New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-14

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81 hs as ise Of sale sneh place reon
s s snss an ss have
its business withon the payment of any iceass
This paria'y the market sails whers yeua
uijusy large class Of establishments
~. contribute srEsy to The public treasury may reason
The opening Of fee and chocolate the public
markets Such places dedicated the pudlic ceayeence
Ba r. o. eating
every variety Of meats e11sntssonsry AID
vsnisass or even necessity populan
license Or to restrict them to the sale Of that article s!oe
which complaint i made, and aling the
That on s ss ..es1 ys 1
suitable reforms be made when The m ,rkes resold.
the @ ss a IL Tssns crisis w ssr
larry regarded as fertile field for Northern
fabrics and meseh;ndiss 4 description. Scarcely
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for different kinds Of gods disposng stock, of ercha
sae APT apartments ant nesdsd away pr
The empetSn ersssed sn wh our resident hsas and
escape the tax collector is serons public
a s sSs hat to BE- d ssg s
a. ana sfni ssS a sas. ss ss Ct
orders samples SO heavily as re evil at least
Lssislaars sgproysd ISL March 1885, the
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defined by existing laws for the Of fund for the
New Of se ss
q New Orleans The necessity Of such building both for
their valuable records has been universally The
Of the the init tory steps to meet The
public wants without the imposition Of hssyy
b s;sstsa viii IN al prsh biIy become is
carry into effect the provisions Of tuis law.
Aa s M o me ss shsd e
Fire Department for this city, Size. the duty protecting
emily hays se ben LEI frqaen' hu thoss
the most lave been s With poaptness and
S' 's Nlea I'M supply OF water could be
The za energy discipline and daring the honorable
ry,ry and friendly tion OF the deren, fire panie
New Orleans striking proofs The high character
the who have their direction, of tue love of order of
| cit
hse in charge The engine the
| sea a engine in charge OF nine
These computes dstibned that nine fire copa
psny and The engine Frs District four ire
sompane. and hook and ladder company The
in he laird District aud Two FIRE ccmpaaies and HOOK
ss s as TO meet the full demand
its contract with the city, Is shown in the fact that
sbsy. ,hs Ct hs cont act Ths loss By
oes me TIP Jar as ID
only Of which esdersb peEin covered
bat sS hnys ejn qeh
donb is entertained t ql supply Gf water had ben fur
fore 50 large OF property was involved in danger
The Contrast he by the Council to lay line Of
pipe along the Of the eyes from the upper to the lover
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department. will also be d0nbled IN its efficiency by the Fire
danger NJ sat Which ap2 is Be DIRECTED viii enable
q cy viii or
oF nQfET rs-tr- tla
order a't he hsro sai i, men be '' INV ~ VIZ
I o5g s n The ss so r. e.
sirucsed instruction should he given warngeTs
fright short river have atlaSsd light
e a h a nav Of ao s o em 5
Of water which of fire will probably until
@ to the
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city the Fire ePar en Absolutely powerss For several
das
city With sps R v sGhn ws aa yet yd oasn
whether city should aid in the enterprise
Among the great necessities Of New Is an abundance
of water simly projection fire. bu the pur.
be able establish constant the cutters
works which, ike Of New York f and osson
reach every dwelling and afford ample means for cleansing
pipes along tbs ee viii not be useless when the
these viii ranns along vel baah Al
time propetty fer such be
he Subject for the deberaton Of he committee Of
Ts lie @
the Council has been followed by complete repair
relieved from all expenditure for he support Of the Depart
In all The arrangements service in better condition
than ohe period SINCE the existence of the
will find will invoke mnca unnecessary outlay ard give rss
sas rs which he 5 IN
om e mi een hs o sspd ut n
to the number engines now in use can be discussed
For several years Academy Sciences consisting gen
tiemen Of ths and city has been silently aborng ad
except Tie annual cont.ibuions Of is
to e I
Of New Orleans and TO Louisiana The system Of exchanges
contributions promises rapid aon Of objects
hfi .ss
memorial bs q Of the old T.eaty Ha
Regard ng any systematic a5os The cause Of science
% hs ns s hs ii
u n es h91f ii that ndsTs F
presents strong claims upon yonr favorable attention. Their
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anoccuped and Is not likely to be demanded for the
sond'isn public sss exhibits
MT Something ne pro pslty nsally enjoyed
ssa as n s'eGs
the interests Of the people would showa complete change in
new character to New orens for Cleanliness and
| Commerce-to
wants that have for been pleaded in veto add to
ly of properly and give efficiency TO he officers of Justice
than recorded of any similar period past history.
public tensn mse of New Orleans for she
to create better appreciation of the great advantages #
cy aid stimulate private enterprise in the work OF permanent
We have believe much yet to do Some Of the
entered into the steps in sanitary Improvement
the public no tiles in responsible for The public
health Our draining commission pavenlents
and draining machines and and our
Of sanitary reform which has so fatally been neglected would
fail to barge duty did not call your attention to
the necessity of drains for The offensive matter tEt
discharged in the the adoption OF night service
in washing the Cutters at least soon Common and other
| similar streets repaved.
of the highest Importance that paa for the
pete control of the of moisture aud full ply Of
be adopted and that all the departments of the city
State which have charge duties that regard the
public health should work harmonionsy together
With these suggestions in regard 10 the work which devolyes
you, gentlemen, the honor he ient
servant, GERARD sTI1H, Mayor
The rules being suspended, Mr. Vennard offered
| the following resolution, which was read twice and
adopted and was, on motion, sent to the Assistant
Board to be concurred in:
Yeas: Messrs. Cox, DeLabarre Forsta, Harrison,
Landry Vennard and Whitney-7. .. .-.
esolCed That five hundred copies the Mayors
be printed in pamphlet form for distribution
The following communication was referred to the
Finance Committee:
TnEAsuREa's DEpARTMEsr,l
New Oflesns October Sth, 1851
1870 ~ ' = - 49, Of the Board Of Aldermen:
Gentlsmen-I hereby You statement of tho col
leeons o taxes real estate slaves persona properly con-
sodated loan aud interest railroad bonds for the year
1883, to wit:
Amount of bills registered and de-
livered TO me by the C1uptroer. 81 3l,O2O 81
To be added new bills made for pro-
u p,rty not assessed. 40 10