New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-03
Nays--Messrs. Bailey, Cooper and Raymond-3.
Mr.. Hebrard offered the following resolution, which
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Nays-Messrs. Bailey, Cooper and Raymond.
Mr.. Hebrard offered the following resolution, which
was read the rules being suspended
Resolsed That the city Surveyor and he II hereby
al Tie olt engines and AZ apparatus belong
and that said house be and it is hereby constituted
Rolue tr That the city surveyor be and lie i hereby
Ladder Fire anu place Sing ely DEPOT
Mr.. Bailey offered the following as an amendment
and addition to the resolution, which was read and
accepted:
That the Committee on Fire be requested report TO this
hose hose hook and ladder sopanss accepted and
On motion, the resolution in its amended form was
read and adopted.
The following resolution adopted by the Board of
Aldermen, was read, the rules being suspended, and
concurred in by the following vote:
Yeas-Messrs. Bailey, BENT, Cooper, DeLabarre,
Fleming, Hebrard, Holland, Huyghe, Oliver, Ray
mond and Reid--ll.
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Mr.. Bailey offered the following resolutions, which
were read, the rules being suspended, and adopted:
Rso1ped That from and after the passage of this resolution,
the % s.; Of the sh the 2Gh Of od ps G the
city liable be and the ishereby fixed twenty
day for each prisoner and no and tint the jill or turn
Resoire That Comptroller instructed give notice in
Journal for days inviting sealed proposals
received Il o'clock NJ the fifth day after the first III
psried Of three s t" n s ss on on
herewith For length time sad notice during
the time of receiving proposas Offers may be made for the
TWO poo Be- Ssd By the Canal aS
Te so re e1s proposa state te and
of security offered being understood thar security
unincmbered real personal security will BOTH
either separately be considered and it being further nuer
r n viii Vii be- pn % Id es % @
regards the obligations of the CRY towards tie old con
Yeas-Messrs. Bailey, BENT, Cooper, DeLabarre,
Fleming, Hebrard, Holland, Huyghe, Oliver, Ray
mont and Red-ll.
the several Of t,e claingans shall be held
carge during her absenae from the police jill and hat ali
charges paid BY the city fog the arrest Or securing Of any save
scsoss That Messrs D. roncy Co. and j Ilado be- and
faithful performance Of his duties keeper OF the Police
Feorea That Messs NJ Forgay nna Cummings be
for the faith III performance Of his duties keeper Of the Curt
ored Tatthe following securities offered by L. c. billiard
contractor for cleaning a the paved and unpnved
District place of Tia, contained in resolution No.
adopted June D. 1856 be AMI the hereby accepted
said securities shall have signed the Within days
| John Sewell for live hundred dollars.
| Michael Condor for three hundred dollars
Niehnei Hus5ey for twenty ye hundred dollars.
JOS Kaiser for twenty i've hundred dollars.
G. W. Shaw for one thousand dollars
Mr.. Bailey moved that the resolution granting per-
mission to F. c. Wright, to establish cemetery upon
tract Of land lying the GENTLY (adopted by the
Board of Aldermen the Sth April, 1860 referred
to the Third District delegation by the late Board OF
Assistant Aldermen, be now referred to the present
| Third District delegation.
Mr.. Holland moved that it be referred to 4 special
committee to be composed of two members from the
Second District; two from the Third District; one
from the First District, and one from the Fourth
al 1l,AJt
hfessls. Holland BENT, Labarre, Raymond, Burthe
and Oliver, on said committee
The following ordinance adopted by the Board Of
Aldermen was read and on motion, referred to the
Finance Committee:
An ordinance providing fee bill for the Mayors Office and
Mr. Holland offered the following resolution, which
was read, the rules being suspended aud adopted:
htSerd That thni portion Of e Mayors message Of ts
q j. Rem, a. Second Municipality, be referred
FINANCE CoMMITTEE.
Mr. Bailey on behalf Of the above committee offered
the following report, which was read and adopted:
The on En nj , have M honor to report "on The
uRon e9nl,4ss0n IL, o!n H. adfisn Of his
tract FOR placing railing around The Juckson monument. for
$3.50 Your committee offer resolution rejecting sud adjudea
rp2 hs pS Fl R N s 9nf to fs p ." Of
u5'sS 4 {:oie"bas, 'sSi"s transfer clothing
Upon petition Of Nessls J. R Toleaono L. Il adams ard
f. 4 Hart asking for extra compensation in tuaEg our tax bills
Uson from the Comptroller advising of lis
the prries a.s!s! to city Offices to 7 A. Yrmiie 70? sly
Co. It s. seas p9r barrel Your eonmtse recommend he
for all Of which they offer tie necessary resolutions
Upon petition Of f. H. sen's 'aimg payment far makin
yr mGns are Of oo @ ' he e 0 aoW 1--we q b
for the cerfidcats each is ] TO- cover he
and therefore Offer the necessary resolution said Sch
Upon The S Of b. Warren Bricke asking to be feev