New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-04
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board of Assistant Aldermen.

STATED SESSION, !
[OrFIcrALl THURSDAY. May 2. lo72, O'Clock p MS
The Board met pursuant to Adjournment, 81,
Present-Ous T. Hail. esq, President, and a full
Tue minutes of April % read and approved.
RESOLUTIONS REFERRED -
BY Assistant Alderman SlmOnSOn-Tlat gas mains De
laid anppOsts erected, and street lamps lghted III
sixty-hnhst. from Eighthaye to the Boulevard. a.,
by Assistant Alderman Geis-That the Counsel 70 tne
CORPORATION be directed TO commence proceedings against
the Third Avenue road rIr sne u
BY Assistant Alderman Healy-Inat JOINT eoMmlttee
OF three from each board De 10 Of me pe
partment OF Public Parks. WIN power 10 SEND ior per
00-' 'A" p"fN RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
That permission be given To MessrS Farley CarR 10
place watering trough III front VI their PROMISES NO
BY Assistant Alderman Galvin-That Rule % Of this
Board DO amended TO read as follows: .
ANY member may move for reconsideration, provid-
ed he do so the time OF the next meeting and while
the act resolution ordinance Is In the possession or
the Board such motion having been once put and ost
shall DO renewed except by consent Oh eleven mem
Bv Assistant Alderman O'Brien-That permission be
given TO Mitchell Merchant to substitute an ornamental
lamp in place OF street lamp now IN use Oh the northeast
corner OF broadway and BlOome-st -
BY Assistant Alderman SimonsonLInat permission oe
to the Trustees OF the St. Johns Methodist Church.
Fifty -thrdst. Broadway and Eghth-ave to lay cross
walk opposite their ehureh. $3.50 o
BY Assistant Alderman Geis-That free drinking
bydrant placed the northeast corner Of Twenty
That free drinking hydrant be placed the north
west corner OF Nineteenth-st. and Avenue A.
ST. IRON Eghth-aye to the North River be paved with
Belgian or granite block pavement ,.
by Assistant Alderman Healy-Ihat permission Dc
given TO the residents and property owners on the sout
side of East Twenty -iourthst between Frstay and
Avenue A. ~ fag full width, the sidewalks III mont Oh
That the Clerk to the Common Council be. and he Is
hereby directed To prepare aud publish complete codl
caiion OF existing laws defining the powers aud duties
OF the Common Council and the Boards comprising SAID
Common Council the OF the boards OF Aldermen
and Assistant Aldermen, and departments VI the CITY
Tho W r.st
Broadway to westst. he paved with Belgian or trap
block pavement -
On motion OF Assistant Alderman Healy, tho Com
mitee ON accounts were discharged from further con-
permit citizens to use Courtrooms OF the District and
Police Courts IN which TO hold meetings other imam
political and religious, and the paper was feieeu " 'no
REPORT ADOPTED.
or the Committee Ordinances adversely 10 concur
ring to adopt an ordinance amend Article IL Of Chap
xXXyI. OF the Revised Ordinances Of 1860 entitled
Of the SALE &c Of hre-wood, hay straw, ne' ana coal
REPORT LAID OVER.
or the Committee on street Pavements, that Hudson
st. Chambers to Canalst, Do paved WIN beiHiai
rirrRs IRON BOARD OF ALDERMEN REFERRED
Resolution, that Michael H. CardoZo be ana ne Is hereDy
appointed "a Commissioners OF Deeds. .
Resolution that the Comptrollers attention be called
be requested withhold to the contractor o
streetcleaning until the streets are deeenty cleaned
RETURNED.
Resolutions that the pavement in Fifhave.. between
Twenty and FIFTY -ninthsts, be repaired with all
That the pavement in Fifteenthst, between the Sec
and the East River be repaired as soon AS prac
ticable. ~. -.
That In making ND the estimate Of amount Of money
required conduct the Government OF this city for the
balance VI this year, the persons or authorities making
estimate hereby requested 10 Include therein
under the head Of StreetsRepavng and Repairs the
sum of three hundred thousand dollars $500 OC0).
CONQUERED IN.
Resolution that John McDonough aud John III. OHara
be and they are hereby appointed Commissioners Of
Deeds.
Resolution that the Cotton Exchange Association be
repair OF repave the streets adjoining the
Cotton Exchange Building, at their own expense also
Pearst. ..,. -.
Preamble and resolution protesting against the sale OF
the market property Of the city. by authority OF the
State and instructing the Clerk OF the Com
mon Council 10 transmit TO each OF the members OF th
state Legislature certified copy Of said preamble an(
resolutions. -. ,.,.,
Resolution that permission be given to Peter Gritl
to connect promises Nos. 39 and $50 fearist win AL
iron pipe, under ground.
Resolution thar tho street Cleaning Commission b'