The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-01

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Board OF Aid
srrcIALs ermen'
Presentation, sB.H TssssD..;; Jan , e. lsz s.
Tina, on both sde ..Ss1s OVEN; ,.ou v,,,.o,
waks curb ana sntiSI5 stones be set and the
INC Firs s lamps lighted IN Fortythlrd street from
the vacant lots on both sides Of sixty street.
<esn Fourth and Fiith avenues sss Dc fenced in
ae Of Pearl street opposite Donovans lane. between 47i
mat the vacant lots on the side of sxtytourh
street between Third and Lexington avenues, be fenced
Broadway, inc middle o. the block, between Four
That Eehtyeghth street, from Eighth avenue to Mud
.Gm sSs and asse inc e"D ana
That Fifty second street. from Fifth to Sixth avenue, be
That Nnetythird street. from Second avenue 70 East
Mines set 1y and nd The sidewalks sssea '
Rvel BE- saa graded the curb and gutter
stones set and the side walks aagged
River be regulated and sradsG the curb and gutter
That losth street from Fifth to East or Parem
Eyer be re s snd the curb and gutter
That the Board OF Street Openings and improvements
g. * as TO ha
Second avenue to the East River opened
Thai both sides Of Fisyxh street. nrom First ave,
be- and rehassea @ wh ana the
alderman MoNnsisER moved that the communication
Alderman KERR as amendment moved to make the
Which was accepted by. Alderman Monhcimer.
The motion was then adopted.
PAPERS FROM THE BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN RE
Resolution to drinking hydrent from southwest
sr ssa Ia to north
renS nre0ne to Pn nson Fyer IN s street, from
Resolution for railing and lamps around the statue
OF 10 sS s Sn S No. Bowery to
an yidtl
First 70 second I'd Avenue ' "'u 'n' street, from
Resolution remainder l27h street, from Fifth Eighth
70 curb gutter and a fun Width Seventy
tor fsse hSd rant on the south
RSs1lnton to build sewer Ninetyeishh street. from
''"'' D '' JossE ifi C. Y PiNGKSG7,A Clerk
eresen-uon IL Vance F reGen ian IN nc n . chair
and quorum of members
be s SSSgI re Ef, xD Syns
70 Filth avenue also that Croton water pipes be land
That Eighty;ionrth street from avenue TO Third
paved BeIsian Or trapblocS pavement avenue Oe
That Eighty am street from avenue o Filth
sSm cers q s&e S csm@sn cosns
Common Connc last year having been approved
TX the an s RS ri hi S
IOratlon is essential their validity that they
should be reenacted by the present Common Council
d cm S% p East t
& 1o rfs from M g, to East River
Eiityssyspn street from ssS e Eghh avenue
Fostyeghth street. from Broadway west about $50 feet
Fourteenth street. from First to Second avenue north
nth street, from Avenue to Harlem River
st. Marks place from southeast corner of Second ave-
.I ri,ty'Sur'h street from Sixth TO Seventh avenue
<.r---~ ron Licnrso, IL: 1850
Efty Seventh street from Fourth to Fifth svenue.
nFS h h to Boulevard
To
stst S oGsn%S
On sixty.nrs street about west Of Second ave-
Fyseyenth street. about $50 feet west Of Ninth ave
Forty second street about 100 eet west Of Second av
ron cganiSc GurrsRING AND rlAccINc
FortyeiShih street between Ninth and Tenth avenues
Nicholas TO Elc venth avenue.
One Hundred and Ninth street from Third 10 Fifth
lay crosswalks from northeast corner of Canal and
From south side Of pier No. North Rives to the east
We're referred to the appropriate committees
GENERAL ORDERS ADOPTED.
That a sewer be built in Broome street. between Null
berry and Mott streets.
That both sides Seventy sixth street from Second
b ., S be- Ss sIfp n ana gutter stones be set
That brick sewer be built in Eighty third street.
Eighth TO Ninth avenue.
Water street be suspended rom the buidin ia Water
street. ana the iamp,pos be removed
from Ninth 10 Tenth avenue be tagged.
That the block bounded by Fily-sixth and Finy.sey
snth streets and Eighth avenue and Broadway fenced
That the vacant lot on the southc ast corner Of Fifth nv
enuc and Fifty-fourth street be teuccd In.
Fifty -sixth street. IRON First avenue TO avenue A.
That Croon mains be laid in sxtieth street. IRON First
avenue 70 avenue A. 4. =
That Morton street from Blocker street N West ,roc,
be remembered. - ~ '"N8
That the sidewalks both SIDES of Fityscvenh street
pcrmc s Nih ~ ana Eleventh avenues be Ragged.
Ahirmatye-The Prcsident Aldermen Billings Coorer
rhiconer, fiapagan, kehr, Koch, Lysaght McCaierty
Monheimcr, Norris Ottendorfcr Reilly and Van
Schaick--h - " -"
That tho Commissioner Public Works be directed 10
conpeI me several city railroad companies raise the
pavement inside their tracks a level with the es,ah
lsed grade Of the street and the pavement on either
side also that he the said 10 remove
switches not acualy in msc aiso ali raii
and lies laid in any street for which no fran
chise has been granted and 10 the pavemeuts 10
railroad companies do not comply with provisions of
hs resolution, then the Commissioner Public Works
city and take the necessary to recover the ex
peppse from me SAID railroad companies.
-. hmrmativc-The President, Aldermen Billings Cooner
,.nSS",E,, hehr Koch Lysaeht Monheimer, Norris OF
"nnuod,er, he,ly aud Van schaick-l2
puWpuiheu hhhl Thursday next the 9th proximo at
OF M JOSEPH c. PINCKNEY, Clerk
Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
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