New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-04
Nays-Messrs. Durell, Dupre and Converse

nuthorzed 10 cause 10 be paired 500, pracca
ble all Plank Roads and Shell Roads, where there are
single BALLAST Provided the said shinge ballast does
not exceed in cost s. per ton, and the oyster shells
e pts per barrel The good plank taken up e be usea
control of the Committee on Streets and Landings o!
both Boards.
The amendment mentioned in the second par
agraph of the foregoing report, to the 'sordl-
nance concerning the grades OF the city OF New
Orleans was laid over to the next meeting
d, The following ordinance, offered by the Com
mittee on Streets and Landings, was laid over
to the next meeting:
Sidewalks of the City Of New Orleans: :.
Be it Ordained, That whenever the surveyor IN ms
Judgment deems itindespensaby necessary that new
grade should be made III any street OF the cry OF ne"
Orleans, he is hereby auihorzcd 10 execute the same;
which GRADE when iha Te
the fixed and permanent grade oil the cny' ana Dy
which all future surveyors shall be governed.
The following resolution, from the Assistant
Board, was on motion, relected as recomm ~
in third paragraph Of the foregoing report
resolution requesting the Street Commissioner to
lay wooden banque.tes on certain streets
The following resolution, passed by the As
sistant Board, was ooncurred in, as recon-
mended in the fifth paragraph Of the foregoing
report
a resolution rejecting the adjudication made Ed
mund o'Bren and s. B Fitch, for repairing the streets
of The Fourth and Eleventh Wards Il
The following resolution, offered by the Com
mittee on Streets and Landings, was read twice
and adopted, therules being suspended
Yeas--Messrs Bailey, Durell. Converse, Du-
pre-, Gilmore, Peire, Prague, Price and Pride
50
8 Resozved That the Comptroerbe, and he is hereby
authorized ard instructed to resell at public auc.oli
for cleaning the paved and unpaved and repairing the
unpaved of the Fourth Ward of the city OF New
Orleans for one year; aso the contract for year,
for cleaning the paved and unpayed and repairing The
unpaved streets Of the Eleventh Ward of the citYsaid
adjudication subject 10 the approval or rejection OF the
Common Council s@gs
The following resolutions, passed by the AS
slstant Board, were concurred in as recon-
mended in the foregoing report ..u. e...
Yeas-Messrs. Bailey, Durell, Denegre, Du-
pre-, Gilmore, Peire, Converse, Prague, Price
and Prids-9
resolution app owing the adjudication made to John
Lahey
A resolution instruc,ng the Surveyor to notify the
lessees Of the harves and levees 10 have the lsvees
put in proper repair:
Mr.. Pride, on behalf of the Committee on
Streets and Landings, offered the following re-
port, which was adopted
The Committee on Streets and Landings have
the honor to report on the following subjects re-
ferred to them, viz
Your Committee report adversely 10 the spetition Of
residents and business men, praying that Delori
be opened directly through T,vol Crce, deemi3g the
same impracticable al the present lime
The men ora of of the Third District, pra
ing that Shell Road be made FrenchmRn street 10
the Anc Canal Marigny and Gentilly road'' your
cmmi,lee report adversely 10 the repairing and
putting proper order, thu working Streets etc,
| the city requiring great cost, that improve
ments cannot reasonably be entertained xppcted.
..,. .s-.- w. o. DENEGRE,
| ,'z-- E}-1 NJ E. BAILEY,
| .,,~& 5---52@ JESSE .GILLMORE.
| MIR Durell, on behalf of the Judiciary Committee
offered the following report, which was adopted:
T he judiciary Committee to which was referred
resolution instrucing the City Attorney 10 take an
appeal in the of the city of New Orleans praying
for The opening of Phillip and other Streets adopted
by the Board OF Assstan, Aldermen January. 1856
report adverse The same, said judgment in liz opn-
ion OF your committee, being in accordance with The
law and the evidence adduced in said suit.
Upon q resolution authorizing The Comptroller to
warrant the Treasurer in favor OF II. Gobet for
S2773 20, adopted by the Board of Assistant Alder
1 men September rs. 1866 your committee report in
| favor of the same.
As'p''"u''' S EDW II. DURELL,
| 49, JESSE GILMORE,
! j. LUGENBUHL.
The following resolution, passed by the AS
| sistant Board, was, on motion, rejected, as
| recommended in the foregoing report:
A resolution authorizing the Assistant City Attorney
leans praying for the opening of Philip and othe
streets.
The following resolution, passed by the AS
sistant Board, was, on motion, concurred in, al
recommended in the foregoing report:
Yeas-Messrs. Bailey, Durell, Denegre. Du
!, pre-, Gilmore, Peire, Pride, Converse, Price
, and Prague-10. ...-'&
resolution authorizing the Comptroller 10 warran
on the Treasurer in favor of H Gote for S2,773 30
Mr. Gilmore, on behalf of the Police Com
mittee, offered the following report, which wa
adopted, and the resolutions passed by Oh,
Assistant Board mentioned in said report, were
on motion, concurred in, as recommended b.
the committee:
: The Police Committee, to whom were referred
, sundry petitions and resolutions, respectful,
submit the following report:
On The petition of the lessee of the small marke,
situate in the Second District, between the Beef an
Vegetable Markets. asking permission TO lei live pou
try etc, be sold al the vacant stalls of said market
report favorabIy, and offer the accompanying reso
On the resolutions below recited, adopted by iii
Board of Assistant Aldermen, they recommend con
curTence. @Ea-
Resolution authorizing the Police Board 10 appoin
Y policeman to act as Commissary OF the Ninth stree
Market.
continue his slaughterhouse, situate at the
Elysian Fields and Solidelle street, in the Third Dis
lrict l
Resolution granting permission TO Pierre Cherry t
il erect a blacksmith shop on Washington street.
Resolution granting permission to P. l.. Bernard t
: erect chemical laboratory OIL his property, situate @
i Resolution granting permission to Joseph Ury
continue his saugherhouse al its present location
4 District.
Resolution granting permission 10 Charles ynGel ,
erect steam engine on his Prope1ly situate on JacA
son street, near Rousseau i'll the F aurth District
: JESSE GILMORE,
n e. VIM. TOMPKiNS.
> 45 JOHN CULBERTSOE.
The following resolution, of. red by the Polio
d Committee, was read twice and adopted, tn
u rules being suspended:
Resolrtd That the lessee of the small ma rke, situa
i in the Second District between the Beef and Veget
BILE Markets. be and hereby permitted to allow Ii,
poultry and eggs be sold at the vacant stands in
10 market; also and oats by the pint and quart,
/ Mr.. Denegre, on behalf of the Committee G
Fire. offered the following report, which ws
+ adopted, and the resolution accompanying tt
10 same was read twice and adopted, the rul
-, being suspended.
y Yeas-Messrs. Bailey, Durell, Dupre, Dem
Is gre, Gilmore, Peire, Pride, Price and Pray
II, 10.
er The Fire Committee beg leave 10 report that i
lie late Third Municipality of the City of New Oreat
n leased from j. b. Lamothe for indefinite period
III certain dwelling house situated the then Third Niui
cipaliiy, for the use and benefit of Fire Company N
n s. That the said company occupied the said house
several years. and left the in most dilapdat
condon-thc doors broken down, floors torn up, pm
,itions carried away, etc. The obligation assumed
W the Municipality was TO place the house on the te
Is mnation of the lease, in the same good yrd
and condition which it was when receive
Ia | Your committee have visited the house, and
nj opnion that the said house could mol be repaired
y a less than fifteen hundred dollars The propf
lra fata Al o.