New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board Of Aldermen.

STATED SESSION.
THURSDAY, sent. 10, 1872.
Presentation. John Cochrane President in tho ch.ir,
| and q quorum OF members.
That North Moorest., from West Broadway TO Wash
ngton-st, be paved with Belgian OF trIpbiock pave
ment.
That crosswak be laid from No lC1 Wostst to Pier
No. o. opposite.
That Dyisonst., from Chatham-squaro 10 CaEal-st.,
be paved with Belgian or trap-hlOck pavement
That street lamps he lighted in Nineueth-st, from
That Fifty.afth-st, from the Eleventh-ave. to tho
North Ryer, be paved with Belgian or rapDloek pave
PAPERS FROM TIE BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
OYER.
That the Commissioner OF Public Works Is hereby
directed, in laying water mains aud pipes through tue
Streets avenues roads of the city do the same by
days' work otherwise, he may deem most adyan-
tageous 10 tie interests OF the city
That street lamps lighted in Eighty secondst from
the boulevard the River Drive aud In Fftynintl-st,
That an additional gas lamp be placed and lighted in
sixteenthst. about midway between lryingpldce and
That street lamps lighted the south side Of Fifty
| uintl-st., between Fifth ana Eighth-aycs.
That an improved drinking fountain with trough,
be placed tue western side or SescnhaYe between
| Thirty-third and Thirty fOurth.sts
That Cr0tOn mains be land in Eighty eiShthst, from
That two Boulevard lamps be placed and lighted in
front the entrance 10 the House OF The
on Ninetietl-st., between Avenues AMI B .
That Croton mains be laid In Elst Fortyseventh-st,
from FiTstaye. TO the East River.
Tt the vacant lots ON tho northery side OF Fifty
fourthst, 125 feet east OF secondaye be fenced
That a sewer be built in Eleyenthave. from Fiftysec-
ond to Ffty-fOurth-st
mat in seventy from Second to Thrdayep
street lamps be lighted
That street lamps lighted in Eighty seventh-st, be-
| tween Avenues and Il. -.
That a receiving basin aHd culvert b built on the
southeast corner OF GARRISON and Dudson-sts. =,
That tine Controller be directed TO draw warrant In
favor OF Charles H. Walter for the sum oi 800 ,
mat the sidewalks both sides OF Slxtynintlst.,
frOm Third 10 FOurth-ayc be Ragged.
That the Bel gan pavement Ffty-ninthst. between
First and Secuudayes. be reaid and that said street
between said avenues be paved WIN Belgian OF trap
That tine resolution approved by the Mayor November
49, 1906 extending the width OF the sidewalks on Thirty
fnurth-st from Tenta-aye. TO the North River, be
repealed IA It affects the sidewalks on Thirty;
orth-st, Eleyenthave. to tho North XIV or, ahd
The Commissioner OF Public Works Is directed to set back
the curb and gutter-stOnes. ,
mat Filty-tnrdst., from Tenth to Eleventhave be
regulated and graded the curb aud gutter stones SET
| and the sidewalks tagged.
That the sidewalk the north side OF Fortysoeond-
st., between Eighth and Nmth-ayes., be tagged
That Forty ninth-st.. from Eighth TO NlnthaVe, DC
paved with Belgian or trap-block pavement
That Nnety-secondst, IRON Eghth-aye to the Boale-
ward be regulated and graded. the curb aud gutter
stones set aud the sidewalks tagged: .
Tnat the Hudson River Railroad Company immedi-
atey replace the pavement between their tracks on
Eeyentli.ave from Forty-eghth TO FfysceOndst, or
tue Commissioners OF Public Works be directed TO Gauss
such be relad aud to sue for and recover
from said railroad company the cost OF slon repairing
That hirty-eighhst, from Eghth-ayc to the Hudson
River be paved with Belgian or trap-biock pavement
That lamp posts be erected and street lamps lighted IN
Eighth-ave east side, from Fifty-nnth-st. north.
That both sides OF slxtytst-st, froIn the Nlnth 10
the Tenthaye. curb and gutter stones DO set ana tho
| sidewalks be tagged ana reiagged.
That street lamps DO usntSd III s'' ifV'h
That Commissioner OF Public Works be directed to
cause fulllength portrait OF the late fIoi D. f. d.
Morse TO be procured.
Each by the following vote
Alirmatiye-The President Aldermen Conan, Con
over FaconeT, Fitzgerald, Joyce Martin, McLaren,
| Mehrbach, Plunkitt, Radde, and Wlder.l2
o'clock d. In JOSEPH SHANNON, Clerk.