New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-02

ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer.
The following communication was read and, on
motion, laid on the table subject to call
SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT,
City Hall, New Orleans March 80. 1855 )
Board Of Assistant Aldermen:
GentiemenI becomes my duty report that following
petitions asking for improvements to Streets have en- pub
shsd required by law, and that opposition having been
for the performance of the work ought to be passed
l. The petition asking that First street. from Magazine
Prytania street, be paved with square blocks
Common street. be paved with round stones.
s. The pet ton asking that brick sidewalks, borered by
ebones and wooden CUTTERS be constructed both sides of
Bisnville street. from Roman 10 Johnson street.
holders in the sec comprised teiween Press Eyan Fields
Love and ST. Avid streets has been published required by
law bat that TO the opposition herein enclosed has
been made The ton asking for the improvements signed
%snt BY Ss owners Of 1914 the total number Of running feet
Of sidewalks TO be made 1886 and therefore the counter
signed by 29A feet to attain this end Nevertheless the
exceeding Of of the petition in favor
that think il ought TO be seriously and beg leave
r'""@ Y Gsaps eseGegi servant,
LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor.
The following communication was read, and, on
motion, the petition of propertyholders mentioned
therein was ordered to be published in French and
English, according to law;
New Orleans. March 50, 1858, )
To the honorable the Common Council
ntemer-On the within enclosed petition of property.
holders on travier street from Magnolia to Bread streets ask
ing that sheoad be constructed on said street have the
honor fayoaby and recommend the be pub
shed according to law.
LOUIS II PILE, Oily Surveyor.
The letter of Benz. s. Harrison, rendering his
resignation as Director behalf of the city in the
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Railroad
Company, read, and, on motion, said resignation
was accepted.
Mr.. Holland offered the following resolution which
nd adO ntad tha los bp cd nd
on motion sent to the Board of Aldermen for
renee:
vsd Board joint evening past
Up M for the purpose of elecng director Of the New Or
leans ckson and Great Northern Railroad Company vice b.
| S. HARRISON resigned.
Mr.. Whitney took his seat.
The following resolutions were read and adopted
the rules being suspended and on motion sent to the
Board of Aldermen for concurrence ....
Yeas: Messrs. Magioni, Hall, Holland, Huyghe,
kearny, Phelps, Reid, Waldo, Whitney and Beebe
| 10.
Resolved That resolution No. $685. ordering the City Sur
have bridge Canal Caondelet
nroad street be and the same is hereby repealed
hesoiued further That the comptroller be authorized ad
Verse during days for sealed propos making
said bridge, according specifications DO furnished BY
Resolped That Comptroller together with the Charmer
The Finance Committees be andthey hereby rIed
the tax bills for he 1885, In 18th April 1858
Mr.. Hall offered the following resolution, which
was read and adopted, the rules being suspended
and on motion sent to the Board Of Aldermen fo
| concurrence
Resolved That the Finance Committee be authorized to cam,
TO be sold public ton by Norbert vgne City
on such terms they may deem advisable all the
| owned by the city not needed Tor pnblic
/ Yeas Messrs. Magioni, Hall, Holland, Huyghe
Kearny, Phelps, Reid, Waldo, Whitney and Beeb
10.