New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.

| Il
Assistant Aldermen Foley, stacom, oBrien. G.ly,
| Pinckney, Costello Wade. Connor Littleaeid' CO
| simOnsOn. Cumisky, Mcdonald, and Sohvartz-M
The minutes Of meeting held JAN % 1871, hayingb
Assistant Alderman LttleAed rose toa
| QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE,
and stated that the appearance Of his psr "a
OF the printed Journal as having voted on the Queson
OF accepting the report and adopting the resolution r.
| commended by the Special Committee on copttsss
| seats In the matter OF the clam Of william p. slmpsS
at the last meeting OF the Board was an error
not vote on said question and he asked that the mnu,
of the proceedings of the meeting held the 10Th uNa
| be corrected by emitting his name from such vote.
| Tho President put the question whether the Board
would grant the request OF Assistant Alderman Lite
Which was decided in the affirmative.
And as thus corrected. the minutes Of the meeting held
| January 20 were then approved
| PETITIONS.
| No. CO LIBERTY ST, NEW YORK, Jan. 2, sl
To tie Honorable the Board Of Assistant Ah,rmesg as
| Rrynoids' printers. photographers book-bnders and
blank-book manufacturers for the binding and repair
ing OF the books in the various departments OF the city
| GENTLRMES We respectfully present our application
| for the aforementioned work ,.. .., ,.,., a..
We are long established in business and have all the
experience and facilities necessary to efficiently,
! nomically and faithfully perform the same
And your petitioners will ever pray. w.
| WILLIAM MCGEE
Assistant Alderman Kraus moved that said paper u
referred 10 the Committee on Printing ana Aa ave
President
| would agree with said motion.
Which was decided IN the affirmative
And the committed 10 the ConinHNS
Printing . nd Advertising.
RESOLUTIONS.
! By Assistant Alderman strack-
ResotUed That permission he ana tne 5ame 10 9ery
given to the New York Turn Veren 10 place ana nglt
two Ornamental lamps IN front OF ther nan, a. ss@
and 81 Fast Fourthst be connected Win ther 0vn
meier and TO DE placed each side OF the stoop THE
base provided the same be done at thet own @
under the direction OF the Conmlssioner OF fuole
Works and such lamps be OF size and design approved
Assistant Alderman stacom moved that said resOIs
The President put the question whether the Board
Which was decided in the affirmative By the following
Affirmative - Assistant Aldermen Foley, staCon.
| o Bren, Calvin, Robinson, Heay, kraus C9ddins9n,
strack, Pinckney Costello waoe '9nnOs, L aId S
By Assistant Alderman Costello
Resignation Of Thomas d. sullivan as q Commi'''onf
| OF Deeds. .,- 1850. .,o po..s
| would accept said ignatiOn.
| Which was decided IN the affirmative, ,.., c,..uu
In connection herewith Assistant Aldermsn 0ose~
| presented the following resolution: :, .A
Rss0Lued That John c. Foster be ana Is ne,e 10y N
pointed Commissioner OF Deeds In ana 9f sns 0H
and County of NewYork in place OF Thomas d. SULLIVAN
| resigned. . . a., ., ,o.hor .,,o po.,s
| would agree with said resolution. -
Whch was decided in the Affirmative by the following
Affirmative - Assistant Aldermen Foley. stacom4
oBren Calvin Robinson, h MaSs Snnncr ItIe6sS
Gels simonson, Cnnlisky Mcdonald. Schwartz and tho
Presidential
RssoIred That the Counsel TO the Corporation be re-
ouestpd 10 communicate this Board, early p0sa
ble his opinion the power OF the Common Council
in respect TO markets, making such opinion
specially and specifically clear on each ana every Drana
Assistant Alderman Kraus moved that said resolution
The President put the question whether the Board
would agree with said motion:
Which was decided In the affirmative
BY the President
Resolred, That the Committee Markets investigate
the markets in the City OF NewYosk and ieport 70 ths
First: Whether the ordinances in relation to cesn
ness and prevent the sale OF Diseased meat and 90
cayed vegetables, or unwholesome fruit Of any kind arc
properly enforced -
second: Whether the ordinances and regulations arc
enforced in reference 10 the space and arrangement OF
stalls markets, and whether such stalls or any OF
them, used or occupied by nonresden5s OF the Guy
and state OF NewYork, and IL how stalls are 80
occupied and TO report the location and numbers
OF such stalls, and the names and residences Oh sua
Third whether the ordinances and regulatiOnsin rel
erence obstruction of streets sidewalks and pas
sageways through In the vicinity OF said markets. W
| any of them properly enforced. ,u
hucksters hawkers and pedders in and about said mar
kets any Of them enforced as to prevent ei
| lions frauds, and exorbtant charges -. ...,.
Fifth: Whether the prices charged for meats yegeA
bles provisions OF any kind improperly increased
by speculation, unjust illegal combinations or conp
acies or IN any other whatever and II so, wha'
action legislation is necessary 10 reDedy tns sa,De
used and occupied as markets are loose improper
construction, imperfect ventilation dapdaon or iro@
ings in the City Of New-York.
severtL That the said Committee be instructed ~
commend changes in the market buildings or lAs
character Of the same, that In their Judgment are @
sary public convenience, and such egsiatoa'n
| the subject as they may deem advisable. -
Assistant Alderman Straek moved that said resolaroA
| be- referred to the Committee on Markets. 49,,
The President put the question whether tue DUNN
| would agree with said motion.
Which decided in the negative. ,
Assistant Alderman Pnckney moved that said res0lr
ton be adopted ,.s
The President put the question whether the Board
would agree with said motion.
Which was decided in the affirmative.
Resoired. That permission be and the same i, hereby
given 10 J. NJ. i. A. lhorp, 10 erect bdy wlndoS
the side OF building now being erected os n l
on Avenue A. Of Eighty (south sac
| provided the same be done their expense sna
under the direction OF the COmmssiO Of Pube Noa
| Assistant Alderman Heay moved that said re'O'~
| ton be adopted. ,..yS
The President put the question whether the boAr'
| would agree with said motion , ,,or,,y
Which was decided in the affirmative DIV Inc i0A0"~'
vote: s..om
0'Brien Calvin, Robinson, Heay Ha.u krs SsmsSs,
dington, strack, Costello, LittlefelG Gels, CumS"
| Negativc-Assistant Aldermen Pincsney, "ad~ W.
| BY Assistant Aldermen Mcdonald ..,a.-
sign to be prescribed by the Comm.sioner gFi,,abe
Church, Fort Washington. under the direction OF '''
Which was referred to the Committee Lamps ans
Gas.
| BY Assistant Alderman Calvin ..,,.r Of
ReSored. That the sidewalk on the southeast n,asr
East broadway and Catharine-St. N rehagssu,h and
the direction ~ the Commissioner of Public Mn,sG
that the accompanying ordinance therefor DC trp'
Which referred TO the Committee on c'ree''
BY Assistant Alderman SimoDson- .., t.ms
RsSoired, That lampposts be erected snd sree Tenh
lighted Fifty scveuth-st, between NihIn ~ pubhe
| ayes, under the direction OF the Commissione'"
Works. - r..,,s and
| winch was referred to the Committee on is"r" ''
| Gas.
BY the President -. ,,ou Tnird
K.sored. That one hundred and eighth ,ha curb
ave- To Fourthayc.. be guiated anu graasa where
and gutter stones set and the sidewalks nass'G nns
not already doue, under the direction OF .ae ing ord
| sioncr OF Public Works. and that the SccOnp""''
| nance therefor be adopted e.-,.,s
~ iaC xaeeiyfng