The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-31

words or yards" and at the END add the woros
for each onense, one-half Of the same to 80 70
the informer.n -
Section IS, line Z, strike out so and insert 100
after the word markets :" in the 10th, l4th and /
18th lines, insert the words !" of the city," |
Section 50. at the end add al free marf ,ss
the blood will not affect the premises. under |
penalty of $40 per day, and in case of failure on
the part Of any proprietor OF . free market 70
comply with the provisions OF TINS section W,nn
fifteen days, the mayor is hereby authorised TO
close the same.n
Section 60. line 8, after word Gas" inaert
"tuch."
Section 81. line l. after the word CIGARS" 10.
sert The words 's25, and every manufacturer off,
Section "a, line 8, before the word amour"
insert payment OF the"
Section IS, line 3, strike out els" and insert
the words surgeon dentist and average adJuster'
30.n
The above amendments were, on motion Of Mr..
Fiber, concurred in.
The following resolution from the Board OF Al
dermen was adopted on its first reading:
RESOLVED. That the keepers Of bridges on Ca
nal Carondelet and New Canal are hereby
instructed to open said bridges after O'Clock
A. NJ, and close them at O'Clock ?. NJ, ana 10
secure the same by means Of lock and cham.
BE ii further resolUed, That any violation OF
this ordinance shall subject the person or persons
so violating to 6ne of not less than tweaty- rive
dollars, nor more than fifty dollars, recoverable
before any court of competent jurisdiction.
The following resolution from the Board OF Al
derm, was laid over subject to calls
ResolUed That from and after the passage OF
this resolution ii shall be the duty Of the city no.
tsry, upon the execution of any contract, agree
nent act of sale or purchase, or other authentic
act to which the city of New Orleans may be q
party or in which it may have an interest, TO de-
Ii, unto the city attorney copy OF each oil sucn
acts, and the cost of such copy shall be paid by
the other party or parties to such act with the city
of New Orleans.
ResoIred further, That 1t shall be the duty of
the city attorney and his clerk in addition to other
duties that may be imposed upon them py law,
| to take charge Of said copies, arrange the same
in the office of said city attorney as portion OF
the records Of said office, and whenever the num-
| Der of such copies amount to $50, cause all such
COPIES TO be bound in good and substantial form,
prtfixing thereto full and accurate index OF the
| acts so bound, so as to form collection OF such
| acts easy Of access and reference.
Mr.. Wynne offered the following resolutions,
which were referred respectively to the committees
| on streets and landings and on fires:
ResOlred, That the surveyor be and he 10
| authorized 10 shell and grade the intersections
| between the pavement and the wharves from
washipgto Market to Port street.
| Resolved That the surveyor be and be is
authorized to repair the stable and house OF Hope
| Hook and Ladder Company No. 8. provided the
| cost shall not exceed five hundred dollars
Mr. Fisher introduced the following resolutions,
the CT nsideration of which was deferred to the
next regular meeting:
Resolred, That the controller be and IL
| hereby authorized to warrant upon the treasurer
in the sum of one hundred dollars ia favor of each
| of the following parties, viz; NJ n. Biruett, re-
| porter New Orleans Times John M. Barrett, re-
porter New Orleans Picayuns; Geo. l.. Oatlin,
| reporter New Orleans Crescent; John A. WEIGH
srdt reporter New Orleans German Press; Hugo
Lehman, reporter New Orleans German Gazette ;
/ II Mar nrlaona N M
TeDnison, reporter New Orleans Bulletin; VIM:
Young reporter New Orleans Republican said
amounts being paid in consideration Of the full and
faithful reports of the proceedings OF this board
prepared by the said reporters tor the Journals
they respectively represent.
Rescued, That the controller be and he Is
hereby authorized, after ten days notice in the
official journal, TO adiudicate to the lowest bidder
the keeping of the prisoners in the City work
louise Including feeding and medical attendsnce)
for one year, subject to such specifications as may
| be provided by the committee on w0rkhouse and
prisons Of the Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Resolred That the controller be and is hereby
authorized 10 adjudicate, after ten days notice II
the official journal to the lowest bidder or bidders
separately, the contracts for one year, for sup
porting the inmates of the Boys and Girls Houses
of Refuge, under such specifications Is may b,
sy bear U 0p
Resolred That the c. -oller be and he i
hereby authorized to adjC ss,e, after ten days
notice in the official journal. to the lowest bidder
the contract for keeoDg, clothing and feeding lin
GLIDING medical attendance) the inmates OF tn
City Insane Asylum for one year, under sucl
specifications may be provided by the com
nittee on police and health, of the Board Of As
sistsnt Aldermen.
The following resolution. introduced by MI
Farrell, was adopted. under suspension of tn
rules, on its sveral readings by the foowin
voc:
Yeas -Messrs. Rose, Walker, Camp, Grsndprt
Fisher, Pandely, wynne, Farrell and Breen-9.
Nsy-Mr. Montgomery.
Resolred, That the adjudication made to job
Faon for the making of shell.road on tn
swamp side of Bayou st. John. between Espls
made bridge and the Metairie road, at the rate
So per running foot, be and is hereby approved
, and that the mayor be authorized to enter into
| contract with the said James Fallon as principa
aud VIM. Cullinan as security, for the constructo
OF said shellroad.
( Mr.. Farrell introduced the following resolutio
which was, under suspension of the rules, adoI
d on its several readings by the following vote
Yeas-Messrs. Rose, Walker, Grandpre, Fishe
:, Pandely, Farrell and Breen-7.
. Nays-Messrs. Camp and Montgomery.
Resolred, That the adjudication by the contro
l-r of contract, In accordance with ordinant
No. ll76 N. S., =" for the building and repairing
the bulkhead on the Lake shore. fronting Franz
| fCrQ street, between fIeDCnmeu anu 81. AutnOL
Streets to Henry Eerman as principal, and
n A. Eager security, for the sum Of six thousaI
II (s60C0) dollars, for the whole work complete,
Vt aud the came Is hereby approved, the securi
J. accepted, and the mayor authorized to enter In
contract with the parties, per notaral act, for q
performance of said work per specifications
It file in the Office Of the city surveyor.
:, Mr.. Pandely moved that the vote on the abo
resolution be recopsidered, and the motion pI
). vailed.
e The resolution coming up for readoption
1t passed finally by the following vote:
. Yeas-Messrs. Walker, Grandpre, Fisher Pa
}. dely, Farrell and Breen-6.
10 Nays-Messrs. Camp and Montgomery.
IS The following resolution, submitted by y
Farrell was, under suspension of the rul'
is unanimously adopted on its several readings:
~ Resolred, That the adjudication made to 10
g Coleman 4 Co. for making sidewalks on Pett
and Clay streets, between Customhouse and Co
70 streets at the rate of 50 so per running foot,
1, and is hereby approved, and that the mayor
authorized to enter Into q contract with the abo
le named parties and their securities for the &C