New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-05
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JAMES DAVIS.

JAMES DAVIS,
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The following resolution referred to in the fore
going report was read:
to enclose With wooden fence the ditch surrounding the fo
ded dollars ard copete as soon as possible
Ar. Beggs moved to amend the foregoing reso-
LUTON BY adding the following proviso Provided,
me same be paid out of the appropriation made
for said fertilization. Carried.
On motion, said resolution, thus amended, was
unapImouaiy adopted, the rules having been sus-
The following resolution, referred to in the fore
going report, was read
red fha The second part of the ordinance of the Com
y soad comany De and b1y are s 20 Fs sH
% 10 9sJstSte IRON for dat iron rails Geatmen
c9nnsny PLANK the space oct the nck the manner
an IN 81 sf % MaS"z"e street Fourth
"a 70 S9"se and further provided that when sd
SELL isss mp The said IRON rails and lay down
tae ana ha gs amended SHid ordinance No j7S be
luton by adding after the words Magazine Street.
Fourth District" the following words viz F.: and
that said space so planked between the two tracks
be Kept in good order and repair by said company
during the term of their contract Carried,
On nolon, the rules were suspended said reso-
luton amended as aforesaid read a second time
and unanimously adopted ~ =,
The following preamble and resolution (pub.
i.sh0u III Tue JouFHdt OF tne proceedings OF this
Board, of the 10Th uitmo,) referred to in said re
port, and amended by said committee so as to
read after the preamble 6 Be it resolved. That
the Surveyor be and he is hereby authorized to
make the necessary bridges on said Broad street
Canal IN the space comprised between Esplanade
street and ST. Bernard avenue, whenever and
Wherever in his judgment, said bridges are re-
CURED" was read, and, on motion, the rules were
suspended, said preamble and resolution as amend.
ed as aforesaid read second time, and unanim-
ousiy adopted.
Preamble resolution directing bridges to be made across
avenue - ' "'u
The following resolution, referred to in the fore
gong report, amended by said committee by ad-
ding the following words: Provided the cost
thereof does not exceed seventy.fve dollars, was
read as amended, and, on motion, unanimously
adopted, the rules being suspended.
holes in White se ISs street ~ to have the
tho proceedings of the sNsrd, of the 20 gltrmo)
COMMITTEE on Police AND HEALTH.
MIR. Seicshnaydre, on behalf of the Committee
ON Police and Health, presented the following re-
port which was read, and, on notion unani,
mously adopted
;, The COMMITTEES Police and Hcah having before them
three FORCES lot IS S. Joseph street beg leave to
npany resolution ntirg prayer Of the petitioner
Respectfully submitted.
4: BEEBE, chairman
qRSi +. SE!SOHNAYDRE |
W. T. HoDdKiNs.
The following resolution, referred to in the fore
going report, was read:
ESQ ,oF CLOWN r Coleman to erect one more
h ,pr' C od gs Of L7 Hot q Of the 18th nit 900 vi
On notion, The rules were suspended, the fore
gong resolution read second time, and unani-
mously adopted.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
Mr., BENT, chairman 81 the special committee to
whom was referred IA resolution authorizing the