New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-30

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ali accounts and properly certified and to order
a asoa appropriated as ss; in the budget. 49,
FIRE.
Mr.. Waldo, on behalf of the above committee of.
Tered the following report, which was read and
adopted:
Your coramtee are aware that absolutely required
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go Respectfully submitted.
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The following resolution, mentioned in the above
report, was read and adopted by the following vote
the rules being suspended, and, on moton, sent 70
the Board of Aldermen for concurrence:
Yeas Messrs. Magioni, Hall, Holland, Huyghe,
Kearny Phelps and Waldo.
Nays: Messrs. Dolhonde and Reid.
Rolre That the Of $50 be- and the same is hereby APP
Gsade Company No provided said Company all the bal
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Charitable Association received said house from the Mayor
The following resolution was read and adopted by
the following vote, the rules being suspended:
Yeas : Messrs Magion, Dolhonde, Hall, Holland,
Huyghe, Kearny, Phelps, Reid and Waldo. O..
in the official journal that be will sell to the lowest bid
eub and wooden cutters the east side street
with the specifications on he in the surveyors
also re'rea That the Conproer be auth0Fized to s ad
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from Magnes to Broad il ord Me pef BE-
SUBJECT to the approval Of the Common Council
The following resolution from the Board Of Alder
men read and concurred by the following vote,
the rules being suspended:
Yeas Messrs. Magioni Dolhonde, Hall, Holland,
Huyghe, Kearny, Phelps, Reid and Waldo.
authorizing Committee Finance to cause to
Situated at the Corner Of Louisa and Royal streets
By message this Board was informed that the
Board of Aldermen had cOncurred in the following
resolution with an amendment:
resolution authorizing the Surveyor in conjunction with the
Committee and Buildings to cause all the
cessary repairs the City Hail. etc.
Amended by inserting and Committee of Streets
and Landings Of the Board of Aldermen
And, on motion, said amendment was concurred
in, the rules being suspended.
Mr.. Campbell took his seat.
PETITIONS.
The following petitions were read, and, on motion,
referred to the Committee on Finance:
uated the Bayou st. john for the of $4,000, etc.
+ s ssHs asas e Street informing
Council the Of revenues Of said market for the
The following petitions were read, and on motion,
referred to the Committee on Streets and Landings:
OF snndy asking hat plank walk be laid down
esf o ssas nS DISTRICT post
Of property Camp street. Caope
protesting against the paving Of said street with square
Company asking be dispensed from paving Magnolia
and that the plank road said street be allowed to
Of j. b Haughton Assistant whafnger of the First District
the wharves Of said distdct.
and holders the rear of The
the bitches made the eastern of Sd and 4h Streets from
Of Walsh contractor, asking that the city pay for l
s1n s put put he II. rs his
The following petitions were read, and, on motion
laid on the table:
as @ to s son s hs scS
ner Of fchonpitoulas and Orange streets
second banquet in front of his property of Palmyra
The following petition was read and, on motion, re
ferred to the Committee on Fire:
H. R. Robertson President Of Washington Fire Compan,
No2 asking the payment of $3.50 as an indemnhcaon
The following petition was read and, on notion re
ferred to the Committee on Police:
OF W. R. Campbell President of the New Orleans Meehan
Bakery asking permission to erect steam engine on til
Mr.. Holland moved that the petition of H. Dia
mond contractor for draining the third section
Third District, asking that the Council appoint
committee to amcaby settle his suit against the city
be referred to the Committee on Finance. Carried.
STANDING CoMMITTEEs-FINANCE
Mr.. Hall, on behalf of the above committee, ofere
the following report, which was read and adopted:
The Finance Committee have the honor report the fo
petition q Co., asking be
Of the city. Adversely.
quotes by her properly absadoned city
as s j. L. Daniels
S to e Claims Of the city The lands
urge their confirmation provided he be allowed half
he e NAY for his services
Upon the petition Of Thomas Lindon praying be paid s0
on Of the plank !S 70 road Liberty street committee
BY hin, sa.saInea and seF The
an Il e 70 ne ss rn
1856 they that the relief prayed for be extepdt
The committee also offer resolution providing for the
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The following resolutions mentioned in the abo,
report were read and adopted by the following vot
the rules being suspended, and, on motion, sent
,, the Board Of Aldermen for concurrence;
Yeas: Messrs. Magioni, Campbell, Dolhonde, Ha
, Holland, Huyghe, Kearny, Phelps, Reid and Wall
, 10.
Reso,red That the proposition Of j. L. Daniels offering
lands beqeshed her by the late stephen GirGd and j
services be and the same + hereby aeeepea - IL,
up written agreement between the city and the sad
which f found correct BY the Gig. Attorney The Ma
Il the costs and expenses
bill No 81 against n H. Benaeh for s75Nmade out in err
and credit the Treasurer with the amount of the
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the payment of the following bills
WV Randall, porter City Hall, washing towels for one u
up TO LIST Juy 1851 500
IL H. i-asere, Clerk Supreme Court, his fees in the
. suit Of city vs.. b. Kendig ..,....-......, IA 60
y h. Lasere, Clerk Supreme Court, his fees in
VI Orleans 81 So-35
e. &iitz, kecordero OF Mortgages for inscTip.
le tions Of judgments 18th FEBRUARY, 1857, Is
n SCHNEIDER a Co., cleaning prives OF the House
dc Of Refuge for Boys. ......,.......,,,,. 80
Water.Worhs Company. for placing under,
ground fire plug in Claiborne Market. -, ssS
Sheriff parish OF Jefferson, keeping property
We seized in the suit of city vs. W. ii. Garland le6
es The following resolution from the Board of Aid
men was read and conouned in by the following vo
y. the rules being suspended:
Yeas: Messrs Magioni, Campbell Dolhonde, HI
ee Holland, Huyghe, kearny, Phelps, Reid and Wa
as 10.
ig resolution transferring the Finance Committee
power to ACT the communication transmit cd the
Council by Adam Gen, City Treasurer, in relation
and omiss made during the collection Of the city
MIR. Dolhonde offered the following Teso,Uti
T R which was read aud adopted, the rules being
de pended:
ed lsossd That when this Board adjourn udosrns to
aSi second Tuesday in October, ISL