New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-02

Starkweather, nth Of Nay, 1851 TO present sncuml
Tho fees allowed TO the Collectors are q per cent mo,
all moneys which he collects and per cent Tor ali mo o.
The fees paid ~ the present incumbent Henry STARK
weather Tor little than years service were
From May H. 1867. TO July g. 1871 by the city sB5zs 60
FROM May Ii, 1861. TO July 81, 1911, BY the
county 1884 20
ijh. 25I gs
II the Collector paid g. 500 year g. each Of the four
deputies say NO Tor four years, his net fees for four
Assistant Alderman Schwartz moved that said pro
| referred to the Committee on Finance.
| Assistant Alderman Robinson moved, amend.
nent that the same be lad over, and printed al ongth
Which proposed amendmentwas accepted by Assistant
| Alderman Schwartz.
Tho President put the question whether the Bond
| would agree with said motion
| Which was decided IN the affirmative.
| at length the minutes.
| by Assistant Alderman StacOm-
ReSOtced That William j. FInigan be and he f. hereby
appointed "A COmni-sOaer OF Deeds and fOr the Cit
and County Of New York In pace Of Thomas IiernJ
Assistant Alderman Common moved that said resontiD
be referred To- the Committee on Salaries and Offices.
Assistant Alderman StacOn moved that said resOius
| be adopted
The President put the question whether the Boaa
would agree with the motion 10 refer said resolution.
| Which WAS decided In tie negative.
! The President put the question whether the Boari
would agree with The motion OGiopt said resolution
Which decided I'm the Affirmative By the iOiOWins
vote "a majority OF all the members elected voting n
Aifrmajiye-A Assistant Aldermen Foley. stacon
! oBrien, CALVIN, Robinson. Heaiy Iartt kraus, Coo
dmgCn, Strack. TinckLcy, Costello W4Ge, Conner, Ii
tefeld, Gels, SGon.on, Cumisky Mcdonald, Schwartz
and the rresident-2L
BY the President
Rcs0lued That the papers referred b. tho late Board
Of Assistant Aldermen to their Committees, and
which were LETT in the possession Of such Comm
passed the possession OF the Clerk - the present
Board Of Assistant Aldermen, be referred 10 tue aPpO
| Driatp Committees OF SAID Board.
Assistant Alderman Pinckney moved that said resola-
ton be amended by adding thereto the following words:
| Under the direction OF the President
| Which proposed amendment was accepted by the
Tic President put tho question whether the Board
| would agree with said resolution.
Which decided in the affirmative By the following
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aldermen Foley, stacon.
O'Brien, Calvin Robinson. Healy, Hart, Kraus. Cod
dngt0n, srack Pnckney, Costello, Wade. Conner, Lac
te6eld, Gels. smonson, CuHsky, hcDoha.d' 9eAsaTtz
| and the Presidential.
BY Assistant Alderman Gels ,,,
ReS0iCed That ornamental lamp, or SIC anddeagn
o he prescribed by the Commissioner Of Public Works,
he paced and lighted in front OF number PAS IAIaye,
under The direction Of said Comm -,ioner; -. -
Which referred 10 the Committee on Lamps aho
PssSIrsd That Twenty.third ST. from 17rdave 70 tbs
East River bc paved with Belgian or trapb0ck pavo
meut and that the several lnterseotAg streets ana
avenues crosswaks be LAID where not now lad aud re-
laid where those row laid II the opinion Of the Com
missioner Of Public Works. not IN good repair are not
nayement under tie direction OF the Commissioner Of
Publ Works; and that the accompanying ordinance
Which was referred to the Committee street Pave
| ments.
Resolced. That Thirty hhst., from the Ilfstaye 70
the East River, be paved with Be- si.n VI up-DoSA
pavement and that at the several interesting sIee
and avenues crOsswalks be laid where not now lad ana
reaid where those LAID are IN the opinion OF me
| Commissioners Of Public Works, not IN g0Ou repair W
are not upon grade adapted to the grade OF the pro
posed pavement, under the direction OF the ,ohs
soner OF Public Works and that the accomaA! HE ouf
| thoppfOr he adOptcl.
Which was referred to the Committee Street Pave
| BY Assistant Alderman Gels
Resolred, That Avenue A. from Foureenth.s- 10 Twea
tythrdst De paved with Belgian or tTap-biock pave
en and that at the several ntersectng streets and
avenues crosswaks be laid where not now aii and ~
laid where those laid are, in tie opinion of the Con
missioner of Public Works, not in good repair OF are os
upon grade adapted TO the grade OF the proposed ss
pavement, under the direction OF the CommissiosT
Public Works, and that the accompanying oTdIANcs
J therefor be adopted.
Which was roieIIed to the Committee street Pave
| ments.
BY Assistant Alderman Cumisky-
ReSOiUed, That both sides Of Thiryfith-Sf' rom
Firsave. 20 the East River, curb and gutter stones be
set where not already done under ia" direction Of me
Commissioner Of Public Works and that The accompany
ing ordinance therefor be adopted.
Which referred 10 the Committee on Streets
BY Assistant Alderman Costello ,
ReSoired That Richard j. Walsh lie and be IS hereby
elected Sergeant alarms OF the Board Of Assistant NJ
dermen for the year 1872.
Assistant Alderman Conner raised the point of order
that said resolution could not be entertained Tor
the reason that the subject matter contained
in the report Of special committee pending II general
orders.
The President raled that said point OF order Ve
Assistant Alderman Calvin appealed from such dect
The President put the question: Shall the decision Of
the President stand the Judgment OF the B0ard!'
Which was decided III the negative Oy Inc following
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aldermen HART. Kraus, Cod
ding;On. strack, Pinc.ney. Wade. Conner, simonson
Schwartz, and the President-iO.
Negative-Assistant Aldermen Foley, stacom' OBren
CALVIN, Robinson, Healy, Costello, LitheuC!d Gels,
| Cumisky and MCDOnad-ll.
And tho President announced that the decision Of the
Chair was reversed by the Board, ani that the sOu0e
submitted by Assistant Alderman Costello would now u
| entertained.
Assistant Alderman Common moved that said resola.
ton be amended by striking thcrcfrOm the name oi
Richard J. Walsh and inserting IN lea thereof TIE name
The President put the question whether the Board
| would agree with the proposed amendment.
| Which decided in the negative b. tue following
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Alderman HART Krnus.
Coddingt0n, Strack, Plnckney wade COnhOi Su0DSV1'
Segatiye-Assstant Aldermen Foley, Stacom, o'BrirD
| Calvin Robinson, Healy, Costello. Lituencd, G'E'
| Cumisky, Mcdonald. and the President-l2.
| Assistant Alderman stacOm moved that said ieN''it
ton adopted and on that motion moved the pe'ios
The President then put the question shall main
Which was decided in the Affirmative by the loowini
| vote: ,,. n. Ian,
| O'Brien Calvin, Robinson, Heay, Costello l. ..cIed
| Gels, Cnmisky. INC Donald, and the PreSiicn.-i2.
! gatiye-Assistant Aldermen H'rtt hrI--, Cct
dingIon, strack. PincLncy, Wade Connor s-D.n ~
| and Schwartz. A., , g., =.
would agree with the main question, VIZ tie s.iuA .
Assistant Alderman StacOm, tlal SAID r,soln-oA o"
Which was decided in the Affirmative by th' .'-o H9s
| vote: ,,. r,to,- ,,,,.r,
OBrien Calvin Robinson, Heay, Costello. Il-'ieh,i''
| Gcls Cumisky Mcdonald and the Prs! -. =. 4,
| Nrgotive+A ssIstant Alderman Hlrit, k''S CS''
dinSton srack Pnckney, Wade, Connoi' 9.n-io iS'''
| and schwartz ,,
| By Assistant Alderman Hart .,,-,t..-.., ,l,,--
ESsoJred That the Committee on Prlntlhf 'lu ' ~, !,
tsiug be ana they are hereby instructed - ~, So d.
| Board al its next meeting. the expense 90 ,-.- =,
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