The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-24

REPORT OF THE SpEcIAL COMMITTEE ON TIKI Con-
TRACT CLEANING STREETS The substance OF this
report (Which is very long,) especially that part
which states the reasons for not giving the contract
to Bartlett Smith, nor the Messrs. Cumming, we
have already published The reasons,as stated, ore
the q want OF good faith the part OF those pro-
posing There were eighteen proposals IN all, as
follows 10 iff
Proposals. REcEvEp-No. 1. Bartlett Smith, $24,
932 Peter Mclaughlin and Owen McCabe offered as
sureties with their esscnt in writing.
No. 2.-Andrew Brady and Patrick Moore, 81, 500.
Charles OConnor and Peter Mclaughlin offered as sure
ties, with their assent in writing. |
No. 3-R Baker, $46 900 for three years$45 500 for
four years. and 600 for three years. 900 for four
years. and $4,000 for Eve years James B. Murray and
Charles o. Blewin offered az sureties but no assent
No 4-JohnP p. Cumming, and Thomas Cumming jun
at $45OOo for five years-$500O0 for four years. and
oIiocS offered as surees with their assens In writing
Ne. 5--John Arbuckle and Peter Irwin, at Sal 900 -
Henry Brevoot And. Canigan and David s. Jackson Of
tered as suretes, but no assent given.
No 6-George Law, Edward Mills, and Minor C.
Story for three years. sos 6OO-ur years SOL OOOfve
years $4,000 Dyken and Alstyne offered assureties but
No. 7.ewilliam Sage and S. B. MCGOWAN. at 100000.
And MCGOWAN, Nath Jarvis, E. F. Purdy, and g. r. Lee
offered as sureties, bat no assent given.
NoS.-James B. Taylor, Oliver johnson, and William
Wells, at 1854, $50. No sureties offered
No 9Joseph Brtten for three years, at $70O00-four
years S67 Ooo-ve years $64 500 Revere c. weren
dyke offered surety, with his assent in writing.
NO. lO.-Ndth. Heed and Edwin townsend lot three
years, at $7s0OOour years at $74,500-fve years at
$50 $50. Daniel w. Townsend and George T. Rapele
offer ed sureties, with their assent in writing.
No. ll.-George Echell for $4,000 James Rowe and
Horace Butter offered sureties with their assent in
writing
No i2.-Zebedee Ring and John Wight $4,000 at for
FIVE years. at $4,000 for four years; $sO0O0 for three
years John and George Ring and Thomas j. Burns, Of
lered surees, with their assent in writing.
No. l3-Chas. M. Graham, Jr., Marsellus Eells and
Thomas Carney, at $4,000 first year. at $72500 for
cond year. $40 900 for the remaining three ysarsChas
NJ Graham, John Randall and Richard F. Carman, offer
ed securities with their assent in writing.
No. l4-Jefferson Berrian, Alex. Lawrence, Forsyth
Labagh and Sylvanus Ward at $4,000 for five years,
900 for four years. for three years; Alexander
Masterton Robt Smith, Isaac Labagh John Van Nos
trand Joseph Tucker. Stephen Tucker Stephen Wray,
John 8. Hardness Thomas Crane, offered as sureties
with their assent in writing
No. l5.-Robt. Pettigrew, $75 OO0-Thos. Cumming and
Daniel F. Tiemann offered sureties but assent
given.
No l6.-J. &W P. Wallace, for five years, at $75s30
for four years at $704 co. for three years at $1,000 &c.
for years at $s 5H 25 for year at $S34l3 90
Johnson Lowden offered sureties with their assent
in writing
l7-George Welsell and Philip Petch, for 5000
Oliver Cobb W. Willis Thos Peers and Abraham Petch
offered as sureties, but no assent given
No. ls.-James B. Curtis $l06 000 Smith Deming,
Charles Wycko and E. s. Marvin offered as sureties
with their assent in writing.
EXPENSES CLEANING STREETS SINCE 1882 TO 1912,