New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-09

to be concurred IN.
Yeas Messrs. De Labarre, Harrison, Howell, Ian.
dry, Vennard and Wiltz-6.
4 Nay: Mr.. Dupre-l. ''
escipe That the Comptroller authorised public
paper for bsnquetting
in accordance with specifications Surveyors ocs
said adjudication to be approved rejected by the Common
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr. Dupre on behalf of the Finance Committee
offered the following report, which adopted, and
the resolutions accompanying the same were read
twice and adopted the rules being suspended:
The Finance Committee have the report they
the nee Of Armand pupIe security Of Flu
70 that eject offer resolution. - -
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satiun forced recommend its rejection
ss say be
increased during the term for which said officer has been
also examined the petition Of Henry Bezou Clerk
nishsd with safe for the purpose Of deposng all
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and for that purpose offer appropriate resolution:
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with copies q all contracts entered into by tho
SUPERVISION Of the said has been
Committee Considering that there necessity for
risa a would i be the city,
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ant Of The Second District to wit Armand Dupe
be s h hs,ssy ss Third District
Court be and he hereby authorized suitable
90 sd es Us 9 the said provided the cost Of the
Yeas Messrs. De Labarre, Dupre, HARRISON, How
ell Landry and Vennard-6 -S
The following resolution, adopted by the Assistant
Board, was rejected, as recommended in the fore
going report
with Of each and contract entered
into by the city with parties Sr the Of work which
Mr.. Vennard, on behalf of the Committee on
Streets and Landings, offered the following report,
which was adopted, and the resolution accompanying
the same read twice and adopted the rules being
suspended.
Yeas: Messrs. De Labarre, Dupre Harrison,
Howell Landry and Vennard-6.
The Committee Streets and Landings have the honor
the following subjects referred to them VIZ
the Of
ad of the 4n bs sy the &C. es
committee and coneiding fully in the views
n III he a
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Third Districts with shells also to repair with the
s
of The Street in with the COMMITTEES,
plans and specifications of the Surveyor.
ton Of the counc the the on Gaepe
from Howard the depot Of the Nsy Orleans and
nuisance by causing the to be laid paved Com
/" make aai
the new City Charter at sr own which Com
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five days Smelling with lake shells
and decayng parts of the plank roads the Fourth
advised in the resolution nstueting
Claiborne street north side Of middle ground snid
fro" St Bernard r!sas Whit
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ST; DE LABARRE.
lied the after Ave days notice. ~ he
the I hs the 's
Third Districts Of city keep repair
so taken up such roads as will admit
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Streets and Landings and in accordance with lines and levels
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toned be subject the approval or rejection of the
The following resolution, adopted by the Assistant
Board, was concurred in as recommended in the fore
| going report 8,
Yeas Messrs. De Labarre, Dupre HARRISON How
ell, Landry and Venard-6.
resolution authorizing the Comptroller to advertze in the
lake shells the decayed and decayng of the plank roads
The following resolution, adopted by the Assistant
Board was rejected as recommended in the foregoing
report
resolution nstructing the Street to make ou
anew bills 70 be snbrog4ed 70 Too Marquee contractor for
ding and Smelling Claiborne street on the north de Of
| Elysan Fields street, etc.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE
Mr.. Landry, on behalf of the Special Committee tc
whom referred can Ordinance to protect the City
| of New Orleans from the Contagion of Small Pox, .
adopted by the Board of Assistant Aldermen on the
I'd day OF June 1851 offered the following report
which adopted and the substitute offerad by tbs
Committee and accompanying said report adop
ted by the following vote ::
Yeas Messrs De Labarre, Dupre HARRISON How
ell, Landry and Vennard-6.
The Special Committee to whom was referred Ar
Ordinance for protecting the City of New Orleans
against the contagion Of Small Pox, beg leave to re
port the following substitute for your adoption:
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-... BENZ. S. HARRISON
SEC l. Resorea That the Board of Health be authorized to
M from pHee Ard That the
of snid vaccine by the Common Council
SEC Resoged That the reception of said vaccine III
papers in French and English the said vaccine be pro
cured by physicians and midwives gratis application thei
SEC g. Resorea, That the City Physi allowed
will BE- vaccina'sa s. all those requiring
saturday and hs the Of Ave dollars be allowed then
p nit P5'sssIs sn Do ays 'f"S S
cinaed and said popeors shall every saturday, to til
physician of each vaccine department in their district cerif
said depot lave been vaccinsed and it shall be I'll
duty of the City Physicians report the City Council all de
lnquents.
seq . Rssored That the Superintendent of Public School
be authorized to issue order department said school
that no pupil be permitted the who does
duce n certificate of vaccination.
SIC g. Reoted That shall be the duty of the physical
OF the police jail to examine all slaves therein confined
those thar therein daily placed for the purpose
tanning whether said slaves yaccnaed and yaccinn
such are not and that the of dollar and fifty
each be paid t. said physician by the OF the slave beto
SEC I. Resolved That City Physicians be required pr
sent 10 the City Council monthly statement showing the
Der OF who have been vnccnated according the abo
ordinance,
The following resolution, adopted by the Assistan
Board was referred to the Committee Streets an
Landings
resolution authorizing the Surveyor have all the
repairs made to the the Police Jail Ii
sane Asylum, Parish Jail, etc
On motion, the Board adjourned to the Chambe
of the Assistant Board of Aldermen.
JOINT SESSION.
The rolls being called, the following members al
swered to their names, to.wit:
Aldermen The Hon. P. S. Witt, President pr
tenn; Messrs. De Labarre, Dupre, Harrison, Howell
Landry and Vennard-7
Assistant Aldermen The Hon. J. Magion, Pres
dent pro tenn; Messrs. Campbell Dohonde, Flemn!
Hail. Holland, Huyghe, kearny, Lombard Phelp
Waldo and Whitney-l2.
Mr. Harrison moved for a recess of ten minute
Lost
On motion, the Common Council proceeded to tt
election of the official journal.
Mr. Lombard nominated the Crescent.
Mr. HARRISON nominated the Creole.
The Crescent received the votes OF Messrs. De l.
barre, Dnpre, Howell, Landry, Magioni, Doihond
Hall, Holland, Huyghe, kearny, Lombard, Phep
Waldo and Whitney--l4