New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

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contract furnishing yellow pine for repairs and
s city or year from LIST
resolution requesting the Street to cause gas
lamps to be put Louisa street, from Moreau Greamen
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CHAS. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
The three resolutions mentioned in the foregoing
message were read and, on motion, referred to the
oomnl'see On s'ree's nsnqr,asS anG landings
The following were referred to the Committee on
Finance:
OF r Walsh, tutor Of minors of Mary Moran in regard
Ssmeas @ iqs taxes xnd PRAYING M Tor rsei G ETC. 81
rspsirs 10 the wharyes Of The DIST ssc.ion ETC.
The following were referred to the Committee on
Streets and Landings:
na asA sse owners of shene sue OF hasah
street
strsss sss, ,s.;.;.. i ~,
tion Company, asking the Council to forward the
work of construction Of bridges on the Lake Shore
sFaIh III nsiiloau, mnI sec was reaa.
was read the rules being suspended. aud on motion
the petition and resolution we're referred to the Com
mittee on Streets and Landings:
That the Street be instructed to pro
nSn ~ a 81 On the
propriated viii allow.
The petition Of property holders on Gravier street
ferred to the City Surveyor.
The petition OF Miss Mary Way, asking the Priv
ak balloon ascensions, was read.
Mr. Dolhonde offered the following resolution
which was read twice and adopted, the rules being
suspended
esolged That permission be given 70 Miss Mary Way to
msas II Sae0a 10 % an Go Sengo the
gu lransse delivery square in good condition
The petition Of VIM. Sanders and Adam Loos,
asking the Council to grant them permission to land
their wood boats at the vacant wharf Post 49, First
District. was read.
Wr. Whitney offered the following preamble and
| resolution which was read
IA It to afford every to
II M n az NV fe % s Fl @ m nov a
merchandise being provided proper place
ths ~ ~''n0u' great loss ana
That from and after the Of this resolution
sSoa to land at any place that The essees Of
Mr Monroe offered the following as substitute for
the foregoing resolution re :, :,
BE- and hsy are hereby authorized 10 allow
asi5oais loaded produce land any Il the ship
Td Sna pes as Ike
wants Of require provided that the consent of the
ies;ses ss. be s,1s:. hs;t oba'ned. ".
table Carried 1'o'e1 " 10y 'ne s1''''su'e " 'u'
say1e, w. Saslleu. MI Ns. ~ ~. y,s,,a,a
Moreno Phelps, Ranney, , % White and Whitney@s. s'
Nays; Meesrs Benit, Huyghe, Massicot and Monroe
'Aoitv " 10y VIC ieSoiu.ion "a NIL
Wnltney on the table Lost.
eas: Messrs. Benlt, Huyghe, Masslc0t, and Monroe
II
Nave. Moesrs Waldo nolhordo Koorn, noo;o,;
Moreno Phelns Rannay Wh;ta and Wh;tnesv
On motion the resolntian of Mr., Whiinev was
road sscond t;no oni adnntad +ha r,,as hs;ng s.s
nemded. '''11 - - .'e7 ''-ns 'D'
Yeas Maasrs Waldo DoIbonda Keornv Mao;oni
Moreno. Phelps. Ranney. White and Whitnev-S.
Navs Massrs" Al Renit " Hnyahe hlaaS;Sot ona
Monroe.
The letter Of the Secretary of the Board of Public
Schools Of the Fourth District informing the Council
of vacancy in that BOARD by the death of A. r.
p;o1,raTli ms VOC 4 a nd onoontad' '7'
NM ~, i.. maa y eHu q e SuS
tug iet.er y, r Scuinloe .eneeling MS iesgna.
tion " meiiocr " Tue Doaru Vi fuulic SCHOOLS ot
the ElrSG DlSLrlcG, was read and accepted.
,rso, ,,u,o,,,
rs. 3l.sa hEsohoiioNs.
Mr. Huyphe offered the following resolution which
was read Twice and adonted NE rrIes hang sns.
"01 ASou e"ieSt ono ouop'eu, VIC iuies pcink sua-
pended:
Resoped Board Of Aldermen re requested to meet
this ard in oi session. on Tueday the list Of March 1880
o'clock r. M purpose elecng one School hi
Fourth District In place of A. t. fickreI
ceased for The First District in place Of
F. Echmi I, resigned. - :
s.ta .tis IL 80; .s VI ie'u '"i9o anu
ad0pteu, Lne rules Deing suspended
uar;oni Mao.;oot Mnrano Monroa pra1n. D,nnay,'
W,;,o n,d Wh;.n., ne'ps' "anney'
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