The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-30
Municipal ANA irs.
BOARD OF ALpERMEN.

The Board met last evening" President McSpedon in the
| chair.
communication received from the Comptroller
stating that tho proceeds OF the stocks heretofore issued
for constructing the now reservoir purchasing lands and
extending tho Croton works. are all expended, and that il
is necessary to provide additional funds these purposes
The last account rendered. in 1851 showed advance
from the City Treasury Of sl7s17 ST. The expenses from
January 1852 to December 1885, including awards for
lands taken for the new reservoir, 81 5a3 49,
After various exhibits il is shown that the amount
required is 81 coi aol o. Under the laws heretofore
passed, authority is given to tho Corporation to issue
stock to the amount Of ss7ss An ordinance sub
med providing for the Of the required which
was referred TO Committee on Croton Department.
Alderman BRADLEY offered q resolution TO tho eilec. that
the commissioners Of the Sinking Fund be authorised to
carry into effect agreement respecting property owned
by the city and hold unlawfuy by various persons
On motion OF Alderman BooIK the Of the Mayor on
the resolution OF the Board remit the tax the Ninth
street Methodist church taken up. The Board ad-
hered to their former action, Notwithstanding the veto OF
the Mayor.
Alderman BRADY called up the tho Mayor on the
Ninth Avenue Railroad track on Canal street. Lost.
The resolution Of Alderman BRADLEY directing the Gro
ton Department TO take up the Russ pavement in Broad
way, between Reade and Duane streots and put down
such pavement as that department shall doen TIT, elected
discussion and It was lost for want oil constitutional
vote.
After disposng Of quantity of routine business the
Board adjourned to Monday next.
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.
The Board met last evening Chas G. Cornell, Esq I,
presiding.
The minutes of the previous meeting having been read
and approved, several routine papers were received
and laid over for future action.
COMMUNICATION CITY INSPECTOR
communication was received from the City Inspector
in been found unavaing in preventing the de-
post of garbage in the streets from tenement buildings
owing to the neglect Of the owners not furnishing suit
able accommodations to the tenant He says that in the
absence OF garbage boxes the street substituted causing
complaint and remonstrance from persons residing the
Deighborhood OF these establishments against longer
continuance of this abuse. lie submitted an ordinance
compelling the owners OF tenement buildings to have
placed before each house garbage box, OF such con
struction and dimensions as may be approved by him.
On motion Of Mr.. OrrARsoS the ordinance was referred
to the Committee on Public Health
WHY Is NOT TIE CITY HALL REPAIRED
Mr. LENT offered resolution, which was adopted re.
questng the Street Commissioner to inform the Board
why he has not commenced to repair the City Hail. the
contract lor DONG 20 having been confirmed by both
branches OF the Common Council.
SHALL FULTON MARKET REPAIRED?
Mr. BrLTIM presented resolution directing the Street
Commissioner to repair the roof and ref Fulton Market
1t was laid
The REMOVAL OF oFrAI FROM THE CITY.
Mr. lent made some remarks about resolution which
was adopted on Monday night in respect to advertising
for the removal Of onal, and proposed the following
amendment which was adopted
Resolved That in addition to the instructions contained
in the resolution already adopted the City Inspector be-
and he is hereby directed TO advertise for proposals to
remove all butchers blood oa refuse matter and dead
animals to any suitable place. and submit all estimates
ana proposals to the Common Council for further action
ORDINANCE TO lie oRGANlzE INsPECroRs DEPART
MEST POSTPONED
The ordinance proposing to reorganize the City Inspec
tors Department was called up for action and on motion
the further consideration of it indefinitely postpon
ed or IN other words 'killedn Some Of the members
intmated that the proposed amendments couaiced with
the Charter.
THE TWELFTH REGIMENT.
The report OF the Joint Special Committee in favor of
alzng the Governor to rcorganize the Twelfth
regiment was presented, and motion of Mr. LAMBIER
the Board concurred in its adoption.
A number of general orders'' were adopted all of
which were devoid of interest, having reference to the
tagging OF Streets the remission of assessments &C.