New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-25
nnnra 81 Asslatnnt Aldermea.

regular meeting of this Board was held last
night Presiden mt McCuloch in the chair and twelve
members present
The minutes of the last regular and adjourned
meetings we're read, and with slight amendment
adopted. Before their adoption. however, warm
discussion sprung up between several members
upon the merits, it appeared, OF the action mad on
certain measures at The last meeting, Confusion
prevailed for q time and motions were made TO
adjourn until tonight, which were lost, aud the
regular business Wasresumed.
4 report from the city treasurer. was received
for the week ending on the 2lst inst. Receipts
during the week, SS3,32l 81; expenditures, $77,-
| 1874 O6; balance on hand, $35 ,53S 81 Deferred
| to the committee on finance.
! The controllers weekly report was received
| Checks had been drawn during the week TO the
amount of S75, ,l24 %. Referred, -....
| Also a report from the controller, containing
the slle of contracts made by him on the 2lst'
No bid was made for the contract Tor running
the Canal street ferry. Contracts for bu ldng and
repairing the wharyes were made as tooWs; flrst
| aud Second Districts, VIM hhsh-secuiiIits, Ia
Garvfn and ]. Cole; Third District, Jerome Hanly-
| Phiip DruInm, security: Fourth District, Henry
ElIel mann-G. e lger and f. Martin, securlnes
I Contract for filling the 5atture with sand, az f"l-
lows: First contract from Canal to CalnOpe
streets, sold at thirty cents per cubic. yai d, TO
John +. RISt-S. Hernshem, security; from Gal-
liope to Race streets, at twentE-eight cents per
var to Nick Connell-Ghrisy Conne'l, security
TO Race street to Fesiri'y Road, at thhtyeight
and o half cents Per yard, to X chard behan-
Gerald Farrel, secupiy; from Canal 10 EspanadG
) street at t6rty-thtee cents per yard, te M, Jen
Thou,f,son g. McKenna-H. J. Smith and Rober
Adams, securities, from Esplanade street TO lowe
= limits, at thrSE-seven cents per yald-sam
D irties; from Felicity Road to upper limits, a
tlirty-seven cents per yard to H. fIleFmann-F
Marin aud 9. A. Eager, securities.
The contracts for cleaning ALL, and repairing ~
uRDaved streets were sold as follows: *fE,
Ward at s6SO0 per AMMAN; second Ward, SlO,Ses
a Ito J. l.. Winter-sscurites Tic Hart,
II Hickey and VIM Randolph; Third Ward, Sle9O
EJ. +. Rast-security, S. Hernsheimi *t9url
y Ward, SG600 *Fiith Ward, 1850; sixth war
= 5000; Seventh Ward, S6l50, to T. j. WHITE.
~ HRnlon and George HRwes, securities Ten
70 Ward, $1,000, to ]. l.. Winter-T Hart z. HEX
~ and Wm. Randolph, securities Eieyenh MaI w,
VI $445O, to B. E. McDonough-P Halpin ana WI
=, Henry, securities. ,--....,, :,
n, Contracts for repairing the paved streets as II
lows: First Ward, $1,000 per annum "Sece
Ward, S34OO Third Ward, $500 to L. D. VIM VIM
tJ O. Hanlon and George Howes' securiae
~. Fourth Ward, Sl7OO to Patrick Lane, security
~. Clement; Fifth Ward, $4,000, to james bucSh
!" Jules BENT security; Tenth Ward, S5O0s 70 j.
he Winner same securities; Eleventh ward, S59o'
'hu James McGawley, W. h. Umaeke security.
al; The a6iudieatOns marked with an nave
10 | cOmnlied yet with the requirements OF the II
, and the controller awaits fnrther Instructions a'
the the oHeli OF resale OF the same.
ev On motion of MIR. Prague. that portoh Oh
no controller sreportrclatiye t0rerairng tine "Haf
etc and furnishing filing with river tand l"f
"o lundiug, was received, and resolution aaopte
the accordance with the adjudication Of the cohtro
tied Adopted on it, second reading, anu SEM 70
,ug upper boaFe soF e9nearEeAF7'