New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


A large puniber OF papers laid over. re-
pOit was adopted to give A. NJ Aioeiton q Co. per-
Irlsson 10 sy track from Eleventh avenue to the
hudson River for the purpose Of delivering 1--we stock
more near tbe places of sale and to avJlI drvi0g
long distance through the ticky populated parts OF
the clty.
Pae;ng Fovrh orenue-A report from the C)rDcil-
men tO pave Fourth avenue baiween Fourteenth ant
FOfyse OOhd str, e with Beg ian pavement, came up
ana read-the city to pay onc-hali tue expense,
aid tie property owLeIs the other naIi. debate
arose Oh II.
Dir. TCcKER SAID there were not q sufficient number
Of property osreis apPlyiog for this lmPioyeGeet.
III. mad cOLsued counsel, and ascrt-iued that onio-e
Il ILaJOrity Ot tsxpaytis peuuohed Or such an iIi-
proveIncLt the city cool1 not compel them t) pay
collar toward ii. The measure wOu1 plunge tie city
10 another difficulty aod expense.
MesfYs. BOOLE and BRADLEY contendcd that there
was over msj,r ty petitiOrng for the pavement TO
In. Bostd If Courcilmcn Mr.. Bradley Wa prop
erty owner toe street. AID knew the fat OF 1t be-
ing 70 wish of the property owners TO have the woik
done.
After further debate, the report was adopted, and
SEM to tie COuhclu en to coAcur in some clerical
mcIdmehts in the paper.
PQriag FiJth atenue.- Nj. Bo0LE called up the
port to pave Fifth avenue, frcn Washington eqnae
TO Furty.second street, VITA Belgian pavement the
city p-y oleaa aid the properly o@Ders the other,
the woIk to be done under direction o: the CrotJn
AqutOuct Department.
Nc TUCKER 'so opposed this "a sn unnecessary
expense the city. these Uni Iovenents on tho
Firth averue wvul1 cost the ci.y sl2O,WO; on the
saIn s.6%SS eho"t $1,000; std on tho Fourth
su "A mearu5es. Ii they were 70 be executed, the
Common Colncl oOgat 2" spptopria.e quarter of q
mi ion Of dollars iOr tnem. tjr tso run sV nue.
vok there but afeS petitions, ana The city would
1ever be able legal gIouI os to make The property
oaltrs pa; Ole oolar ulless malVIty VI zen aP-
rh,d il, the improvement. This, 10 his opinion, wu
n,Ost Issc1lly iDeasue ana ne boped Il "opla ho'
be rushed through az the heel Of the session
Mr. BooLE oeeldei the ueasun. IL mad been pc.
tiopeo ioI by more than : m.jOry o, the property
owlers Il, tho work would lot cost snythips te the
sun Mr. TutkeI estim4ted. IL would only cost about
CO. ., sbich the city would OIL have IL pay halt
Mr. TUoKER said he had bsen 10 the Crotnn DE- part
II eut ano sot ent ot tie space To be paved,
and the c, ST. Tnere ABOUT ~ 900 yards, ind II
could co,t thu city, before competed, ~ per yard,
ait. ougt the price Lad been stated 10 TINS D)are al
per yard
Mf. STARR spoke of the injustice Of the city having
TO Day for sucn sOrk. IL was question whether the
prop rfy owners street should not psy toe whole
txpeu,e If such improvements, when they required
tbsr the should be made yet, under Toe present
a. ode, ne in favor OF the rep rt.
Nr BRADLEY sad he was inclined to be paulouc
on this matter The people OF Filh avenue had erect
ed nsenti,eut resic.nces that the pride of the
city aud added 10 the vaue VI t1e taxable property
They paid large taXes, and he va. Il isVor 'f s'"s
them tho improvement my ~ -, :, -,
roihirg wrong III the measure, and ne hoped ]" "ou'
The report after further talk con cured in by
10 10 1. N,gatye-tucker, Stephens ney ana
DAVIS. >. e..
Mr. BooLE moved thst when this Board adjourn It
womb be 10 o'clock Thursday.
MIR TvCKER thought the Board had done enough,
and NOV cd 10 amend by making lhe a1Jo1ranent sane
die.
Thswss lost and the motion 70 make the session at
, y. wos carried.
Mr. TuCKER moved to discharge the Special Com
mittee on Sail Mix. The subject had been IN ns
hatds for sey,ral months 8ni h. hoped their report
| ard ordlnsuco would be taken up and adopted
Whether the or. nance was acted ON or hot, the
| Committee should be discharged.
MI REED made a speech 10 defense OF the Swil-
Mk Report, aud passed bigh euiogy on It's merits.
Cows could not, III hs opLOh, give aEy ol pure mA,
std II woud be uoust to pass toe cluance called tor
| to poet the words " S.ili Mk" on tac carts. The
| city sonl1 have hight 10 compel such sign.
| Tbtye was Lo suCh thing shil mix. lie was as
tor isted to hear Mr Tucker call for such an uuJlst
ordnance 1t was, IN his opi,ioa, most dannaoie
| ordnance,
Mr.. CLANCY remarked that il We TOO late now -
iry - pass the ordinance ior there wss not time ~ 60
| 1t.
| Mr.. BooIE said the paper was not here; Il was up
in Tnd street. and 20 act L. i must be plscef De-
fore the Board. Consequently 1t was useless TO az
! tempt to pass the ordnance.
Mr. TUC HIE then il sisted on the discharge OF the
| Committee, and he hoped the ortinance would BE-
| passed tomorrow. 1.-THE people chose S.ll mix ~
preference 10 other milk they could take taeir cn2ice
sien San Mix on their carts as % require the
hackmel to wear bs, ges. Why he wanted tle Com
nitt<e tisclaIged was that the papers Solld remain
With he Board snd go over fpr the acton OF tue
mex, Common Council He hoped Nr. Booe weud
be sent 20 this house in Thid street for ths paper.
PeLGilg further discussion, motion 10 adjourn was
carried.