The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-19

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: First Contract-To J. ]. O'Hara. principal, an,
| G.. Correjolles and E. A. Davis, securities Q
: eighty ak dollars and fifty cents per acre.
Second Contract-To John Mulroney. security
VIM. Henry. ct one hundred and thirty-fve dol
Third Csntract-To John MuIrouey, securit,
Vim. Henry. at two hundred and fifty dollars pc
Fourth Contract-To n. McGuinn, securit,
Dennis Cronan, sr., ct three hundred and sixty
| five dollars per acre.
Fifth Contract-To H. McGuinn. security Den
mis- Cronan. sr., at three hundred and ffty-fve
sixth Contract-To q. McGuinn, security Den
mis- Cronan. sr., at two hundred and seventy
| dollars per acre. ~
Seventh Contract-To H. McGuinn, security
Dennis Cronan, Sr., at two hundred and ninety
Eighth Contrsct-To John ?. Rust, security J.
Mcvittie, at two hundred and forty five dollars
per acre. -. 1900 +. ..-
Ninth Contract-To John F. Rust, security Pa,
Cannon, at two hundred and thirty-fve dollars per
acre. t
Tenth Contract-To John Wolf, security ]. A.
Florat, at two hundred and fifteen dollars per
| acre.
Eleventh Contract-To John Wolf, security ].
| A. Florst at two hundred dollars per acre.
/ Twelfth Contract-To John Bietry, security B.
8. Harrison, at four hundred and ninety dollars
per acre.
Thirteenth Oontract-To John Wolf, security ].
A. Florst, at two hundred and fifty dollars per
| acre. r-
| Fourteenth Contrast-Ts John F. Rust, secu
rity w; J. Goodman, at one hundred and forty
five dollars per acre.
Fifteenth Contract-To John F. Rust, security
Thos. Mcknight, at one hundred and ninety-fye
| dollars per acre. -.
sixteenth Contract-To John Bietry, security
B. 8. Harrison, at one hundred and thirty dollars
| per acre.
! Seventeenth Contract-To A. c. Brown, Sc
curity 8. Field, Sr., at one hundred and fortyave
| dollars per acre. .s
Eighteenth Contract-To Pat Mooney, security
| John McVittie, ct ninety-fve dollars per acre.
Nineteenth Contract-To John F. Rust, security
Thomas Mcknight, at forty.nve dollars per
acre.
First Contract-C Camp street canal, from Felicity
Road to Clio street, 20 feet at top, feet at bot
| tom, and six feet deep.
Second Contract : Melpomene street canal.
from Camp street to Drysdes street, 20 feet at top
| 10 feet at bottom, and feet deep.
Third Contract-Melpomene street canal, from
Dryades to Claiborne 80 feet wide at top, l6 feet
at bottom, and feet deep.
Fourth Contrsct-Cansl street canal, from Clsi.
borne to Hagan avenue, 80 feet at top. l6 feet at
bottom. and feet deep.
Fifth Contract Canal street canal, from Hsgan
| avenue to St. Patrick street, 80 feet at top, l6
feet at bottom, and feet deep.
Sixth Contract-Galvez street canal, from New
Canal to Carondeet Canal, Is feet at top, IL feet
at bottom, and feet deep.
| Seventh Contract-Broad street canal, from
New Canal to Carondelet Canal, Is feet at top, IL
| feet at bottom and feet deep.
Eighth Contract-Broad street canal, from Ca
rondelet Canal to Espsnade street, Is feet at top
| IL feet at bottom, and feet deep.
| Ninth Contract-Broad street canal, from Es-
pansde street to Marigny canal rs feet at top, IL
| feet at bottom, and feet deep.
| Tenth Characterization svenue canal, from
New Canal to Canal street. 80 feet at top, l6 feet
at bottom, and feet deep.
Eleventh Contract eCarrollton Avenue canal,
nav,A al s~n n~lA e.
l6 feet at bottom, and feet deep.
Twelfth Contract-Marigny canal, from London
avenue to Elysian Fields, 35 feet at top, 2l feet
at bottom, and feet deep.
Thirteenth Contract-Eiysan Fields Canal, from
Marigny canal to Claiborne street, Is feet at top
| III feet at bottom, and feet deep.
Fourteenth Contract-St. Bernard avenue canal.
from Broad street to Claiborne, rs feet at top II
feet at bottom, and feet deep.
Fifteenth Contract-Orleans street canal, from
Claiborne to Bayou st. John, % feet at top, l6
feet at bottom, and feet deep.
Sixteenth Contract-Claiborne street canal,
from Esplsnade to Eysian Fields, Is feet at top,
ii feet at bottom. and feet deep.
nom Espfahsde 70 orleans streets, 20 iset AZ 1op,
III feet at bottom and an average depth Of feet.
Carondelet Canal to Palmyra, 25 feet at top, l6
feet at bottom, and an average depth of feet.
Nineteenth Contract-Carondelet Walk canal
from Gslvez street to Hsgan avenue, Is feet at
All of which Is respectfully submitted,
PAS. LABARRE, Deputy Controller.
The following resolution from the Board of AL.
dermen was read and unanimously concurred in
on its several readings:
Resolred. That the city surveyor be and he is
hereby authorized to place at the Ninth Street
Market stone crossing for the convenience of
the public attending said market; Proujded, The
cost of same does not exceed two hundred and
fifty dollars.
Mr.. Breen here entered and took his seat.
The following ordinance, received from the
Beard of Aldermen, was read and acted upon Sc
riatins, after which it was placed upon its final
passage, and section of the original bill having
been stricken out 1t was concurred in as follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Rose, Aitkens, Walker, Pember-
ton, Montgomery Fisher, Pandey, wynne and
Breen.
Nays-Messrs Sturcken, Morphy and Farrell.
Mr.. Campbell voting blank.
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE REDEMPTION AND |
ABSORPTION OF THE VARIOUS ISSUES OF CITY |
TREASURY NOTES AND THE RELIEF OF THE |
FINANCES OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, TO BIZ /
SUBMITTED TO THE APPROVAL OR DrsAPPRovAL
OF THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF THE CITY OF /
NEW ORLEANS.
WHEREAS, The Common Council of the citv of
New Orleans has exhausted every means within
their direct control for the relief of the finances
of the city; and '
WHEREAS, They have applied without success.
Tor assistance from the Legislature of the State
of Louisiana; therefore
SECTION l. Bet ordained blythe Common Co,tn.
cd Of the city Of Ae,o Orleans, That the mayor.
controller, treasurer and chairmen of the finance
committees of the Common Council be and they
are hereby authorized to issue bonds of the
city OF New Orleans in and for the sun of
($3 600 000) three million dollars dated December
l, 1865, and payable twenty five years after date
In the legal currency of the United States, and
bearing interest at the rate of seven and three.
lenths Of one per centum per annum, in semi.an-
1ual coupons. ttls'f
SEC. 2. BE IL further ordained, etc., That these
bonds shall be used exclusively for the purpose Of
absorbing the various issues of city treasury
lotes, and shall be offered for sale in city notes
nd under no conditions shall be sold for less than
,ar. -
SEC. 3. Be IL further ordained etc.. That in ad.
lition to the present taxation tax Of (l) one
ourth OF one per cent. be levied annu-
lily on the assessed value OF all real and per-
onal property and on the amount Of each
ry by the party following the profession