New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-01

Assistant Alderman iealy moved that sad resolution
he gTecia Committee of three members OF
this Board with power and instructions to confer with
like committee OF tue Board o. erd then % fop
the purpose Of arranging OASIS for JOINT actoh OF the
Common Cornell in respect thereto
The President put the question whether the Board
would agree with said motion
Which was decided in the affirmative.
The President named such special committee on the
part OF this Board
Assistant Alderman Pinckney, and
Assistant Alderman Gels
BY Assistant Alderman Gels
BSs1ired That Twenty from FOurthave. TO
navement and that at the several intersectng streets
aud avenues crOsswaks be LAID where not now ldu anu
Cnnmsioner of Public Works, not IN good repair, or
are not upon grade adapted 10 the grade OF the pro
missioner az Public Works that the accompanying
ordinance therefor be adopted
Which was laid over.
OF the Committee Lamps and Cas- in favor OF OF
placing two street lamps III froht VI fdlh Cnape'' ~
feet west of N1nth-ave.
Which was received and laid over. -, .,..,.,.
OF Committee on Lamps and Gas in favor OF placing
street lamp the southwest corner OF broadway anu
FultOn-st ,,,
OF Committee Lamps and Gas, in favor OF placing
Erect lamp northeast corner OF kirstAYe' ana Fory
Which was received and laid over. . ,o,,. s.roo.
or Committee on LgPs ia aI front Of the German Up
Town savings Bank the southwest corner OF I9IS
ave- and Fifty nfthst, two ON SAID street anu t"o on
Which was received and laid over.
Committee Lamps and Gas, tnht wv bto'V .np7
he placed and lighted front OF the Girls Free
House of the Childrens Aid Society NO. " d. A." no
Which was received and laid over s..
OF Committee on Lamps and Gas that ga Egt R
laid lamppOsts erected and street lamps @
ave least side from Fiftyninthst morrill, ~ Iaf anu 10
| fast "a the same is graded
Which was received and laid over. ,
OF Committee Railroads. In favor OF adopting reso
4" Rsjd Thai the Fcbthsve Railroad Company be
and they are hereby directed 10 run night cars rom f
tyninthst. TO onehundred and twenty ns 20
O'Clock a. M and car every hour from O'CLOCK un'i
Assistant Alderman.Connor moved that said report be
received and the accompanying resolution hdoPteu
The Precedent t pn l5d tn no question
Which was decided IA the affirmative by the following
Observation-Disclosures Aldermen Foley, oBrien'
HeaIy Hartt Kraus, CoddlngtoDt 5traes' fihckney'
Wade, Conaor, Llttlehed' Gels hsoonAiu' o'H"A~ 49,
Negative Alderman Calvin, Robinson Cos
Of Committee on Law Department, that the Comnis
sioner Of Public Works be reqnest'l 70 in his DE-
partment the names by which they are Designated inc
amount Of salaries they each receive ana the u"o VI
Assistant Alderman Conner moved that said report he
received and the comparing Inc Board
| would agree with said motion.
Which was decided In the Affirmative -, m, A..
OF COMMITTEE ON Law Department, that the Clerk TO
the Board Of Assistant Aldermen II hereby drecSu y.
his Once established by the Board that during bn.i,
ness hours, ne persons but those having tss in
closed portion. and that loud talking s Prohielted 10
Assistant Alderman Kraus moved that SAID report DC
received and the accompanying resolution adopted ~
| The President then put the question "netnef INC
Board would agree with said motion.
| Which decided In the affirmative
OF Committee Ordinances 10 favor or adopting an
ordinance 10 amend section twenty-five, OF chapter
forty i've OF the Revised Ordinance OF 1886 by adding
thereto the following words: =" But }he removal OF
asns and einders by The ash collectors shall not DO
made setwoen tho Of in the morning and sir
| In the evening, under like penalty"
Which was received and laid over. ..-....
Ono hundred
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