The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20
CITY GOVERMM -NT.
OFFICIAL.

STATED sEssIoN.


Hart n aaa As%sp
o'Nel3 Piuakist Reilly, schich.las. WEIGH aid Mott
BY the PnEsnESTTo change the grade of Fiftyhth street
u.s. 81 to
- .,,.u RESOLUTIONS n1sn LAID OVER
D tie Tsa v RsEs street. from
sy Of p and &C.,
ny Alderman IAviSSMro place and Light ornamental
'Ap 8aerma1 fence in vacan, lots north
corner Of rim avenue and torynn,A street
way % Iousge place, with Began parsmeni.
Alderman - pave Gshy,eigs,h street.
BY Alderman CUDDYTo pave li4.h street. from Fourth
s0ps
FROM second to Ffh avenue with .t9ns cement pavement
SIKH to seventh avenue, viii belgian pavement.
From the stone Cement Paving Company-Transmttfns
sd for 'hsr
trouh of his premises northeast corner Tenth
and Fifty secOnd permit Edward MoKngh.
corner OF and Eighth street; permit Yraypor
keep saa sn' q
s erection of Sy na9w on building
PAPkRs IRON BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN LAID
Resouions-ro pave vith ssan nt rorty.nrd
street. from First to Second avenue eso nirty street.
from to Eleventh avenues Rutgers street. from
% ee .e Grand
Broome street. and Broome, from Marion stree. to Bowsry
Essh aen at Ss She q
sso .s al si % ss
Fifteenth street. also seros. Ehh avenue At the upper
a sid.
across Fourth at s uppT sas Of
en 81 ss the % su %
on Su IN ri Ea nd s
F and % or
to permit watering oughs be kept BY en
ss and Ts spSSs:
Say Tenth avenue; also By John klinker opposlts
sixteenth permit Charles
ea Of Sa Rs Am
.bony Doyle 70 and q,er stone. on ives. side Of
location of temporary bell tower in the vacant space formed
sabsis ornamental lamp for lamp now on the southwest
Of E w. :aa hW Ia h .ss
a svsn Fa, 10 plsss two In front
GENERAL ORDERS
Resolution to lay crosswak from northeast to southeast
Which was .aSpsed BY The following vote c,,s
piamond Hart. Jerome. Mclever Mitchell, o'Se o PUN:
kit, schlichti.s, WEIGH and wo,man-l4
Twsn.y.ssh to Thirty street. south Fifth aSenSe'
from Fourth to Amhy streets TO regulate Ac 3th street,
from Second to Fifth avenue; aso sin.nth street. from
Boulevard to Eighth avenue also Sxtysecond street, from
Boulevard to Eighth also Forty eighth street. from
Ninth TO Tenth and Seventy eighth street, from
Ninth avenue to Boulevard TO flag sidewalk north side
OF Fortysecond from Seventh TO Eighth avenue,
and north side Of Fifty street, from Filth to Sixth
avenues; to lay crosswalk from northwest to northeas
OF Congress aud King Streets also from southwest
southeast corner OF Congress and Houston Streets also
across Tenth avenue at the norhery side OF Manhattan
to nothess corners OF East Broadway and Catharne street
opposite 90 West Twenty and opposite "a
West TO gutter both sdeh
OF Houston street from Thompson and Sullivan
streets, and In front OF NOS 229 and 23l West
Houston street. place free l0Olh
street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues northeast
Tenth Fifteenth northeast
l53d street and Tenth to lay mains
Fyfourth street between Tenth and Eleventh to
light lamps In Sixen street. between Second aud hird
to connect lamps railing in front OF First Baptist
church, Thirty ninth street and Park with
street MAN, and to place lamps In front OF ST. Paus
church, 1l7th street.
Which was each adopted by the following vote,-
Anrmatiye-rne President Aldermen Chariock, Dmond,
Hart, jerome, Mitchell, Mckiever O'Neili, pIunkitt,
Schlchtnp, Woltman and Nclch.
On motion the Board adjourned until Monday next Mt two
o'ock 7. III. JOHN HARDY, Clerk.