New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-22
RoARD OF AlnfaxEs 1
82f5e s3ssas March Ii, 1850, 4

of lbs Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
sa s. sos & ssspSa s '
sss.s s. y, 70 The shs a Police to eys poisoned
/ large witlla ile limits Of the city,
d Teoaplienas and lave Streets aid belong
Ing % ny Sly q New Orleans saeass the premises
n'osksn sh9p cn he nosh side Of Liberty street, between
resolution ns,rcslng Comptroller contract AZ
sr hse days niice II the Official journal for akisg sdsys
stance streets s3s H5
law hat it s he aeo ns s euaa Council 10 opea
oyeau street from Piesy 10 nea street and from Eyra to
resolution directing tho wseen ids
ensso down q sl bs es rs
The honorable body d the reso
Bosr o Ai3sf@s pssed h. and DIG Streets
and Landings appointed committee Of conference upon me
resolution city Surveyor = widen Custom
The Committee on Streets Landings appointed COM
nttee q conference the following persisted IN W
resolution making unlawful for cart tutii q other
sehce certain lumber Of pounds at ORE loaa.
Hespee'' 'eifas CLAIBORNE, secretary.
The following resolution, mentioned in the above
message, was read twice ana concurrea IN, inc
Yeas: Messrs. Blackwell, Beebe, Dupre, Hall,
Huyghe, Leefe Moreno, Patterson, Pettingill and
IKingsland-lo.
fssouton authorizing the Chief Police have poisoned
sassges distributed 10 all dogs oand running At
The following resolution, mentioned in the above
4 message was referred to the Committee on FL
nance:
boe near he junction Il and sres
and belonging 10 the city Of New Orleans TO acae the pre
The following resolutions, mentioned the above
message. referred to the Committee on Streets
/ and Landings
resolution inssrucng Comptroller sell
after days notice ~ e oieial ourns for making side
on ne south sde OF Fourth street, oetween magazine ana
resolution requesting Mayor advertise, according
Council
Morsau street from Pie Desire and from Elnyra to indie
resolution directing the rye,o to cause The wooden side
Convent down to he Tinted States barracks
The following resolution, mentioned in the above
message, was referred to the Committee on Police
blacksmith shop The north side Of Liberty street between
The following resolution, mentioned in tile FORE
going message as having been persisted in, was
read, and, on motion, the Committee on Streets
and Landings was appointed as committee Of
conference upon the subject on the part of this
Board:
A resolution nssrnctig the City Surveyor widen Custom
hosis street s e a9 Le t e III 1y;T and
resolution which was read twice and adopted, the
rules being suspended.
Yeas Messrs. Blackwell, Beebe, Dupre, Hall,
Hnyghe, Leefe, Moreno, Patterson, Pettingill and
/ Kingsland-l0. X n
Whereas, citizens Of Orleans WILL coming
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inn services and public character of that and
oisiai capacity should lie sentiment q
a p
worth
his Board and sSss Il lie Board Il Aidsaa Ss sad
III make
such rs a. may Be BY then deemed pec sary in
The shall not exceed the Of thousand i've hundred
On motion Of Mr. Leefe, his Honor the Mayor
was added to the committee.
PETITIONS. FL
The following were referred to the Committee
on Finance:
q ps:J + cawsor asking payment Il mi.
by The city in 1858. and asking for relief.
4 Of n Cummings, asking for relief.
and ns S y
The following were referred to the Committee
on Streets and Landings
Of Thomas Hale asking that Nicholson Co..
oa Il III properly uaii lie 5aldng s. COM
81 property on the Metae road from the Bayou
bridge % Alexander street asking that plank walk be made
of eenipaniIg q lie condition Of tho
The petition OF property holders, protesting
against the erection Of a blacksmith shop on Bur-
gundy street, between Toulouse and ST. Peter
streets, was referred to the Committee on Police
communication to and receipt for the Robin
Church on Dryades street, was referred to the
Committee on Fire.
4 letter from the Committee on the " Clay No
numental Association inviting the Board ta mar
tclpate i'll the celebration of the inauguration of
the statue of Henry Clay, on the 18th April next
was read, and, on motion, said invitation was ac-
cepted.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were read, and, on
motion, referred to the Committee on Streets and
Landings:
sasd That the Mayor bs and no hereby authorized to
ob in Cemetery NJ a Fenr p Gss s ms GREG
Resoe That the City Surveyor be and he i hereby
street to The risef ~
Mr.. Huyghe offered the following preamble and
resolution, which was read twice and unanimously
adopted, the rules being suspended:
Whereas the Telegraph posts on he neua ground Of Canal
street viii interfere with the statue about to be said
Whereas Common street equally ven situated or the CON.
a That liz strse b and he hereby
authorized to notify ie Telegraph Company Companies
that permission Is hereby given posts on Common
ss oans .e's e ena during s pleasure q the Common
Mr; Blackwell offered the following resolution,
which was read !:
~, Rg,rec That permission he sndis hereby granted
Mceap to s sTset lssgs formerly
sde the be done Ia compliance will lie ey oriaapes s
Mr.. i4eefe moved to refer said resolution to the
Committee on Police; Mr.. Patterson moved to lay
that motion the table. Lost ; and said resolu-
| ton referred to the Committee on Police
cas-: Messrs. Beebe, Hall, Huyghe, I.eefe, Mo.
reno, Pettingill and Kingsland-7.
Nays Messrs. Blackwell, DuprG and Patter-
scn--a.
The following resolutions were read twice and
adopted, the rules being suspended:
* cas-; Messrs. Blackwell, Beebe, Dnpre, Hall,
Huyghe, Leefe Moreno, Patterson, Petiingill and
kingsand-l9. as# 49,
Resotsd Tat the Ghaen The Committees on Streets and
sfncea select suitable Fourth district m
Public Pai the present location having sold and poijec
having been served the Street Commissioner
premises.
eae That nermse same Is hereby granted 10
a Is seey 10 erect cotton picker! the ST. Thomas
aie ST John the baptist street, and ST. James Streets provided
9fanance SUD pekery to reaia daring tho pleasure of
Common Gonncit
Rso1eed THU the Stree Commissioners he and he is hereby
requested TO have the Plaaks laid the bridge
tim Of Cannon and Banks order afford n
proper facilities to building Bank
Mr. Hall offered the following report, which was
adopted; and the resolution accompanying The
same was read twice and adopted, the rules being
suspended.
| Yeas: Messrs. Blackwell, Beebe, Dupre Hail.
Aayghe, Leefe, Moreno. Patterson, Pettingil and
| kingsland-l0. -
The Finance Committee the honor 10 re4n herewith
adopted. - 1870 - ~ ~
JOHN IT. HALL
| mo B. LEEFE,
AD. DUPRE -
| . H. A. PATTERSON. 81
Resoed That The Comptroller warrant on the Treasurer for
| inc payment Of tbs following bills, viz:
h \: Parker Sheriff. expenses incurred for election
held on ath February 1860 for Associate Justice Of
the supreme Court sssS "a
n Campbell services rendered IN January, 1853 as
At the corner of Market and Front Streets First