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Domestic News
August 1, 1856
New Orleans Daily Creole
New Orleans, Orleans County, Louisiana
What is this article about?
Clerks of the First District Court in the city lack gas fixtures despite other offices having them; a resolution to provide them passed the Assistant Board of Aldermen but awaits Upper Board approval.
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THE CITY.
Gas Fixtures Wanted.-The clerks of the First District Court are sadly in want of gas fixtures. All the other Clerks' offices are furnished with gas burners, and we understand from Mr. N. Trepagnier that a resolution passed some time since in the Assistant Board of Aldermen to furnish the Clerks of the First District Court with the necessary fixtures, but it sleeps in the Upper Board. A great deal of work has been done in this office after night, and we think that Mr. N. Trepagnier should be furnished with the gas fixtures so much needed.
Gas Fixtures Wanted.-The clerks of the First District Court are sadly in want of gas fixtures. All the other Clerks' offices are furnished with gas burners, and we understand from Mr. N. Trepagnier that a resolution passed some time since in the Assistant Board of Aldermen to furnish the Clerks of the First District Court with the necessary fixtures, but it sleeps in the Upper Board. A great deal of work has been done in this office after night, and we think that Mr. N. Trepagnier should be furnished with the gas fixtures so much needed.
What sub-type of article is it?
Infrastructure
What keywords are associated?
Gas Fixtures
First District Court
Aldermen Resolution
What entities or persons were involved?
Mr. N. Trepagnier
Where did it happen?
The City
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
The City
Key Persons
Mr. N. Trepagnier
Outcome
resolution passed in assistant board of aldermen but pending in upper board; no fixtures provided yet.
Event Details
Clerks of the First District Court need gas fixtures for after-hours work, as other clerks' offices have them. Mr. N. Trepagnier reports a resolution was passed to furnish them, but it has not advanced.