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The following resolution, mentioned In the above
report, was read and adopted, the rules being sus
resolution repeating Ordinance No. ST. Section q of re.
The following resolution, mentioned in the above |
report, was read and adopted by the following VOTE
the rules being suspended, and, on motion, sent TO
the Board of Aldermen for concurrence.
Yeas Nessrs. Magioni, Dolhonde, Hall, Holland, |
Huyghe. Kearny, Lombard, Phelps, Reid, Waldo
Rssosd That Surveyor be and he 2 hereby
put good aad With a sIs
possible The lsves from Toulouse to Duans ne
ices isvees and Wharves q The city q
The following petition, mentioned in the above re-
pert was ordered to be published in the official jour
nal in French and English according to the city
charter.
POLICE AND HEALTH.
Mr.. Waldo, on behalf of the above committee,
offered the following report, which was read and
adopted:
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Restitution from he Honorable ss Board Of Alder
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borne your conmiites report concurrence
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The following resolution. mentioned in the above
report. was read and adopted, the rules being sus
pended:
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The following resolution, mentioned in the above
report was read and concued in, the rules being sus-
| bake on his premises on Claiborne street.
| IMPROVEMENTS AND BUILDINGS.
| Mr. Huyghe, on behalf of the above committee.
offered the following report, which was read and
TIT Committee Improvements and Buildings beg
ha. they have been ashsa I By the City Gs With List
Sixth District Courts with the same
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The following resolutions, mentioned in the above
report read and adopted by the following vote,
the rules being suspended:
} Yeas .Messrs. Magioni, Dolhonde Hall, Huyghe,
Kearny, Lombard Phelps, Reid, Waldo and Whit
Reso,red That the CSmmitee improvements and Build
vi" G for s as ssy o "ss se FRITZ
Third and Sixth De. a GSas I and to have such
exceed in cost the of five hundred and orhve dollars
Rsea That the Cry Surveyor be and he hereby author
lied have the hunks constructed in the Second Dis
and eighty
The following memorial of the directors of the
ton, referfed to the Committee Education, and
{ ordered to be published in the proceedings:
To the honorable the Common Council Of The
MEMORIAL of the Directors Of the First District Public
house il u Seventh Plssias, %FsS Iet' eonsiain!
S @ G ang e.
) To the honorable the Common Council Of the
The Director, of Public Schools First District
within ths seventh Precinct Of the city, extending from
s to III f
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ing Of 80 superficial comfoabl
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It's M fs unfinished condition pee9a exposed din
svsses 4s sudden storm ha d he building
both are from The main SHdn under the snDe
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School house itself well these branches far disar
bs s hs % ssa S
have
ties in the pupils but have compelled
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Council designed confer: Your meoTss Therefore
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peraivey requires the employment additional teachers
that the balance Of the annual appropriation on hand Is
sufficient this and other wants of he sch
Your memorialits therefore deem their duty state thu
Seventh Precinct provided with the school
90 daIon required for its educabe children and ha
the erection of schOohouse for girls in the respectful
20 and salubrious section already suggested would to
residents only their proportiote share in the advantages
rs public education, and measraby increase the amount appo
toned to the City of New Orleans in part reimbursement
20 the mill levied the property Of her citizens for the
90 port Of free public schools the State large To effect tn
desirable object is respectfully ed that honorab
% body appropriate such munc pal derived
that class of the population Of the First District whose gno
iany ecklessness subjects them to the penal nri
dcon Of the Recorder. 1t is generally conceded that the fine
accrung from such be povdenay
than in dpeing ignorance and teaching the rising generate
the vital art OF self government Nor it be doubted TIN
M this fund be devoted sacedy to the erection and impro
ment OF public schools md libraries postery will reap
benefits i'll decreased criminal and the commun
enjoy greater degree of rational freedom.
70 Wherefore memorialsts respectfully that yot
honorable body will appropriate such funds and adopt sue
other for the rteance of the objects herein re
M will enable the directors of the schools to fulfil the
M ded them administrators of public educato
w within tie First District of New Orleans.
90 W. B. LINDSAY. President,
HENRY FLORANGE,
90 WIN. p. CAMPBELL,
Il. SALOMON,
COL j. NJ. DEMAREST,
CIARLES b. SINGLETON,
II. CLARK.
90 d F. MITCHELL,
JULES A. BLANC,
JOHN KEMP,
81 II. GILLlNGHAM
WILLIAM CORNELIUS,
MOsES GREENWOOD,
ROBT. NJ. LUSHER
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