New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-08
THE COMMON COUNCIL.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-There was meeting of
this Board last night Mr. Wilt in the chair and members
The reading Of the minutes sos, was dispensed q with
s | # the b BE d B as hs IS mo N s
private nature Laid on the subject to call,
ss 's s%a and
their in sundy resolutions and asked
resolution making the duty of the Recorders of the city to
collect person entering bonds security
sss 3 Psd into the TIsasasy SonSgIIsd
city, defining the duties of that officer Concurred
resolution making anpropria'ion for the Public Schools
The snspende resolution adopted, appoint
man Of the Third District place Of Mr. De Barre
Concurred in.
resolution inviting the Board of Assist
ants joint session. for the purpose eectng snndry scers
Several petitions were read by title appropriately re-
The Committee Finance their report which
The Landings presented their
in their this committee recommended several improve
msn,s, with view to the benefit of the health Of the city
for projecting the city agan conasion Of she small pox ETC.
na
construction Of hyhans in ali the city prisons and
the comfort Of the ns confined therein Referred to the
s w sn M the hat es s1s 10 a
adjourned until next Tuesday.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. p Present, a
quorum, with Mr. Magion in the the chair
supply Orleans jas and Insane Asylum.
Wit with Il s s % ING hsr a9 f
SION Hsss Nsssrs H
the COMMITTEES for the laying Of he reqaired
s H Ia Sa se the haSa
been referred well in view of the imperative
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| 10 he Hoard of Aldermen FOR concurrence.
Mayor in a pessags enclosing several eommuniea
recently offered s for se the city ToS sy him should not
chaser awaited The message and communications were ap
The eompollers Treasurer weekly reports read
The report Of the latter showed fund hand of S2S9 S.
Board Of Aldermen rsRGFtea @ il sssop0ns
burning the national anniversary, crested discussion
day being past and Insisting for which they
voting tor the original slO Ths amendment however, was
Ths Bosr4 Alsrmsp entered and an election for city
| City Printer-Daiy crescent
| BloR Of Deposit-Louisia9sS State Bank
The Third District schao Board ssnt in an invitation the
Board to Be present at the annual exhibition tue faa Dis
St fsioPs iS@9s's wsrs saE sssP
in he building whose basement they now os
eapy the books OF the library being exposed I" Damp ana
Mr. Holland offered rsouon stopping
i3 @ske sS boarding honss,' hey are called Lost NJ
Fleng strongly urged that the sale OF newspapers and cakes
! in the markets be prohibited ......
Other resolutions of minor interest," submitted and
| adopted
The Finance Committee reported routine matters and
submitted the usual resolutions for paying bills with other
which adopted The committee also submitted special
report upon claims of parties claiming be wronsa
sese which rejected OF the claims na advised the
| ment Of others. Adopted -
The and Landing Committee submitted srepor and the
following resolutions For repairing IRENE Makedoped
repairing Saraparu Market-adopted For sheg pan
Royal the Bayou St JoLnadopten
paving Natches from Camp Magazine with
block stones-adopei For having the taken ont of Ci
Canal in order promote afreer dranagdoptei For
liking up wharf No Second Section for nuisance wharf
present wharf being the lessee in exchange
Iheefor-tdope raising the grade of the sidewalk in
Coliseum Place Baptist Church. conquered int
! being fron the Board of Aldermen.
The Committee Police and Health submitted resolution
permitting B. Smith Cote portable engines hosting
ice into their warehouses Gastn and Common set0
| Adopted.
The Committee on Improvements and Buildings submitted
resolution building lookup for the Upper Station II
! the First District NJ II exceeding $50 V.
Holland presented. in different shape, his resolution
prohibiting the sale of cooked uIn
a. in toe markets Nj. Femuiug insisted ou his @ucgt
newt that r AMI be also pCIh,3ig
| nj ID wus sac.peI Tle resolution amsndei tha
| tinHred-