The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-05

the Girod fund. and an ompsnying resolution
were referred 10 the finance committee.
One from A. Dumestre. farmer OF Poydrss Mar
ket, same committee.
One from G. Correjoles, and others, residents
Of the Fourth District. for fencing empty square,
and lots, was referred to the committee on streets
and landings. III
One from D. Brockett, relative to the occupaucy
of land below the city. referred to streets and
landings committee, with power to send to finance
committees.
TIE following was received and adopted:
FINANCE COMMITTEE ROOM
No. % City Hall.
New Orleans, February 2, 1869.
To the Honorable BOARD Of Aldermen:
| Gentemen-Your committee beg leave to re-
port favora6ly on the accompanying resolution
| referred TO them.
Respectfully,
Ia. r. BRADY.
| q. PoYNOT.
JOHN A. 0'BRIEN.
The accompanying resolution was unanimously
coDcurred in on first and second readings:
Reso'ced, That the keeper of the court houses
oe allowed three assistants at $40 per month each
from the lst of July last TO 3lst Decem ber 1865
COMMITTEE OF STREETS AND LANDINGS
Board of Aldermen, !
City Hall, Feb. 2, 1869.
To h Honorable the President Members of tn. Beard Of
Gentle1nen-Your committee have the honor n
report upon the following subjects referred to
them, viz "
fet. Upon The petition of F. Wintz president of
The City Railroad Company asking permission 10
transfer The tracks OF The Canal Street Railroad
70 tDe norm and south side of said street. and TO
remove all obsta uctions now encumbering The
orslnlDg canal ON said street. and for said privi
,eee VIII agree to remove the tracks of said road
between Royal and Bourbon streets so "a To ac. 1
commodate the Trunk Railroad of the Claiborne |
rect Railroad Company on the neutral grouud |
your committee report favorsbly and offer the ne
cesssry resolution for adoption.
I'd. Upon the petition of Daniel Leibengwith
asking permission to erect an oven for baking
bread on bis premises, situated on Peydras street.
oetween Magnolia and Clara streets your com.
mit'ee report favorsbly and Offer the necessary
resolution for adoption.
Sd. Upon the resolution sent from the Board of
Assistant Aldermen for concurrence that the
street commissioner be authorized to have All
trees, previously planted by G. W. Nelson, on
The public squares, prOmenades, and along the
draining canals land since deadl removed and
new trees planted, your committee report favor.
ABLY by substitute.
THos- Fl. SHIELDS, Chairman
PETER KAISER
LUDGER BOGUILLE,
Is. PEssoU.
This was received.
The accompanying resolutions, viz:
BE resotced. That the mayor be and he il
lefeby authorized TO make the following named
manages, per Dotarial act, in the contract between
pc CITY OF New Orleans and the City Railroad
company. viz: OF the tracks on Canal street
rom Claiborne street to their junction at Metarie
adge, to remove said tracks from over the drain. I
ng canal and relay said tracks on the north and J
onth sioe OF said draining canal, and also to
emoVe Inc umoer and other eDcumbr.nces now !
OsuuetlDg said draining canal from Claiborne S
lreet TO Metairie dye, and further that the said
NY Railroad Company also bind themselves to
smoVe their tracks on Canal street, between
ourDon ana Royal streets. so as TO accommodate l.
le uubk railroad OF the Claiborne Street Railroad
D the neutral ground all said changes 10 be
ACE in accordance with specifications of the citv
,IVeyor, and under the supervision of said A
fcer. " 0~O
hesOtCed, That the street commissioner be and
Is hereby authorized and instructed to have all
ees plevious y planted by Mr.. q. W. Nelson on |
e public squares, promensdes and along the | h
aiming canals, and since dead removed and new a,
.es planted in lieu thereof, provided the cost of fe
10 uees does not exceed one dollar and fifty u,
hts (sl SOY piece. As
hesotred That permission be aud it is hereby cs
anted 10 /" Daniel Leibengwiihn 10 erect on his
tmises, situated on POydras street, between &c
ignola and Clara streets. an "oven" for the ar
rpose OF baking bread provided the said 'oyen~ ar
erected In accordance with existing laws and m
1inances and to remain during the Measure OF az
Common Council. OK
We're unanimously coucurred ia on first and &C
ond readings, the rules being suspended
IN motion adjourned. e, 20
w. Il. LANCASTER, Secretary in
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