The New York herald., 1863-10-31
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third street., te word Soneial to be substituted IN lieu
Which v as referred to the Committee on Sire, ts
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under he OF the Street and
Reso uton that receiving hssin and eulvet be built
%aser inc 81 he sroos Aaseaue
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70 Of Robert and a. James sg c%nnn es% con
9, hs penalty charged asSns them oyer lime
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Be, entynst street and charge the same 10 City conngsu
which was laid over sa
a1nns sSs. bween Forty .uS ana
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Which was referred to COMMITTEE Public Health
ut the nen n. qs S S Street
Commssone and that The accompanying ordinance there
Resolution that the snnken lot the east side Of Ee
ea n tse direction Of the
a"s 70 Se m
Resoluon that the snnssn lots on Forty sixth street,
avenue the direction Of the
missioner and that the ordinance therefor be
Which referred to the Committee Public Health
sewer II the Necessary receyns basins and cuvers be
Board and that the accompanying ordinance therefor bs
WnsI referred e. the CS%mi.!ee Sewers
% that m the salary az Or the Rss Of be sc In
to take effect from the passage Of this resouiiOn
Street, with sa: .ns hi IN s e.
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missioner and the accompanying ordnance therefor be
which was referred to the Committee on Streets
.ns and ss1reri. % be sa. street. bsi~esn sd
therefor be adj pied nt9 f
Report q csmmsee on Belsss Pavement. with resou.
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Which wIs =; Tslerred to C. Go%%,I.ee Street,
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which II s was referred to COMMITTEES on Public fisA.
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dollars the being fa for furnishns drum and
bags corps 70 tifth reemsnt New York Natons Guard
Kesrny September 2, iSo1 '--'S' ''''
hundred drs each pay In part Tor assess.
men for sewer In Fifty eighth street. between Seventh and
Which laid
Resolution . bnid sewer In Lewis street. from Rving
Which was referred 70 the Committee Sewers a4a1
Resolution to build sewer 10 Seventh avenue. between
Which reiered TO Committee Sewers
Sidewalks "
Which was referred 10 Committee on Streets,
Ss ':i sH' ssis
wl!ch was referred 10 Committee on sreets 4
uERK1oTORF
alterations and addiions and that necessary ihe tom
Cnptrcler be directed to ktenp6flry location for
me Use Of Engine CompanV lumber Forty six, while .hs
e anu are making to their =, al
"H'' was adopted by the e.. fc|,...,v,nsyoic. III
nrrrmative-A Aidcrmr-. rnS the 'rr~adent Aldcrynsn
Henry, Hall Req C6ipn Jeremiah, Hardy. otiweli and
Resolution of Board Connmen that section twenty
article two chapter SIX Of the Revised oTdnanees Of 1852
viz There shall also be one clerk. be called
the Lower Permit Clerk, whose duty shall Be 70
house connections with and who shall perform
such other duties said Board may from time to time
thousand two hundred dollars. such salary for the
present year TO be aG from appropriation under the bead
Which was lost by the following vote. viz
A1lrmatIve--The President Aldermen Henry, Hail. Reed
Chpp. Ryers Jeremiah. Hardy, Ottiwel. Farley and
Negatve-Alderman Fox-1.
Which was subsequently reconsidered and laid over:
On motion the board adjourned and the President
the Board stood Ad journed until Monday next
I'd pro1imo, at one O'Clock T. rv,,pxr,xv c,.
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