The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-01

NAY 16-the Board passed T. Baruards bill for fuel
Ssssy, passrns s S io q. p.nus
$3.50, and Roe & Co, stationery. $2.oes "a; William
Bulky was appointed 2 court attendant q 81 600
was paid So 600 FOR services in not sua communca
ton received from the Court Of Sessions asking for
reduced RENTED including that OF August Bel
mont which was reduced on personal property from
MAY 2e-Nswspaper bills, amounting to S2o TOO, wero
receved the sum Of $la623 was inserted N the tax
levy to defalcation Of OF the clerks Of the
&2684 3d. paid also Cornes bill for iron on Court
House. So 3SS 90; Rec Co.. stationery, $l3, s65 65 j.
p sus ao%n s.ovss Amounting ana
jun 1.-THE Comptroller sent I'm communication
tons already exhausted although the year was not
yet half competed requesting the Board to pass no
meeting six keepers Of xrmores We're appointed at s45
per month; bills were passed for Cornell Co., ron,
81 roll Of EN-; smps g 81
ins fees, three months s., 4l6 10; A. Garyey, plas
terins, -Sl,s9s so; y: O. Seymour Co. stationery,
IS, 746 Is, and Roo a Co., stationery, S4,1S2 70.
JUNE 49, At this meeting ten additional court A.
PENDANTS appointed at 81 OC0 per annum for each
bill OF Cornell Co. for iron Court House. 81 o5,
paid, and The City divided into twenty one AS
sembly districts
JUN %. The salary OF R Hu,chings, Assistant Dis
tct Attorney increased from SO 600 TO 50 000 the
salary OF J. T. Brown Clerk was increased from $500
70 000 r. Bishop sas appointed assistant Crier OF The
labor on Court House So 800 o6; Cornell & Co.,
irop S14 Las 81; Allen Stevens, lumber, s3.s2S %.
The committee who investigated the Court House frauds
in March last presented whewashing Seport and i've
thousand copies Of it were ordered 10 be printed.
JURY p Various bills we're paid for materials on Court
House and Armories, including Cornell Il Co., iron,
$s,503 IS; snien Co., lumber, So TEL &c. and East
chester Quarry, for marble, 81, 044 25
July IT, @ saa been r
script ssa,o2o 40; Jacob Sharp, ses,s2s IS; G. l.
nx,,.x . q III a nnt nfpr9 and
asking authority Issue bonds for the same which was
granted. The sum OF $4so0o0 was placed in the tax
was assigned for an assistant deputy county clerk
Corson, w. Yard and G. H. Stout appointed court
stenogaphers at salaries Of 81 500 per annum the Dis
trict Attorneys BILL $5.a2l %, and the sheris quar-,
tery bill $6152 80 paid together with $40 900 IS
for marble and iron Court House, and 400 so TO
cuted two leases for armories, to wit:.-No Broad
way, third and fourth noors five years. per an
mum, and No 6l9 Sixth avenue second and third floors
july II. The Board baIloied for newspaper TO pub
sh the laws In accordance with chapter 2aO laws Of
1S45, with the following result:-7raRscrpt received
four votes Times votes tribune two votes. HEaAID
ono vote. Tho Board thereupon designated the Tsan
on Court OF Oyer and Tsrncr and placed So ats in
levy to pay Ave additional clerks IN Department Of IN
safe a1 Buildings Bs %, Of Cornell Co. Tor a S
House, paid also Roe Co., stationery. $4,Ss7 IS,
and J. O. seymour Co., stationery $3.50 25 At this
meeting resolution was passed directing the Comp
troer 10 pay the expenses incurred by the Court House
Supervisors in defending themselves against the charges
of corruption. recent publication OF the Czens As
socation shows the amount thus paid 10 be about
$4,000 ~
345 per month; $3.50 donated each OF the clerks
in the Mayors office; bill of Now York Printing Com
pany for printing report OF the Investigating Committee
S77lS rs, paid, together with John Sniifen's bill
for carpenter work armories 81. $50 SO; Cornell
Co. g bill Tor iron on Court House, $69ss SO, and
81, 500 30 for paynen: 20 employees on Court House
sio5 Cornell h On Court HoSss ST
pay roll on the s 81 John as
same, ALAG IS; A J. Garvey, pastering, s.. oo6
The Board then ordered the New York Printing Com
1t Is estimated that this Job viii cost 100000
AUG 20 Bills were paid 70 various parties among
sa,o25; 4. Hall, Jr, painting, So fes; A. J. Garvey,
81 500 Isl persons employed Court House. 162 a.
The Board also granted s, 500 additional the Comp
aug. 81 The Board passed . unanimous resolution
complimentary 10 President johnson, stating that they
rartt and statesman for the signal abi " he has DIS
play in the conduct and OF pubic affairs
ms %eenf H bills were Sd paS % zoe co n
carpenters, $626 3d. Cornell, IRON on Court House,
sErr Q Tho Board made additional appropriations OF
s45 900 for arnores and $lS5 900 for Harlem bridge
They appointed five additional keepers OF armores and
paid Court House bills amounting 10 $l5,32s ~ bill
So 1898 10 to the Tscr for publishing report OF In
vestgatng Committee.
armory, at 600 per annum, for Ave years ana paid
Court House bills amounting to $4,000 81 and bin Of
aa 0I ps aTsnas an Ai% or ". ,.a
So 500 per annuu, for armory, and paid bills for 1T
ling up armories to John snsn, i572 4s; A. Hail. Jr,
s1,619; A. J. Garvey, 1858 So and lngersoll q Co.,
s., $50; also paid n. Printing Co q. go, and ap
proprsted additional $780, 600 for the Record Com
MISSION swinde. The Board at this meeting also
authorized the appointment Of egh. ex,n naturalization
clerks
fha Courf Hnnsa tiu0 In 4 md
large number of petitioners were relieved from tax
alton
ing 70 $14 7oe also bill OF fuel $3,36 Is; furntcre,
e6,571 %; payroll OF employees on Court House,
ssy pa.. sSae' Annoy cs s psas
si,Ses 70; John snin'n' carpenter work on same
Nov. s. Paid bills to Roe 4 Co FOR stationery,
4429 o5, J. O seymour Co, stationery, &d,s14 90
N. " Printing Co, printing ballots s. 1:0 N. r. Print
a. 'ra1 furniture s sos sup,s%. oosr
snfien, carpenter work on amory, sl,sn u; Cornell
Coz iron. 81! ss7 20; pay ro on cc1I. House. $3.50,
Nov. 1a--Appointcd two additional cleaners Ct SIS
each per month"; authorized tho Recorder and City
for each: appointed L. Germct City Marshal; appointed
ten additional armorcrs al $40 per month"; and ordered
s 9n ssIa 1s Co. furniture TO-
stationary, s4sss Is Cornell co, iron. siioss II;
and Court House pay roll, $5,564 81.
DEc 5-The Clerks 20 Canvassers were psid 81 900,
large number Of persons relieved from taxation,
and the following bills aIlowed:-Roe Co., sta-
tionery, 5000 81; J. o. Seymour Co, stationery,
IS, ITO Is; A. Garvcy, pastcrins nrmory $l,03 10;
carpets and furniture for The 600 Kssser
putting up stoves $500 IL; 1ronsrp, printing elcc-
ton returns, $l,s4o 80; New York Printing Company,
printing ballots 1870 so; Cornell Co.. iron Court
House. $7s42 H. and Court House pay roll $46l3 80
Dec 1s.--The Board relieved George 0pdyke from
taxation $780, 600, and various other persons
aggregate OF about s700 900: they gsvo J. Thatcher,
Clerk to Bank Committee $3.50 and raised the salaries
OF hundred and Court attendants 10 81 100 each
per annum They also passed resolution over the
Mayors veto appointing an additional Police Court Clerk
q salary Of $4,000 per annum The following bills
also allowed:-Roc Co., stationery, fs559 30;
seymour Co., stationery, $lo,973 10; Keyser Co.,
putting up stoves 81 200 40 Cornell 4 Co, iron a. s35
~; marble, 81 $50 so; Court House roll S69I2 AZ,
and sheriff foes for three months, $5.S6l a.
Disc. 24-Lcnsed second and third floors OF No 331
Fourth street for for five years. at $4,000 per
annum, and psd the following bills Co., sta
tiunery, $40 60; j. o. Seymour Co., stationery,
<,7 66 95 James Watson, taking afiidavts, $3.50;
Allen Stevens lumber for Court House. 1856 IS, and
Court House pay roll, SS574 "a The board made
arrangements at this meeting 70 settle with various