The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02
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Lewis Fisher, Messurer of Charcoal.
Patrick Quinn weigher and Inspector Of Pressed Hay
John c. Walker, City Gusger.
Thomas \. Shanklin, do
Francis Guest Messurer OF Di.uminous Coal.
Abraham Tendon Inspector Of District 9Th
Nathan Richmond Inspector of Election, Third District.
Reeess-The Joint Boards took Of thirty mi.
| nutes
| Business Resumed The roll being called, quorum
could be assembled the joint ballot was declared
adjourned
BOARD OF ALprHMsr-A quorum not being present,ths
| Board declared adjourned to next Monday week
BoAnp or Assr,r ANTS Nov IStated Mseting-The Pre-
sident in the chairA quorum being present. the MI
nutes Of the last meeting were read and approved.
Joint Banot-The sergeant-a,-Arms having snnounc
ed that the Board Of Aldermen were prepared to meet
this Board in Joint ballot the Board took recess for that
purpose.
OF the evening vas proceeded vito.
Petitions "A number Of petitions received and re-
ferred to the proper committees.
Colonel Johnson-The committee oil arrangements OF
the citizens has invited this Board to join with them in
welcoming the Hero of the Thames on Saturday next
The Jacob Bell has been chartered 20 up the Hudson
short distance, then return to the Castle Garden
The hour and place of starting will be communicated in
| Water Loan-The report of the Committee Finance.
from the Board, in favor Of sppropriatng the sum
and the of 81 900 for the payment OF interest on wa
loan stock for the year ls43 The water bonds re-
deemabe in 1919 amounted to sssaoli. Appropriations
to the amount OF sae4ti we're made from time to time,
| leaving the above balance Of Si726OO.
Lighting Watch Houses The Committee on Lamps and
Gas reported in favor of lighting the second and third
district watch houses with gas, instead OF oil, which
alleged will be not only less expensive 10 the end but
will be conducive to the comfort cleanliness and
health Of the inv slusble body OF when not sleeping
| against a lamp post Report adopted
Lighting BoDerv 10 Union Squars.-The same commit
reported in favor OF lighting the Bowery to Union
Square with gas. Adopted
Watch Posts IN the l2M Ward.-The committee on
Watch and Prison reported in favor OF staeshng watch
posts in the l2h ward consequence OF the increase OF
nightly devils in that quarter who play the very deuce
bal han hon
Laid on the toble by vote OF o to 8.
The $3.50 for Col Johnson's Rsceptfon.-A conmunca
ton from the clerk of the other Board read inform
ing th. Board that that Board had nonconcurred in the
resolution approprang $3.50 to defray the expenses at
endan the reception OF that veteran champion OF de-
mocratic principles, COL Richard NJ. Johnson Ordered
the Gle.
qboii,hnR Dock MastersA resolution abolishing the
Office dock in the 18th ward refer cd to the
COMMITTEES on piers and slips
Blackwers Island "A resolution requesting the Com
missoners OF the Aims House report the meet
erected Black wells Island anil under what authority
Adopted
Lighting Streets Nth GasThe report and resolution
from the other Board in favor Of lighting Broome stree.
from the Bowery to Eldridge street and Lewis from orana
10 Houston street, with gas, was concurred ID ,r,
Papers from the other Bosd In favor OF paying ~
gar Adams and Abraham Clark their bills for piumosrs
work. Concurred in. 80 ..,,,.,
Lands and Plac,s-The Assistant Alderman OF the i2n
wnrd offered resolution abolsbing the once OIL supern-
,endent Of lands and places a. ne nss NO.
coulint no how discover nothing" Resrredto spe-
| cial committse-Assstant Aldermen Petgrew, oliver,
'sS;a,~nmsnt-The Board stands adjourned Monday
| newt the 9th November