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costs of the awning shed in front Of his house
corner M Gf Toulouse and pphis g ss
rial in conformity with existing ordinances
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The following resolution, adopted by the Assistant
Board, was called up and concurred in, as recon-.
mended In the foregoing report 5i..a''
Yeas: Messrs DeLabarre Dupre, HARRISON, Lam
upon hs coDen q the affair. & the ely etc.
MI Vennard on behalf Of the Committee on Streets
and Landings, offered the following report which was
taken up seriatim n 81 ls 5ls -
port spoa ssoxas subject. lsisffsd then. y r
Bayou Road belonging Bsrn.rd and ssmplsiasd .
pssos # neigh
given to b.
his during he pleasure s Common
In regard to the petition q O. Stephens Informing
5 81 III %
Investigation report resolution adoption author
Stephens Bill.
s.p Of Tssompson the
I @ and that
Pearl their expense ask that said bridges be
ds on sbs and
have the bridges made street.
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The first part of the foregoing report was adopted,
and the following resolution offered by the Committee
on Streets and Landings was read twice and adopted
the rules being suspended 2 NV l.3+i 80 iFdeFi
to continue his bsuiphss Of lime msnnastor1 on .hs
Bayou R9s hs to remain during the pleasure f the
The foregoing resolution accompanying the second
part Of the foregoing report, was read and, mo-
tion, was referred back to the Committee on Streets
and Landings: ''@N n = -5ft y = .f@'- D. f'2
Resooed That the Stree, Commissioner be and he is hereby
to accept the nd block paving made BY
bills for said work upon the owners of real property said
The third part of the foregoing report was adopted
and the following resolution, accompanying the same
was read and adopted, the rules being suspended:
.S i, igs md,
% st da not 10
Yeas !: Messrs. Deliabarre, Dupre, Harrison, Ven.
nard aud Landry. 5s.s I'D s,s
| On notion the Board took recess of ten minutes
At the expiration of the recess the roll was called
| Members present: Hon. II. NJ. Summers, president;
Messrs. De Labarre, Dupre, Harrison, Landry and
| Vennard--6.,i .sest l,as.atgss s5 VI y
4 The following resolutions, adopted by the Assistant
Board, were read twice and concurred in the rules
being suspended: iis ~, - H. .s-.-s..5
resolution authori.ing the Finsnee Committee
with
! Yeas: Messrs De Labarre, Dupre, Harrison, Ven
nara AnQ 1auGEy--O. 9--.,.tl.1i ~ ~
reolution approving the adjudication John Christie fo
removing Old vaults and building for the Parish
: | Prison and Police Jail 80 j..
Yeas: Messrs De Labarre, Dupre, HARRISON, Landry
and Vennard-5. u ~ gig NJ -I NJ n.. 90.
Y shelipg Broad street. sn[-
' Yeas Messrs. De Labarre, Dupre, HARRISON, Ian
II dry and Vennard-5. D.. Is,.a..y
hsms s aasnas to Henry
Yeas Messrs. De Labarre, Dupre, Harrison, Ian
dry and Vennard-5. ~ 7a6
resolution approving the adjudication Denis Cronnn TO
making sidewalks all the comprised between Cana
Csrondelet, ursuline Roman and Broad streets.
!, Yeas Messrs. De Labarre, Dnpre, Harrison, Ian
. dry and Vennard-5
resolution authorizing the City Physician for the secon
moving Of insane persons Asylum city
Insane Asylum at Jackson.
Yeas Messrs. De Labarre, Dupre, Harrison, Ian
! dry and Yennard-5.
The following resolution, adopted by the Assistan
e Board, was read:
Resolped, That the Committee Work and Prisons
they hereby authorized such articles of cot
ns Shoes be needed for the in the lnsa
ASYLUM.
$ Mr. Landry moved to insert after the words tWork
! House aud Prisons the words together with tn
7 chairman of the Committee on Streets and Landing
!, of the Board of Aldermen" Carried.
The foregoing resolution, in its amended FORM wa
. concurred in by the following vote, and was sent
the Assistant Board for concurrence in the ament
! ment. t N.' d.. ' .".--' .'."..-'. .a'
! Yeas Messrs. De Labarre, Dupre, Harrison, Lal
e dry and Vennard--5. .'
: On motion, the Board adjourned.
. 36[ Is us- CHAS. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.