The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-05
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luton passed. by tho Common Council, and an.
proved oy the Mayor, January 3, 1852, appointing
Barnard 0ahney, Calvin Hubbell, aud James g.
Freeman inspectors Of Election for The Seventh dis
tricf OF the Seventeenth ward, and John Pagan,
Isaac ID Brown, and Charles w Lawrence Inspso.
toes OF the Eighth district of said ward be- and the
same Is hereby rescinded and repealed Adopted
by Alderman SMTH-Whereas, The Chief Engi.
neer of the Fire Department has returned the mem
bers OF the Engine Company No II, as resigned,
they, by neglect Of their foreman and secretary not
having made their annual return, therefore be it
Resolved, That ex Engine Company No, 2I, DO and
they are hereby re- organized as Engine Compln
No. Il, and reinstated in the Fire Department.
Adopted
By Alderman TrEMANN-Resolved, That Eighty
sixth street, from Third avenue to East river. he
regulated upon line of grade, running direct from
the present elevation of Third avenue at Eighty
sixth street, under the direction of the Street Com
missioner, the said straight line of grade TO be the
permanent grade line of said Eghtys sixth street,
from the Third avenue to the East river Adopted
BY the PRESIDENT Preamble and resolution in
relation to extending the lease of Pier No %, North
river, for five years To Committee on Finance,
BY Alderman DENMAN-Preamble and resolution
that the counsel to the corporation take measures
to put Jacob Sharp in the posse sson of slip at the
foot OF Wall street, leased by him. Adopted
BY Alderman CoRNELL-Resolved, That the re-
solution passed January 3, 1852, appointing Joseph
Nones an inspector of election for the Sixth Elec
ton district OF the Seventeenth ward, in the place
OF Augustus l. Brown, resigned, be and the same
is hereby repealed Adopted.
BY Alderman BRIs1.EY- Resolved, That school
officers oil the Ninth ward have permission to con
meet drain from ward school No, 70 in Greenwich
nAenue to the sewer recently built in SAID avenuo,
under the direction of the President of the Croton
Aqueduct Department Adopted
by Alderman SMrH-Resolyed, Tint the cross
walk in Fifth street, the westerly side of avenue
d. be repaired and that the Street Commissioner
be and is hereby directed to have it done as soon as
possible. Adopted.
By the same-Resolved, That the Commissioner
of Repairs and Supplies be and he is hereby direct
ed to advertise for proposals for constructing house
for Hook and Ladder Company No. II, on the lot
recently, purchased by the city for the company.
Adopted.
By Alderman TwEEp--Resoved, That the Com
missioner Of Streets and Lamps be and is hereby
directed to have two gas lamps placed in front Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church in Cherry street,
between Clinton and Montgomery streets. Adopted.
BY Alderman BARR-Resolved, That the Com
missioner OF Repairs and Supplies be, and he is
hereby directed to have tie carriage way repaired
in White street, from Broadway to Orange street,
and that the same be done without delay Adopted.
By the same-Resolved, That the Commissioner
rected to have the carriage way repaired in Walker
street, from Broadway to the Bowery, without de-
lay Adopted.
By Alderman Resolved, That Water
street. opposite No. l2l also Wall street. opposite
No "a, be repaired under the direction of tho Gro
ton Aqueduct Department, the same having become
out Of repair by reason of Croton water connection
and q defect in the sewer in Wall street Adopted
ny Alderman WARD-Resolved, That the poll of
the Sixth election district, in the Fifteenth ward
be, and tho same is hereby removed from No. SOB
Broadway, corner OF Eleventh street, to No. Sl4
Broadway. Adopted.
Twenty-sixth street, between Ninth and Tenth
avenues, be lighted with oil. Adopted
By Alderman SMITu-Resolvcd, That the Com
missioner Of Repairs and Supplies, be, and he is
hereby authorized to alter tho contract for building
an engine fer company No. %. so as to give said
company an engrne similar to that building for No
10, provdedno additional expence be incurred there
by. Adopted
b. Alderman DQgGHERTy-Resqlvod, that sewer
be built in Fortythrd street. between Seventh and
avenue. under the direction Of the president Of the
Croton 04ueduct department, forthwith Referred
to the committee on sewers.
By the same-Resolved, that the suuken lots on
Broadway be filled up forthwith under the direction
of the city inspector. Referred to the city in
spector.
& by the same-Resolved that the suBken lots be-
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues, and Thirty. N nth
and Forty first streets, be filed up forthwith under
the direction of the City Inspector Referred to the
City Inspector.
BY Alderman FREINANN-Resolution directing
the Street Commissioner in the matter Of regu,
atiors in the Eighth avenue between One hundred
and second and One hundred and eighth stree s.
Adopted.
BY Alderman FRANcTs--Resolution for holding
Bolet's, corner Of Delaney and Eldridge streets
Second district, SD Forsyth street; Third district
1876 Walker street, Fourth district, Ludlow street,
Fifth distrit, 20 Ludlow street..
BY Alderman SMITH--Resolved, That from and
after the first day Of January next, including that
day, the salary of the Corporation Attorney for all
his services to and for the Aims House Department
shall be two thousand dollars in lieu of all other
fees. Referred to Committee on Salaries ana Off
ces.
FROM DEPARTMENTS.
A communication was received from the Croton
Aqueduct Department., in relation to unopened bids
for sewer in Laurens street, with resolution pro-
vidiDg for the same. Which was adopted.
REPORTS
OF Committee On Markets-In favor of alterations
to Tompkins market. Adopted.
On motion, the Board then adjourned to NEE, to-
morrow, 9th inst, at O'Clock, p. M.
d. 7. VALENTINE, Clerk.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
Monday, Oct. 4, 1852.
PREsENT-Tbe President, Jonathan Trotter, ESQ
in the chair, Assistant Aldermen Tait. Mabbart,
O'Brien, Rodman, Broaden, Woodward, Ring, Wells,
Anderson, Bouton, McGown, Wright, Wheelan,
Barker, valentine, and McConkey.
COMMUNICATIONS, ETC.
Oh. McCutchen and others-In favor of remon-
STRANGE In relation to sewer in Eighteenth street.
To Committee on Sewers.
BY Assistant Alderman DEMONSTRATION of
Henry Belts, to be allowed to submit plan Of an
elevated railway over Broadway. To Committee
on Streets.
By Assistant Alderman wHEELAN-Memorial of
John S. Seaman, and associates, to lay railroad
tracks through Church and other streets and the
Fifth avenue, from Fulton street to the Harlem
river. To Committee on Streets.
BY Assistant Alderman INSTRUMENTATION Of A.
G. Flanagan and others, to have Eighty. sixth
street, from Fifth avenue to Bloomingdale road
lighted with oil lamps TO Committee on Lamps.
BY the -Remonstrance Of Messrs Adrance &
King, against opening Fifty eighth street, between
Third and Fifth avenues. To Committee on
Roads.
BY the same-Petition Of VIM S. Carman and
Others, to have certain crosswalks marked on ac-
diagram, laid in Third, Fourth, and
Fifth avenues, and 125th to 10th street, &C., in
Twelfth ward To Committee on Roads.
BY Assistant Alderman McCONKEY-Of Henry
I. Jollie, for compensation as health warden Of
Twentieth ward To Committee on Public Health
By the same-Remonstranc of Stephen Whitney
and others. to the widening Of Whitehall street.