New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07

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ssbshsd grade Of through which they pass and
to enforce ali ordinances and laws applicable to such tracks
E y egsl Of streets by railroad companies,
whether made by any the officers he, eater mentioned IN
sane dsiy 10 the Mayor with sucy ,useeson or recon-
mendations his judgment noJ be most eneacovs oI
banr correcting or removing Of such compliant
shall also perform such other duties as he may os as"ed
sEo rs Tie Superintendent Of Permits shall receive an
annual salary Of three thoWand dollars payable monthly.
SEC There shall svl be appointed in Ike msnner TWO
CLERKS TO the Superintendent OF whose duty 'h oe
shall be by the Mayor They shall each receive
svc d. Tya snail also be two Inspec Of Permits ap
poptcd in Ike manner or each Ward in this city, whose duty
ed Of P rns every violation Of any Of the ordinances o
tine Common Council 10 visit Ind Inspect every new tHe
stand sigu stairway, bostway showeese awning improper
Of streets by oiroad companies and goods dt
livery for which permit may have been granted 10 p
Superintendent Permits with the particulars in dei OF
each violation aud perform such other duties as may Do "
SIC 30 The Inspectors Permits shall each receive an
annual salary Of thousand dolar payable monthly
SEC. 49, 1t sho be- the duty OF the SupeiinteIoe ~ 70
ns 10 issue all permits authorized to b. granted pursuant 70
the provisions ofa certain ordinance relating 10 peih
proved February a. 1866, and OF this ofdinance nu ;, n
keep and proper books Of registry OF ,nch permits
aud OF accounts Of money received iOf atom Ic
crve all tees and perform such othor duties as 'ns 0e
ass 40 % Me- superinendent Of Permits shall enter
20 be entered book to be provided for that purpose and
left his Office open at all onvenen, e' 70 paU' nav he
evsd for the CORPORATION the received by him,
and hen paid and shan render account thereof under
oath item by item to the Comptroller daily and shall there
upon pay the amount received to the Cy Ih3ei
a, e shall $50 hereupon receive from the Chamberlain
YOU her for payment thereof which he shall forthwith
exhibit the Comptroller and shall at the same 'he es'e
SEC 81 The salaries of all officers created by hi, ordinance
except the Superintendent and his immediate eeIss
permits Issued. in and by vouchers prepared and
approved by tho Mayors and IN case such ices
this ordinance the Mayor shall and he 10 hereby authorized
pay such deficiency from any available lance IN tbe 1p
Comptroller l. hereby authorized End directed to pay
such salaries snd amounts upon the voucher o 'he Mayor sp
proved 80 her1nbefoTe meationed
sEc 81 The Mayor j. further authorized and empowered
within his discretion 10 appoint assistants to the Inspector
moi to exceed ten in number compensation not to exceed
one thousand dollars per annun payable monthly in the same
manner I, heretofore provided for the Inspectors
80 No person ,na place, hI continue IN tny street
in this eli any awning post railing any cloth tim board
forsny awning unless he shall rs nave obtained
permit from the Mayor approved by the Alderman ct the
cinano District. under penalty OF ten dollars ior eseh
aud every oene be collected in the provided
by law and Corporation Attorney s hereby authorized
directed proceed without delay sgsn oil persons VINO
shall be reported to linn who have not obtained the reqn
.rmts above statedhe said penalty TO take eject ate
three days notice shall have been given by the CORPORATION
Attorney any the Inspectors nsned in this ordinance
- All permits hereinafter granted for the erection or
maintenance OF any awnnspos, or supports Of any AWNING
erection continuance Of any awning whatever sha De-
erected arranged and Of such size a. 'ha
be described IN such permits.
SEC 3 All permits heretofore granted for the erection or
maintenance OF any awning or awning posts Of whatever Kind
or character are hereby revoked and all ordinances hereto
fore passed in relation erection Of awnings awning
posts Of every kind character hereby repealed
SRc 6 An ordinances parts Of ordnsnces inconsistent
conflicting with the provisions Of tins ordinance are heieDy
snnulled, rescnded and repealed ,,
SEo 81 This ordinance shall take effect immediately
Which was laid over
COMMUNICATIONS
communication received from the Street Commis.
in the matter OF one Hundred nd Fifteenth opening
tween Tenth avenue and Harlem River.
Which was ordered Oh hle.
REPORTS
The Committee Police presented report in avof Of ysy
ing Police Officer John Harris 800 for ecsPturns John
Cahill the murderer Of Officer Geo. w. DuryeA
The Committee on National Affairs presented report in
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favor Of paying bill Of Third Regiment N Y $. o. for
music furnished on Feb 22 1866
The Committee Street. presented report in .,SI Of
Third avenue TO the East River
Which laid
The Committee Donations and Charities presented
ePiS1s TETON SSnsDs'S for tSe Bund t. A'' O'" VIC
Which was laid over
Councilman HAILoRAS moved thai the Committee on
Roads be discharged from the further consideration Of osou
Reolred That permission bo and the hereby Tven
to Thomas Monroe to e99 and sui,er and nag the 'de
Twenty fourth street the 10 be done his expense
and under the direction OF the Street Commissione
Which carried.
The resolution was then adopted.
Councilman KEtcH moved that the Committee on ord.
be discharged from the further consideration Of oTd
nance as follows: ,
TO PREVENT THE PRODUCTION OF STEAM j sEwERs
The Mayor Aldermen and Conmongiv Of the Cy of Ntv-
York Common Council eontened. doordain ,Joloo':
Chapter XVI Of the Revised Odinancts Of 1889 hereby
amended by adding the following additional sections thereto
SECTION = No connection with opening into, any
shan be used for the discharge, into
said drain OF steam from any steam boiler or engine
from mandatory OF building IN which steam either
under the Of hity dollars
and every during port Of which such connection
opening have been used for that purpose This penalty
shall be imposed upon and recovered from the and
occupants eyeray and respectively OF such mandatory
building
expiration Of fifteen days from the adoption hereof by
Common Council and the Croton Aqueduct Board hereby
authorized and directed to summAy and efecusly close
from any drain, and all connection.
with, openings into the which may after ,sd period
ton No permit shall be granted for the OF
any building with any DRAIN the original connection
which may have been destroyed removed by said Board
and pursuance this section except upon paymen,
to said Board OF the regular rate mentioned IN section Of
Board estimate the cost Of removing Destroying the
Which was ca1ied
And the paper laid over.
PAPERS FROM THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
he.oiyed Thai The ssIy Of the CITY Librarian be increased
tase effect from the passage OF this resolution
Councilman PuLLHAB moved that said resolution be
ferIed to the Committee on Salaries and OnceG
Which was lost
The paper was then laid over.
RESOLUTIONS REschED.
lsrld. The resoutias Of the Common Council approved
by the Mayor Dec 30 1865 providing for the widening Of
out sordng all persons interested either against the
proposed opportunity Of expressing their views
the expenditure Of immease Of money and should
have bn well and rnsurey oon.dfed before final action
should be hrd proper authorities before the CON
summation - the work be 1t therefore