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Finance Committee. The Comptrollers list Of checks
drawn on the Treasurer was also referred.
Ihe lreasnrers weekly report was read and re-
ferred. Balance on hand, $9l ,951 %.
The Comptroller submitted another report relative
to matter connected with his office. Referred.
| ferred.
The Board of Aldermen reported an amendment to
the resolution for celebrating the Fourth, towit in.
creasng the amount for fireworks from $3.50 to s40O
and Tor having said fireworks on Canal street. instead
OF Lafayette Square. The amendment was concurred
| The Metropolitan Club invited the Board to be
present at their Fourth of July celebration, at the
corner OF Gasquet and Claiborne Streets The invita-
ton was accepted.
The Joint Committees on Finance and Streets and
landings submitted report rejecting the bids
made Tor the twenty years right of way for city
railroad, accompanied by resolution for selling the
said right OF way to the highest bidder. The report
and resolution elnbodying its sense were adopted,
ana then the resolution for selling the right of way
by public adjudication Cnstead Of calling for sealed
proposals, as heretofore) was debated and adopted
Inc Board OF Aldermen reported resolution in.
yitlng the Streets and Landings Committee of this
Board to meet the similar Committee of their Board
on Thursday evening, to consider the Comptroller's
contracts Concurred in.
resolution for permitting the Crescent City
Cricket Club to use the City Park for a cricket
| ferred.
The Board of Aldermen entered, and the Council,
in joint session. proceeded to the election of city
officers. The result was as follows:
| Bank Of Deposn-LOuisiana State Bank.
assistant Recorders-First District: Assistant Al
derman Munroe Second District: Assistant Alder.
man BENT; Third District: Assistant Alderman Ma
gioni and dl Fourth District: Alderman yennard.
Thomas A. Clark; Second and Third Districts: John
slemmer Assistants-First District Henry Mitch.
ell Second District: Eugene Dupre Third District:
O. N, Cognard M Fourth District: H, G. Keene.
City Physicians-First and Fourth Districts, DR..
Hart; Second and Third Districts: DR.. Delery.
Keeper Of Court Houses-J. E. Bouligny.
Keeper of Po,cder Masasine-Chas. A. Fagot.
| Porter of City HaN-W. w. Randall.
City Auctioneer-J B. Walton.
| City Notary-Charles E. Fortier.
| Official Journal-Daily Crescent.
Serton Fourth District Cemete,y-Phip Hardy.
Keeper of Public Park-O. Dearue.
Inspector Of Wood and Coai-Charles H. Nohles
Directors Of City Water Works-Assstant Alder
men Magioni and Leefe.
Commissioners cf Iouro Aims. .House-Messrs. P.
| Commissioners House of Retuge-J. P. Barnett,
N. E. Bailey, Charles E. Leverich, F. A. Lumsden,
Thomas K. Price, Joseph Andrews, VIM Henderson,
N. Eastman, J. G. Poindexter, F. Shaw, Jr., q. F.
Given, A. Gordon Bakewel T. A. Bartlette.
School Directors-First District: Messrs. W. B.
| Lindsay, Moses Greenwood, r. M. Lusher, w. P.
Campbell, I. K. Wharton, j. A. Blanc, George Pal.
frey, 3. salomon, il s Clark, R. G. Armstead, J.
Connell, A. ]. Wright, P. Il. skpwith, H. L. Good
rich, Fl. Florance, D. L. Mitchell, J. Edwards, G. r.
| Waldo.
Second District J. E. Hyde, e. D. Beach, D. Mau-
pay J. a. Frobus, Jules Cassard, G. Morel, L. Char
| vet, A. RouX, John Dolhonde, F. Dupesss, L. f.
Maxent, Armand Dupre.
Third District: Frejus secshnaydre, ]. P. Barnett,
s. Maspereau, Anthony ONeal, Wm. Piles, David
stickney, Jr., 7. A. Boulet, Arthur Poincy, Emile
| Tabary, J. B. Fune, Robert Wynne, V. st. Ceran.
Fourth District: John G. McLearn, P. s. Songiron,
$. TwiGhe W. s. Mount, W; s. Brown, Leonard
Phillips, James Brewer, DIR. Zehender.
The election being finished, the Board of Aldermen
| retired.
The Board of Aldermen reported resolution for
selling certain pieces of city property. Concurred in
The Streets and Landings Committee submitted re-
solutions for approving numerous contracts for laying
| sidewalks and otherwise improving streets in differ
ent parts of the city; all adopted Also the follow
| ing other resolutions
For putting a wooden railing along the Camp
street canal; adopted.
For rclaying, roadway and banquettes of Notre
Dame street; adopted.
For putting bridges at numerous street intersec.
| tions; adopted.
The Board, after some other unimportant business
| adjourned.