New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-19

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BOARD or ALDERMEN.
TUESDAY,, November ID, 1858.
Taa Board met this day pursuant to adjournment
Members present: Hon ]. o. NIXON, fresldeht,
ggessrs. Conway, DeLabarre, FoFstaHt HaTFlsson'
Hawells Landy and Yennard-s ~,
The reading Of the minutes was On moaon' JUS,
g6e following communication was read
BOARD OF AsslsgAs35o A I5gs
t. t Honorable ne 'ae he foad d Aldernen
honor inform y So51 thst . tss d f99T
~ M " NH aaibefiaiag the gonpor adiudicate 70 The
bidder contract aendins aud keeping in repair the
haaes esFyes ma 9osls e w XXI tn Ss5ndi.ta IA ne
6ssr eontrae aeudng and keeping in repair the
p a99s hs street Commissioner 10 have %
sess and bitches dug in Fapboug IacouTs Third
i II saints r resoIutioro Of Assistant Board aathori.
Bdiings, 70 havesuch repairs made e the powder
" be foliaaine resolution Va concurre d in:
reIaon requesting the Surveyor g hsye the root at the
seHng, the word root the words ant CUTTERS and
also Ats cost not exceeding $50 in lieu Of $50
Very respectfully your obi serys, II,
The EsIieRing communication was read
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN, I
November TO- 1906 s
alsYou rssgsetfgy invited to concur "a the fol-
"a 9sy spndry biiissdoptst eth November 1855.
Fesoiaon directing the Chief Police enforce the 9dt-
as9h ssen Car trains running through THO incorporated
restitution sppfopratine SIS o0 towards rebuilding Of
sa u aaise street msFeh and authorizing me "
uassAa Cog III bills for materials ana Workmanship 0H
dTseiGton authorizing The Street Commissioner to have
aaas1 fgslons crossing laid on Bourbon Street, 81 the m
a n s ssssSine tbe Mayor 10 make report
os amount Of the Grod fund and tho manner in
ssssiatioa aaiiiari1ing the Water Company t.
t ssRNblc the WaeFlag On Where stree opposite IRENE
Very respectfully,
JAS A. HOPKINS, Secretary.
The following resolutions, adopted by the Assistant
Board we're read twice and c0ncurred in, the rules
heing suspended
AFssotiao to 1sy sundry bsadopted November 1855
Teas: Messrs. Conway, DeLabarre, Forstall, Har-
rlss0ni Howell, Landry and Yen1ard-rI.
sues relative q liz speed Of he New Orleans and
aiseu trains running through the Incorporated
Yeas: Messrs. Conway, DeLabarre, Forstall, Har-
rtss0n, Landry and Rennard-6.
Nay Biz Howell
sgTns strest market and authorizing Comptroller
at ar all bills for materials and Workmanship thereon
Yeas: Mesars, Conway, DeLabarre, Forstal Har-
Nilsson, Landry and Kenuard--6.
resolution aathorznR tie street Commissioner to have m
adeHaI crossing laid at Bourbon street at the in
tsfaeetion Of Canal etc.
1tasoa. Landry and Fennard--6.
resolution qg The Mayor to make report to The
siEad. ami thu tnannsr which Il l. invested
The following resolution, adopted by the Assistant
Beard, was referred to the Committee on Streets and
resolution authorizing tie aser-works Company to ope1
~ e pablie the wateFpag on YieFe street. opposite IRENE
The following resolution adopted by the Assistant
Board, was read twice and concurred in, the rules
aaing suspended:
Yeas: Messrs. Conway, DeIabarre, Forstaf Har-
rfsson, Howell, Landry and Vennard-7.
raeeIutaa appr9praag huu1red and fy dollars 70
4aassype portraits q dangerous apd suspicious CHAR
PETITIONS, ETC.
communication from San'l Moore, proposing on
Gartan conditions to put the city Of New Orleans in
fe way Of obtaining property belonging 70 said city,
amounting 20 five or six thousand dollars was referred
fa tie Committee on Finance.
zee following petitions were referred to the Com
mlttee on Streets and Landings
apsasa fSo Rssdo 10 Gireas street, '' 80
81 te es ta oYaer opposing the opening Of Gasaea lgo
ssree4 from Lo9iBa Desire street.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions offered by Mr.. Howell,
we're referred 10 tine Committee on Streets and Land
Reoas Thst the Chief Poice be and hereby in
y $ss In M z NV Suoaq
Fl Resg the middle n ne Distfist q possible
H. y A M proper ra o made n 6s
RFant Street With as lts delay as possible
The following resolution, offered by Mr.. DeLabarre
'eas referred to the Finance Committee
f55 bs I'D tie sme Is Hereby Ses It one SGndred mi y
dssts month"; 70 take eset from and after the LIST
Rotesd ttpser That the Comptroller and is hereby
s5 ses for lie amount i9''' Ra'
the following resolutions, offered by Mfr. VennaTd,
were read twice and adopted, the rules being sas-
pended
Ratso Thatle aud lshereBy instructed TO
this Board at the next regular meeting the
street Nogrih District WE'D the eost e the SANS,
sadcate the lowest bidder days noce The
ihs Dainiug Machine Il Le Fourth Section On Second
tFee Foarih DISTRICT agreeably Representations file in the
Vs q sjsaiion of he Common Council
Yeas: Messrs Conway, DeLabarre, Forstall, HaT. |
rissan. Howell, Landry aud Yennard--7.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
IN. Nannard, on behalf Of the Committee on Streets
and Landings offered The following report which was
taken IN sefiutin.
The Committee Of Streets and Landings have tile
hqsnr to report upon the following subjects referred
80 them, viz:
rasr Committee recommend that permission granted to
GFes Ting portion Of tsplanAde promenade
soa sufias he prostsss Il 6ai ing now sonmsnesd on
n5s 9r adoption granting sed privilege TO- % om
Your 8onmit,ee report 4 resolution ioT adoption foF ho
ghid Dseiet, authorizing the Surveyor ttse work
e that he nuisance matter may BE- received by the boat
Eaqr Committee RECON- mend the adoption Of resolution
OF ta Hoa d " authorizing tie ury5yOrtO sheiled
s of The Place ARMIES lined each side With STONES
fEe style the Lafayette square Fir=t District
dngAte possib Amending said by
AZ Ing thereto payment for the sar1eto be made 1t
sfNrnaFy, 1882
Upon peamble ned resolution q this BOARD nstruntg
the surveyor ID ess h the public newspapers that
e Will receive apple atoms from citizens dtsiranS
STRUGGLING railway Camp srest your Committee re-
recommending the adoption Of substitution pre
e and resolution with tae following changes udaddions
afe.3 viz
lat tusead Of ehsrsng cents from either extremity
city to CaBa street 70 charged fom amy part of the
atty Ohsr partof City said
earssvey fifteen minutes until 10 O'clock III that
te eYegy hall hont The taroai constructed NJ
sad continue from the upper limit Of PrytanR street in lieu
81 Camp street. and running into Camp street the junction Of
sid streets Also the to have the privilege Of
esDdieg the road from tho point where will Poutc
astrn railto d the depot Of said Ponoharain railroad
tasads the river and when Esplanade reached
anes % through Love Rampant to the Barracks
tut route Mol fhe Magazine route continue Espauade
ast through Craps or Burgnndy street 70 the teFminS
uaa-=taa barracks TIE work be simutnne
qhsy ~ the upper limit the city and street. both
Eagtiag doSnWard "a Completion The publications for
sild % locations to be Ny the Comptroller in the 6fiea
lantne ipsleaa Of public newspapers hy Surveyor
e work to commence Rltnin6 months Of forfeiture Of right