January,
1856. ..........-....... Sd 40
Hire OF slave for January, 1856 .... Is 00-1o9 40
L. Adams LIEUT.. First District Police
Station, ra,ions lie prisoners for January,
Thos. Clarke, iii medicines House Of
Refuge for Girls, from Sept 2lst 10
Dec 9Th, 1873. ...:.:.....r;..:;; 10 50
Chambers, Chiapella, Eager, Gifen, Guyol,
Howell, Landry, Long, Russia, Stith, Thayer
and Violett-16.
ResoZrtd That Messrs. G. w. Robent!sch and
Stephen Daneron be and The hereby pied
as the securities Offered BY = T. slseg, as Commits
The folloHing resolution, adopted by the
Board Of Aldermen and referred to in the above
report, was on motion concurred in by the fol-
lowing vote:
Yeas -Messrs. Banietcr, BENT, Bridge
Chambers, Chiapela, Eager, Fabre, Gifen,
Guyol, Howell, Landry, Long, Russia, stith,
Thayer and Tiolett---16.
A resolution authorizing the Comptroller to warrant
in favor O; VIM. PheIan for the sum of S94 25.
The hour having arrived for the joint session,
the Board of Aldermen met the Board Of Assist
ants in their Hall in
" JOINT SESSION.
The rolls being called, eight Aldermen and
nineteen Assistant Aldermen answered to their
names, viz:
Aldermen -Mcssrs. J, Culbertson, Bailey,
Dupre, Denegre, Durell, Gilmore, Price and
Pride---S.
Assistant Alderman---H Hon. E. L. Tracy,
President: Messrs. Banister, BENT, Bridge,
Chambers, Chiapella, Eager, Fabre, Gifen,
sGuyol, Hebrard, Howell, Kelly, Landry, Long
Rusha, Stith, Thaycr and Violett-19.
On motion, the Common Council proceeded to
the election Of an Assistant Recorder for the
Third District.
Mr.. Webster Long was nominated, and there
being no opposition, he vas declared duly
elected Assistant Recorder for the Third Dis
trict. .
On motion, the Common Council proceeded to
the election Of School Director of the Second
District.
Messrs. J. Cassard and Gustave Legardeur
we're nominated
MIR. Cassard received the votes of Messrs.
Dupre, Durell, Gilmore. Price, Pride, Banster,
! BENT, Fabre, Landry, Long, Russia, stlth and
Thayer---13.
! Mr. Legardeur received the votes Of Messrs.
Bailey, Culbertson, Denegre, Tracy, Bridge,
| Chambers, Chiapella, Eager, Gitfan, Guyol,
Hebrard, Howell and Keliy---l3.
/ There being tie vote, the Board proceeded
to second ballot.
Mr.. Legardeur received the votes Of Messrs.
Bailey, Culbertson, Denegre, Price, Pride,
| Tracy, Bridge, Chambers, Chiapela, Eager,
Gifen, Guyol, Hebrard, Howell, Kelly and
Violet -l6.
Mr.. Cassard received the votes of Messrs
Dupre, Durell, Gilmore, Banister, BENT:
Fabre, Landry, Long, Russia, Stith and
Mr.. Legardeur, having received the requisite
majority, was declared duly elected School
Director for the Second District.
On motion, the Common Council proceeded tc
the election of School Director for the First
| District.
Messrs. Charles Callahan, DR.: B. IL. Moss
and DR.. O. Carey were nominated.
Mr.. Callahan received the votes Of Messrs
Bailey, Culbertson, Denegre, Pride, Tracy
Banister, BENT, Eager, Fabre, Landry, Long
Russia, Stith and Thayer-l4.
: DR.. Moss received the votes Of Messrs. Dupre
Durell, Gilmore, Price, Gifen, Guyol, He
brard, Howell, Kelly and Violett-l0.
Dr.. O. Carey received the votes Of Messrs
| Bridge, Chambers and Chiapella-3.
Mr. c. Callahan having received the requi
site majority, was declared duly elected echoo
n, Director for the First District.
The Common Council having terminated tn
election, the Board of Aldermen retired
On motion, the Board proceeded to its regula
business.
STREETS AND LANDINGS.
The following report from the above commit
8 tee was read and adopted:
! The Committee OH Streets and Landings have III
honor to report on the various SUBJECTS referred
> them, viz:
The report of the Surveyor, "regardng the ditch o
Claiborne street, and asking authority TO build raj
ing along the said diich-deenng IFS present cond
u lion dangerous"-your committee approve, and n
commend that authority be given to the Surveyor -,
construct said railing al cost not TO exceed $2ao
If which a esouon is presented for your adoption.
" The petition of Mrs. Simmons, late Mrs Ihor
per attorney s'regaydg the contract for draining III
d second section of the city of New Orleans" yol
Ii Committee have deemed it advisable to refer 10 II
l. City Attorney. 80.
e Upon The petition of citizens of the Fourth Distrit
lie IA skiing that the sidewalk on Anpuncation street
put in passable condition, and that a certain lot
. hled,:; your committee recommend that the Sire
Il Commissioners be authorized and instructed 10 till Il
said lot and repair The side walks, as pettoned fe
in accordance with existing ordinances, at the e
- pense of The proprietors, and offer a resolution
that effect for your adoption.
Your committee report adversely to the adoption
"a the preamble and resolution Sin regard to the dral
inc machines of the Second and Third Districts
II onnear rs from information derived from the Survey
=, thai the said sections under Two separate co
tracts therefore the views proposed are impractical
I'd The machines idle four days undergoing repal
during which time water oVerfloWed The lana
The machines now in good order, working we
- The water KEEP, down, and no complaint whaieS
~ made. ,,,,
IN iZng the Surveyor 10 place tag-stone crossing
The Intersection of DeloId and Dryades streets, amei
| ing the same by inserting the "Street COMMISSIONS
u in lieu Of the "Surveyor."
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