The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-10

commisssry, at salary Of ATTY dollsrs per month,
fGr as TrH or ssch Of he
markets. at q salary Of sixty collars Per month
each, viz:
poydras Market.
Pile Market.
Claiborne Market.
Drvs des Market.
IRENE Market
Port Market.
Magazine Market.
Soraparu Market.
Ninth street Market
Keller Market.
ST. Bernard Market.
lie Breton Market; and
Washington Market.
SEC. 81. Be IL further ordained, etc., Here
Altar in ali the markets Of the city, all butchers
and vendors Of meats OF al kinds shall have at
tscbed 10 their stalls, and conveniently placed
thereon set Of scales and weights. duly inspected
and stamped according to law, for the purpose OF
weighing oil meats which they may sell. Any
butcher or other vendor Of meath In the public
markets Of this city who shall sell meat Of any
kind otherwise than by weight, Or who shall not
have the scales and weights upon his stall.
as provided above, shall be liable 70 Q fne OF
ten dollars for each ofIense. recoverable before
the recorder of the district in which the offsnse
shall have been committed, or before any
justice of the peace of the city Of New leans.
half for the benefit OF the city, and the
other half for the benefit Of the informer.
SEC. So. Be Il further ordained. etc.. That the
surveyor be, and he is hereby directed 70 measure
and number each and every stall and stand 10
each and every market in this city when required
by the farmers or lessees thereof, and designate
and aesign the size, dimensions and number of
each bu'cher's stand or stall, each fish, game or
vegetable stand or stall, and Of each chocolate
stand stall or table, 90 that the lessees farmers
well a. such person who may occupy such
stand. stall or table, may be enabled TO know
the dimensions thereof, and the amount to be
paid to the lessee OF said market for such stall.
stand or table.
That after said stands or stalls shall have been
measured and numbered, and that II the occupant
or occupants of said stalls or stands refuse to pay
to the lessee essees. or farmers of said market,
the amount which said lessee or lessees Is or are
entitled to receive then In that case, said lessee
shall have the right TO refuse the OF said stand
or stall TO said occupant or occupants.
SEC. SO. Be IL further ordained, ETC., That all
fines and penalties fixed by this ordinance, shall
be recoverable before any court Of competent
jurisdiction.
SIC. 81. Be II further ordained, etc., That all
previous ordinances and resolutions, or parts OF
ordinances or resolutions, referring 70 markets,
be and they are hereby repealed.
SIC. 3S. Be- further ordained, ETC., That this
ordinance shall take effect from and after the
lst day OF January, 1853.
The following resolution from the uppear board
was on motion referred to the city surveyor:
Resolued, That permission be and Is hereby
granted the farmer of st. Mary's Market 70 ex.
tend stall No. towards stall No. 4. provided the
same be done without expense TO the city.
The following resolution rom the upper board
was read and adopted on its several readings
unanimously:
Resolped, That from and after the passage and
approval Of this resolution, the public library In
ne i'm kpou a tsI.yaenm And .ibra "
Society,"" shsli be under the sole direction and
control Of Eve directors. to be nominated BY the
mayor and approved by the Board Of Aldermen.
ResolUed. That so much of the Law regulating
the management Of said library as conflicts with
this resolution, be and the same IL hereby re-
Pesled.
Mr.. Fisher moved to reconsider the vote BY
which the above resolution was adopted.
The motion to reconsider was laid on the table
The following ordinance was read and referred
| to the committee on railroads:
| Way to Establish Railroads. 81. Joseph, eord
| Euphrosipe and Claiborne S.reets-
| SECTION 1. Be IL ordained by tie Common
Council of The CITY Of Netc Orleans, That the con
troler be and he Is hereby authorized TO cell to the
| highest bidder after i've days notice IN the oficia
| Journal the contract for the right OF way fol
| twenty years. for the construction and working Of
tons hereinafter set forth said adjudicst 90 u,
i reNJoSs w ~ eftAN'~s VI ANJNSaSa W WIG 0SAA
| mon Council.
SIC. 2. BE IL further ordained, etc., That Their,
shall be built double track railroad. startins
from the intersection Of Delta and ~. JOSEPH
| streets; out ST. Joseph street to Delord street.
out north side of Delord street to Euphrosin:
street; out Euphrosine street to Claiborne street
| SIC. 3. Be Il further ordained etc.. That tn,
road, cars, etc be constructed in accordance will
plans and specifications to be furnished by tn.
CITY surveyor, sgreesbly to the lines. levels and
| grades to be established by said officer, and q
| his entire satisfaction.
| SEC. 4. Be IL further ordained. etc.. That the
right and privilege to be awarded 10 the party
or parties Offering to pay TO the city the largest
bonus per passenger carried In tbs cars, payable
monthly into the city treasury on returns made
under oath by the contractor TO the city controller
SEQ. s. Be IL further ordained. etc., That the
SAID railroads. rolling stock. equipments and fix
lures TO revert 70 the city o. the expiration of the
said twenty years privilege. on q valuation TO be
sscertsned by two disinterested persons, one 70
| be appointed by the city and the other by the
contractor; and in the event Of disagreement o.
to said valuation between said persons thus sp
pointed. third person or umpire shall be ap
leans. the decision thereby had to be dnsl.
Mr.. Pandely as chairman of the committee on
railroads, announced tbs following gentlemen "a
members of that committee: Messrs. Fisher
Kesrny and Farrell.
The committee on improvements and buildings
submitted the following report:
COMMITTEE ON IMPROVEMENTS AND BUILDINGS,
City Hall. New Orleans, Sept l, 1865. I
To the Honorable the Board OF Assistant Aldermen:
Genaemen-We have the honor to submit the
following report:
On the petition of John Il. Williams. proprietor
of cotton pickery In the Third District, asking
permission 10 put in operation q steam engine on
his premises, In the square bounded by Piety,
Desire, Grestmen and Casscalvo streets, favor.
ably by resolution.
On the petition Of the congregation Of st. Peters
Church asking permission to build frame church,
corner Of Espanade and Rampant streets, we are
Of opinion that the matter should be considered
By the council itself, as the locality is within the
A tf.utf.