New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-19

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Mr. Hnyghe offered the following resolution, whicl
was read twice, and adopted unanimously the rule
being suspended, and, on motion, sent to the Boar
> OF Aldermen for concurrence:
Resoired That the by Messrs Nicholson
Co. FOR The paving Of Camp with block from
Adam Geser and the hereby accepted and III
Mayor be he is hereby authorised
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Leefe offered the following resolution, which
, was read
s,snd d., pe5 no,s,a AL the Contract oy New
Joseph street the said contract for said work
ihs ssa
Ds fsss @
spsceaoas supervision II The City
Of Joint com ees
Mr.. Whitney moved to amend the foregoing reso
i luton, by inserting after the word "St Josenh
street, in the seventh line, the words from Cana
to Espanade on Front Levee, to be paid out of the
4 budget of ls60.n Carried, and the resolution as
amended was referred to the Committee on Streets
| and Landings.
Yeas: Messrs. BENT, Hnyghe, Magioni, Massicot
Moreao, Monroe, Ranney White and Whitney.--9
Nays: Messrs. Waldo, Beebe, Kearny and
| Leefe-4.
Mr.. Leefe offered the following resolution. which
was read twice and adopted, the rules being sus-
| pended:
Yeas: Messrs. Waldo, Beebe, BENT, Huyehe,
Leefe. Magioni, Massicot, Moreno, Monroe, White
and Whitney-ll. =,
| Nays: Messrs. Kearny and Ranney-2.
Rssoired That the Comptroller be hereby auho
Ized warrant the Treasurer for the eighteen
sGass As
the said to be applied for The c9mp1stion Of school
be paid the order OF the President Third Dis
Mr.. Huyghe offered the following resolution, which
| was read twice and adopted, the rules being sus
pended:
Yeas: Messrs. Waldo, Beebe, BENT, Huyghe, Kear-
| ny Iapfp Ma ar
! ney, White and Whitney-l3.
ss o hsf ss Alter BE and sds ant
ea contract for with saiare blocks siops
g ~ Is e. t. Of Ths a
s and me t. b @ accordance with peca
Mr.. Leefe offered the following resolution, which
was read and referred to the Committee on Finance:
70 - r y be and be Is hereby authorized
hundred doars being for rendared a as
T. dc Secretary eta on during
The following were referred to the Committee on
Streets and Landings:
Rsolsed That The Street Commissioner requested to have
whey*sbeI t the trees IN AL ,he squares of The city.
aa auth q to haxs wooden ootpathwsy made the h
Teet s'as OF Franklin street from c"0pe Clio
The following resolution, adopted by the Board of
Aldermen was read and referred to the Committee on
Streets and Landings:
Yeas: Messrs. Waldo, Beehe, Huyghe, Leefe. Ma
gioni, Massieot Moreno, Monroe, Ranney, White and
Whitney IL.
toward the river the three the
By message this Board was Informed that the
Board OF Aldermen had concurred in the following
resolution, with an amendment:
resolution authorizing the Comptroller adndcate a er
each eleven wards Of 9ae e c 9F
spr n e PsSsd and mp yed and repang
Tor rep rng and keeping repai the
Amended af the words wards of this cty,,-
that no purchaser shall be than
paved unpayed png the npave Streets ma one
S repang and keeping in repair the Streets
Mr.. Kearny moved to reject the amendment of the
Board OF Aldermen. Carried.
Yeas: Messrs. Waldo, Beebe, Benit Huvphe Rear
ny, Magioni, Massicot, Monroe and Rauney-9
Nays: Messrs. Leefe, Moreno, White and Whit
ney4.
NJ Hayghe moved to persist in the resolution as
originally passed by this Board. Carried
And the Chair appointed the Committee on Streets
and Landings a committee of conference upon the
subject on the part of this Board.
The following resolution from the Beard of Alder
men, was read and concurred in, the rules being sus
pended and, on motion, the Chair appointed the
Committees on Fire and Police on the committee called
for in said resolution on the part of this Board:
CON- rsya TO 69 BSa to
ton the Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph city Of New
The following resolutions from the Board of Alder.
men, were read twice and concurred in, the rules
being suspended:
authorizing the Commissioner to notify
ne United shes Com nissioners for tn Of
nocsn material nsn as'f sss , fao s date
Low ensnmosrns the neutral ground each side Canal
NJ, resolution giving permission the State Assessor of the
the Cit, Third District IN the hnId 10
Known as the Recorders oce and Up Third Dis
The following resolution from the Board of Alder.
men was read and conferred to the Committee on
Police vi
resolution giving permission 10 Edmund 1vens TO erect
s,e d "oe on aa ope situated the Charles
FINANCE.
MIR. Magioni offered the following resolution. which
was read twice and adopted, the rules being sus-
Yeas Messrs. Waldo, Beebe Huyghe, Kearny. |
Leeie, Mag!oni, Massicot, Moreno, Monroe, Rauuey'
White and Whitney-l2.
Resolped That Eonptrol,e- be An he Ia bsro.,
ns warrant on the Treasurer for the tie follow
Priee \, 4 conloa repasing bell ind clock at Pa
q c fSs Second al e sanes for Draining Ma
W. n ass,d one trowel and tin pans for Insane
" bAvd, sandry hardware for Work iose... q q
Butler Work TX Hoas noase ii ii g.
n n a so4 s;S corn and hay for wokHoass
A 4 81. nsa ,s, corn and hay ar Work oase a' O
jacob Dassuner Co. provisions for WORK o. oil
J. Ksei, barrels so soap for Work. % g.
O. Fin Jones three tossa chairs for Fifth IL 90
- - plsueh, Lieut. Poltce First Disrict ia. |
lions 10 prisoners in April 1859. ........ IN m
L Gt'tnel iient Police Second District rations V w
" p'' P paurs IN apdi, ls5s..........., sg3 20
H. T. Simon iest psIica ia 75 % IS
10 prisoners IN April. 1859 ....4.....,. ,, No
iilre q porter for April, 1859 ,....... - m
Pan ~ p p"sou ota.,on tor April, 1853 g 90
ps,iy Il N M * ettiioii Tor APRIL 1859 10
f. L Newland Ienf 81 ~. k SS9 475-ll6 IS
tos 70 prisoners in Alr, 1sa9. ,... 10 an
lire of porter for April lS5g ~ ~ M
Firing uight gun for Anri 1870 * M 70 4, |
4. Lauge, IA days service 10 February 1877 a,
J. Weinjnster, ii days service February lss5 ~ ~
:. Andry, 4 days service in May 1857 ~ ~ y 90 |
= \, pannoy, q days service in June 1857 ~ q @9 |
AT Kelly, aiays service iu January lSS, 1870 81 w
'' = sa,,, ase ~. = e 5hay, ls75... IS t0