New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12
COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
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sTATED SESSION.. acss.1 E,rNI,s, Seg. IL
Pysens-MoRGAY MoReASs, ESQ. President
Aid. Griffin, Dodge, Wocd. OaSl,2, Chapman - Neiy'
Smith BAH Haws. Miller, Shaw, CooR Bird bfi';oa.
The minutes we're read apd after 3shi amendment ap
proved
BY Az. Rls-Pe''io2 q D D. C2aa3e. % be F-.'3ed
from aS Referred to Coa:lni:-st "a tlna2ce
By AID Dca1alcr- Petition Of Peter Graham a3d oiacfS
in favor OF permitting the construction OF lie SNGaycnle
Railroad Referred 10 the Specsl Committee ~ Tue s0o
By AID Dodge-Penoao a seab4ry Brewster ai,, othors
for sewer IN Theaier Asg Referred 70 tonIlriiee on
By Aid Bd,tou-Petaon Of Evan NJ. johnson and 9th
erS Inhabitants oil Brooklyn o7 Ferry to Brooklyn, be-
tween South ard Fulton Ferries Referred to The Com
By Aid AUTHORIZATION OF Geo O. Taylor and VIM
ockrsft for lease OF Caharnet Ferry rue expiration
OF the present lease. Referred 20 Committee Ferries
By Aid Key-Pention OF VIM Farrell and others, 10
have Most from Grand 10 Chatham sts lighted with gaS,t
which granted ard directed 10 be sent 70 toe Board
Assistants for concurrence.
An uyotion was received TO attend the Anniversary OF
Clinton Tent Independent Order of RechabiteS, at the
Broadway Tabernacle on Tuesday evening Nov ., 1850
which was accepted.
An invitation was received TO attend the Anniversary OF
the New-York Academy OF Medicine at the University
Chapel Wednesday evening iatn Nov 1850 which was
accepted.
AID Delamater presented the following resolution which
Resolrtd That The vacant lois the norhery side OF
2ithsi and the souhery side OF l5tst between The 9th
and 10Th avenues and on he eastery SIDE OF i0tsveTe
between oath and 18th be mclosed by fence under the
direction of the Street Commissioner.
The President presented the following resolution which
was referred to the Committee on Streets, VIZ
Reolred That 70tt-s between the sd and 4th avenues,
be regulated and graded curb ard gutter stones set there
in. and sidew aiks Jagged space feet VIDE.
Aid. Griffin presented tine following resolution which
was referred TO the Committee on Fire Department. VIZ
Rsolred That log % feet trout by - feet IN depth on
the north side of 63h,st between l0ayenue and boon
ingdale road be purchased from Peter MasteIon, The
price of five hundred and Fifty dollars The sane being for
No 3d. and that The ControeT be- u he is herebv author.
directed complete
the Corporation approving of the tte 10 said oI the
Aid Brinon presented iEe Following resolution, which
Pesolrtd That it be referred 10 the Committee on
Wharves Piers and Slips, inquire into tie proprely OF
filing in the basin between 25l and 10Th SIS Essi RIVER,
and OF building Al Per a. tie feet OF said |9h.st
Tic Finance Committee presented report 10 favor Of re-
hitting taxes on property OF Henry A. iese No - War
ren-s leased by the Corporation for Isl District Justices
AID Coos moved to lay The same the table which was
carried,
sioner in answer resolution nqairy ofeNpense cfre
vng grades of and avenues, which was accepted
and ordered on file
AID Miller moved to take up document No. %, being the
report of the Committee Streets, on the report and eso-
luton from the Board OF Assistants authorizing the Street
Commissioner 10 procure revision of the grades of the
streets avenues in theupPeraud partially improved poT'
lion of the city and in favor OF concng herewith Whlch
was carried the same then considered.
Aid Kelly moved to refer the same 10 Committed on Or
dnnnces IN order TO report upon the expedency OF organ
izng Bureau of Engineers in the Street Department
have charge of fixing the grades of and
Aid Wood moved 10 lay the subject on the table wmeh
was LOST on diyislon-vZ: dtfradtUe-Ald. Wood and
Smith, Neqatire-Ald Griffin. Dodge, Oakley, Chap.
man Kelly the President AID Haws, Miller Shaw Cook
Bard Brion Delamater aud Frankn-l4.
AID Wood then moved the previous quesnon-the ques'
tion being taken on seconng the Il was lost on
! diyison-yz: 4ifra,atre-Ald. Wood, Oakley Chapman
the President AID Miller. Shaw, Deamater-7 NeJatne-
! Aid GrifD, Dodge, Kelly, Smith, fia%s Cook, Bard Brit
ton and Frankll-9. 80, IN,
to refer to Committee on Ordinances, Which wac lost on a
divison-viz' .Ifrmdtirc-Ald. Grltin Dodge, heIiy'
smith. Bard. Brilton and Frankin-7 Negatire-Ald
Wood Oakley Chapman the President, AID Haws Mill
Ter Shaw Cook and Dealnatef-9
after the word appoint the following words "by and WIN
the advice aud consent OF the Board OF Aldermen when
| was carried on division. viz: AfirMatige-Ad Griffin
Dodge Oakley Chapman, Kelly, the President AID Smith
Ball Iiaws Shaw, Cook Bron Delamater and Franklin
III: NcQatire-Ad. Wood, Miller and Bard-S.
of the subject until the LIST January 1881 which was lost OF
n divisten viz: .IHrmdtfUe-Ad. Dodge, Kelly, Smtl
Bard NeQ1tite-Ald Griffin Wood, Oakley, Chapman
The President AID Ball! Haws, Miller, Shaw, Cook, Brit
ION, Delamater and Franklin ID IN, j.,
The question then taken ON concurrlng win IN
Board Assistants in the adoption OF me report ana re9o
luton as amended and the was carried ON dVIslo
viz. 4Mrtndtiue-Ald Wood, Oakley, Chapman, me tres
mater and Franklin-l2 Negatire-Ad. Griffin, Dodge
Kelly Smith and Bard-5.
PAPERS FROM THE BOARD OF ASSISTANTS;
report of the Finance IN favor OF paying oil OF ar
Lawrence for cleaning Court Rooms at Jefferson Marke
which was referred to Committee on Finance.
Aid Bull moved that the Board I'D journ, which was ca
red.
Whereupon the President declared the Board adjourne
To meet 10 morrow, l21ll met AT ) O'Clock, L. NJ
ID. T. VALENTINE, Clerk