New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-10

Alderman Wylie presented resolution, directing the
Park Commission 20 report 70 the next meeting do
tailed statement OF the several paid them
for assessments for local improvements the amounts
OF percentage paid due for collecting the same;
whom said percentage was paid or is due and the
amounts OF the SANE II was adopted unanimously
Alderman Wye inquired II the Board OF City Works had
made any response a resolution OF the Council OF April
%, directing it 20 furnish detailed statement
OF all moneys paid attorneys fees for gal services
The Chairman replied that there had been response
Alderman Wyle then said tlat a similar resolution,
unanimously passed by this Board one week since d-
recng the Board OF City Works % make their response
10 The CITY Clerk. mad also been treated with contempt
IL Is a question before the public to-day sad NJ,
whether tue Common Council II under the Board or
City Works not he then moved TIE appointment OF
the Chairman a special committee 10 demand
the resolutions OF tine Council IT, failure
respond 10 the resolutions OF Inquiry was dt least in
soleul au9 NOT 70 De tOlerdlel Alu1Fmah richardson
suggested that Alderman WJe be appointed as The
Inn the Board 81 CITY works, ana Alderman Wyie ac-
copied tue amendment The resolution was voted upon,
dermdu Wyle then offered the following resolution;
osd, That special COMMITTEES Of three be appointed By the
necessary all pad
Bg o. C SoEs OF Is lrss,s}r an ias respeiye anona
June 1919. and all masters connected Herewith.
Alderman Brown moved 10 lay the resolution on the
table. Alderman Wyne remarked that ths Was very
Committee on stOp-Cocks aud Water Meters, and
Gulrrd some explanation, In view of the Iact that
people had inLmatud that Alderman Brown had been
bought up.' The resolution finally defeated by a
OF 10 90 g. Alderman Wyle IN explaining his vote
ted ta De understood that tins Board OF City Works
lad purchased cdrgJes OF Albany aud Van Anden"
meters and mat most Of them had been found worth
less. aud sold Tor old iron.
Alderman Wylie again aroused the anger OF the
O. Ring A.derueD Dy moving Tie adoption Ol the Iol
lowing:
Rerd That The Bo,r u City Works be and heT hereby
re-l Co ilr-sl Common Council It's meeting With de-
He-Ia jam
% Che lOcatols and received
slme Water permits permits,
license permits street washer permits
VITA tRe
the respective amounts CHARGED Tor each AM
received deposit Tor and from
received; received FROM plumbers for
OF regult0na detailed statement
we'd with specified statement OF the
place Of violation from January 7l Nag l. ll
Alderman Richardson moved % refer it 20 the Com
miJtee Water and Drainage aud the suggestion
seconded by Alderman Brown.
Alderman Wvlie-The Chairman Of the Committee on
Water Drainage refer IL 20 his committee
and Chairman or the stOp-COck Investigating Com
mittee seconds IT, The resolution should not be
fprred committee heretofore performed only
little Of the dury devoiviug upon 10.
Alderman Richardson moved the previous question,
but Alderman Wviie arose and was about 10 speak,
when Alderman Richardson objected, claiming That he
stIIl the door. The Chairman supported Alderman
X richardson and ordered Alderman WYlle % take MS
under penalty OF being handed over % the sergeant
at-Arus This resolution defeated b. vote OF Is
% T. being referred the Committee on Water and
Drainage. The Board then adjourned.