New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-08
Balance on hand 30th June 1859 ........ 73O 81
All of which is respectfully submitted.
EUG. ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
The following message was read and accepted:
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,


,.,. MT. Of the Board of Assistant Aldermen
sol 5 @ y
resolution nyt ng the Board Of Alaerm to meet the
resolution making i unlawful for Of
streets Of New Orleans for use any new omnibus truck
inches in Width under penalty Of
day said vehicles may be run on ne streets, etc.
with Kaiser for furnishing and delivering The
III plank roads Josephine St. Andrew and Fist
resolution s,uclng the Surveyor to have flag stone
ceossng made Common commencing the south
east OF Clara and running diagonay to Claiborne
instructing the Street Commissioner
located the of Columbus Miro Streets
resolution rejecting the contract adjadcsted Henry Nc
Quinn for cleaning Canal street Canal from Claiborne street
resolution rejecting adudeated to Henry Nc
Quinn cleaning Hagan Avenue Canal from Canal
corsoes cleaning claiborne ditch from Canal
Canal @ the Surveyor to have the
resou 10 approving the Of contract to Henry
Canal carondelet, and accepting his security.
resolution granting permission to Msssrs Fassman Col
them the bounded By Canal aeps Toward
s the
erp Ra0ad to SAID square are m
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report the adj dicaons made by the Comptroller
pairing and cleaning streets
N''p''ct'aalS cass. CLAIBORNE, ssc,y.
The following message was read:
BOARD OF ALDERMEN
June 90 1859.
To the Honorable the President , m and M n members
GentlsmenYou respectfully invited the fol-
Y on the
m in M s q ss b Han a @ s y for for I
resolution giving permission to Peter sebsrt
The ooving resolution adopted BY The Assistan, Board
resolution Street Commissioner to have graded
pontehartran Railroad '''''
CHS claiborne Secretary.
The following resolution, mentioned in the fore
going message, was read twice and concurred in, the
rules being suspended:
Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Bakewell, deLTsle, Dupre,
Hail. Huyghe, Leefe Magioni, Patterson and Pettin-
gill-lO.
e es, @ fs1
in the suit of the heirs Of Desondss the City Of
The following resolution, mentioned in the forego
ing message, read and, on motion, referred to
the Committee on Police:
black rh shop on his property on Liberty street
The following resolution mentioned in the forego-
ing message, having been amended was read and,
on motion, said amendment unanimously con-
Cured in, the rules being suspended:
resolution the Street have graded
| Pontchartrain Railroad, etc.
tAmended by inserting the Surveyor" in lieu of " the
| PETITIONS.
The following were referred to the Committee on
Finance:
The petition of f. Bouny ICy Notary, asking payment
from Basio Moreno asking be released from
mogsge given by him in favor of the late Municipality No
the
brick sidewalks urquhart street and asking that the
Comptroller be authorized to sell said contract to the loves
Ths LITER Ti GnSgnsr offering his security as Assist
One from H. D. Keene, offering his security Assstan
One Eugene Dupre Offering his security Assistan
whashngsr q the Second District,
asdrs s as
The following were referred to the Committee on
| Streets and Landings:
The petition Henry galloway in regard to his contract fol-
q.a the BsEaess First
triet regard to the condition Of the %haryss etc
c the condition OF the wharves of the fifth
One from John slemmer wharhngsr Second Third
tc The condition of the wharves and landings
One from H. b. Keene Assistant Wharnsger, Fourth Dis
trs in regard to the condition of the wharves; ETC.
The following was referred to the Committee OF
Police:
The petition dealers in wood complaining of the ordinance
Ss @ o r. S @ se of the
market asking hat his duties concerning the market BIT
The petition Of property holders, opposing the
paving of Clouet street. etc., was referred to the City
Surveyor.
The letter of j. B. Funel rendering his resignation
as School Director for the Third District was read
and on motion, said resignation was accepted.
The letter OF James A. White, rendering his resig
nation Assistant Alderman from the First Ward
First District was read, and motion, said resgna
ton accepted.
The following petition read, and, according tt
article No. ll9 OF the City Charter, was laid ove
until October next:
The petition Of property asking brick Sidewalk
be made the side OF from Uquhart TO 81
Avide Streets and side OF Lafayette Avenue fro
Goodchildren to Urqnhart street, etc.
The following petition was read
The petition Of Burnett ASS Twelfth District asking
for leave absence until the first Monday OF November next
| etc. -
Mr.. Magioni offered the following resolution, which
was read twice and adopted, the rules being sus
PENDED and motion, sent to the Board OF Aldermen
for concurrence:
Resosed That lsaYs absence un the first Monday Of No