New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

Isaac Robinson, Fifth Assembly District.
Michael Healy. Sixth Assembly District.
Hulet Odeh, Eighth Assembly District.
Dearbon @. Piper, Ninth Assembly District
Henry A. Pecher. Tenth Assembly District
Thomas Mulligan Eleventh Assembly District.
Edward Costello, Twelfth Assembly District.
James Barker, Thirteenth Assembly District.
John Reilly, Fourteenth Assembly District
Erastus Idttlefeld. Fifteenth Assembly District
Eugene Durnin, Sixteenth Assembly District
Charles Feitner, Seventeenth Assembly District.
Patrick Garry, Eighteenth Assembly District
Barthol. Mcdonald, Nineteenth Assembly District
Thomas Duffy, Twentieth Assembly District.
VIM II. Mccarthy, Twenty-frst Assembly District
-''" ~ THOMAS CONAN. Acting Mayor.
tn cork called the roll OF members as follows:
Te.. tcc Duffy Thomas Mulligan,
Pa.lck Lysaght Edward Costello,
HI, O'Bren James Barker,
Isaac itobinsop. Frastus Littlencld,
Michael Healy Eugene DuIhlh'
John Hampson, Charles feitner
d f1u g. Pfper Barb Mcdonald,
Henry A. Pecher Thomas Duly,
William H. Mccarthy.
And the following named Assistant Aldermen re-
ASSISTANT Aldermen Terence Duffy, BysaEht, Hampson
Odel, Piper, Pecher, Mullgan Barker Reilly D9rnin
Fcitner. Garry, Mcdonald, Thomas Duny' ana MO
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.
Assistant Alderman Terence Duffy moved that Assist
ant Alderman Feitner lie chosen Temporary President
The Clerk put the question whether the Board would
Which was unanimously decided In tho affirmative;
Having taken the Chair, the Temporary President
Temporary President and asked what steps would be
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
| Assistant Aldermen Barker moved that Assistant AZ
derman Reilly be chosen President OF this Board
The temporary President put the question whether the
| Board would agree with said motion. .
Which decided IN the Affirmative by the following
| Observation-Disclosures Aldermen Terence Duffy. Ly
| Feitner Garry Mcdonald, Thomas Duffy, and McCar-
While the roll was being called Assistant Alderman
Reilly asked TO excused from voting and such excuse
granted by the Temporary President no objection
O The temporary President declared that Alder
John Reilly was duly chosen President Of the Board
| OF Assistant Aldermen for the year 1872 ...-.
| Assistant Alderman Mccarthy moved that committee
be appointed to conduct the President elect 10 the
| chair.
Prsffent Pat the question whether the
| Which was decided in the affirmative.
Assistant Alderman Terence Duffy Alder
The President welcomed to the chair by the
Gentlemen OF the Board OF Assistant Aldermen, !
thank you for the honor you have shown me- ana 'na
every member am now ready u entertain any mo-
ton
Assistant Alderman MuigHn presented the following
Rtsoired That We as members Of the Board Of Assist
ant Aldermen OF the City OF NewYork hereby choose
Mcdonnell as sergeantat-Arms, and Bartholomew Ward
IT, as Assistant Sergeant and Patrick GileGhan
each and for the ensuing year.
Is72 and the aforementioned persons are hereby de
duly entitled TO the offices herein yeray assigned
The President put the question whether the Board
would agTee with said resolution.
Winch decided IN the affirmative by the Following
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aldermen Terence Duffy. Ly
saeht Uamnsou Odell Piper PecheT Muhgan. Barker.
Kelly, Feitner, Garry. Mcdonald, Thomas Duffy and
And tie president announced that william H No
Ioney duly chosen Clerk, Patilck Mcoonne. ger
geaIt-at-Arms, Bartholomew Ward Jr Assistant ser
geant-at Arms and Patrick Geghan Doorkecper of the
Boa Of Assistant Aldermen for the year S i8I1
Assistant Alderman MuHgan moved that Committee
Of three he APPOINTED T osr oh "a e sstaSt Aldermen
the year 1872 Is duly organized ana reay 10 prooeed
The President put the question whether the Board
would agree with said motion:
Which was decided IN the affirmative
And the President named as such Committee
Assistant Alderman Mulligan,
Assistant Alderman Terrence Duny' and
Assistant Alderman Fener. ~
subseGuentlv the Committee returned and reported
through their Chairman, Assistant Alderman MulEul'
' Tbe te eSor G OF the Committee Vas received
thanked them for their services anu the committee
"''' COMMITTEE TO WAIT on THE ACTING MAYOR.
Assistant Alderman Hampson moved mat sninnlttee
NJ three be appointed wait the Acting Mayor and
inform him that the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
for the year 1884, Is duly organized and ready " pocoeu
The President put the question whether the Board
would agree with said motion.
Which was dectded in the Affirmative
And the President named as snch Committee
Assistant Alderman Piper sud
Assistant Alderman Barker.
And said Committee proceeded TO fulfil the duty as-
signed ~ them. , .a
through their chairman, Assistant Alderman Hampsoh
that they had performed their appointed duty ~,
The report OF the Committee reco we'd the Pfesl-
dent thanked them for their services and the Committee
were then discharged
Assistant Alderman Mccarthy moved that the rules OF
order for this Board he those In by the Board OIL
Assistant Aldermen for 1871 the time OF their hnal
adjournment, until otherwise ordered. 49,. u,a,,,
The President put the question whether the boaru
Which was decided in the affirmative.
And the President announced that the rules OF OrneI
for the Board OF Assistant Aldermen for 1872 were the
Same as by the Board OF Assistant Aldermen
of 1871 al the time OF their final adjournment.
ADJOURNMENT.
Assistant Alderman Mccarthy moved mat when '1 ne
Board adjourn, the adjournment DE untI tOihOiro" ."
nf ae Fts.den Sat question whether the
would agree with said motion.
Which was decided IN tho affirmative
Assistant Alderman Mulllgan moved that the Boaru
The President put the question whether the Board
would agree with said motion.
Which was decided IN the affirmative. ,
whereupOn the President declared that the b9arS S
stood adjourned until Tomorrow, "a Instant ~ elocA
n m WILLIAM II. MoLosEY, Clerk
ORGANIZATION oP THE BOARD.
OFrIC1lI1 MONDAY. Jan. !. ls72-l2 o'clock NJ
Under the provisions Of act of the LEGISLATURE OF
eminent OF the City Of NewYork," passed April 1870
the Assistant Aldermen chosen 70 present the several
Assembly Districts Of the CITY OF e rec ao
errors Room in the CITY Hail. having previously sub
scrbed their respectively to the oath OF ONCE de
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION
Al IA O'Clock the Board CARED 10 order by As
sistsnt Alderman John stacom, who then moved that
Assistant Alderman Christian Schwartz De chosen ShalI
man Of the Beard act until President Of the Board
Assistant Alderman staeom put the question whether
the Board would agree with said motion
Which was decided In the Affirmative. .
Assistant Alderman schwartz thereupon took the
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