New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-12

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Mr.. Beebe offered he following resolution, which
was read the rules being suspended, and adopted by
the following vote, and motion sent TO the Board
OF Aldermen for concurrence:
Yeas Nessrs. Nagion, DOlhonde, Hail. Huyphe
Kesrny, Lombard, Phelps, Reid, Waldo, Whitney
Beebe and Stickney-l2.
ssossd That The Cy Surveyor be and be hereby author
cost over twenty FIVE doJars-S25.
STREETS AND LANDINGS.
Mr.. Lombard, on behalf of the above committee
offered the following report which was read and
adopted
port upon the following subjects referred q them viz
l. Upon the communication of the Street Commissioner
February 81 inst submitting for approval Assistant
e. for the eighth and ninth wards Third District
your report ageeab 70 section No i25 Of lie
new cit charter ths BoTd OF Assistant Aldermen
snd with the advice Of The Board Of Aldermen"
Regarding the communication Of the Street Commission
with j. scha for furnrhing delivering the city for
Of old and construction bridges Of city will expire
18th February inst Of necessity reseng said
contract your committee report that provision has been made
for the same IN resolution reported BY your committee ID Feb
m Ss tie d sgg aoue son work Tor Odse etc. to be
3 Your committee report in favor petition of residents
and property holders neighborhoo6 the intersection
of Cgsomhouse and johnson asking that all
for adoption authorizing the Street Commissioner
sible. 80 p''
Upon the petition q sundy asking that the
and Tohoupioulss streets First District be abolished
vegetable aud fruit vendors removed therefrom the St.
er q he sad vegetable and Fruit Market desiring to
the s. Mays Market which effect they both agree
petition with Others etc resolution IS accordingly presented
and the transfer Of tn. lease Of said Vegetable
z he Mays said y @1 IT, a IS MlP
with good and solvent security al the obligations of SAID
aid transfer legally the said vegetable Ma Ike, 70 be abolished
g. committee having petition Of Philip
Herz Sexton Of the Lafayette Cemeteries Nos to the
surveyor asking that repairs be made to the fences OF said
cemeteries and also that vaults be built in Cemetery No
~ report in favor Of til, same and offer resolution for
adoption sath.rizng the Comptroller sell tie lowest bid
10 the oea 1urua for building fences round Cemeteries
Mes and Of the Fourth Districthe other erecting 100
Cemetery No Of said District The woris Of both
contracts TO done in accordance with specifications lines
The spprovsl or rejection Of tie Common Council
Your committee in accordance with have the
two following petitions to the Surveyor to report thereon Ia he
Council Wis "A petition Of Of real property protest.
n y IN tie Third Distlic oomprsed vi hD Press
Elyssnh40s, Lryee and St. Ayid p
Of real property asking that brick sidewalks with
curb and wooden be made Bienvie street
8 Your committee wosld respectfully ask the privilege of
an SIS h e n ii Of o.
tn. First District around Poydras street mplsnng
the bad condition of bsnquetes Of the market
Of the Streets etc. which your committee
repairs the sad b-aqnetie and sidewalks, which
fact such repairs being required Y0nr committee there
fore beg recall that OF their report dect alien
II. SF. H H. srrt n ~ ocay gbi sIns from
Of ~
this Board insrucng the Street ssone be
sgone crossing opposite Claiborne ten Feet In
width p-oridd The shall and ten
TO- recommend the adoption Of pream
BILE and resolution OF this Board authorizing the Comptroller
running he ferry OF The Third Dist let for ten
year the sls Of December 1855 according pec
q December 1851 il becomes Necessary 10 make pro,
vision for The sale Of new lease.
Respectfully submitted, L. LOMBARD,
j. N. REID,
The following resolutions, accompanying the above
report, were read, the rules being suspended, and
adopted by the following vote:
Yeas Aessrs. Nagioni, Dulhonde. Hall, Huyghe
Kesruy, Lombard, Phelps, Reid, Waldo, Whitney,
Beebe and Stickney-I2,
resolution author zng the Comptroller sell the privilege
for running the ferry the Third District for years
resolution authorizing the Street Commissioner have
ResolrJ that The street. CommiseioneT he and La IL bar
authorized have too bridges the intersection
Resolrd That the Mayor be aud he hereby authorized
a at NJ eton o s snd S9d a.
streets. First District per notss act frorn Louis Afmingo
market upon the sid e. WHIT bndne himself with good spd
solvent security the amount Of Louis Arningo obigs
tons the city Of New Orleans made
Comptroller Of said Vegetable and Fruit Market the It'll Of
esored further That upon the full transfer of
the said e.se by the Farmer Of the aforesaid Vegetable and
Mays market e the satisfaeon Of the City Attorney then
hereby abolished that vegetable vendors he
and hey are hereby allowed from se dat. Of said transfer the
the terms All vegetables etc. previously allowed in
Resord That the Comptroller be and be hereby auhor-
sed sell to the lowest bidder for each after i've
FOR fencing the Lafayette Cemetery Fsnth District and
in accordance with p.eif Of the Surveyor the
other for building Cemetery No Of
said District sgreesby specification lines and levels Of the
rejection Of the common Counci '''' 10 the Np
The hour having arrived, the Board of Aldermen
met the Board of Assistant Aldermen in their Hall in
JOINT SESSION.
The rolls being called, the following members an
swered to their names, to-Wit:
Aldermen-Nessrs. Summers, Conway, DeLabarre
Dupre, HARRISON, Howell and Vennard--7.
Assistant Adermen-Messrs. Magioni, Dolhonde
Hall, Huyghe, Kearny, Lombard, Phelps, Reid
Waldo, Whitney, Beebe and stickney--12.
On motion, the Common Council proceeded to the
election OF two Directors OF the Public Schools First
District to fill vacancies occasioned by the resigna
tons of N. r. Jennings and J. B. Slawson.
Messrs. N. E. Bailey, L. j. Webster, James Saul
and VIM. A. Beecher, were nominated
Mr.. N. Z. Bailey received the votes of Messrs
Summers, DeLabarre, Dupre, Harrison, Howell
Yennsrd, Magioni, Dolhonde, Hall, Huygbe, Kearny
Lombard, Phelps, Reid Waldo, Whitney, Beebe and
! Stckney-lS.
Mr.. l.. j. Webster received the votes of Messrs
Summers, Dupre, Vennard, Dohonde, Hall, Huyghe
Kesrny, Phelps, Reid, Waldo, Whitney, Beebe ant
| Stckney-l3.
| Mr.. James Saul received the votes of Messrs. Con
way, Howell and Magioni-3.
| Mr.. w. A. Beecher received the votes of Messrs
| Conway DeLabarre, HARRISON and Lombard-4
! Messrs N. E. Bailey and L. j. Webster, having re
eeived the requisite majority, were declared duly
| elected.
! The Common Council having terminated the cleo
| ton, on motion the Board of Aldermen retired.
| MIR. Reid moved reconsideration of the vote OF
the petition of L. Moreau, contractor for lighting the
Ill lamps, reported on adversely at the meeting o
| this Board on the 26th January last. Carried Oh
motion, the petition was referred back to the Com
mttee on Streets and Landings.
| POLICE.
| MIR. Waldo, on behalf of the above committee
offered the following report, which was read ant
1 adopted:
The Committee Police and Health have the honor to re
the Hebrew Association, Termeue Bereeh" asking permits
establish cemetery square OF ground belonging
them adjoining the ST. PatIickH Cemetery favoaby tn
said being within he corporate limits of the city
the laws and ordinances of he city The
sary resolution is therefore presented 10 said purpose
On resolution referred your committee of Phili
Drum asking PERM his building
lis present location lot of ground TchouptouiAs
favorable with smendmen Said resolution ended
| respectfully submitted for approval.
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