New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-05

instead of Sc 900. Carried.
18th amendment was cOncurred in.
Yeas: Messrs. Magoni, Hall, Hugyhe, Kesrny,
Reid, Waldo, Whitney, Beebe and Ranney-9.
Nays; Messrs Dohonde and Phelps-2.
Mr.. Hall moved that a committee OF conference be
appointed that portion of the budget persisted in
by this Board. Carried, and the chair appointed
hessrs Hall, Huyghe, Whitney and Aagioni on said
committee.
PETITIoSs.
The following we're referred to the Finance Com
ofKF Danny Coroner .stng payment Of BY Of John
Of Re ladies' Of he Poysras Female orphan Asylum asking
payment Of their elsim
Oh. b. Walton, asking payment Of account.
OF sudy persons asking that tbs license enpn slys
The following we're referred to the Committee on
Streets and Landings:
st .sd street 6e rspaifed 'is''D'''
OF sgnd asking that certain repairs be made to
snudy persons asking that the fruit and vegetable
be .solishsd and he sam. Mays Market
Behye street. 5rts esn Remnn and Johnson ''4' ."
OF residents at the intersection Of ustomhouse and johnson
OF sundy property hode protesting aeans the 2esssse o.
Third District coaprsed within Press Eysian fields, Leyee
letter Of resignation as School Director of the
First District from N. r. Jennings, ESD, was read
and accepted.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Beebe offered the following resolution, which
was read and, on notion referred to the Committee
on Streets and Landings:
Rolred That the street Commissioner be sns he hereby
opposite Claiborne street ten feet IN wdth provided
the stall one hundred and doars-sl0
Mr.. Hall offered the following resolution, which
was read, and, on motion, referred to the Finance
Committee
every hundred Of the value Of all
by city Tor The year 1851 of one
hundred sns twenty eight cents eve one hu9d
nafe appearing on the isbeau1 Of the City for The
expenses Of the city for the 1883 and
above the receipt fr,m other sources
Mr. Huyghe offered the following resolution, which
was read, and, notion referred to the Committee
on Police:
Resoii That permission and the sam, hereby granted
twelve fee! on oI q gr9und BELONGING to him on Tehoup
Mr. Reid offered the following resolution, which
was read, the rules being suspended, adopted and
motion sent to the Board of Aldermen for concur.
renee:
Reso.d That the Board Aldermen be they hereby
invited to meet this Board Tuesday evening 9h
~ Ge9cs: ior ne pa po'e Of uns two TAean-
Mr.. MagiOni offered the following preamble and
resolution, which was read and adopted whereupon
| the Chair appointed Messrs Magioni, Reid, Phelps
and Dolhonde on the committee referred TO in the
same
whereas The privilege OF the Third District Ferry which
sold for tbs rate of 81 0l5 annum expired
where's. expiration said contract has
been Council OF tbe
whose duty it is to know about asu matters;
Aud whereas through gnaecSunabe negligence -hsre
s35 S and 1851 amounting IN all $780, have never been
And whereas hroush equally unsecoantsble negligence
revenues Of the First District Ferry which VS. sold or leased
for $500 have not been collected paid for the
1881 52 1855 1854 1855 and part of 1856 amounting in all to
And whereas the lessee Of the Third District Ferry is sti
enjoying the ferry privilege without lease and without
R'olred That special OF four members this
Board from each District be appointed take into
in
aud report hl. Beard Who is 10 blame; and further
lessee of First District ferries the
exact amount due by sail lessee to the city aud should he
fuse the amount to whether in their opinion II
would not be better to institute Immediately proceedings against
| Mr.. Magioni offered the following resolution, whsh
was read, the rules being suspended and on motion
referred to the Committee Streets and Landings
3l December 1851 given Of it to lhs
Hesoi1,d That the Comptroller sell after ten days notice in
the Official jorna the privilege Of the Third District Ferry for
according specifications Surveyor approved by
the chsiTmeu Of the Committees on Streets and Landings
| The following resolution adopted by the Board OF
Aldermen was read, the rules being suspended, and
! cOncurred in:
Re;sll That sixty days from date Ct approval q sd,ndGe
| completion Of his coniraet for Milling Clay Square.
/ FINANCE COMMITTEE.
| Mr. Hall, on behalf Of the above committee, offered
the following report, which was read and adopted the
rules being suspended. The resolution accompanying
the same was read and adopted by the following
vote
Yeas: Messrs Magioni. Dolhonde, Hall, Huyghe
Keany, Phelps, Reid, Waldo, Whitney, Beebe and
| Ranney--ll.
The Finance Committee beg leave report that they
mend the rejection of the petition oil F. Yaunuchi modele IL
and proprietor Of museum ST. Charles prayn
that his establishment be declared exempt from xstion
Your committee herewith present luton providing fo
the of sundry bills duly examined and approved
| recommend its adoption.
JOHN n, HALL, Chairpan
j. H. PHELPS,
JOHN nOIHONDE.
Resouei That the Comptroller the 70
the payment Of the following bills to- wit;
f. P Percy, Sup't Insane Asylum, rstons TO in
furnished in jan le5S-34l at .S25l IS
Salary keeper for Jan 1858. ....,....,.,., 90 90
| Sll 4
J. D. Hontsmat, Dbl lims for First District
lures, etc, Of shern,s ofics... ...i.'..,... lC
Beehe 4 Co.. brocms, buckets and tin cups, for
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