New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BRooKLYN BOARD OF.sUPERvIsoRs.

BROoKLYN BOARD OF.SUPERvIsORS
TIE iegu.sr mpi thy meeting OF the Board vas held
on Wetreseay fyeuiig, Film CAMrBsLL, the Presi.
dsit, in tie chair.
Ire L.- Committee reported 10 favor Of pawn,
s.sIes Of tie SUp rntendeuts Of tie Poor
A. 9 former restire from Il 20 10 81 80 yes-
Which adopted sld toe act quarters bill ordered
/ psia a. the ircreEssd rse.
Tbe Couu.'tse on the subject Tepo-tej through
the chsl.niGn, IA favor of psyiag bill II
Geh Iic'hvi -rs services. TIE bM had
lssao n. coeIi icr '"'o~~- Misunderstanding or
been referred n ccnstqnents ~ = = n,.so, nv ~ a
ad5ubt as 10 the priv-iors CT -" 'A'' 80 ,yb;cs
last Legislature, Designating The distnols =.
CoroIeis should be coIineG while ia she pefJTmss.,-
Of their Cliica, duties. The Committee sre 0. the
opinion that the law does 10. take effect till mex. else
tion AID reported II favor Of lae bill ss presented.
a resolution was adopted o'Ieeting tee County
Treasurer to furnish the S-a,e COntIoer with msps oi
village tracts and slotmerta owned by uon-retents
10 tie fowls OF FGtbush, Nes i sschtaud NeS-LottS
The mstter ef grading and paving Niucryhby
sirest from Raymond 70 Canton streets, IN coe1uc-
tior with the owners Of property along tae Acs, was
referred TO the appropriate Comm,t,se VITA poser
Tire Ccrns .!0ner Of Jurors Mr.. Wm. II. Camp
belD cent in coInuunica.ion stating that ne ned a.
sIned tie duties c. his office, and requesting ine
Board 10 furnish roam aid the necessary number OF
assistants watch wss referred TO the Committee on
Courts.
TIE rumber Of priscnsrs in the Psniertiary or the
LET of July was ferO.tsd 70 bs -1C; admitted dullrg
the month, lSi; GIscnarged, l5.
A large IbmbeI OF Dill, wore ofSeieN 10 DC paiu.
Tbs Committee on PeniteIbsry reported proposals
received for supplying the Petitebtiary with provs-
ions for the ensuing year, from August lney ecelyed
bids from ruuber of parties ana recommended ina,
contracts be awarded 10 the following, wno aIe toe
lowest bidders: For the hlst second fourth fifth and
sixth classes, consisting Of moiasses, nee, besns SALT
vinegar pepper &c, TO Elisha b. Motreil, a, so
364 80 For the third class consisting of fresh beef
&c, 10 Thomas Prescott, at - 30. For the sixth
class consisting OF camphene, burning Huld, Nc, 10
VIM Maxwell at 1891 30. For tie seventh olass
consisting of coal 10 Thomas Budscp, at 81 3s. For
the eighth clsss, straw, &C. to +. Il. Morell, a. -
For The ninth clsss scis soap, TO Nm. LyHch, a.
s3qo. II Was also recommended that the SuPern-
ep6ents Of the Poor be authorized TO furnish bread
a. formerly and that Waiter Bsrre be appointed IN
spector of coal. -
Tie report was signed BY one OF the Committee
Supervisor BogeIt.
ihe msiority Of the Committee tSuperyisors Csgger
and Thean) submitted sno her report, in which they
recomn epced that the thld class contract be awarded
F. J. Hsuley instead Of Prescott. This gave rise to a
lively debate and the report, "a presented BY tue
chairman (Bogsrtl, was eyeatus.ly adopted, with the
exception of the third class oer which lsid upon
the table for future action.
The onmittee on the subject reported in favor OF
the erection OF a Smali-PoX Hospital st Fl,tb ush
which wss referred to the Committee on Grades.
The Board soon after Adjourned.