The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-14
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Tbs Board met last evening. President Purdy In the
chair.
The annual OF the expenses OF the Board Of
Education submitted and referred BY then to
the Committee on Annual raxes
The oler transmitted an account OF the expenses
for State and county PURPOSES FROM January 1859, up
to November 80, 1882 amounting to about g. 1853 S.
Ordered file.
The bill OF John Kelly, Sheriff. for service Of legal pa
pers amounting 70 6Sl 81. referred TO the Com
mttee on County .Ofices.
The bill OF W. H. Arthur Co., for stationery furnished
the Registers Office, amounting to 81 522 So was pro-
ssntd and referred the Committee Printing and
Stationery.
Mr. Blunt offered resolution thu the COMMITTEES on
Board Of EquaIizaon organized under acs Of the Ls
gsature passed tho 14th II April 1852 aud to report
il the same has been Of any use to the county aud tho
app0ruonment is just II was adopted. I
Mr. BsIL offered . resolu ton offering tho OF tho
chamber of the Board 70 the Court OF Appeals what
time that Court shall sit 10 thus CITY adopted
The Committee Annual Taxes was requested 70 rs.
port at tho next meeting what the 70 b. paid
~ ns as sS q ss sso " report ho m''
The Committee ON Printing aud Stationery order
ed u urns detailed account OF their actions during
the year.
The Committee Printing and Stationery, TO which
was referred prea nble and resolution directing
% the Rscoros q tue couo.y Cerks oos
may be disposed of for the county report
ed that about 900 sheets of these
$500 volumes, unbound, besides Z $40 volumes
we're found at No 81 Liberty street, whore they were
s'ored and that the cost OF printing these records was
100000, and the money has been patti for them
BY the County Treasurer, on the certificate of the
COMMISSIONER and that according to the bills 6e
the County Tressurers office, 900 sf these volumes we're
bound at the cost Of 81 30 volume and further they
were informed that Messrs Brown asb rouk, the con-
tractors for the work, after entered into
tract 10 cents volume for the large ones and 90 cents
volume for the small ones, making average OF SIX
cents volume, thus xfordng net profit to Messrs
II. OF 81 I'm on each volume. The information thus
Obtained was confirmed by the sub contractor Mr. A. ID
B0Odgo0d and that Mr.. Bloodgood when called upon by
the committee had offered t0Sdo the kind OF rk
for 80 cents v0lume John Gray also offered
do similar work for 70 cents volume; that Il thus
evident the Commissioners had paid nearly five times as
much az the work could have been done for. The imme
date question before the Committee how those books
might be disposed Of for the benefit OF ths county.
The Committee ON Printing and StatOaery reported
resolution ordering the Commissioner OF Records
TO deliver to tho Board all tho records Of
Judgments, equity notices, insovents assignments
and sherifs sales Of the County Clerks
office, printed under their direction which have bcen
paid for by the County Treasurer their cercae
such use may be made BY Thorn as the Board direct
ADOPTED.
II was ordered that the bill Of Norman Mcleod for sup
pes furnished the County Jail for November amounting
to SAT O6, be paid.
The salary Garrett Dieman Sale g. was ordered to
be paid. ea
The bill of Meserole for board Of witnesses for
the mouth of November, amounting to $685. audited
aus allowed
The Board then adjourned.