New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-17

in from, Of The steamboa,s, within ten Gays from said
notifications that they cause TO be erected beam
The levec throughat the of each square
to project the Ievee and prevent driving hereo; and
if The same be not complied with the Street Coms-
sioner will proceed TO ren'oyc and place heBsad
beams in accordance with this resolution, the e..
pense cfihe said lessees.
Resozged, That tsee Street Commissioner be and he
is hereby authorize and instructed TO notythe agents
or conductors oftie5 male Orphan Asylu near the
junction of Camp and Prylania Streets First District
10 discontinue after sixty days the COW stabing and
dairy on said premises, by removing the cows there
from; and if the said notice be not complied WIN the
Street Commissioner will proceed 10 aba!e the said
nuisance in accordance with law. All ordinances, or
paIts OF ordinances the privilege for said
dairy and cow sabling are hereby repealed
The following resolution, adopted BY the AS
sistant Board, was concurred in, as recommend
ed in the foregoing reports: y
A resolution authorizing the Street Commissioner to
employ the late contractors for cleaning The Fourth
and Eleventh Wards 10 clean the said Wards at the
late contract prices. 4Tt
The following resolution, adopted by the AS
sistant Board was rejected, as recommended in
the foregoing report:
resolution AUTHORIZING the Comptroller TO sell the
contract for repairing Tie plank andshell roads Of
city.
Mr. Pride,.o ION behalf of the Committee on the
Artesian Well ,ofered the following report, which
was adopted and the resolution accompanying
the game was read twice and adopted, the rules
being suspended:
The Committee onihe ,Artesian Well, in confo rInity
H.
Council, have The honor 10 report as follows:
Tile death OF the original contractor, Mrs Reed, and
the breaking of defective tube: have combined 10 de-
laythe work for several months but the obstacles
being fast removed ofsaid inblng under the direction
of6Ir. cI4aughlin who has undertaken the work al
$3.50 per mountaineering three men, whereas the late
Mr. Reed was required 10 work but two and received
per month 1850 his services The tubing is done
five hundred and and there is remaining now
ON fa nd ninety feet, which is sufficient TO carly the
1 work through clay st alum one hundred feet i'll
thickness, where sand is found which produces water
freely. Having the necessary tubing TO penetrate as
deep az the auger been, and considering the small
| outlay necessary 10 put it down, your committee
would recomend the prosecution of the work until
the tubing is all in the ground, "h* supply OF waite
i will be Notwithstanding 10 the prosecution OF
| this or aIy similar enterprise in or near our CITY,
/ The bills, now i'll the possession of the committee,
and ID da dH back as as Of
feet Of tubing, SO rs per foot, making S255-whict
is deposited in the Treasury and deducted from he
above amount, will leave ST. 500 0s 10 be pald-lhe
principal part Of which is for tubing; and as the said
| amount is past due, your Committee recommend the
payment of the same and oiier the following resou
| lion:
CHARLES PRIDE, Chm Board of Aldermen
ISAAC rHAYER, Chin Board ASS lderna1
| .. s. HOWELL.
Resozrea Tha, the T pay, the warrant OF
the Comptroller, The following bills:
Twobills of Leeds & Co., for tubing, .
one Of. ......... sl;s soS e. e. o.,e -
andone Of. .:........... soo oo-~2,si o IL
A. B. Reed, for services. ................. G2o DC
Nj, G. Amindinger, for labor and material for ,s-e,
pres, iy & Bien, or hardware s.
Price & Coulon, for pump and lead pipe. Is Sc
Or by os feet of tubing at SO rs per foot, s55 ol
e-e sg.asU Of
The rules being suspended, Mr. Bailey offer.
ed the following resolution, which was read
twice and adopted ::
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