The New York herald., 1851-09-14
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
n-..SA.~ut AlwoxA In tha .h.t~

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President Alvord in the chair.
SrrT. l2-Ibe minutes Of the previous meeting were
1ssd and approved.
OF r g. Morrison ard others for sewer in Green xch
street between Jay and Warren streets or W. Ritter
SSssn i've MIRO Broadway And sixth avenue '' '''' '''' w.
Medical bill Of DR.. II. jackson, amc uniting to $2l
Stsrvices rendered at the Fourteenth Ward Police
station house. Ordered to be paid
Remembrance Of Freeman Campbell and many others,
property holders AGAINST the building Of sewer in Thin
terred TO his Honor the Mayor
Petition Of Hose Co. "A, for addition to their carriage
Report Of Committee on Streets In favor Of ncing
lots between Thirty fourth and Thirty nth Streets Do
swsen Fifth avenue and Broadway Adopted .,,.
In Third street. Adopted Also Ia favor OF repairing
ssrrsge way and sidewalks in Chestnut street. between
0sk and Madison streets Aso in relation to regulating
1Orty nrst street, from Tenth to Eleventh avenue.
Also in favor Of filling lots in Seventeenth street. be-
tween First and Second avenues Also against suostl
1uting tagging for brick in First Third and Fifth wards
Adopted.
Report Of the Committee Salaries and onces, in
favor concurrng with the Board Of Aldermen in
1ation to pay Nicholas Dean President Of the Croton
Aqueduct partment for services rendered account
ant In said department. mr. McCarty, Of the Fourth
ward oppo ed the concurrence Mr. Deans salary was
already $4,000 and over; and tha. If Mr.. Dean was in
snd % az b b Sao allowed or sucb ssryicc
not 10 pay Mr. Dean the 81 for two years acting
accountant to himself; because II he engaged
sountsnt he could not certainly bs working for the city
% head Of that bureau at salary Of $20Oe he should
therefore, vote against the concurrence. Assistant
Alderman Of the Seventeenth ward expressed similar
views in relation to the propriey Of paying Sl4o0 to
Mr. Dean for the alleged services rhe report and
nton was put to vote. and l3 voting against and for
the adoption the resolution vas lost
Report OF Committee Sewers, in favor OF concur
Hng with the Beard Of Aldermen for iu Centre
street from City Hall Place to Tryon Row. Coucurred in
Ako, in favor Of making in Forty first street,
rom Eighth to Ninth avenue, with an ordna1se Also
n favor Of making q sewer in Ffty fret street from
Hudson river to Egth avenue Adopted. Also, in
Mvor Of sewer In Forty first street fsom sixth to
sewer In Avenue between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Streets Adopted
Report of Committee on Finance in favor Of
curing with the other Board to pay Frederick Roe for
damage sustained in falling In man hole in Twen-
3eth street. Concurred lin.
Communication from the Comptroller, asking for an
additional appropriation for 1851 Of $4,000 for the Fire
Department. Adopted, by a vote Of 10 co 2
Resolved, That the Commissioners OF Repairs and
euppies the pump lately removed from the south
vert Of Grand and Orchard Streets to be replaced
without d. lay. Adopted
An ordinance appropriatipg the additional sum Of
eltOo tor fountain basin in Tompkins square.
Adopted.
Resolved, That Oliver street, from Water to South
street, be repsved and graded Referred
Resolved. That the slip between Hubert and Vestry
Streets he excavatd the depth Of ten feet at low
water mark and the Of $500 be appropriated for the
same. Adopted.
Resolved, That the Daily Nev Yorker be employed to
publish the official proceedings Of the Common Council,
On the same terms other ohcal papers Referred to
Con miti.e ob Finance The resolui was offered BY
Assistant alderman Mccarthy Of the Fourth ward
Resolved That the Comptroller be auth hcrized to pay
$C0 arly to each Of the widows Of policemen Gillespie
and Foster who sinated in the Fourth ward,
for the term Of seven yesrs-the payment to be made
auarfuly
The Board adjourned until o'clock on Monday after
Aoen.