New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-23

Board concurred in as recommended in the third
part OF the foregoing report:
Yeas Messrs. Summers, DeIsabarre, Dupre, Har-
risson, Howell, Vennard and Wtz-7. e.
resolution requesting The Water Works ompsny place
public h5drant and fire pug at the corner Of st. Peter and TAI
The following resolution, adopted by the Assistant
Board was concuued in after having been amended
as recommended in the fourth portion OF the forego-
ing report:
Yeas Messrs. Summers, DeLabarre Dupre, Har-
risson, Howell. Vennard and Wiltz-7
FSs Fd he Mayor ss1;s street from
The following resolution, accompanying the fifth
part Of the foregoing report, was read
ssosed That The ty surveyor be and he i hereby sabor
tended towards the yard and enlarged suitable capacity
seven humid ed and eighty doIiars@ SEQ
Mr.. Wilt offered the following amendment. to add:
Adopted.
The following resolution as amended was adopted
by the following vote:
Yeas Messrs. Summers, DeIabarre, Dupre, Har-
risson, Howell VeDnard and Wtz-7.
The following resolution, offered by the Committee
on Streets and Landings, and mentioned in the sixth
part OF the foregoing report, was read twice and
adopted, the rules being suspended, and was on mo-
tiOn sent TO the Assistant Board to be concnrred 10
Yeas Messrs DeLabarre, Harrison, Howell, Ven
nard and WiltZ-5.
Nays: Messrs Summers and Dupre-2
.9'ss LEN Issoao ~ so approved March r. iss
yeyo lieu Ct Street and that said resoln
The following resolution, adopted by the Assistant
Board read twice and concarred in the rules be-
ing suspended:
resolution authorizing the Comptroller sell after ten days
notice contract FOR The een,racoa Of I've brick cuvers
G% he north and Sds ds' Of Julia street at its
Yeas Messrs. DeLabarre, Dupre, HARRISON How
ell, Vennard, Wilt and Summers-7.
The following resolutions, adopted by the As
sistant Board, were referred to the Committee on
Finance:
utIon authorizing the Committee House
Prisons to purchase mosquito bars clothing for the inmates
resolution authorizing the orcpa cutters
conductors of the sane-of the market
By message, this Board was informed that the As
sstant Aldermen had concurred in the following sub
sttute of this Board, having amended the same by
adding Mr.. Huyghe to the Committee -
Resor That the Chairman the Committee Fire Of The
Assistant Hoard together with the Chairman of the Committee
streets and Landings 81 the BoGrdo Aldermen jointly with the
City surveyor be and they are ,re requested to meet Com
naon Of the several engine houses may be had to ASCERTAIN
the am9unt Of repairs necessary and required to be made and
report the same 10 the Common Council.
On motion, the foregoing amendment of the Assist
ant Board, was cOncurred in
The rules being suspended Mr.. Summers offered
the following resolution which, on motion was re-
ferred to the Committee on Streets and Landings
Resided That the Surveyor be and he hereby instructed
cause apoene Canal and Camp street Canal to be thoroughly
and that all the dirt taken from said canals be given such per
its use
SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
Mr.. DeLabarre, on behalf of the committee ap
pointed agreeaDy 10 resolution NO. 1851, ohered the
following report which adopted, and the ordi-
nance concerning the Wharingers OF the city of New
Orleans, their number salary, duties, ETC., accopa
nying the same, read twice and adopted the
rules being suspended:
Yeas: Messrs Summers, DeLabarre Dupre, Har-
rsson, Howell and Wiltz--6.
The eca jgn' committee appointed ngreenby to resolution
No. 373 for the ordinance concerning
the whayes of the city Of New Orleans and providing for
farming the thereof have the honor report prior
presenting said revised ordinance for adoption,
for the yearly appointment Of hardgers Wharf
igers and defining their several duties etc, that said ord
have full force and effect when the
shall purchased said the shall
upon their Oct 1858 This ordinance concerning
the Whansers Of the city New Orleans their NUMBER
salaly duties has been reinlv arranged by your
mee duties said officers clearly
all parties whom Il heretofore
biguuus and conflicting and committee recommend the
adoption Of the ndpensby necessary for The
government and regulation of the extended line
wharves and evees, where
collected and be properly directed into their legitimate
which the city in her chartered capacity
should exercise full authority and o. for the benefit of ali
parties concerned.
S. r. DELABARRE, Chairman.
A. Landry,
....-. S. HOWELL,
H. 4. VENN RID,
JOHN HOLLAND,
j NJ. REID,
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