The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-25
THE NORTH SIDE ASSOCIATION.

A Sister for the East and West Side
Associations-Largc Meeting OF Wealthy
Property Owners In Mott Haven Ycs-
terday acknowledges and the
Legislature To BE MemOrtaifzed-The
Constitution of the New Association.
The second meeting of the North Side Associa-
ton was held in the ONCE of the Morrisana Steam
boat Company yesterday afternoon. The first
meeting OF the organization was held in the same
office on the 10th OF January, and at that time
committee. consisting OF Messrs. Hugh N. Camp,
M. C. Turner, Edgar Williams, William Herring,
Samuel f. Lyon, W. W. Niles, W. Smith Brown, G.
H. Foster and GOuverneur Morris, was appointed
to draft constitution and present ''slate" OF
officers for the government of the organization.
No better idea can be conveyed OF the objects and
intention OF the association than TO give the con-
stltutiOn which was presented and adopted yes
terday:-
CONSTITUTION OF THE NORTH SIDE ASSOCIATION.
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The annual meeting shall be held the fourth satur
mis.sss shsil e elected Sy ballot so@nas so1 T.
the association prior the meeting '''-s u
meetings ing be easa At time by the
written request of three members OF any standing
Ten shall constitute quorum for business any meet
ing OF the association.
Presidents secretary and Treasurer;
The officers and committees shall hold office for one
There shall be the following standing committees
with the duties prescribed to each to consist OF nine
.FEa-The Harlem River Improvement Committee
shall have charge OF the interests OF the association
Ha1e% K e Of the a Of the
bridges over and tunnels under the same ANU VIC
Seeoad-ihe RAPID Transit Committee shall have charge
OF the Interests OF the Association in relation to the I'M
provement OF the means OF access to the lower of
.Taird-The Local Improvement Committee shall have
charge OF the interests OF the association in
Fouvth-rhe TAX and Assessment Committee shall have
% Of ana @
improvensns iad upon the real estate III the Twenty
FWh-The Law Committee shall consider all legislation
s sh e 90 the
President Vice Presidents Secretary and the
Of ali Of the S and ia
to the association for action such matters
Three members OF a committee shall constitute a
The committees shall meet the day of the annual
h % sp %be ase as M
or three members in writing.
the before
is and no expense shall be incurred until the
tary subscription
The following ticket, nominated by the com.
mittee was elected
President, William b Ogden; FRS, Vice President,
Alderman; Secretary, Fordham Morris; Treasurer,
Edgar Williams.
Harlem Rcer Improvement Conn,itee-Messrs Lewis @.
Norris Samuel T. Lyon, Walter T. Marvin Hugh N
Camp J0seph n. Goodwin, Lewis b. Brown, samuel NJ
Purdy, Hiram Barney, Gustav Schwab.
Richard NJ Hoe. Waldo Hutchns William smith brown.
Samuel Babcock. Thomas A. vyse william Cauldwel,
+. o. Burning, Augustus A. Levy.
Local Improvement Coaniftee-Alessrs. Samuel r. fiey
Edgar Williams, Maturin L. Deaheld, Charles j. ellis
Henry l.. Anterior, J. Lloyd Hngh, Thomas II. Faile
William simpson, Gustavus Preiter
Tar a"d Asess,aent Coa,misee.Messrs Henry r spau
Richard d. Hamilton, Augustus Van Cortlandt d. b.
Frisbie, Morris wilkins, Charles W. Bathgate.
Lar tomm,nee-Messrs George n. Forster, William
Herring William W. Miles, Henry l.. Morris Austin y.
Even, y q. H. Blythe, Thomas N Cuhbert James X
Angel, Channcey Smith.
The following was offered by H. N. Camp
Resolved That the several committees shall have the
power to increase their numbers not to exceed eleven
any one committee and also TO- I'LL any and all vacan
cies caused by resignation or death.
the resolution was referred to the Executive
Committee.
Mr.. H. N. Camp also offered the following pream-
bic and resolution -
whereas the opening of the Harlem River and Bronx
NILS nese waters navigabic vessels Of large size,
would prove as much for the benefit of the commerce
OF tne wnoIe country as 1t would TO the state and city
OF New YORK and has the same claim upon the govern
men a. the waters Of the Mississippi or any other water
RESOLVED, That The Harlem River Committee be au-
thorzed 70 memorabilia Congress the name OF this as
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