The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-05

John Calvin, Fourth Assembly district
Michael Healy, sixth Assembly district
John hanpson, Seventh Assembly district.
Dearborn g Piper Mint Ninth Assent. Asss%S,Sy Ssrst
Thomas Mulgan, Eleventh Assembly, district.
Edward Costello, Twelfth Assembly district.
John Reilly Fourteenth Assembly district,
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Charles Fener, Seventeenth Assembly district.
%ssy district
Thomas puay Twentieth Assembly district ,,..-,..
H. Mccarthy THSMxs CONAN As;1x1So Xot assr Mayor
The Clerk called The roil Of MEMBERS as folows
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Isaac Robinson. f Eraan Ss' LHlltleaeld.
Michael Healy, Eugene Durnn.
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Henry A. recher' william n H MS,,a1,h Duly
And the following named Assistant Aldermen responded
Assistant Aldermen Terence Duffy. Lysashl uampson,
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TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.
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The CLERK pu the question whether the Board would
Which was unanimously decided In the affirmative.
honor Of his selection as their tenn
President and asked what steps would be taken
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
man Reilly be chosen President OF this board.
The TEMPORARY PRESIDENT put the question whether the
Board would agree with said mott on
Which decided in the Affirmative by the following
Affirmative Assistant Aldermen Terence Duffy, Iysagh
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:, While the roll was being called Assistant Alderman
was granted by the temporary President no objection being
The temporary PnrsrprsT declared that Assistant Alder
man John Reilly duly chosen President of the Board of
Assistant Alderman MCCARTHY moved that committee
owo be appointed to conduct the President elect to tho
The temporary PRESIDENT put the question whether the
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And the Temporary PRESIDENT named as such COM
Assistant Alderman Terence Duffy Assist ant Alder
The PRESIDENT elect welcomed to the chair by the
Temporary President and addressed the Board as fol-
GENTLEMEN OF. THE BOARD ASSISTANT ALDER.
shall endeoyor TO discharge duty faithfully each and
every member am now ready 70 entertain any notion
Assistant Alderman MULLoAN presented the following
Resolved That members Of the Board of Assistant
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Arms, and Bartholomew Ward, Jr Assistant
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ysy to em duly to the
The put the question whether the Board would
Which decided in the Affirmative by the following
Affirmative Assistant Aldermen Terence Duffy Lysagh
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And the pREsIDEST announced that William Il. Mooney
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and Patrick Geghan DoorSeper of Board OF Assistant
COMMITTEE 70 WAIT on THE BoArp OF ALDERMEN
Of Saes be- To on the Board o ss
Inform them that The Board Of Assistant Aldermen for the
The PRESIDENT put the question whether the Board would
WI Which c was decided in the Affirmative.
And the PRESIDENT named as such committee
Assistant Alderman Tereacc Duffy, and
And said commee Proceeded to fn the duty assigned
the committee returned and reported THROUGH
The report Of COMMITTEES received. the President
thanked them for their services and the committee were then
''' ooSsIrrEn TO WAIT ACTING MAYOR.
Assistant Alderman HAMPsos moved that committee of
three be 20 wait on s .csg sa s
duly organized aud ready to proceed 10 b,lsiness
The PRESIDENT PIT the question whether the Board would
"t Which was decided in the affirmative.
And the PHrsrrENr named as such committee
Assistant Alderman Piper and
assistant Aldermen Barker
said committee proceeded to fulfil the duty assigned
TO them. .
their chama Assistant Alderman ampson that they had
The report of The committee was received the President
thanked them for their services and the committee were
RULES OF ORDER
order for this Board be those in use by the Board Of Assist
ant Aldermen for 1871 At the time Of their final adjourn
The PaEsDESr put the question whether the Board would
II hicb was decided 10 the Affirmative. .
And the PRESIDENT announced that the rules OF order for
the Board of Assisnt Aldermen for 1879 the
those IN use BY The Boar of Assistant Aldermen of ISL at
the time of their final adjourn -'ent
ADJOUENMENI.
Assistant Alderman MCCARTHY moysd that when the
Board adjourn the adjournment be unA TO "a nst
two o'clock T. NJ
The PRESIDENT put the question whether the Board would
agree with said snotion.
Which decided In the Affirmative.
Assistant Alderman MULLIGAS moved that the Board do
adjourn.
The PRESIDENT the question whether the Board
agree with said motion.
Which decided In the Affirmative
Whereupon the PEEsTDEy declared that the Board
adjourned until tomorrow, I'd nst at two O'clock p NJ.
WM II. MOLONEY, Clerk.