New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-26


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directed e rs,tss II
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r.aassssd forthwith ~ bridge Hogan
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directed have graded and dl,chsd the Gently Road for
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.asnss Il hs Common Council Be- Icy
and such other made
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: sum to be paid out Of the budget Of 1860,
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work 70 b done one, w III delay
ctsd lamps placed following Streets to wit
oss Lamp Es,ssa a.. and Pauline
Que lamp corner GasacAiso and Pauline.
One lamp sssi III ans
One lamp corner corner Morean and Jea.Is
LAMB CORNER az. and
| Ons lamp corner Good Children and Jeanne. ..5
Roped That the City Surveyor be and he is hereby
have placed all streets from Enehsin Emira
back Good Children street, said work to be
The following resolution was read, and, on motion
referred to the Second District delegation
Whereas. The New o,lesns and oeeSnsas Railroad Com
s ss.,
he ssa and granted to said
Il nv, Nib sn 5e9on No. bs and the
i Mr.. Magioni offered the following report, which
was read and adopted, and during the reading of
said report, the Secretary having been taken sud.
denly iii, Mr.. Fl. Rareshide was called to take his
place
The Finance Committee have the honor to report
as follows, to-wit: 4s5s.'
III The Cd bridge broken bridges city etc
your committee however presen. resolution to
Upon the petition q casieae Proposing to
red stores. Second District unavOrsby, the city has
md Rs
s % n y
H. &c as saapss
# bis Of the
he building WAS being erected The amount claimed isthsre.
fore nsaded IN the resolution to sundry bills which
Upon ths petition Of Nicholson contractors for snd
q balanes dns them On ihs contract PRICE
b By the sss Of ss r g mr. they srs to be
market for the years 1859 1907 The contractors having
sa & II a ~ ssssss
i = Be eR # sss Of the sale Of
Upon aresolutipn the Of siOo H. Rare
Of Assistant Aldermen during absence Of the Secretary on
Ss Il. ns so hall It on IF s
Of The "a said Board for the month Of May
| of the resolution. .5.s7s{.a
Al. ..ssp. ii. .., section ia D ! bo GEHH5ah
Mr.. BENT moved to reject the amendment referred
to in the above report. Carried.
The following resolutions accompanying the above
report read twice and adopted the rules being
Yeas: Messrs. Waldo, Beebe, BENT, Dolhonde,
Huyghe, Kearny, Leefe, Magion, Massicot, Moreno
Ranney, White and Whitpey-14.
Resored That the Comptroller be and he hereby authorized
to sell public auction, after five days notice the official
Journal md for cash all the old bridge bars and bridge
Resolsd further, That is hereby made the duty the
s If s to 70 the tell I after
posnSs Of such Tnd iron ~
the following ss tue lot
L eas nfas 6 tn ss Eaasss s IN
Adopss nsn two in bathing tub. for The Parish ~
is police ~
N Pisayuas Z months sasseraiss for Board Of :.
Louisiana Courier: nhs subscription for Finance ~
Pelsnn- Bros one new co'nan for vegetable MARKET
Pelanne Bros one new column for Port market Third .
j. D. Monism. paint urpentine aud white lead for In 20 10
same Asylum 3 IS
JURY SERVICE.
jos Hernandez transaree of sundry jurors for service
F. aedlsin days G d Feoaa az nsa to.o %
powty = days II February 1850 ls g
Jos alsiisr W. y DAYS sfasdss j.
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The honr having arrived. the Board Of Aldermen
met the Board of Assistants in their hall in
JOINT SESSION.
Members present Of Board of Aldermen Hon. j.
O. Nixon, Presidents Messrs Conway. DeLabarre,
Forstall. Harrison, Howell, Landry, vennard and
Wiiz-9.
Members present of Board Of Assistants +: Hon. c.
Il. Waldo President; Messrs Beebe, BENT Dolhonde,
Huyghe, Kearny, Leefe, Magioni, Massicot Moreno,
Monroe, Ranney, White and Whitney-14.
On motion, the Common Council proceeded to the
election of three Directors the part of the city for
the New Orleans jackson and Great Northern Rail
road Company.
Messrs. Nevin, McGill, McLearn, N. r. Jennings,
George Clark and Henry Bier were nominated.
Mr.. Neyn received the votes of Messrs. Conway,
DeLabarre, Forstall, Harrison, Howell Landry Ven
nard, Wilt, Waldo, Beebe, Kearny Moreno, Monroe,
White and Whitney-l5.
Mr.. McGll received the votes of Messrs. Nixon,
Conway, Harrison. Howell, Witz Waldo, Beebe,
Huyghe, Kearny, Leefe, Moreno, White and Whit
ney-l3. ss.=
Mr., Jennings received the votes of Messrs. Nixon,
LlOWell, iIHHuCyJ WHO, BENT,
Dohonde, Hnyghe Kearny, Magioni, Massicot, Ran
ney, White and Whitney-15.
Mr.. McLearn received the votes of Messrs. Nixon,
Conway. Forstall, HARRISON Landry, Vennard,
Wilt, Waldo, Moreno and Monroe-l0.
Mr.. Clark received the votes of Messrs DeLabarre
Vennard, Dolhonde, Benit Huyghe, Leefe, Magioni,
Masscot, Monroe and Ranney-l0.
Mr.. Bier received the votes of Messrs BENT. Dol
honde, Leefe, Magion Masscot and Ranney-6.
Messrs. Nevin, McGill and N. R. Jennings having
received the requisite majority Of votes, were de.
elared duly elected.
The Common Council having terminated the cleo.
ton, on motion, the Board Of Aldermen retired
Mr.. Magioni offered the following preamble and
resolution which read, and, on motion referred
to the Committee on Finance:
Whereas recently has occurred in the Third
District which, for the of proper supply of water e
tended some tight nine Of goun therefore
be IL - ~
Resoled That the Commercial Water. Works comnarv Ina
and hev hereby requested accordance with an act o the
Leg AZURE approved March 49, 1913 cause to be laid
water npes of sufficient capacity afford full supply wa
ter within the limits of the Third District in ease of fail,
comply with the foregoing the Mayor requested to
notify the General In order to take legal proceedings
STREETS AND LANDINGS.
Mr.. Monroe offered the following majority report
which was read
The Committee of Streets and Landings have the
honor to report upon the following subjects referred
to them, viz:
Upon the petition of Spencer and Daniel g. Devices
In fAtbnat secnnd sennn