The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01
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[OFEICIALJ
Board or Aldermen.
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The minutes of May 20, 1872 read and approved
From the Memorial Committee Grand Army Of the Re
public S take part in the ceremonies Of Decoration Day
PETITIONS RxyExHrp
Assng that pii, from f. rsiEy
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for two additional lamps in front Of their church
fopery Twenty eighth stree. ss,wesn
Broadway and Firth avenue be paved Win orahanhte
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
That Andrew j. Ros be appointed Commissioner of
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Ing Edward 9. Boardman and Louis V Putney as Com.
by OF Rrs oS o d place S hS DO
'LSas pnnsy n place Sr John iysrs
Jeremiah r. Thomas to place two amppats and light
two lamps thereon In front Of his premises No Broad
from and after shs GG this resolution
hereby iuIly authorized and empowered to grant per
and lamps in 'front.' 'front.' their
BY Alderman RADpsIFSas the Sidewalks on both sides
Of Fifteenth street. from First avenue to the East River
By Iiderman yAscr-That Twenty-fourth street from
tenth to Eleventh avenue be paved with granite block
by Alderman RApDE-That sxty-frst street. from Ninth
70 Tenth avenue, be paved with Belgian or trapbock
BY die same-That Forty-seventh street, from Third to
Fourth avenue, be paved with Belgian or rapbock pave
BY Alderman VAN scHAlox-That East Forty fourth
street, Lexington Third avenue, be paved with
by Alderman Jo1ch-That Seventy first street from
Eighth TO the Boulevard, be paved with Belgian
BY the same-That Sixty street from Boulevard
to Ninth avenue, be paved with Belgian trap-bock
BY the same-That Ninth avenue from Thirty fourth to
Fortyhnh street, be paved with Belgian or rap-block
BY The same-That Forty first street, between Eighth
and Tenth avenues be paved with Belgian rapbock
rBy Aiae rmap oosovrr-rhat Thrtieth street, from
Filth 70 Seventh avenue be paved with Belgian trap
By Alderman PLusKrrr-That Fifty third street, from
Eighth TO Ninth avenue, be paved with Belgian trap
BY the THAT Fortyninth street from Eighth to
Ninth avenue be paved with Belgian or trapblock pave
BY Alderman RAppE-That both sides of sixty-arst
street from Ninth to Tenth curb and gutter stones
BY Alderman GnsEyIhst Oh he norlh sid, Of Forty
seaSs street from the
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Gommissonsr Of Public Works
tween fourth and Filth aSsnaes reparcd '''O'
the OF Public b TO, that
low any ornamental Boulevard lamps 10 be erected
being PAINTED hereon
and that he such corner lamps which have been
BY Alderman JoYcn-That lamps be lighted in Sixty first
By sns o Brxan be
permed t. erect water trough on tho corner OF iiud
by Adsrman pIySk,rrrnat street lamps be lighted in
avenue.
By Aldermen CosovEn-That all permits heretofore
given BY the Common Council to use any of the street
and . sHbsu,e lamps Tor the ordinary street
paces and that all signs attached to street lamp
BY Alderman MEHnnAcH-That the crosswalks at each
OF the four at the First avenue
by Alderman Cosovnn-That ihe Committee on Public
be @ r s BE i'd as
City Han building and Citing up the present basement
County Court House Chambers street together with
BY 4iderman MsaasAcn@fhatth the heads departments
ely be rssssd to PAY the iaborers
Alderman PLusKIrr moved to Increase The amount to
AS substitute Alderman JorcE moved that special
nm of 1s @ to e9sr WIN The
committees be also instructed TO ascertain and report the
ordered BY the Common tan.
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large numbers Of working men Which was carried And
Van Schack
or the Committee on street Pavements, that Twenty
fourth street Tenth Eleventh avenue, 10
That Fifty hird street 10 Fourth to Madison avenue
81 he mn oriy 81 the conmtsse on Public Works that
four nt lamps be PLACED and lighted in front Of
OF the minority Of The Committee, Public Works,
adverse 70 placing lamps at The public expense opposite
the said German Uptown Savings Bank.
OF The Gse On and snppes n nat
to the Boae"Srd ''''' from NN'n avenue
street IRON Third TO East River be paved with
TEn Fifty nth street from broadway to Seventh ave.
the Of p be
on the Eighth emu and
That free drinking hydrant be placed on the west side
That Street lamp be placed and Lighted in West Twcn
ieth street between Eighth and Ninth avenues In front
That perison be given 70 John b ElSney TO erect
s ses post in front Of his '"ss No. 10
That permission he given TO Petit Pierre to erect two cas-
lamps on the curb line in 'front.' No. liz Yves, Fourteenth
That two Boulevard lamps he placed and lighted In front
Of the building Of Grammar school No 23 Fith street
posi- and place and light an ah
lamp the curb line al the northeast corner Twenty
That ss SS Sp be and
nue. corner Twenty third street.
That permission be given 70 Dennis Keenan, to place
and Washington street
That permission be given TO John F. Roman to place
watering trough at 100 South Fifth avenue.
That Croon mains be laid in Fifty first street, from
Ninth avenue to the Boulevard.
That sewer, with the receiving basins and
lawrence street 70 Tenth avenue through Tenth avenue
to Manhattan street.
That the low and sunken lots Nos SO inclusive on
the south side OF 18th street. between Fourth and Fifth
avenues, be Allied In with good and wholesome earth
That street lamps be lighted n Forty eighth from
Tenth to Eleventh avenue In Forty NTH Tenth
TO Eleventh avenue, and in Fieth street. from Tenth
avenue 10 the North River.
That street lamps he lighted I'm Wcst New avenue be-
tween I75th and l76th streets.
REPORTS ADOPTED.
Ofthe Committee streets, that permission be given
TO the Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Company OF the
United states To erect poles in several this
city.
Or the Committee Public Works, adverse to per-
hitting George Black to substitute ornamental lamp
In place OF the street lamp In 'front.' OF No $50 Broadwa
permitting Mitchell 4 Merchant 10 substitute a orna-
mental lamp in place Of the street lamp the corner of
Broadway and Broome street. and permitting r. o. Dur
kin place ornamental tin sign the lanppost
OF Eighth street and Broadway.
Ofthe Committee on Public Works adverse to placing
and lighting lamps on the east side OF avenue A.
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