New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20

suspended:
Yeas Messrs. Waldo, Beebe, BENT, Huyghe, Kear.
ney, Magioni Massicot, Moreno Monroe, Phelps, Ran
ney and Whitney-l2.
Rsoped That the following adudcatiens by the Comp
epd MAYOR n @ the
s Chimney Rs s9s with
draining machine Ct The fourth section Fourth District John
whole work c.mplee, srseably to resolution No 42Il
s @ IT. to Reef Ns
Peanns Bros-seeuri,y F. Marquez-or FIVE thousand eight
Reoived That the lowing adudcaions by the Comp.
ss y ss
on each VIZ
Pansde from sssrsseton q bayou
eny cents running fool ihe whole work complete
sa 'ss
las o and ndh yard for the
sas ne hts enc i59ps adadicatsns by the
accepted AID the Mayor authorized to enter into with
fas P NJ
H. stes Fi s
seventy eight dollars per iunning acre.
pavement around ST. Anthony Square, Dis
tris 70 Thomas John
asresab No. s or aeH
Tes t0B
cents per running foot for taking and raang he gutter
atiys1y ne cents rs per snpe5dsa yard
to procure boilers and have the draining
OF ne ss SECTION eomprssd btween The Old Canal
delay as possible at cost not exceeding sixteen hundred dollars
Resolred That permission be hereby given to the
bslSe line erect Telegraph post Canal
The Telegraph office on cafondeie street said posts
Council.
The following resolution, accompanying the above
dad nd inst
by the following vote:
Yeas: Messrs. Waldo, BENT, Huyghe Monroe
Phelps and Ranney-6
uos5o .na Wn BssDe Kearny M"g0n Massco
Rssore That the following sealed proposal agreeaby
.ns Fs op %
Iie fr9% Margszne stree, to the river and Eighth
the liver 70 Bery and Frs Marauz s at WE'VE thousand
I II Ia so Fa he
on Frat that the securities for both Mess Pan
INTO contract win lie parties per noiara act or tht
The following resolution, accompanying the above
report was read twice and adopted the rules being
suspended:
Yeas: Messrs Waldo, Beebe, BENT, Kearny, Magi
oni, Masscot, Moreno, Monroe, RanIey and Whitney
10.
Nays Messrs. Huyghe and Phelps-2
esotrd That the Surveyor be and he hereby authorized
lights and water in The IRENE market with little delay
authorized anacate to the highest BIDDER after Eve day.
Second District for the reaade Of the me
E ordinances relating to The said ADJUDICATION
POLICE AND HEALTH.
Mr.. Whitney offered the following report, which
was read and adopted:
The Committee Health have the honor to nre
T. Upon the psoh Of citizen, of the Fourth District
and P.sg for Is
j, in existence ample ordinances giving him full power ia
all DISTINCTIONS interfering with laws concerning in
Upon the petition Of the vendors of fruit asking that the
fruit market the ordinance governing regulating The mar
ke.s provides how and in what and also what shall be
Of the Street Commissions that the
ing the mark not violated
tain certain sis II he Fruit market The Committee DO MOI
the exeSpn Of ornaues does not enforce OBEDIENCE
af
ns s he .sst
ms acn se sres If @ and dSy notify then
ct the law and then With pfopey ask relief from he Council
and beg to be discharged from the further consideration
4 Upon the petition of Jno NJ Others asking for
the removal or dsconnuance of the of yard
Just cause Of complaint The sid psksry has
F rs sd P in s gSod besides the
the Conncil pass special resolution
establishment 1t could be enforced general
and applied ALL the parties purchased property aad
proved it, With full knowledge Of the
or pckery il not proper the be
the re- would give the conpainants proper
complaint The Committee therefore, do feel
ce complaint recommend action in the premises
Respectfully submitted
[signedl NORMAN J. WHITNEY,
ALT KEARNY,
j. j. f. MASSICOT,
H. BEEBE.
Mr.. Whitney offered the following report which
was read and adopted
The Committee on Police and Health beg respect
fully to report:
Upon preamble and resolutions presented at the last sitting