New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24

E s1s q uaer oa sF % e s & y f9eG a
and he persons 50 ppnsd shall receive eSeh Tue same
q be placed upon the pay roll OF the day police
SIC s. BsHfer ordained ETC., Thatit shall not be lawful
for other person ersons except hos mentioned in
Of the city any animal fond running large,
lars for taventiou pfovd d however, that any
who may suffer damage injury from any animal running
ductiag tie same i lie public Pound.
SEQ T. BE i further ordaHed tic, That 20 animal crested
and conducted TO any of the of This city sha DC
leased thererom except by virtue Of an der granted o. he
and the payment to the Poundkeeper OF the ne ana Found
SEC s. Be Il further ordained e shall be the duty
Of the keeper d each of the Pounds Of this city keep book
Pound by whom brought time of their being eased
and ns Fonn Ct ne and es y aS ~ h 20 sk
detailed statement of the amount q aes ana Pound tees re
essaT animals imgounded upon reQusion first had
from he ehairme9 q M hs.Se i e. 81 0%tG 6%at
| provisions Of this sec lon shall be dismissed
and cows imprinted and unrodeemed public
suction oy w. n Gao % e "gS nolcg IN .ue oaGSi
ID by the Comptroller after three days the Official
SCI, J. Be further enacted ETC., That all ordinances
ba and The same Sre hereby Teneasd " st'
On motion, the Board adjourned to the Chamber of
! the Assistant Board
JOINT SESSION.
Members present: Hon. ]. o. Nixon President
Messrs. DeLabarre, F0rstall HARRISON Howell Ian.
dry, Vennard and Wits.
Assistant Aldermen-Hon G. H. Waldo, President
Messrs. Beebe, BENT, DoIhonde, Huyghe, Kearny
Leete, Magioni, Massicot Moreno, Monroe, Phelps
1 White and Whitney-l4.
! Several members having retired, the rolls were
called. The following members answered to their
names:
Aldermen-The Hon j. o. Nixon, President
Messrs. DeLabarre, HARRISON, Howell, Landry, Ven.
nard aud Wiltz-7.
Assistant Aldermen-Hon. G, H. Waldo, President
Messrs. lBeebe, Dolhonde, Huyghe, Kearny, Leefe,
Magtoni, Monroe, Phelps and Whitney-lO.
On motion, the Common Council proceeded to the
election oftwelve City Assessors,
The following gentlemen were nominated:
For the First Assessment District-Henry Bier.
For the Second Assessment District-L, Bouligny,
For the Third Assessment District-Moses East
man.
For the Fourth Assessment Distrct-E. L. Tracy.
For the Fifth Assessment District-Joseph Etter.
For the Sixth Assessment Dstrict-T COrreioles.
For the Seventh assessment District-L. E. Char.
bonnet,
For the Eighth Assessment District-H. t. Du.
cate
For the Ninth Assessment District-Charles A
Fassy
For the Tenth Assessment District-Jacques Char,
bonnet.
For the Eleventh Assessment District--John A,
Watkins
/ Twelfth Assessment Distriet-John j. Burnett
And there being no other nominations, on motion
they were declared unanimously elected City Asses
sors.
On motion, the Common Council proceeded to the
election Of School Director for the First District in
the place Of William Cornelius, resigned
! Mr. f. Stringer was nominated, and having re
ceived the unanimous vote was declared duly elected
On motion, the Common Council proceeded to the
election of School Director for the Second District
in place of Isaac keene, resigned.
Mr. D. Maupay was nominated, and having received
the unanimous vote, was declared duly elected
On motion the Common Council proceeded to the
election of a School Director for the Third District
in the place of Robert Wynn resigned.
i Mr. j. @. NorCrOss was nominated, and having re-
ceVed the unanimous vote was declared duly elected
On motion the Board of Aldermen retired and ad.
iourned to Tuesday next, 28th instant at O'Clock
! PM.
/ CHAS. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.