The New York herald., 1845-11-29
Board OF supervlsors.

Nov. 2s-The President in the Chair-At u O'Clock.
quorum being present. the proceedings OF the last
meeting were read and fully approved.
large number OF petitions were presented pray ing
to be relieved from taxes which were simply read from
their titles and appropriately referred to the committee
annual tax.
bill was presented from Stephen Eustis, for his
monthly salary and certain repairs done to the Council
Chamber, amounting to S4a s5 cents. Audited and al
lowed.
n.y. for $40, for bringing prisoner down the river to
this city, referred to the committee on criminal
From B. W. Osborn for the carting of prisoners, paid
at the Lower Police, $43 49, Allowed.
From David Knner for the arrest OF Adam Black, and
bringing him to this city, from haca. Allowed
From Morris OKeith constable for carriage Of prison
Referred to committee on criminal courts
From Richard Marony, for cleaning and keeping in
order the Lower Police Office 81 per day, for SO days
Allowed.
From .qmerican Patrist Office for advertising election
From the Lorard House. bill for bo,rd to jurors,
dered by the Circuit Court in the month Of October 27
From Sidney H. Stuart, clerk ofLower Police for cart
ages OF prisoners Sl64 a. for three months motion
made that he have leave to withdraw his petition
for necessary corrections.
Daniel NJ Fry clerk of Sd district Police for carriages
20 Allowed.
The President submitted copy of correspondence in
tho nature of appeal to the Superintendent of Com
mon Schools, from Dr. Reese Laid on the table.
John H. Burly, bill of services as peace officer S4 rs
Referred to committee on criminal courts.
Tammany Hail. bill for board to jurors ordered by the
Circuit Court. of So. Allowed.
James H. Blakely, his bill for services police Off
cer claiming extra allowance. Sent back for correc
tion.
Thomas Robinson, special officer depued by Chief of
Police, for bringing prisoner charged with bigamy
Three reports from the Health Commissioners were
handed in, and referred
A communication from the State superintendent OF
Common Schools, giving the reasons which prompted
his sustaining the removal of DR.. Reese already pub
lished, was ordered on file.
report from the Committee on Civil Courts, in reia
ton to requistion from the County Clerk asking tor
and the ranscrbing of dockets and judgments from lst
June lSlo to 3lst December, lS43 represented
being in mutated condition, twas, after considerable
city register tor similar duties instead OF any specified
amount, and to be paid by order Of the Comptroller
From Emanuel Jossphs constable his bill for services
Andrew Warner, clerk of Common Pleas, his bill for
stationery, Sc, $50 L.. Referred to committee civil
report from the committee on annual tax was sub.
med granting relief to several persons whose names
are annexed improperly excessively axed:-Isaac T.
stearns, OF the Ist ward Russell Smith and James Mer
r. Charment of the LIST ward; Mary Hail, Geo W. Ged,
ney and Chas. s. Ramell. Approved Of
also from the he same an Committee %
Charles Dckerson estate, from $4,000 to $4,000 was
approved Of
prison. for services of attendant upon Polly Bodine,
amounting to $45 referred to the Attorney of the
Board
From Stephen Eustis, another bll for cleaning the
ourt Of Sessions, of sal 6s, was allowed.
From Alexander jackson, for bringing prisoner from
Philadelphia, $l0-alowed.
Several claims for extra allowances to police officers
were disapproved Of
The report ofcommittse to whom was referred the re-
ducton Of of $4,000 upon the personal pro-
perty of Henry Storms, to ST., 900, was adopted.
report favorable to the paying Dr. Reese, late
of Common Schools the balance Of his sala
ry up to the time of his removal 1924 rs, adopted
and allowed.
report in favor Of paying the sum Of $40 to Gilbert
Nixon for acting the capacity Of clerk to the Board
of County Canvassers in 1874, was denied.
MAJ tnr hQIn The nyrrt
Supervisors taken up discussed and ordered to be
paid.
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