New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-06
EOARD Of ALDERMEN.
The vntier of Widening Ann ana Fni-
ton.ats.-The City inspectors Depart

The Board met at o'clock yesterday alter
noon the President, JOHs BRIcE, esq, in the chair
A remembrance was received from the principal
nronerty owners doing business on Ann and Fulton
ts against the proposed widening OF THESE stiee's'
Referred 10 the Committee on Streets 49,. .., ava
| The following preamble and resolution "eIc pio'
Whera, bin Is now pending before the Les,s'lro u
this calculated by its provisions 70 ten,o I
ieUa.s a-ound he CITY ili PsrS, with view OF "lue-
, sTsee wan OF the adjoining streets; and Whedi the
Common Council former OCCASION lad " sonep
10 resume the railing, set back the curo enu sut'
And 20 pave the entire surface OF the City rark
converting it into open Plaza thns alidln
carriage WAY in the surrounding streets ahu sesy -
the of the lower part o. tire cry ou III
positive action taken ,hereon thefr ore net :, -,
R,solref That the Committee on Lands ana races ue au
are hereby requested 20 make such examination feaue
tie improvement indicated In the foregoing - =,
give TINS Board f understanding oi lhe 3je, u
ev make such suggestions aud recommendations tou1nns
the subject hereby ref ned to- said Committee msy d
In hi. particular potion hereof the sand COMMITTEE 70 epo
ct the earliest possible moment.
Laid over under the rules.
A resolution was adopted appointing special com.
mttee 10 investigate 10 the INFERIOR lna'y oi 20
supplied by the Metropolitan Gas Company 10 INC e'''
and private consumers. 49,,
The following communication was ieec'eu NUN ''''
| CITY Inspector: - ~ 10 c,-x u.,,
| SQUARE, HAITIAN ST. NEW OAK Mafcn ?, ~.
IT. m nm me Common CouHci Of the CIR Of Nc1 York
GFNTLFxEy: Afer than eight years oi struesInt ~
1nsuuruous partisan Clique nave hniIy h,l t,h ~ Ia
the spacious pTcteNt Of preserving the PuDhc heth, ~ ~
Legislature 10 On ACT creating
mission and declaring this department aooi'hed mus
one for 10 enCroachmcuts our night 10 govern
selves Is unnecessary here to show that we se OF we
public health was nothing PM Pleuh :. 10 -
notefs this TIE debates IN both houses OF te s
lsture have already shown, by the t'Ah""iedshl,'s
peskers that the only o9jee, OF the act - 20 t
power ADD patronage hitherto possessed by TINS Department
irom Democratic 70 Republican control 80
section of the act directs the City Inspector 70 deliver 10
the Commission all books, public records ana papers DC
/ on sing hi, Department. ,, :
Tn.. day demand has been made ypon me, by Jackson >
sch1z President % the Board Of Health for said bo9s'
papers lc.. and have computed WIN he uei"Ahu' ~
6r popsrty OF the City office furniture safes a.
shall be ready any time TO hand over TO whoever Is u
legal custodian thereof ,.-,,-
tain ,be e of the Offices occupied by the Department
for time that may close up al ii' bnhes ana
give Information the new Board IS they may dr-i'
In asns leave Of your Honorable body in my official
pay. desire 10 tender you my sincere thank. ior ne ul
form kindness and courtesy have eSperencei al your Mans
/ / am, very respectfully, your obedient servant
r. l. 4. BoOLE, City Inspector.
A resolution was adopted carrying out the conelnd
ing portion Of the communication referring 10 MT
Boole being allowed TO retain the use oil his Once
I until all the business had been closed up.
! petition was received from the Patriots Orphan
Home asking for n donation OF the lease OF land ~
nominal rent situated in fiith-ave. between Eighty
first and Eighty second.ss. which to erect Home
for their institution. Reerred TO the Committee OF
Finance.
The Controller transmitted communication incosinI
copy Of the streetceanlug contract Referred 10 n'
| Committee on Streets.
An ordinance was adopted requiring all the city rail
road companies TO place lights IN 'front.' OF iher car
every evening.
ferred 10 the Committee on Finance.
/ Ar ordnance WAS presented and laid over fXing th
salary of the Public Administrator at 5000 and ap
propiIaiing $1,000 for clerk hire IN his department
| By resolution the Board donated SJ's9c % to III
Hebrew Benevolent Society.
| he adfuuTu.l.