The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-05
New Laws OF New York,

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I'm Act reiare to the State .qseal IN the CITY of New
York, Passed april 2 1s4o tsreedls being prsssnt w.
Senate and Assembly do enact as follows
Sec. The Common Council of the city of New York
as the Arsenal in the c YorS
situate on Centre, Elm Franklin and White Streets
and to pay into the treasury of the State the Of
thirty thousand dollars from the avas Of such SALE in
pursuance Of the agreement between the city of New
York and the Of the Land Office az con-
snd sum of thirty thousand dollars to be in fl OF the
claim Of the State to said property.
Sec. 2 The Comptroleris hereby authorized to bor-
the snm Of fifteen thousand dollars to pay for work
done and materials furnished for the said arsenal the
said amount to be reimbursed from the of thirty
thousand dollars thus to be paid into the treasury
Sec g. The Of six thousand dollars is hereby ap
proprated out Of the general fund for the completion
Of the said arsenal and the payment of balance of
principal or interest that may remain due for money
borrowed therefor.
Sec 4. This act shall take effect Immediately.
CHAR. 100.
I'm .qct Prerent the rovrng of Ofal and other Filth,
Substances IN The Streets Of he cy Of New York passed
:gptt 2, 1912
Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:--
Sec ]. No ashes offas vegetables, garbage shall,
at any time be cast or laid in any street. lane alley,
in the city of New York. but shall be placed in some
suitable vessel for removal, in such manner as the
Common Council Of said city shall by ordinance, direct
Sec g No dross cinders shells straw, shavings, dirt
filth, rubbish, of any kind whatever, shall at any
time be cast or laid in any lane alley ofthe said
city, or In IAN any public square or place therein
the city Of New York, in Common Council convened,
hereby authorized to declare offences against the
provisions Of this act to be msdcmeanors and to pre-
scribe punishment therefor, by fine of not more than
ten dollars and imprisonment in the city prison Of not
more than five days.
Sec A. The Justices of the Assistant Justices Courts
Of said city shall have jurisdiction to hear and deter
mine all complaints arising under this statute
Sec. g. This act shall take effect imme diatey.
CHAR. 1877.
fin .dct 10 authorize the Mayor and Common Council in
the Ciiy Of Brooklyn 10 erect Posts other FEATURES Of
the Public Streets Of said City for Lighting the
Nth Gas. Passed .apriI 4, 1S49, hre.ftms being
present"
The people of the State Of New York. represented
Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows =
Sec. /. The Mayor and Common Council Of the city
erected in any Of the public Streets avenues and
squares Of the city Of Brooklyn posts pipes and other
fixtures for the purpose Of lighting the said streets,
avenues and squares with gas; such gas to be fur
Dished by gas companies, which may be estab-
lished in said city
Sec The expenses Of such erections shall be paid
out Of the public treasury Of said city, and shall BIO
levied in the next annual tax after such erectons
made, upon the persons and property within the dis
trict in which such erections made respectively
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect Immediately.
CHAR. 200.
I'm Act to amend an in relation to the keeping Of Gun
poupe, Saipetre, and certain other substdnces in the
city Of New York; passed May 13, 1s46 Passed April
The people Of the State Of New York. represented in
Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:-
Sec. J. Section one of the "act in relation to the
keeping Of gunpowder saltpetre, and certain other
substances In the city Of New York; passed May -,
1916 is hereby amended 20 ms to read as follows
"S1 1t shall not be lawful for any person per-
sons except hereinafter provided to have keep
any quantity Of gunpowder in any house. store,
buildings other place In the city Of New York, to
the southwark Of line running through the centre
Of Sixtysecond street. from the North to the East
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