New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-15

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Ysss: Gessrs. Delabarrs, Forstall, Harrison,
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Yeas': Nessrs. DeTAharre, Forstall, Harrison,
Howell, Landry and Vennard-6.
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ss, e ,ss Mscry square Third District
IT The SocWing resolution, adopted BY the Assistant
Board was referred TO the Committee on Streets and
rsssiason sting the strs. Commissioner to have
The following resolution adopted by the Assistant
Board was read twice and concurred in, the rules
being suspended, after having been amended, on mo-
tton Of Mr.. Landry, by adding the words provided
no cotton bales be allowed to remain said grounds"
whtew neutral grounds of Canal Ram
pa,s Basin Claiborne and EsPlsnade streets, etc
Howell, Landry and Vennard-6.
SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Vennard, on behalf Of the Committee on Streets
and Landings, offered the following report, which
The Cormee Of Streets LANDINGS have the honor
port that # S sos1 had With the Of srss
agpoilsd By this Board and that the following
reGOnluenne0, T..
enes il .sopon rsasns surveyor
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throw The d from said canal ON on
board ~ 5sseas from the rejection and
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On motion, the Board Of Aldermen receded from
their adoption Of the following resolution, and reject
ed the same, as recommended In the foregoing re-
port
to pns road T.
On motion, the Board of Aldermen receded from
their rejection of the following resolutions adopted
By the Assistant Board, and concurred in the same
g recommended H. the foregoing report
h Camp Canal and throw the dirt from said Canal
Yeas: Messrs. DeLabarre, ForstaI, Harrison,
Howell, Landry and vennard-6.
ua q the 10 and
stone from Royal street for employing the inmates of
. Yeas: Messrs. DeIahssfTTs, ForstaIl, Harrison,
Howell, Landry and Vennard-6.
Mr.. Vennard, on behalf of the Joint Committee on
Streets and Landings of the Common Council, Of
fered the following report, which was adopted, and
the resolutions accompanying the same were read
twice and adopted, the rules being suspended:
Yeas Messrs. Nixon, DeLabarre, Forstall, Harris
son, Howell and tennafd-6.
MI. Landry was excused from voting. .
The joint committee Streets and Landings Of the Common
Council having taken into deraion the
The Surveyor relative to the establishment Of
the evee for the Of giving bounul supply Of
the Inhabitants Of the Of the city agreeab
ton No go approved January 3d. 1859 have the honor
Force Pumps be for by Mayor be placed
By the Surveyor the head Of Canal street.
be erected herea by the Surveyor the purpose
mile Of thirty inch pipe with gates drawing valves
and I've miles Of twenty inch pipe also with drawing
Wales be contracted for by the Mayo be delivered the
city In accordance with fcaton file in the Surveyors
Office Said thirty inch and twenty ch pipe be laid in front
and up and down the exs ties Of the city by the City Sur
and under the direction and supervision Of said officer
sec. 100 bn commitee Of opinion that work
Necessary to citys welfare, with supply OF
mueh and desired hond
retarded 10 being put into PRACTICAL operation by the large
figure Of the entire cost therefore, committee advance
with the Of proposition for adoption that the
sum q s5eo be for of said
TO be drawn from the City Treasury warrants Of
the Comptroller required for the purchase
pumps and pipe and the OF the of la
portion Of said pipe each from Canal street and said
be carried to completion the funds in the
City Treasury will warrant that thereby of
water may be supplied not for the bereEt the
the bat all thereof for the exingufshent of fires
cleansing the stress and sliding and promoting saluary
dffion OF atmospheric particularly during the months
condEcive 70 the welfare of the inhabitants of the city of
Orleans resolution is accordingly presented adoption
giving authority for The prosecution Of the aforementioned in
valuable prrject
h T. vFNNARD. Chairman.
a S. p. DEI.ABARRE,
ROBERT HuYGHE,