New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-14
TEE COMMON COUNCIL,

BOARD OF ALDERMEN body failed to meet
a evening pursuant te adjournment Five members
Tompkins After waiting proper time they adjourned die
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.--This body
held It's last meeting Cen Tracy in the chair and fifteen
from mh M % ns tive r IT. petition
er and indemnity property Of theirs Destroyed on the Hight
Of the % inst the other transmitting letter from the British
hight BoR We're 's s o Se to as
The Treasurer Eeported fund hand of so s and list of
the an Finance comnttee the eae d9 propos,s
Tor cleaning and repairing the paved streets of the city three
Mr. Eager Of the Finance Committee resolutions for
who, with their securities, adudged reliable ow
First Section, First District to S. NJ Forsay M 800
Third Section Second District L. C. billiard ssoo per
Second Section First District John B. at 35 per
First Section Fourth District to Joseph Keiser at 5000 per
Fon se est 5or Tan b sfs@ mG ss:
per annum: Lost for want Of \ legal majority.
f FG Or rsparn The wooden BRIDGES laying gunwale crossings
Ksissr at the tGlong requiring he bridges s per
EuwgSs ten cents per running foot Lost for Legal
FOR lighting all the oil lamps the city for one year. to John
Ahsr her. ind Henry Nasinn at SIS 80 lamp Adopted
rejection others ndasked in others Aopehe
hsro wn as qn a budget of t and required
h5oaligny rendered his resignation keeper
asked that the Board rafy his appointment Of his brother
Bonlgny his successor until the Office be filled by another
Petitions by t'e e iPpsnen' approved
FINANCE Committee reported upon matters
and offered the usual resolution for the payment of bills which
Mas oaGPe AG resolution for paying certain bills incurred
resolution for reundin certain mlknen the amount
money paid by them in iii their censes-aop
ed Also resolution approving the employment of r. RraI
ord ESQ., as counsel to assist the City Attorney in the suit of
the city against Martini Davis McLanatha Co. Adopted
The Street and Landing Committee reported resolution for
pairing The plank roads, tile not need for he mr.
pose of laying plank road at his expense OH St. Patrick
street. from washington to Seventh street Adopted.
Inc folce committee reported resolution
lSraee Charitable Association establish
rear OF the city, between St. Louis and Toulouse stree.adop
eu Also prohibiting the sale of diseased tainted
meal, poultry, etc., in the mnrkets-adoptrd ~
The Committee Prisons Warehouses renorted reso1u
tons for paying suny bills of the criminal institutions
which were adopted.
This being all the business the Board was about 10 adionrn
when Mr. Guyol called for information relative to he IN
which, s he had heard things had been going on for several
days He said that whatever had been dnne ti"t
officers and prisoners had been keeping holiday etc
Nobody giving the desired information Mr. Guyol offered
resolution for sspending the Warden Mr. Fargo and ledc
going on. 1t was adopted ~ ~ 1874
Mr. Wilt offered resolution of thanks Gen Tracy for he
able and impartial manner in which he had presided over The
board during the past year. Adopted unanimously
Mr. Fabre chilled the Mayors of e ordinance for
farming out the Workhouse motion was made to nerss IN,
the ordinance Lost. ~ - i ''
The resolution paying Messrs Hawthorn md Ettor r o
wees as Recorders clerks which had been laid on the table s
Jee to gall n previous meeting called up and adopted
MI Howell offered resolution that the Board adjourn 10 meet
on me 18Th lns Mt the lake, to parake dinner pro-
rded leach member pay SIS the expenses the same
The CHAIR Gr st) decided the resolution 10 be out of order
InnSmuch as he thought the city should foot the bill '
motion was then made to refer the resolution TO the Finance
Committee. Lost. - $3.50 ~
It next moved that the member Offering the resolution
foot the bill. Carried unanimously. ~
The Board then adjourned sine de