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THE CITY RECORD. VOL. XXXVI. NEW YORK, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1908. NUMBER 107795. 2:30 p. m.—Commissioner Bassett's Room.—Order No. 430.—LONG THE CITY RECORD. ISLAND R. R. Co.—"Opening of Chester Street, between Riverdale Avenue and East 98th Street."—Commissioner Bassett. OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. 2 :30 p. in.—Order No. 800.—I' ULTON Sr. R. R. Co., and Gilbert H. Published Under Authority of Section 1526, Greater New York Charter, by the Montague, Receiver.—Mallory Steamship Co., ct al., Complainants.— BOARD OF CITY RECORD. "Restoration of Cars on Fulton Street Line."—Commissioner Maltbie. GEORGE B. McCLELLAN, MAYOL 2:30 p. m.—Commissioner McCarroll's Room.—Order No. 787.—LONG Covasal. HERMAN A. METZ, COMPTROLLER. FRANCIS K. PENDLETON. CoaroRATION ISLAND R. R. Co.—"To fix routes for connections and extensions, etc., on streets including Atlantic Avenue."—Commissioner McCarroll. PATRICK J. TRACY, SUPEavISOS. 3 p. m.—Room 31o.—Order No. 788.—FREDERICK W. WHITRIDGE, RECEIVER, Published daily, at 9 a. m., except legal holidays. UNION Ry. Co., AND J. ADDISON YOUNG. RECEIVER, WESTCIIESTER Subscription. $9.3o per year, exclusive of supplements. Three cents a copy. ELECTRIC R. R. Co.—"Discontinuance of Transfers."—Commissioner Eustis. SUPPLEMENTS: Civil List (containing names, salaries, etc., of the city employees), 25 cents; Official Canvass of Votes, ro cents; Registry and Enrollment Lists, 5 cents each assembly district; Friday, November 6.—Chairman's Room.—Order No. I2L—I NTERDOROUGH RAPID Law Department and Finance Department supplements, io cents each; Annual Assessed Valuation ot TRANSIT Co.—"P,lock Signal System —Local Subway Tracks."— Real Estate, 25 cents each section. Chairman Willcox. Published at Room 2. City Hall (north side), New York City. 2:30 p. m.—Room 31o.—Order No. 939.—RICHMOND LIGHT & R. R. Co., Entered as Second-class Matter. Post Office at New York City. AND STATEN ISLAND MIDLAND Ry, Co.—Chas. H. Blair, Complainant.— "Refusal to give transfers."—Commissioner McCarroll. 2:30 p. m.—Room 305.—Order No. 794.—SOUTH BROOKKYN RY. Co.—Alex- TABLE OF CONTENTS. ander Brown, Complainant.—"Noisy operation of freight and ash cars through Vanderbilt Avenue."—Commissioner Bassett. Aqueduct Commissioners— Fire Department— Public Auction .................... 11631 Proposals ........................ rt621 2:30 p. m.—Commissioner Eustis's Room.—Order No. 790.—NEW YORK, Assessors, Board of— Transactions from June 15 to 20, NEW TIAVEN & HARTFORD R. R. Co.—South Bronx Property Owners' Public Notices..................... 11629 i o8, Both Dates Inclusive.... I16o9 Bellevue and Allied Hospitals— Health, Department of— Association, Complainants.—"Unsanitary manner in which manure cars Minutes of Meeting of Board of Proposals ........................ 11629 are loaded at Harlem River Yards."—Commissioner Eustis. Trustees, September 17, Igo8.. rr56z Municipal Civil Service Commission— Board Meetings ....................... I162o Public Notices..................... 116zí 2:30 p. m.—Commissioner Maltbie's Room.—Order No. 2o5.—ELECTRIC Bronx, Borough of— Notice to Contractors .................. I16s2 LIGHT & POWER COMPANIEs.—"General investigation of rates and Proposals ........................ ri6zr Official Borougit Papers............... 11626 contracts—meter practices."—Commissioner Maltbie. Report of Bureau of Buildings for Official Directory ..................... 11616 the Week Ending October 24, Official Papers ........................ 11622 4 p. m.—Commissioner Eustis's Room.—Order No. 896.—PELHAM PARK 1908 ........................ 116,6 Parks. Department of— Brooklyn, Borough of— Proposals ........................ 1162o R. R. Co.—"Application under Section ioo of the Railroad Law for Proposals ...... ... ... 11629 Police Departnicnt- permission to change motive power."—Commissioner Eustis. Report for the Quarter Ending June Owners Wanted for Lost Property. I16í9 30. Igos ......... ........... Irs63 Reports of Sanitary Company (Boiler 4 p. m.—Commissioner Eustis's Room.—Order No. 807.—CITY ISLAND R. R. Change of Grade Damage Commission— Squad) for October 23 and 24, Co.—"Application under Section ioo of the Railroad Law for permission Public Notice ..................... 11622 1908 ......................... 116tó Changes in Departments, etc........... Ií616 Public Charities, Department of— to change motive power."—Commissioner Eustis. Docks and herries, Department of— Proposals ........................ 11621 Proceedings, September 12 to 19, Public Hearing- I9o8 ......................... 11614 By Committee on Buildings, Board Education. Department of— of Aldermen .................. 11616 Regular meetings of the Commission are held every Tuesday and Friday at II :30 Proposals ........................ 116ig Public Service Commission for the First a. m. Estimate and Apportionment, Board of— District— Minutes of Meeting of October 9, Calendar of Hearings .............. rr56r í9o8 (Public Improvement Mat- Richmond, Borough of— ters) ........................ 11586 Proposals ........................ 11620 DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. Public Notices..................... 11626 Street Cleaning, Department of— Executive Department— Notice of Special Meeting of Board Ashes, etc., for Filling in Lands.. 11629 of Aldermen .................. 11561 Supreme Court, First Department— BANKING COMMISSION. Finance, Department of— Acquiring Title to Lands, etc...... 17631 Auction Sale of Machinery, etc.... 11622 Supreme Court, Second Department— Corporation Sale of Real Estate, etc. In624 Acquiring Title to Lands, etc ...... 11632 New York, November 2, 1908. Corporation Sales of Buildings, etc. 11622 Supreme Court. Third Judicial District— Minutes of Quarterly Meeting of Acquiring Title to Lands, etc...... 11632 The quarterly meeting Of the officers to designate City depositories, in accordance Bankir,G Connnrssion, November \ with section 196, chapter 466, Laws of igoi, was held in the Mayor's office on Monday, 2, Ifo8 ....................... or ft \'ster Supply, Board of- Notice of Assessments for Opening Minutes of Meetings of October 6, November 2, 1908. Streets and Parks ............. I:6z5 9 and 13, ioo8................ ii6n6 Present—Hon. George B. McClellan, Mayor ; James J. Martin, Chamberlain; P osals ........................ I1626 Notices to Property Owners....... 116zz Herman A. Metz, Comptroller. Notice to Taxpayers ............... 11625 \ \-ster Supply, Gas and Electricity, De Sureties Required on Various Classes uartmmnt of— The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. ofContracts .................. 11626 Proposals ........................ 11621 The Chamberlain named Henry J. Walsh, Deputy Chamberlain, for Secretary of the Commission. Affirmative—The Mayor, Chamberlain and Comptroller. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. • The Chamberlain moved that the following banks and trust companies be desig- The City of New York, nated as City depositories: Office of the Mayor. Aetna National Bank. Liberty National Bank. American Exchange National Bank. Lincoln National Bank. Pursuant to the authority vested in me by law, I, George B. McClellan, Mayor of Bank of America. Market and Fulton National Batik. The City of New York, do hereby call a Special -Meeting of the Board of Aldermen, Bank of the Manhattan Company. Mechanics' National Bank. Bank of New York, N. B. A. Mercantile National Bank. in the City Hall, in the Borough of Manhattan, in The City of New York, on Tuesday, Bank of Washington Heights. Merchants' National Bank. November io, Igo8, at one o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of considering Battery Park National Bank. Merchants' Exchange National Bank. Bowery Bank. Metropolitan Bank. the Budget for igog, made by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment of said City, Century Bank. Mount Morris Bank. and signed by the members thereof on October 30, 1908, submitted to the Board of Chatham National Bank. \Mutual Batik. Chelsea Exchange Bank. Nassau Bank. Aldermen as by law required. Citizens' Central National Bank. National Bank of Commerce. Coal and Iron National Bank. -National Butchers' and Drovers' Bank. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my Colonial Bank. National City Bank. [SEAL.] seal of office this 4th day of November, A. D. one thousand nine Columbia Batik. National Copper Bank. Consolidated National Bank. National Park Bank. hundred and eight. Corn Exchange Bank. New Netherland Bank of New York. GEO. B. McCLELLAN, Mayor. East River National Bank. New York County National Bank. Fidelity Bank. New York Produce Exchange Bank. Fifth National Bank. Night and Day Bank. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION FOR THE FIRST First National Bank. Nineteenth Ward Bank. DISTRICT, Fourth National Bank. Northern Bank. Fourteenth Street Bank, Phenix National Bank. No. I54 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK CITY. Gallatin National Bank. Plaza Bank. Garfield National Bank. Seaboard National Batik. Second National Batik. CALENDAR OF HEARINGS. German-American Bank. Germania Bank. State Bank, The. Greenwich Bank. Twelfth Ward Bank. The following hearings will be held during the remainder of the week beginning Hanover National Bank. Union Exchange Bank. Monday, November 2, 1908: Importers' and Traders' National Bank. West Side Bank. Thursday, November g—II a. ni.—Room 305.—Order No. 796.—CENTRAL PARK. NORTH Irving National Exchange Bank. Yorkville Bank. & EAST RIVER R. R. Co., and FREDERICK W. WHITRIDGE, Receiver of Jefferson Bank. The 42d Street, Manhattanville & St. Nicholas Ave. R. R. Co., and Third Ave. R. R. Co.—Transit
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