New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-29

The following communication was referred to the
Commute on Finance:
SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT,
City Hall, New Orleans July n, 1858
To the Honorable the Common Council
GentleeuThe duies Of my department hsye been % e.
tensyey increased By the placing o. an paving sud other
~ alone to properly attend to ths came and Do justice e III
parties interested myself and the public large Under such
circumstance am compelled require help at hands,
and respectfully ask thai two assistants be granted 10
Hoping that request will meet with Appreciation
remain gentlemen,
LOUIS h. PILE. City Surveyor.
The following communication was read
BOARD ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
70 the Honorable President and Members q The
Genssp1 have he honor to inform JON that The follow
ing Eesoutons adopted by honorable body
An ordinance amending ordinance No 5O6 entitled Anor
dusnce organizing the Tfeaarers department. approved Nov
resolution utorizng the Mayor to etabh police station
for the day and four for the night police.
substitute the resolution Of the Board reject
ing the adjudication Of the Comptroller Of for
lighting the oil lamps Of the city with oil Thomas Hines
bidder after eve days notice in he ocis Journal contract
fur lighting With oil The oil lamps Of the city.
allowing the forty square
on the sugar landing Tor the purpose Of erecting wooden pa
resolution authorizing the Comptroller SELL within ten
days after the passage Of t resolution contract for building
have the honor % inform that tha Board has eeeded
in the same o. adopted by your honorable body.
resolution authorizing the Comptroller to return to Francis
veFy respectfully; ete 9t,sv,r,,, s-...
The following communication was read
BOARD or AssIsTAET ALDERMEN,
To the Honorable the President and Members
lowing onions adopted By Board Aldermen:
resolution approving The proposals. Of / G. Seymour F.
one year with binding The same and blank books
resolution 9eeegigg the securities Of various city Oicer
a resoStioSt ~ nae snpdy bllssdona ao JI 1885
resolution authorizing the Aassant City Attorney g enter
rssouion approving the proposal Of Newton Richards
accepting his securities.
ges for making an iron railing around Clay Square and accept
resolution rejecting the Adjudication by the COMPTROLLER TO
Henry for making shell road ravier street from
Magnolia Broad street and authorizing the GOmpoeo
resolution authorizing the Street Commissioner to have
resolution suthorisng the gompEosg e 9ndeste to the
the wharves Of the First District 81
RESOLUTION giving permission 70 Jose Ssbsles establish
telow fsco bis properly bounded by St Peter Orleans
resolution authorizing the Committee on Work House and
Prisons and House Of Reiage to procure such articles Of cloth
SGs aa' materials rs may be Tor s use
a4or b p.1i q sa f5e 3 s.ss sa %
fines imposed upon him By the Street Commissioner sic
very fssps JAs Z. fafSoPK1Ns Secretary.
The following resolutions, adopted by the Assistant
Board, were read twice and concurred in the rules
being suspended:
resolution approving the proposals Of q Seymour r.
A. Patterson and also of Ae Levy for supplying The e for
with blank and binding the and blank books
Yeas: Messra. Forstall, Harrison, Howell, Landry,
Yennsrd and Willis.
ATesoluon accepting the securities Of various city officers
adopted 21h July 1858.
Yeas; Messrs. FoTstall Harrison, Howell Landry,
Yennard and Wiltz--6.
resolution pay sundry bills-adopted July a. 1853
Yeas: Messrs Forstall, Harrison, Howell, Landry,
Vennard and Wiltz-6.
resolution authorizing the City Attorney enter ssisrac
ton q Judgment in various suits against Frestne PreEes for
Yeas Messrs. Forstall, HARRISON, Howell, Landry,
Yennard and Wits.
reson ion approving The proposal Of Getop RchgIda for
placing granite base around clay Square, Fourth District and
accepting his securities.
Yeas MessTs. Forstall HARRISON Howell, Landry,
Yennard and Wiltz-6
resolution approving the sealed proposals Of Bennett
ge o making an iron railing around Clay Square Fourth Dis
Yeas Messrs. Forstall, Harrison, Howell Landry,
Yennard and Wiltz-6.
resolution rejecting The adjudication by the Comptroller to
Magnolia Broad str cts, and authorizing the Comptroller
Yeas: Messrs. Forstall, HARRISON, Howell, Landry,
Yennard and Wiltz-6
resolution authorizing Street Commissioner to have
bridge constructed across Bayou Salvage, etc.
Yeas: Messrs. Forstall, Harrison, Howell Landry,
Vennard and Wiltz-6
Prisons and House Of Refuge e procure such articles cloth
ing lumber eelS and Materials as may be necessary for the
Yeas Messrs. Forstall, Harrison, Howell, Landry,
Yennafd and Wiltz-6.
The following resolutions, adopted by the Assist
and Board, were referred to the Committee Streets
and Landings;
resolution giving permission Sahales establish
Fd6 an aiRS og M sses BY ST Peter Orleans
resolution authorizing the Comptroller o edqdcAe to the
lowest ider after ten days notice in the ea JOURNAL
tract for the Of t99t four feet wide
The following resolution, adopted BY the Assistant
Board, was referred to the Committee on Finance
Treasurer in favor baptist Doagar or 26 being sSant Of
fines imposed him by The Street Commissioner.
The following communication was read
BOARD ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
70 the Honorable the President and Members
Gentlemen You are respectfully invited concur 10 the fol-
lowing ordinance adopted by the Board Alder
men;
the city of New Orleans during the year ending S July
Very respectfully. your obsdient servant,
JAMES 4 HOPKINS. Secretary
The following ordinance, adopted by the Assistant
Board, and mentioned in the foregoing communica-
tion, was read twice, the rules being suspended:
An ordinance proxldpg for the port Of the public schools
JnIy 1919; Adopted, 24,h Juy. 1855.
Mr.. Wiltz moved that the foregoing ordinance be
amended by striking out of the same all the items
for repairs.
Lost by the following vote
Yeas Mi. Wilt.
Nays Messrs. FOrstall, Harrison, Howell, Landry
and Fennard-5.
On motion, the foregoing ordinance was concnrred
in.
Yeas Messrs. Foratall. HARRISON, Howell, Landry
and Xennard-5.
Nay Mf. Wiltz-I.
Mr.. Wilt gave the following as his reasoDs far
having voted in the negative:
vote no, because consider the amount allowed
too high and unealled f0r-=p. s. WILrz.
preamble and resolutions adopted this evening by the H.
sistent Board and sent for concurrence authorizing te o
lEoe 70 sell contract after ten days notice. FOR he
Magazine street market, were laid oRer.
Tbs following resolution, adopted BY the Assistant
board was fead twice and coneurEed IN the rules be-
ing suspended
resolution granting leave Of sbsence to = i Nehs CITY
his place
By message the Board was informed that tie fol
lowing preamble and resolution, adopted ~ the
Board Of Aldermen, had been eOneagred il BY the
Assistant Board, with an amendment:
Preamble and resolution authorizing the Mayer purchaza
from he heirs Of 9nose all lhtir right tis
Inc spece 81 ground which ba the Magazine
ed BY Magazine Camp Eary streets ID tie Fourth MS.
triet, for tbs sun Of $40 eco
The following amendment, ADOPTED bY the Assist.