New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-29

d. Kirk Co. to lay cross-walk across Fultonst..
Nv ALDERMAN Falconer-Tnat the resolutions appoint
| ing Edward c. Boardman and LOUIS fntney as Com
amended by striking out the following words, VIII
| Louis v. Putney in place OF John Iyers;" l..
Jeremiah p Thomas to place two lamp posts. and light
two lamps thereon. in front OF his premises No. l2S9
That from and after the approval Of this resolution by
the Mayor the Of Public WSrR nd no
mission to any person or persons desiring 70 erect OF
construct ornamental ampposts and lamps In Hon1 oi
''i'i P''-"-'''' RESOLUTIONS REFERRED.
nv Alderman RaddeThat the sidewalks on both SIDES
of Ffeenth-st from Firstave. to tho East River DO
| tagged r.. M. ,o,., .. ,.or,
| Tenth to Eleventhaye. DO paved with granite dock
By alderman Radde-Tbat slxty-frstst, from Ninth
TO Tenth-ayes., be paved with Belgian or uapDi0cX
By the same-That Forty-seventhst., from Third to
Fourthave. be paved with Belgian or trap-Dock pave
! ment. =. ,... .,u.. .,
from Lexington TO TnirdaVe. be paved Win belgian OF
| u" Nv Alderman Joyce-That seventyirst-st., from
Eghhaye. TO the Boulevard. be paved with Belgian or
BY the same-That Sixty rst-st, from the Boulevard
Ninthave, be paved with Belgian or trap'DocK pave
By the same-That Ninthave.. from Thirty fourth 10
Forty dfthst DO paved with Belgian or rapboek pave
Tv the same-That Forty flrst-st between Eighth and
Tenhaves., be paved with Belgian or trap-boek pave
nv Alderman Conover-That Thirtieth-st, from Fifth
to seventhave., DO paved with Belgian or trap-boek
| BY Alderman Plunkitt-That Fifty-thirdst., from
| Eighth to Nirthave, be paved WITH Belgian OF Trap
| BY the same-That Forty-ninthst., from Eighth TO
Nnth-ave 10 paved with Belgian or trap-biock pave
BY Alderman Radde-Tha on both sides OF Sixty first
st. from tho Ninth to the Tenthaves curb and gutter
stones set and the sidewalks be tagged ana renagged
BY Alderman Gilsey-That the north side OF Forty
secondst between the Seventh and Eighth ayes, the
By Alderman Joyce~Thst sixtyHrstst, from tho
Boulevard TO Ninhaye be regulated and graded, tho
nv ALDERMAN Punkitt-That the Board OF street Open
ngs Improvement be requested TO pave the twelfth
ave-, from Twenty-thrdst 10 us hortherV tcrnnuS'
| opened according to law -, WI,
BY the same-That the Commissioner OF Public works
be requested TO have the carriage way OF One-uunreu
andwenty eighth-st., between the Fourth ana fHtn-
by Alderman Radde-Preambe with resolution-That
the Commissioner Of Public Works BIO requested not 70
allow any ornamental boulevard lamps to be erected
on the corner of any street without the name
respective streets OF avenues being painted there
on. aud that he cause snch corner lamps WINCH ha'o O
BY Alderman Joyce That lamps DO lighted In Sixty
frst-st from the Boulevard to Niuthave.
BY Alderman Fitzgerald-That John I. Berrigan be
permitted erect waterrough on the corner OF Hud'
BY Alderman Pnnktt-That street lamps be lighted IN
Fort Washington Hill Road, Academyst and Prescott
RESOLUTIONS LAID OVER
By Alderman Conoyer-That all permits heretofore
given by the Common Council to use any OF the street
lamps by individuals or companies Tor displaying signs
street lamps be revoked and ordinary street lamps put
in their places and that ali signs attached " street Lump
posts to be removed.
BY Alderman Mehrbach-That the crosswalIs az each
OF the four CROSSINGS at the intersection OF frsaVe ana
. BY Alderman Conover-That the Committee on Public
Works be directed TO cause plans to be prepared and sub
med TO this Board for the work OF raising the present
City Hall building and hitting up tne present Daseeut
story ana on ,0 cSabef together with an
Rv Alderman Mehrbacl-That the heads Of depart
| of
aboers employed by them at the rate OF y % per Day
Alderman Plunkitt moved to increase the amount 10
$40 Co.., -. $500, A.. o,oo,o,
Committee Of Three be appointed to confer Win inc
heads of the different departments the subject. and
that said Committee be also instructed TO ascertain and
GUS street improvements heretofore ordered by Com
Council which. II being prosecuted TO competiOn
as the Interests OF the city require, would give employ
ment 10 Iarge numbers Of workinginen Which car
RED And the President appointed Aldermen Joyce
Mehrbach, and Van Schack.
or the Committee on Street Payements, that Twenty
fourth-st from Tenthave. to Eleventh-aye DC paved
Thai Fifty thir-st, from Fourth to Madison-ave be
paved with Belgian or trap-bock pavement.
or the majority OF the Committee on Public WORKS,
that four ornamental lamps be placed and lighted In
VI the minority of tho COMMITTEE on Public works,
the said German pTOwn Savings Bank.
OF the Committee on Repairs ana supplies that street
lamps be lighted in Sixty hrstst from NlntaVe. to the
or the Committee on Street Pavements that TWEEN
tiethst., TDlfu-aYe 10 Last DC pdfSu
Bel gian trap-bock pavement.
| Tnat Fifty-tfth-st from Broadway to Seventh-ave,
be PayS s %ar Of Pubic WoTns be
given to Philip Donohue to place and keep Watering
trough the corner OF Eighth-aye ana fOry-nltst'
That free drinking hydrant he placed on the west
side OF Tbird-aye, between Observation-Disclosures
That street lamp be placed and lighted in West
Twentietbst between Eighth aud Ninthayes, in front
That permission be given to John Baney to erect
lanpp0st i'll front OF his premises, No. 100 West Forty
That permission DO given to Petit Pierre to erect two
gas lamps the curb line in front OF No. liz West Four
That two Boulevard lamps be placed and lighted in
front the building or Grammar school No. 49, Fnth'st
That permission be given TO Thomas Carroll 10 erect an
ornamental lamppOst and place aud light an ornamental
lamp the curb line the northeast corner OF Twenty
That four boulevard lamps be placed and lighted in
front OF the New-York ophthamic Hospital, on Third
That permission be given to Denis Keenan, to place
wateringrough at the northwest corner OF Battery
place and Wasnington-st.
That permission be given to John Rottman to place
O waterng-trough at No. 100 South Flfth-aye -,
That Cr0ton mains be laid in Fifty trsst from Ninth
| ave. to the Boulevard
That sewer with the necessary receiving basins and
culyerts be built In
Mt Nnth-ave., through Lawrencest. TO Tenth-aye,
through Tenthaye. to Mauhattan-sL.
That the low and sunken lots Nos Sc to 6s inclusive on
the south side OF One-hundred-andtweny seyenthst,
between Fourth and Fnthayes., DO filled IN with good
| and wholesome earth.
That street lamps be lighted in Forty-eghthst., from
Tenth 70 Fa9sntbaSs in Ptl,etb.st from Tenth
That street lamps be lighted in West New.ave., be-
tween One-hundred-ands and One-hundred
and-seYenty-sAthsts.
OF the Committee Streets, that permission be given
10 the Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Company or the
United States TO erect poles in several OF the streets VI
OF the Committee on Public Works, adverse to permit
ting George Black to substitute ornamental lamp In
place or the street lamp ia front OF No Broadway
permitting Mitchell Merchant to substitute an orna
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