New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-30
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j. MAGIOEI, Chairman,
F. MORENO, Jr.,
j. H. PHILIPS,
JOHN DOLHONDE. 49,.


The following resolution, mentioned in the forego-
ing report, was adopted and sent to the Board of
Aldermen for concurrence:
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Carmen of the Finance Committees the sum of 81 1895 one
balance in their hands coming the city of the funds deposit
city Of New Orlesu', etc.
The Board of Aldermen appeared, in accordance
with resolution adopted by this Board and concurred
in by the Board of Aldermen, to meet at o'clock
jointly for the election of Keeper of the City Park
JOINT SESSION.
The rolls being called the following members an
swered to their nRmes
Aldermen-The Hon. j. O. Nixon, President ;
Messrs Forstall, Harrison, Howell, Landry, Ven.
nard and Wiltz-i.
Assistant Aldermen-The Hon. c. H. Waldo,
President; messrs. Beebe, BENT, Dolhonde, Huyghe
Kearny, Leefe, Magoni, Moreno, Phelps, Monroe
and Whitney-12.
On motion, the Common Council proceeded to the
election of Keeper of the City Park.
The following persons were put in nomination
Messrs. G. M. Madeline, Gustaye Roux, T. Morano,
Thomas G. Bell W. ]. Hnet, L. S. Brown, and Jules
LANCE.
Mr.. Madeline received the votes of Messrs Howell
Vennard, Kearny and Whitney,.
Mr.. R0uX received the votes of Messrs. Forstal
BENT, Dolhonde, Magioni, Moreno, Monroe and
Phelps-7
Mr.. Morano received the votes ofMessrs, HARRISON
Witt and Leefe-3,
Mr.. Bell received the votes of Messrs. Nixon and
Huyghe-2.
Mr.. Huet received the vote of Mr. Beebe-I.
Mr.. Lange received the vote of Mr. Landry.
Mr.. Hit received the vote of Mr.. Vennard-l.
There being no election the Common Council pro
Ceeded to a second ballot.
Mr., Madeline received the votes of Messrs. Nixon
Howell, Landry DOlhonde, Kearny and Whitney-6
Mr.. Roux received the votes Of Messrs. Forstall
Harrison, Vennard, Witt, Beebe, BENT, Leete
Moreno and Pheps-9.
Mr.. Morano received the vote of Mr.. Magioni-I.
Mr.. Bell received the votes of Messrs. Huyghe and
Monroe.
Mr.. Hit received the vote of Mr.. WaIdo-I.
There being no election, the Common Council pro
ceeded to a third ballot.
Mr.. Madeline received the votes of Messrs. Howell,
Landry, Waldo, Beehe, DOlhonde, Huyghe, KearnY
Monroe, Phelps and Whitney--l0.
Mr.. RonX received the votes Of Messrs. Nixon,
Forstall, Harrison, Vennard, Witt, BENT, Leefe,
Magioni and Moreno-9
Mr.. Madeline, having received the requisite ma.
jorty was declared duly elected Keeper of the City
Park.
The Common Council having terminated the cleo
tion the Board of Aldermen, on notion retired and
returned to their chamber.
The following resolution Of the Finance Committee
was adopted by the following vote and sent to the
Board of Aldermen for concurrence
Yeas Messrs. Waldo, Beehe, Dolhonde, Huyghe,
Kearny, Magoni, Moreno, Monroe, Phelps, and Whit.
ney-10.
Nays Messrs BENT and Leefe-2
Mr.. BENT voting nay y on the ground that he is
opposed &c the payment OF jury bills.
Resoued That the Comptroller Treasurer for
the payment of the following bills, viz:
Lacey Co.. whip, whip lash and web
bling for police wagons. .............,..;. s7I6
Victor David assorted hardware for Work
House and CommissRries of markets., So IS
Jacob Dpssumier L Co.. tK0 bags salt for
work House 5 W
Work House, in July. 1855. sl62 10 sl65 IS
SlRrk. SRuffer & Co., four scstheS, etc, for
Street Commissioners Department. 4 90
Shark, stRuher CO., assorted hardware for
same department. 8la- IS 81
Recorders ONCE Third District, due
for washing and banging curtains, ETC.,. 6 90
W. Y. RRymRnd, six brooma for First District
Police Station. Observation-Disclosures 2 100
Ihos Hodgins, hrs Hd furnished under
June 1855. -. ..e........ IS so
A. J. Where, trRnsGeree of sundry PERSONS
for services rendered in First District
-, Court, as s47 50
Bulsson h CaselRnss, attorneys of Sundry
persons for services rendered in First Dis
Ic Court, as jurors. !, .44....,..s........ 522 90