New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
CITY md COUNTY AFFAIRS.
pOARD OF ALDERMEN.


The Board of Aldermen met at o'clock p
yesterday, President Conan in the chair BY resolu
tions the Clerk Of the Common Council directed to
TO be printed 5000 copies OF Hofmans digest and
the Corporation Counsel TO to be opened Fifyfrs
ST. from Sixth TO seyenthaves. Resolutions were
adopted 10 pave Nineteenth-st from sixth to
seventh-aves., with Belgian pavement; FOrteth-st.
from Sixth TO Ninthaves. aud One-hundredand
s twenty dftist O from Third TO Madison syes
FOrtysixthst ST. from Thrdaye TO East River and Bond
G were Orasfea % req 10 DC pave1 VIII nI n
$500 per annum; and Ffty-seyenthst between Thlrd
and sxth-ayes., were voted 10 be paved with Belgian
pavement resolution was laid over giving TO the
House OF the Good Shepherd $4,000 TO enable the Trus.
ees to soe PIE hef With pg naag TarT
frstst. between Sixth and Eighth-ayes., and n
me@Sers Of the old Board of Coanc@en Cr the year
1863 to the time OF the Court OF Appeals deciding that
contetng their the Board The Board concurred
In resolution from the Councilmen to appoint Pairlek
at salary Of 800 per annuln. The Board then ad-
Journed.
THE EXTENSION OF PARK-PLACE.
Yesterday noon there was third and final
ing. hear the views OF parties opposed TO the exte-
lege- place TO Wes,-sf. Mr. John NJ. Bowers said he
appeared counsel for the parties opposed to the
tension and he desired to present list or "a persons all
property aud tenants upon the line OF the pro
posed improvements. These parties were all opposed 10
the measure each aud every one OF them.
Mr. s. B. Chtenden said he not opposed to any I'M
provement which should be made, and lie had signed
petition opposed 10 this measure, This seemed 10 be
where majority or the prOperty-Owners were op
posed the measure he believed this job, but
thought that the committee would do what was right IN
the matter.
Thomas j. Monroe argued that he the owner OF
onehIrd OF the fee simple OF the Northwest corner OF
Washington and Robinsonss was opposed to this mea
sure and hoped that II would be stopped two assess
Churchst. extensions and these had been Of benefit
whatever 10 business IN those localities. The present
measure would be public injury.
After remarks had been made by Moses III. Grinneu
and several other persons In favor oi and against TINS
movement, the Committee stated that they would render
their report 10 the Board at early day and that this
Committee would now adjourn.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
AS is usual, of late, the Board of Supcrvl-
held another special meeting yesterday. Not
withstandng that inquiry made at the Office OF the
Board when there would be meeting OF the Board
reporter informed yesterday as he has been
heretofore There will he no meeting this year." Can't
tell when there VIII be meetlng yet the fact became
known that there meeting held yesterday morning
and from the minutes OF the Clerk II appeared that the
following the business trausacted Petitions were
referred for the correction of taxes collected
rary clerks in the Tax Receivers office.
Resolutions adopted TO pay number Of clerks in
the Mayors Office, salaries for services rendered
the county. IL ordered that the reports of the
County Canvassers for the past five years be published
IN document form and by resolution the Controller was
directed pay the County Clerk s. G90 for official seryi
fof the sX months ending Dec 81 After passing the
usual complimentary resolutions TO the President and
Clerk tho Board then adjourned for the year 1909.