New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Hoard Of Aldermen,
OCTOBER sBsSIoN-FIRST DAY.


The Board of Aldermen commenced the
regular Monthly Session at O'Clock Monday afternoon
All the Members were in attendance, aud the Board
to WORK In earnest The principal items OF their
action were ss follows:
The Proposed Railroad IN BroadDay.
Petitions OF sG5 residents of the "a Ward offered
In favor Of this road Remonstancss Of $50 residents
OF tho OH Ward were offered in oppostan 30 suci a
road petition offered for the road Of 1875 citizens
of the 10Th Ward. Rsmont.ranA OF All from tue 3rd
Ward Petition of Ia from the let Ward. Petit N of
$50 from the LIST Ward Petition of 635 from the 9th
Ward Several other petitions and remonisrancss were
offered, and ref, rred
Anotler Railroad.-Finch, Sanderson
& c.. Young & Ward and others ask for charter to
build railroad through Church, Mercer and Greene
and Eighth SITS, up Fith'av. Also branch through
E,eh,h.st and Green Sichav. to connect with tao
Eiebtt -sv. Road-To Street Co nmistee.
One More Br0dGtcay Railroad. - A
petition was offered mipg permisson to build rail.
road arches in grosdwsy.-Reierrcd to the Commit
tee.
Ninth Arenue Railroad A dozen or
more petitions In favor of thu proposed railroad in the
Ninthev, Greenwich st., sc. They were all referred
10 the Street Committee.
The Fire DepdTtment.-The Foreman
and Seer etsry OF Hose Co No. Is ask for money
pair their house.-Referrsd to Fire Department Com
mittee
FL gire Co. No 80 s.k for new engine Taey sug
y
Department Committee.
Hose Co. No. Is ask for ga, in their Hose Hou,s.
Change Of Dumping Ground.-A Pc
tition from citizens of the Fourth Ward asking for
At the text for long discussion Motion to refer
to the Wharf Committee was lost. Motion was made
that the prayer Of the petit be granted. This
carried with the proSiso that ihe place be used until
the let Of December, 90 80 to give time for provdios
new place Another resolution was adopted direcdug
tho Committee on Street Cleaning to propose 9th
or place or method OF removing the dirt.
Russ Parcmeat.-Messrs. Russ & Reid
state that they think that many Of the lateral rce,s
near Broadway can be paved With the Russ pavement
coat TO the Corporation Of only onethird the price
psd, the other two-.hirds being borne BY the own
OF property the streets paved tina, ,uoh sys-
TEN would give Russ pavemen at coat 10 the City of
only about double thai OF coobe and therefore
muen cheaper than any other pavement. Tne peluon.
era ssk for contract of l500Oo-sJ0,0 of which
wcgla some from tho Cly.-Ths petition was referred
10 the sIeet Committee.
Curious Ctaims.-Capt. Hannegan, of
the Twentieth Ward PolIce sends In petition tor COM
pepss,on az Assistant Cspain Of the sIxtsen.h Ward
IRON Aug lei', 10 the sh Of June, 1913 Capt Han
negsn alleges that he lost his place because be refused
Smith, Of the Sixieea,h Ward. Now thss dischsrsias
prisoners stopped BY law, he seeks 10 recover for
was, ne deems Illegal suspension to Finance
Leose If Piers.-Isnac b. Hurley asks
Finance Committee.
Harlem Rirer.-Several citizens of the
Twelfth Ward demonstrated sgsns any further brldx
lpg of toe Harlem River, az proposed by the New.
Rochelle and Nsw York Railroad Company ana slso
sesins the use Of Locomotives In the Csy-To Street
Committee.
BIls.-A bill of DR.. VIM. R. DeFor-
rest Of s47 for medical services ST First Ward Station
House, was referred.
OF Policeman William Moore for payment of S35 for
medical services account OF H. uies received while
on duty.
Street Grddes.-A long remonstrance
sgans the grade OF 69h ST. presented from Taco.
dcre Marine and otbers--To Road Committee.
Setcers.-Three or four petitions for
small sewers were received and referred.
Ntneieenh Ward Eiechon.-This mat
Ger was taken up, having been made the spessi order
for this session.
Before proceeding with 1t, however, the Board took
reoesso Of IS minutes.
p .aa AFTER RECESS.
A majority of the members came back
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