New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-14

uary, February and March, 1858. "a 80
STREETS AND LANDINGS.
Mr.. Huyghe offered the following report, which
was read and accepted:
The Committee Of Streets and Landings have the
honor to report upon the following subjects referred
to them, viz:
petition of H H Stanley lessee of til. Fourth
q. tns ely aii,ns .sc,ion
FEET width tho sad Fourth sseton y md REMOVING r.
portion Of the wood work commencing Crusmsn
Hnn aas Lent.
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pal s. Laas Or Toul.n.. street hus Issl.InIns
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properly appraprians large and which
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The following resolution accompanying the above
report was read twice and adopted, the rules being
Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Bakewel Beebe, BENT,
L'lsle, Dupre, Hall Huyghe, Leefe, Magioni, Mo.
reno, Patterson and Pettingill-l3.
Ths the M BE- and he + ;hor
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said sdudcatisn be subject to the approval rejection Of
The following resolution, mentioned in the forego-
ing report was read twice and adopted, the rules
being suspended:
Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Bakewell, Beebe, BENT,
Patterson and Pettingll-l2.
Nay: Mr.. Dupre-l.
resolution authorizing Comptroller adadicas the
usins wooden railing around The raS SsSnds
by Washington St. George Fourth and Jacob streets, Fourth
EDUCATION.
Mr.. Pettingn offered the following report, which
was read and adopted:
together win Srdps9e for the amour. Of spproe5i.
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ton there has been slight ef pupil: 10 each district
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expsced pupils during hs year and
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MIND Of Legislature there
seho n he parsh Of tweniyao thou
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seen that the amount City Treasury The
of the Public Schools less than any previous
On comparing statistics year ending slst
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against
Guiding wholly from the estimate the number attending the
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enjoying the nestmable advantages Of this truly system
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money of the city but when previously stated IN this
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The following ordinance, accompanying the aboy'
report, was read.
MIR. Dupre moved to refer the same to the Com
mttee on Finance. Carried.
Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Blackwell, Beebe, BENT
DeL'Isle, Dupre, Hall, Magioni and Patterson-9.
Nays: Messrs. Huyghe, Leefe, Moreno and Pei
tngill-4.
schools # ~ siy New Orleans, during the enc
mi n 81. g. ay ,ss e. y the Common
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contained relative Public Schools In the city OF Ne
Orleans approved March lh 1855 there hereby appropr
ated for the maintenance Of the Public Schools and for tn
greutous education Of the children residing in each district
the for the of from the LIST OF August
the Of hundred and fifty thousand i've hundre
seventy nine dollars 559to be appropriated anon
the four Districts MS follows =,
Distr which had during the end Ing tn
3ls day of May, 1852 thirtyve hundred and forty reside1
pupils addng thereon at the rate OF twenty do
per pupil eight housa dollars repairs two housan
hundred dollars for The Of eighty thonsah
| five hundred and forty doll,rs
Second District which had during the year as aoie
said twenty hnndrel and resident pupils ado
Ave thereon, ut the ras OF S2O-tw'nly dollars
pupil five thousand hund ed and ne dollars 10
reparsS thousand hundred and dollar
525he Of SIX weight thousand four hundre
| and forty five dolars,-S6S 4i5. .
For The Third District which had during the year endin
adding cent thereon at the rate Of S0tyensy do
pupil and three thousand and Eve hundred dollars
S35OO-for repairs two thousand hundred and thyfo
dolsrs-S23lor rents the sum of hfty-wo thousand OF
hundred and fifty four dollars
aforesaid thousand hundred and reside
doarsper pupil and five thousand two hundred dollars
of fifty two thousand four hundred and forty dollars
shall be drawn each month and all drafts Of the respect
Boards Of School Directors shall be made In the following
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The salaries of superintendent teachers and other
poyees and all bills Of supplies stationery rents repairs,
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