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The following resolution, adopted by the Assistant
Board concurred in as recommended in the fore
going report:
Issoon making for any I, ses or pDsn III
is Of New Orleans for ue any new Omnibus truck or
sd,h under penalty q than $50
for ' Msss o Landry
Vennard, Whitney and Wiltz-7.
The following resolution, adopted by the Assistant
Board. was concurred in, after having been amended
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dched the Geny road from Lahsrpe street to the
Yeas Messrs Cox, DeLabarre, Forstall, Landry,
Vennard, Whitney and Wilt.
The following resolutions, adopted by the Assistant
Board, were concurred In as recommended in the
Alesonlon authorizing the Street Commissioner close
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the Josephine ST. Andrew and First Streets
Yeas Messrs Cox, DeLabarre, Forstal, Landry,
Vennard, Whitney and Wiltz-7.
Ieoluen nssrsng the s has
Of Clara and running dagonsly to Claiborne mar
Yeas Messrs Cox, DeLabarre, Forstall, Landry,
vennard, Whitney and Wiltz-7.
lamps ioeaed the Columbus and other Streets
Yeas Messrs, Cox, DeI.abarre, Forstal Landry,
vennard, Whitney and Wiltz-7.
resolution rejecting he contract aadieaed to Henry
Yeas Messrs Cox, DeLabarre, Forstall, Landry,
vennard Whitney and Wilt. s,,,,,., - u.,,v
cleaning Hag.n Avenue Canal from Canal street 10
= Yeas as !: Messrs. Cox DeLabarre, Forstall, Landry,
Yennard, Whitney and Wiltz-7.
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Yeas s IN: Messrs Cox, DeLabarre, Forsal Landry,
vennard, Whitney and Wiltz-7.
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nal t. Canal Gsrondelst and accepting his security
Yeas Messrs. Cox peL Del, eLabarre, Forstali, Landry
resolution granting permission to Messr Sol
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ern Railroad 10 said square
Yeas: Messrs. Cox, DeLabarre, Forstall, Landry,
Vennard, Whitney and Wiltz-7.
The following resolution adopted by the Assistant
Board was read twice and concurred in the rules be-
ing suspended
inviting the Committee Streets and LasaiDss
Landings f The Board Of Assistant Al asrmen examine
On motion, the Board adjourned to the Chamber of
the Assistant Board of Aldermen.
JOINT SESSION. sE
The rolls being called, the following members an
swered to their names, to wit:
Aldermen-Hon. B. s. Harrison, President pro
tenn; Messrs. Cox, DeLabarre, Landry, Vennard,
Whitney and WiltZ-7.
Assistant Aldermen-Ho j. 7. Monroe, President; ;
Messrs Bakewell, BENT, DeL'Isle, Dupre, Hall,
Huyghe, Leefe, Magioni, Moreno, Patterson, Pet
tingill and White-13.
On motion, the Common Council proceeded to the
election of various city officers
For Bank Of Deposit, the Louisiana State Bank
was nominated and there being no other nomination,
on motion, said Bank was declared unanimously
elected.
For Assistant Recorder of the First District, Mr..
John T. Monroe was nominated and there being no
other nomination, motion, be was declared unani
mousy elected. $50.
For Assistant Recorder Of the Second District, Mr.
Jules Benit nominated, and there being other
nomination, on motion, he was declared unanimously
elected.
Magioni was nominated, and there being no other
nomination, on molten, he was declared unanimously
elected.
For Assistant Recorder of the Fourth District Mr..
H. T. Vennard was nominated, and there being no
other nomination. on motion, he was declared unani-
| mously elected.
For Wharfnger Of the First and Fourth Districts,
Mr.. Pettngil moved to postpone this matter for two
weeks. Lost.
Yeas Messrs. Wilt, Monroe, Benit, L'Isle, Du-
pre-, Moreno and Pettingill-7.
Nays Messrs. Cox, DeLabarre, Harrison, Landry,
vennard, Whitney, Bakewell, Hall, Huyghe, Leefe,
Dat ito
Messrs. Thomas Clark and VIM. B. Hall were nom
mated.
Mr.. Clark received the votes Of Messrs. Harrison,
Cox, DeLabarre, Landry. Yennard Whitney, Wiltz,
Monroe, Bakewell, DeLIsle, Dupre, Hall, Huyghe,
Leefe, Magioni and Patterson-16.
Mr.. Hall received the votes of Messrs. Benit Mo.
reno, Pettingill and White-4.
Mr.. Clark having received the requisite majority,
was declared duly elected.
For Assistant Whar6nger Of the First District, Mr..
Henry Mitchell was nominated and there being no
other nomination, motion, he was declared unan-
imously elected.
For Wharfinger Second and Third Districts, Mr..
John semmer was nominated, and there being no
other nomination, on motion, he was declared unani.
mously elected.
For Assistant Wharfinger Second District, Mr. Eu-
gene Dupre was nominated, and there being no other
nomination, on notion he was declared unanimously
elected.
For Assistant Wharfnger Third District, Mr.. G. N.
Coignard was nominated, and there being no other
nomination, he was on motion, declared unanimously
elected.
For Assistant Wharfnger Fourth District, Mr.. a..
d. Keene was nominated, and there being no other
nomination on motion, he was declared unanimously
| elected.
For City Physician for the First and Fourth Dis
tricts, DR. A. Hart was nominated, and there being
other nomination, on motion, he was declared unan
mously elected.
| For City Physician for the Second and Third Dis
ricts, DR.. c. Delery nominated, and there being
no other nomination, on motion, he was declared
| unanimously elected
For Keeper Of the Court Houses Mr.. J. 3. Bouligny
was nominated, and there being other nomination,
| he was declared duly elected.
| For Keeper of the Powder Magazine, Mfr. Charles
r. Fagot was nominated and there being no other
nomination, on motion he was declared unanimously
elected &.
For Porter of the City Hall, Mr.. W. W. Randall
was nominated, and there being no other nomination,
| on motion, he was declared unanimously elected.
| For City Auctioneer, Mr.. James B. Walton was
nominated, and there being no other nomination,
/ motion, he was declared unanimously elected.
/ For City Notary, Mr. Charles e. Fortier was nomi-
mated. and there being no other nomination, on mo.
| tion, he was declared unanimously elected.
1 For Official journal, the New Orleans Daily Cres-
4 cent was nominated and there being no other nomi.
nation, on motion, said paper was declared lnani-
mously elected.
For Sexton Of the Fourth District Cemetery, Mr..
| Philip Harty was nominated, and there being no
other nomination, on motion, he was declared unani.
mously elected.
For Keeper Of the City Park, Mr. o. Delarue was
nominated, and there being no other nomination. on
notion he was declared unanimously elected.
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