New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-22
ROBERT HI KGHE'l On
JULES BEHIT,
JND b LEEFe,.
JOHN = EffFEU M

's-- - RoBERf HTYGHE. Chairman.
JSo B. LEEF&.
JOHN I. MONROE.
The following resolutions, mentioned in the forego
ing report were read twice and adopted, the rules
being SUSPENDED
Yeas Gessrs. Waldo, BENT, DoIhonde, Huyghe
Kearny, Leefe, Magioni, Massicot, Moreno, Monroe,
Phelps and Whitney-12.
Resotyed That The proposal received BY the Comptroller
ssa0 9aS e egoaqa ~ ~ Rseng g4s R fes
for te sqr q Eve thousand three hundred spd ssyey
Ss9ias Tsn6 Sd ne fa e asLesT Ihs ssa
zed 70 enter into contract win the parties noteal act for
Resgired Thss the sealed proposal received q The Comp
9s9e once 81 Iggioy q 5soatiga w. s5t.i Io seas
The Fourth District, The Of thousand i've hundred
lily Nicholson Ca arcspsd and tGs Mayor autborzsd
enter into contract with the parties per Horial set for the
Resolpd Tstihs a5jadiesion y hs Comptroller u
sheosd Graver street Magnolia Broad streets
80 ,;yy.rjT Faat " W. $50 - ~ - "
hereby rejected and tic suher
fd contract 70 the lowest bidder after bvs days notice u the
oaca Journal sust g the approval q rseesion # ths c9-
! tons on file ii the suryeyoris Office.
Rssoged That the Street Commissioner be, and be Is hereby
at locality provided the cost thereof does not exceed
Resos Thatthe Comptroller be and hereby authorized
to adjadiete 20 the lowest bidder after dss notice IN the
sys tour feet e connect the yharyes q the First
specifications on Gle In the surveyors office
ad the adjudication to DO subject to the approval rejection Of
The following resolution, mentioned in the forego
| ing report, was read
Mr. Magioni moved that this Board recede from
its rejection of said resolution, Carried, and said
resolution was read twice and euncurred in the rules
being suspended.
fssOuiion aathotilng he COMPTROLLER 10 return 10 Fran
coils EerDt the eun1 OF Fifty dollars-S50
POLICE AND HEALTH.
Mr.. Whitney offered the following report, which
was read and adopted, and the resolution accompa
nyng the same read twice and adopted the rules
being suspended:
The Committee on Police and Health present the following
Upon the pesion Of ose sabales asking permission to
tabh tao factory on his property situated On the square
favorably there is residences IN The neighborhood
Upon the petition II merchants others complaining
hakers and peddes sng goods around qusre
the parties complained q acting in conformation with hs city
Respectfully submitted, --n.-z.
q ai d f+i n Assf6 M
Rsolred That permission the hereby gyer
bounded " St. Peter Orleans Ton ana RoehsBare
said factory TO remain dnEing the pleasure Of the Common
EDUCATION.
Mr. Dolhonde offered the following majority report
which was read and adopted by the following vote.
Yeas Messra Waldo, Delhonde, Huyghe, Kearny
Leefe, Monroe and Phelps.
Nays Messrs. BENT, Magioni Massicot, Moreno
and Whitney,.
The Committee Education beg present the following
together
be observed that since the last appropriation there has been
larger appropriation wanted for the following III
appropriation herein recommended in conformity the hasf
BY tie cornell several years past name
W. allowance Of i've MY dollars pupil tor the
the siH May with addition such asldsnea q ps
ees, i Tssr s, a. 9snia1 ioss'e Ia H. y
IN he renting ePairag and Furnishing Of scheolhouses
the FRS Third and Fourth Districts spch pupils d wsr
year lie comttee have included only hail ihe number If III
attending pupils In said schools IN the aggregate number
allowed but TN dollars pupil 10 cover the expense
ON computing e achool Statistics Of lie year endag May
1883 with those Of the previous gratifying obssrg
Public Schools Of the city q 1884 pupils upwards Of 2 %
Ing III IDS persons aainsi e2 II MI preyfeus Fen II
Guiding wholly from The estimate anang the nigh
schools there steady increase Of the day
schools ot upwards 81 twelve Per sent il le average daily
with children several teachers having many hunde
sixty and this assured from defect ella
pupsbu solely em lie natural Increase ii OUT population
and well deserved condolences in system Of public ednc
81 the istfiets 4 i believed that upwards q fifteen ousag
educabe children Of the would soon bs enjoying the most
mable advantages Of this truly great system,
It must also DC borne in mind that tie appropriation
ntGre e RS ofd dS sBsef ' uS
nap,e n tbe or5snss MI NV or bap XVI ov
the actual wants q the Pubic Schools Of the fonr districts II
COMMITTEES are not disposed TO sqaagder The money Of u
city put when hs PEsy9ns stated IN s The ago
fully ask for the Rdopton Of the following ordinance.
JOHN DoLHoNDE, Chairman
JOHN 4. a6NRoE'
Mr.. Magioni offered the following minority fepor
which was read
Mr.. BENT moved its adoption. Lost
Yeas: Messrs. BENT, Magioni, Massieot and Whit
ney-4.
Leefe, Monroe, Moreno and Phelps.
The ndersgned member Of the Committee on Educatio