Minutes of the Common Council of the City of New York, 1784-1831, Volume 17City of New York, 1917 - New York (N.Y.) |
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... Jacob Astor for a Water Grant in front of his premises Lot No 458 in the Clinton tract at Greenwich Village was read and referred to the Finance Committee A Petition of the National Insurance Company stating that in consequence of ...
... Jacob Astor for a Water Grant in front of his premises Lot No 458 in the Clinton tract at Greenwich Village was read and referred to the Finance Committee A Petition of the National Insurance Company stating that in consequence of ...
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... Jacob Wyckoff Anthony Lamb Which was approved and the Resolution adopted The Police Committee to whom was referred the Petition of Samuel Fickett for the remission of a fine for not filling in Sunken Lots presented the following Report ...
... Jacob Wyckoff Anthony Lamb Which was approved and the Resolution adopted The Police Committee to whom was referred the Petition of Samuel Fickett for the remission of a fine for not filling in Sunken Lots presented the following Report ...
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... Jacob Wyckoff Which was approved and the Committee were discharged accord- ingly from the further consideration of the same The Market Committee to whom was referred the Petition of Dennis Valentine & Bussing Valentine for Butchers ...
... Jacob Wyckoff Which was approved and the Committee were discharged accord- ingly from the further consideration of the same The Market Committee to whom was referred the Petition of Dennis Valentine & Bussing Valentine for Butchers ...
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... Gideon Ostrander Thomas T Woodruff Jacob Wyckoff William Seaman John F. Sibell [ 271 ] Henry B Bolster John R Peters Henry Storms John Lozier The first Resolution having been read , And the Question 44 17 March 1828 CITY OF NEW YORK.
... Gideon Ostrander Thomas T Woodruff Jacob Wyckoff William Seaman John F. Sibell [ 271 ] Henry B Bolster John R Peters Henry Storms John Lozier The first Resolution having been read , And the Question 44 17 March 1828 CITY OF NEW YORK.
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... Jacob B Taylor The Report made at this meeting was as follows The Road Committee to whom was referred the annexed Petition of Thomas H Smith praying to be relieved from the payment of $ 1040 which this Committee previously reported he ...
... Jacob B Taylor The Report made at this meeting was as follows The Road Committee to whom was referred the annexed Petition of Thomas H Smith praying to be relieved from the payment of $ 1040 which this Committee previously reported he ...
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12th Ward Actt adopted The Street Alderman and Assistant Anthony Lamb Applications for Office appointed Assessors approved Avenue D Bernard J Meserole Board Bowery Clerk Committee A Petition Committee on Applications Committee on Assessments Committee on Wharves Common Council David Bryson Esquire Recorder Fire Department following Report following Resolution Resolved Gideon Lee Greenwich Market Isaac Brown Jane street John R Peters John Shepherd Lemuel Pittman Market Committee Mayor offer the following owner payt Petition of John Petitioner Piers & Slips Police Committee praying presented the following Pump read and referred referred the annexed referred the Petition referred the subject reg & pav repaving Report in favor Resigned Resolution adopted respectfully submitted Samuel Stevens side walks St fm Street Commissioner presented Street Committee street presented street was read Stuart F Randolph Thomas T Woodruff Vizt Ward and Street Wharves Piers William Paulding William S Coe William W Mott
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Page 470 - Laws shall be made for ascertaining, by proper proofs, the citizens who shall be entitled to the right of suffrage hereby established, and for the registration of voters; which registration shall be completed at least ten days before each election.
Page 647 - An act to lay a duty on strong liquors, and for regulating inns and taverns...
Page 520 - He shall give a bond in the sum of five thousand dollars, with at least two sureties to be approved by the Mayor conditioned for the faithful discharge of the duties of his office.
Page 207 - And be it further ordained, That it shall be the duty of the...
Page 409 - ... apply to the Supreme Court for the appointment of commissioners of estimate and assessment in the matter of the closing of said steeet, avenue, or part thereof, as in the manner provided by law.
Page 86 - For the purpose of showing the great uniformity which has prevailed, and how ready Congress has always been to respect the motives of individuals charged with violations of the law, the committee submit the annexed schedule of laws passed on this subject. (See Appendix C.) These cases establish the...
Page 754 - Wcisbrod offered the following resolution, which was adopted: Resolved, That it be referred to the...
Page 543 - Peters presented the following Resolution which was read and laid on the Table Resolved that...
Page 54 - However, original surveys in the possession of the Ministers, Elders and Deacons of the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of the City of New York, as well as the documents cited in the author's nearly-completed manuscript "The Manor of Fordham and Its Founder," support the statement of acreage as here given.
Page 747 - Buren as a testimony of the respect and esteem which the people of the City of New York entertain for his private worth and public services. Resolved, That his Honor the Mayor, do carry the foregoing Resolution into effect. On being read, Alderman Palmer moved that the same be laid on the table. The question being taken thereon, it passed in negative.