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

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

O-AAsAN - s1A'4AC
TUESDAY, March 30, 1853
The Board met this day pursuant to adjournment.
Members present: Hon II. NJ. Summers, Presi
Dent Messrs. Dupre, Harrison, Howell, Landry and
Nennard-6.
The reading of the minutes was, on motion, dis
pensed with.
The following communication was referred TO the
Committees on Streets and Landings:
STREET COMMISSIONERS orrIcE
! City Hail. March 80, 1853.
Of the City OF New Orleans;
Gentlemen I'm my cnmuuication 10 your henonbs bodv
the sd inst called your attention the necessity Of having
iron plates for bridges made 10 Street Com
missioner might be able the bridges Ills
biec referred the Committee Streets and Landings
on he 29h inst eeeved through The secretary he annexed
asked for because they are needed A. to the number plates
department for further information they would have learned
that have "a the Third District Pori market Xix plates
for that District aud that all the plates on hand are either
broken Of the small rounded plate cannot be
and other streets The pilates .sd Tor MD b nd srs
ch.s wide by 6feet 10 inches long street The
great number Of these plates being daily b,oten we
been eonpeled 70 substitute wood to iron bridges
In your honorable body would decide that these plates
resolution should be passed authorizing the street Comm
si9ner to substitute wood 20 irpn bridges
would beg leave call your complaint made
Al h once about the pryes Of the House Of Refuge running
Finance Committee reqson 10 have The same saned and
those senmen having refused IL Irspo tho nuisance that
you'd also inform body thai bridges on carondele
except those atihe end OF IRENE and Claiborne Not
whsandns my inqur. have not been able ascertain by
Being about taseg leveled the Place Ames in the Second
that is important brick quite should Be made ali round
:; igaare on the inside foe The = draining IT. and
% M son AK yoar eos make .aeR appropriation ut
work has been found necessary other squares
ann mas been made those that bAye been leveed and
st with L. MoTean for the lighting Of the city with oil
will expire The let day OF Nav next 1858 the neces
be ken in time
On te subject Of the resolution referred to the street Commits
known Burgundy aud Cusiomhoase
& would beg leave to state that before lhi' resolution
hl o sent 70 your Board, and since had made inquiry
this subject but neither tho the vegetables could be
pointed out by the person this resolution 10 be offer
60 ~ NE ueane The offender would have been ordered
The Charity wagon for The First Dct requires some re-
painted 10 protect he wooa against ss he Of ne
san and ram II will cost $50.
P. GUYoL, Street Commissioner.
The following communication was read
To the honorable Common Council
behalf n. city Ssr enS lsan % % Ns z, sJs q
son and Cheat Northern Railroad company.
Respectfully - -
New Orleans March 3d. 1883
On motion, the resignation Of Mr.. Harrison Di.
rector Of the New Orleans jackson and Great North.
ern Railroad Company was accepted.
The following communication was read:
Board ASSISTANT ALDERxHS
..,,.., New Orleans March, %, 1858
Members Of the Board of Aldermen:
snisuss respectfully solicited in the
resolution authcril ng the payment Of sundry bills.
Treasurer in favor Of VIM 5 Mount ior $500 " -
fsso9loa granting ps'miIsion to H. y Hsrnis to erect
resolution ply Washington Fire Company No. 10 for
resolution intrucng the Commissioner TO enforce
streets. and opening he diieBss back Of he Fourth e
resolution awarding The for fencing in d encos
keepers lodge herein, 10 james Lindsay.
an oscs al claim. Gas The ey ef
mfnls Ter paving OF opening Of streets.
sssns caps and to have the old r9ltes repaired.
for the lock mp o. the Fourth District
resolution reqnesif the Committee Fire together with
the Surveyor 10 meet committee OF the Charitable
ton regard % what repairs may be necessary to be made
resolution authorizing the Comptroller to warrant on the
asSoT q ~ q p0Se for s9 81 ssng for the
The following ttso utien adopted by honorable body
O, the civ to he Hon Edward Everett 'ls
aubSrng he ppirg Of 80 eSpss Of ny Re ore Of H. co
uissloners Of the McDopogh Estate concuIred in
JAMES A. HOPKINS, sec,y.
The following resolutions, adopted by the Assistant
Board were read twice aud concurred in, the rules
being suspended
resolution aa!hozng The payment of sundry persons,
Yeas Messrs. Dupre, Harrison, Howell Landry
and Vennard--5.
resolution in.rucng the Street Commissioner to enforce
opening all bitches back Of the Fourth District
resolution anho zng tue finance Committees to appoint
an attorney collect all claims due the city for reimbursement
Of paving opening
Yeas hessrs. Dupre, Harrison, Howell, Landry
and Vennard-5.
authorirng Mayor TO purchase hfty police
mems caps and 10 have the old r.ties repaired.
Yeas Messrs. Dupre, Harrison, Howell, Landry
and Vennard--5.
resolution authorizing the Comptroller tbs
chase Of the portrait Of Gen Taylor and Old Whitley
Yeas Messrs Dupre, Harrison, Howell, Landry
and Vennard-5.
The following resolution, adopted by the Assistant
Board, was read
resolution authorizing the compoller The
Treasurer IN favor Of Wa. Mount for $3.50
On motion, the foregoing resolution referred t.
a Special Committee.
Messrs. Landry, Howell, DeLabarre and Harrison
were appointed on the aforesaid committee.
s-Ile following resolution, adopted by the Assistan
Board was referred to the Finance Committee:
resolution pay Washington Fire company No $3.50
The following resolutions, adopted by the Assistan
Board were referred to the Committee on Streets
Landings:
resolution granting perm sion to L. =. Herwg
steam engine on his property e. on Fulton street
the city Park on the Mesre ridge and for building keeper
resolution requesting the Committee Fire together witt
the surveyor 70 meet committee OF the Charitable Associs
ton 70 ascertain what repairs may be necessary made
The following resolution, adopted by the Assistan
Board, was laid on the table Subject to call
resolution authorizing the Chief Of Police porte
for the lock up of the FoOrth District
PETITIONS, ETC.
A communication read from andell Hunt askiu
the Council PISS solution directing the
Commissioners of the general of John McDonogh
him he Of 81 800
The rules being suspended. Mr.. Dupre offered tn
following preamble and resolution, which were rea
twice and adopted, and were, motion, sent to tn
Assistant Board to be concurred in.
Yeas Messrs. Harrison, Dupre, Howell Landr
Fn' sole SeSf DEPOT for LETERMEs 4SPE F 6R es
dons and Fuiinas Of Louis XIV, Oriental Gothic !
with without the Celeste SOund -
PIANOS TO HIRE. Tuning and ReparnV attended IN
NJ SCHNEIDER SO nyal street
jas 3m opposite Isnu Jana ar
GTORAGE-S STORAGE - THE UNDERSIGl
~ having leased the large and ious building occn
by Messrs. Lusk Co. No. Front street. would respect
invite the attention Of those having goods Store on sa
otherwise Their Of will reasonable In ae,
ance with the times. WILI.ETT n WILSON
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
ieZ6 bm No. Front sire
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