New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-22
TAKE ACTION.
-u,rr MILLION APPROPRIATION FOR
IMPROVING THE WATER SUP
PLY PASSED.
,-r,r HEARD AGAINST IT AT THE MEETING
,t.srrnDAY-TfiE 1911 .55s PORTION WENT BY
,-xo,,rsr1oNrD. WHILE THERE WAS
ONLY ONE VOTE AGAINST THE
$4,000 FOR BUYING LANDS
OTHER BUSINESS.


OTHER BUSINESS
-,a Aldermen a, their meeting yesterday adopted
so,r,ion approving the assessment rolls Tor this
ar The resolution for the RELIEF sewer "io"s
!,..o,-ave from Flushing ave. to the Wanaoout
- was adopted The committee re-
80 q. as their belief that Gowanus Canal should
,.,.- allied In or connected by conduit through
,,.,.e. with the harbor but that as the
,Tserr,en have no power in the premises and no
80 ~ the work. the Corporation Counsel should
- bill TO Albany this winter authorizing either
IL nj work and providing funds
-" ,i,,,or authorizing the Railroad Committee
,,ov temporary experts 10 report violations
- .po trolley speed ordinances was referred 10
49, committee. The experts are TO receive -
49,. THIS looks Ike effort to circumvent the civil
.t,e law as there IS now an eligible Is' OF
,,oley-spced inspectors" but the resolution 'ahs
Cor experts $780,
10. .a,munication was received from the State
,Ea.,o,ler announcing Kings Countys share Of the
cate tax 10 be as follows
ro- schools Sal 500 43
Care q ,e-si n,rnoses MINIMUM. 44S544 40
ia, 'sl4seo'' %
accumulation was received from the Licensed
.sa,., Association asking for an increase OF 'he
y. vsnders 10 s25. and that only one license DE
- % one individual The fee has hitner'o
9, and certain individuals who have procured
- 3, Is understood. have been suo-lettins 'hei"'
w. Memorial Committee OF the @. A. r. calico
49,. o,,on,ion OF the Board 10 the fact tha' WIG"
..so,s we're given TO the and naval veterans
.ora years ago certificates were TO go win theii'
Tsa committee asked that the certificates ne 'o''"-
coming -o,r,o.,or tor
containing and improving the water supply "e"'
,,-ovgh with slight opposition The soI4'''' apPIo
--,s,i,- for water maintenance received ho au.
votes though all OF the Democrats except
49, and WeltOn refrained from voting AIuei
- I2ecke- moved that the appropriation OF YOU"
o, h,,ine new land and cleaning ponos oe i"'u
over hut he had only his own vote for MS iloi0''
sr5 the appropriation went through Au NO.
Rocker likewise opposed the resolution aPpiop
,re $4,000 for an iron pipe 10 divert 'he N"
~, creek TO the ocean. He maintained tha' '"e
-. ..e NOT financially prepared for such an outlay
~, president Clark assured him that the money
would come from the water revenue lu"u' az
Walkers was the only vote against the reSoiu.'
resolution was adopted asking the O"y wins
Commissioner 10 ascertain by what au'I.o'' ~ ~
yurbo,,se Trust had closed the ends OF ferIis anu
60 80 and Commercial Wharf. in the TWelith
~ CO that access TO the bulkheads was cut OF
10 the public ,., from
Alderman GuNfoye opposed the resolution Aoi''
the Women's Health Protective Assoo'a'io' ~
handing that garbage be kept In "ater-Us"s VS.
sells and placed back Of the COURTYARD me 80
,rsccoble He said he knew OF no disease ', M
fea been engendered by present ILL., banca Ia
resol,tion was laid over 10 give MN 4 cn""'0 -
study IL 49,. .a-a roade 10 the De-
- -+rn.rt Of Health for supplies. etc ,.,. ,,ro
slSe-01n Messenger introduced a reso. p,
- 49, -be granite fountain presented 70 .lS
Nv Nv the cooper estate. and which Is nor "a is
s.,tS junction Of St Marks and Iat ~ c,rcIe'
&c ertc.ed ~ the Ninth-ave and ttteehtih,,s, srj
Alderman Singleton opposed the nTSo5I n,nnt that
~ fovntain be placed the intersection OF EaS,
Xew-yorE-ave and Eastern parkway he hep pu ~ IL
-. " ~. md declared IL carried Then there "is
an inefectua effort rescind this resoIu,lcI ~, ny
xriirh Mir Clark had sent the fountain oun 70 VIZ
v.e- tv-sixth Ward hut b" headed on al S,Ior,S 10
take The fountain from his CONSTITUENTS. MI MIS-
SINGER win renew the effort next MondaE