The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-03

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4s,h and 9th. .supervisor G. n Mitchell
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iS-20tn.. Supervisor James O. Dmond
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VISIONS Of law IN that case made and provided
The resolution was adopted a. read. The reason
OF there being but fourteen districts y that superv
Seventh Senatorial, asked TO be excused from taking
part In the ofclal counting. This show OF modesty
ana he was excused. Supervisor Irving Is a candi-
date for Assembly In the Eighteenth WARD, and was
does not extend. The Board then t0ok up q number
OF bills, among them beng petition from men,
Der OF
asking for 81 eoo as two years pay due him in &C
proprIate committee. after which the clerk an
nounced bills OF the sheriff for commitments. The
Mayor said 70 ne tie t on es Affairs ~
bills. Just then Sherln Brennan entered the room
Trom a side door, M Mr. Semes perhaps ala not near
Sheriff and then took up communication from the
CONDITION OF THE COUNTY JAZZ.
This was read, and showed that the Sheriff APP
peaed. for the sake OF humanity and justice, that
o os 00p Inc loo aSr snd
100 pair gray blankets, twenty-five iron
81 e o s
are NOT safe In case there should lie astruggle be.
tween any OF the prisoners and keepers. This last
which accompanied the Sncrlff's communication.
There was also report from the jail keeper calling
e q q soma
males imprisoned, aud the law requiring that the
comp With obliged Se q
up In separate cells, and tine male prisoners are at
times so unruly in their speech as TO shout across
the halls and corridors. using such vile eplthets aad
rbald remarks W are unit for decent people TO hear
M A SNUG LIrrLR ELL
OCT. 80 1871 had been audited by the Committee on
County Affairs and was reported with q resolution
IN empaneiIins Jurors and forwardlns to secretary
or State the list Of prisoners, &C., and amounted 70
slasi o. me other bills ior the s1err above
The sheriff is allowed hfty cents for each prisoner
committed by the Police Courts and other criminal
has in the matter Is TO collect fees, which for the
month OF September, amounted to 0,702, and Tor
October 60 29s making total Tor three months OF
the bills were referred to the Committee on Coun.
Bills Tor alvertising by the several newspapers
were presented and read, and, on motion or Super
visor WEIGH referred TO the Committee on Printing
peared had been ordered by the last Board OF Can
vassers, and he was anxious TO have some definite
action taken them, as they would soon De called
upon again to order the same kind OF work. and he
would like TO have II decided % 70 whether the
Board or Canvassers had power TO order the publ
cation ana ipcur such expense. inc matter, how
ever, was referred, ON supervisor Welch's motion.
was presented and ordered on file. The report stated
that bills amounting to t6l6 2l3 70 nad been audited
during the quarter ending Oc ober ST. ISL: x,.,.,
Communication from State Comptroller NICHOLS
was received In relation to
THE STATE TAX,
which showed that from the report OF the Board on
the equalization Of taxes the property valuation or
or the state tax to be levied on the city was
S5,745, 049 g.
the Communication was referred to the Committee
on Annual Taxes after which the Board adjourned.