New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-09
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set d. "a s4Ass ofli fss7 T ThRt Che Committee On
FasoGe Comm ftso sa aSGs piehase Il aFaogs e ~
gaseasss az materials Supplies ~ l'a e wo 4 sis ~
Public schools Pqbis qice except upon reqnsilqn
sign by the Ceitee op Work honse and sons and aps
Asese5 ~ @ II9sai s58 psisana Sslssst e5Ise 4
condition thereof 70 he Gommon Council.
SIC b hsr ordained ete, That no gsrsor saall e
setyed a ul term 81 o. ee released " 4ta9
s9l person. BY 9re " order Of competent court
Any officer Or einployee q 7ai9 v eIk Ssss " i II;
violation o. this section 81 tb law shalt BE dlsssedHna
prisoner that ay escape from said Work House. The officer
doly n tg tiae sail n as AZ s n aolss @ Ae
sEos g. BE IL further ordained De- Ihs ne provisions usel
raos Tor each prisoner shal the now pFayided
for by tue Of q lhe tinted
SEC 10. Bef further ordafgs3 81 That n the month q
70 advertise in the cia journal 81 the city during ten
sealed io5 Furnishing te City WoT with
Work House Prisons eapre for the term Of one yeaT
sE BE- Il ssT oFsasd sc That shall be Tie duty
~ he City Physiciaa for n First and Fourth Districts 70
visit the said Wo House daily and attend 70 and prescribe
such Of the prisoners confined therein as may 6e sick Aud
lions o the sad physician ere complied with with.
oN sSs si tHer oyaias3 se That the salary of The
Officers said Work House shli be as follows payable month.
hisf Warden etehtssn hundred dollars per annn1n,
Deputy Wagden slye hiParea a9l25g i psF snnnm;
Niaiit Waiehmen, each, sS hundred dollars
0rdffei ETC.. That the Mayor and the
CJoiiee On Prisons be and they hereby
@ M oyer9n9snt " the officers IF said House
and the discipline Of the prisoners confined therein
said House shall b compelled 70 labor more than Y
e. s y o5asn 6 o s I Ps8 Ss no aRSs
on aud Prisons the Mayor such labor would
sE0 l Bs = stAsr 9Gas ss nh a s N any
& civ o. fo the Public Schools. any Public tiees
of this city it shsl the duty Of The Chief Warden ne
m M AG s sas Sa dgs 3 III aIsSa sS
Comptroller Who shall chags ths Same e te proper soeonnt
Been done. nd givf5g credit to The Work House
ZEE ~ f fson @ nave ETH Re f To- to exam. ali ae
counts and Kept ~ The CHIEF Warden and 70 direct how
ststsaeats u TIC Common oqanei shall be drawn nP
SIC III Be il further ordained etc., That all ordinances
arts Of ordinances aud resolutions relative % the city
Work House contrary the provisions Of this ordinances and
ha se lease Of he New Orleans CITY Work House be
and the same are heFeby rem aied
MIR. Kearny presented the quarterly report OF the
Public Schools Of the First District, which was re-
ferred to the COMMITTEES on Education
IMPROVEMENTS ANp BUILDINGs.
hr, White offered the following report, which was
read and adopted.
The Committee on Improvements and Buildings beg leave to
That in accordance with atan Of the Common oonn-
ell approved June s. 1855 authorizing the Parish Prison be
81 Till rs the repairs 70 me cells and Hours
said prison concerned in accordance with he
be Leave to report that it absolutely that
the Min oyerowng the entire prison yards e the great annoy
ky ,ae s@ Ss CIV Fl he
prison but surrounding ueighhoThood The vaults Of the
prison cleaned for considerable length Of Time
the large number confined shin the limits Of the prison
qutes them to be emptied at leaseyery thirty days
The same can be justly naaa regarding the feice
Jatl aud Insane Asylum
nE upper g cries 81 the criminal the Parish
aoais made Of oe ana - much decaed IS pot 70 AFFORD
erin HklS 70 I1H
ouatso f the ci ! viii BE- that several escapes have
been made others have attempted escape by vigil
only being unsafe but s4eioed az MOTTO admit OF
ittse tn eors would galleries be enclosed
railing similar TO those in the Police jail resolution is
Ths eSm6itfee also that there light sufficient
should b there NJ be security Of s prisoners but
e sast e pase s4lss aes sSs 3n sap fat p
required bstwen The two yards iu The Police jail
sn 3rSf fotss cost Of this yin be ta The necessary
resolution heretoe pEssenlsa ISo asg wate tanks aEe
that the above Ie iFeneas are much needed ana Wien done
urthe atern and they earnestly hopefor the adopt
ion Of The report aad resolutions ~,
q iagl9sei b e WI zJsse Il aT W.
committees recommend concurrence, the present oce
tiFey TOO small pasne.lr,,lv s,,Frotts5
JAMES a. WHITE Chairman,
ROBERT HuYGhE
The following resolutions, accompanying the above
report, were read twice and adopted the rules being
Yeas Messrs. Waldo, BENT, Dolhonde, Hnyghe,
Kearny, Leete, Magion, Massicot, Moreno White and
Whitney-1l.
srpced to have made d Dimensions two bath
tanks the Of tho Parrish Prison. said work to be dene
Bs55isa Fhat The city Surveyor Be and he Is hereby a
order said said work 10 be done without delay.
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