New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15

By the sune-Petiion OF the Commissioners and Inspec
with sewer in icth st-whieh referred 10 COMMITTEES
BY AID BaIl--BnI Of Harriet Z Lawrence for cleaning
gusuees and Police Court Rooms and new bueingsai
Jefferson Mahet-wheh referred 10 COMMITTEES sa
POlice
Alo Shaw presented The following resolutions, w
plies be-, sad he IL hereby directed contract
Russ Reid for construction Of the Russ pavement 10
Broadway, between the Southery line Of The Intersection
OF Bleeckerst and The Nouhery OF the Intersection IL
Analyst The supesIuclue u said WORK 20 be composed
OF LienLe or TTHp rock from TO y inches ireh-. In dtn
and of an uniform depth Of 10 inches to be- laid ,goaaly
as heretofore hs surface OF the blocks 90 be ground
right angles with the line OF the street IN such manner ths
he between each grove or JOINT shall not e1ced
6nches-e depth Of each grove TO be no. less lhaa bali
width of each grove To De not lees than
lhreequsuers Of inch al the surface the price VI said
work lot "a exceed six dollars ard hiy cents per super
hca square ysrd aud the sun Of $1,000 IS hereby spPto
pnaied 10 pay for the
AID Cook presented the following amendment viz In.
seFt on he second line from The bottom iromth WORD
snd The Guy paying one-haH the cost provided the
balance shsn be PAID BY private owners And on Tho
"nine (Which was accepted.
The resolution amended thea referred to the Con-
AID. sur.evant presented the following resolution, which
was adopted, via
Resosd That The Counsel to the Corporation request
ed 10 examine and report TO this BosId, soon as con
yenieLt whether the City Authorities have any night TO or
der house De taken down that Is in cond
on and there any such right what 10 the mede u pro
ceecngin such cases.
AID Chap presented the following resolution which
ResoeS That the Receiver Of Taxes have authority 70
correct clerical error In tho Fourteenth Ward Tax book
The error sought be corrected Is in Mottsi Nos jl
aEd ii The amount assessed having been rsn'PosedS BY
the copying CLERK
T1reas The Common Council did on the 9th OF Deeea-
ber $780, adopt resolution In favor Of RENTING the tsxes
oflsis and lS4s or ne premises occupied a. C21ooa
No IS WarrEsL which was approved by his Honor Tho
Mayor Dec 18th 1859, and whereas while said resolution
was pending, Mr.. Heise the owner OF said properly 70
order TO prevent the same from being sold by the Ooauo.
December lsst paid the taxes then standing sesinst
which amount Of taxes was paid into The City Treasury
Rs,olreS That the Controller draw his In favor
OF Henry A. Heser fonesbyhve dollars and seventy nine
cents being the amount OF tax OF year 1877 on premises
occupied the First District Justices Court IS WaFrens
paid by him and RENTED by the Common Council -
Alderman Franklin presented the following preamble
W1Ueas By The communication Of the President OF tho
Croton AQueOuci Departmental appears that ne mas su
thoiiy by resolution Of the Common Council ana ap
PROVED ty the Mayor, to erect Fountain IN tonPAhs-
RssrSS That the action OF this Board, passed. the
evening OF the 9th inst on said matter be ana tue same
! Is hereby Tescnded
The Committee on Assessments presented report In
favor OF granting the PRAYER Of Mara Reynolds In correct
inc The payment of an assessment for the built in
8Ohst between the 8h and shays which adopted on
a division, viz: dfymGtirs-Ald Griffin StuIteyant OAK
| ley. Chapman, the President Aid. Smth, Miller, Shaw.
Cook Bard Delsmaier-ll.
favor OF RENTING Seaman L9werre Sl2 O8 upon Tue as
sessnent his property for paving Sth,sV' wneh Wa
eysnt oahIey. Chapman the Pre- dent, Aid Smith, Miller
! Shaw, Cook, Bard, Delsmaer-ll. =,
The Committee on Assessments presented report 81
verse to the petition OF Thomas Mahoney relative to he
| sewer built In 2sth st. which was adopted
verse 10 The De son OF William Ken relative fencing
lots on 9th ST. between Avenues and (Which
The Committee assessments presented a repOr! 10
favor concurng with the Board OF Assistants In paying
Cornelius Eagles $3.50 for services rendered as one Of The
Assessors. Which was concuned In on division. VIZ
4ETmdtte Aid. Griffin, Sturtevant Oakley, Chapman, hs
Aid Smith, Miller. Shaw, Bard Deiamater-lo.
HE Cor miee on Assessments presented report In
favor Of coucurrng with the Board OF Assistant Aldermen
In renting the assessment 81 g. on lot No 49, as desgn
sed on The map for sewer ou IN rs OF Svss
VIZ: dGrmdtire-Ald ;0nin, Siurtevant Oak ey Chap
man, the President Aid Smith, Miller Shaw, Cook Bard.
FROM DEPARTMENTS
communication received from the Croion Aqus.
duct De parinen on the subject of certain resolutions
passed by the Common Council the subject OF construct
ing Fountain in Tompkns- squaTe-which was ordered
The Annual Report ofhe Commissioner OF streets and
Lamps on the condition of the various Markets-whica
was laid on the table and directed to be printed
A communication received from the City Inspector
recommending William Halden Health Warden for tas
Nineteenth Ward in place OF II A Maynard resigned
which referred TO the Committee on Salaries and of'
! fees
the returns of Appointments designations ard Expulsons
ofsaid Department for the month Of December 1885, which
Engine Co. No 8, Henry ONie OF Engine Co. No 80 Pad
Wingert and Jacob Beaver Of Hook and Ladder Co No.
| Daniel WesteTye and Thos O. Voohis OF Hose Co. No
o. Thomas Frost of Hose Co No &c. Ferdinand LOCKER OF
Hose Co No referred TO Committee on Fire Department
FROM THE BOARD or ASSISTANTS
report of the Committee on Streets In favor OF repair
ing Avenue ID, from Houston to 10th SITS which was con-
CURED In.
Report OF the Committee on the Law Department In
favor Of confirming lbe assessment list for tagging SIDE
walks in Sd between 8ls and 86h also In 30 ct
between Sd ard 4th and paving with brick sidewalk
ofs6h St between an and 9Th avs Which was concuTsd N
war; Chapman, the President, Aid Smith, Ball, Haws.
Miller, Shaw, Cook Bard, Deamaier, Franklin Concki1,
| Dooey-l6.
Aid Concklin moved that the Board do now adourz,
| which was carried.
Thefeupon the President announced That the Board stood
adjourned until tomorrow, lfth inst. at O'Clock p NJ
| DIT. VALENTINE, Clerk