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The City Record, Department of Correction. Fire THE CITY RECORD. Vol,. XXXVI. NEW YORK, SATURD 4Y, OCTOBER 31, 1908. NUMBER I0792. THE CITY RECORD, From Workhouse. Blackwells Island—Death, on October 3, 1908, of Daniel Schweg- ler, aged 38 years. Friends notified. From Workhouse, Blackwells Island—Death, on October 7, 1908, of Mary Mc- OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. Donough, aged 5o years. Friends tunknown. On file. Published Under Authority of Section 1526, Greater New York Charter, by the From Workhouse Hospitals—Reports for September, 19o8. On file. From Branch Workhouse, Harts Island—Warden calls attention to low water BOARD OF CITY RECORD. pressure of Croton system on that island and urges that request be made to the GEORGE B. McCLELLAN, MAYOR. Water Department for a twelve-inch main to the island. Report of the Department FRANCIS K. PENDLETON, CORPORATION CouasEL. HERMAN A. METZ, COMPTROLL6a. Engineer, showing daily pressure from September 12 to 29, enclosed. Send copy of letter and report to Commissioner of Department of Water Supply, etc., with request to grant appeal for larger water main for Harts Island. PATRICK J. TRACY, SUPERVISOR. From City Cemetery, Harts Island—List of interments made in City Cemetery Published daily, at 9 a. m., except legal holidays. during week ending October 3, Igo8. On file. Subscription, $9.30 per year, exclusive of supplements. Three cents a copy. From City Prison, Brooklyn—Report of tines received during week ending October 3. igo8: From City Magistrates' Cottrts, $4T. On file. SUPPLEMENTS: Civil List (containing names, salaries, etc., of the city employees), 25 cents; From Engineers, Department of Correction—Transmitting copy of a letter sent bc' Official Canvass of Votes, to cents; Registry and Enrollment Lists. 5 cents each assembly district; them to the Comptroller in regard to pay of such Engineers at $4.5o per day, whic't Law Department and Finance Department supplements, Io cents each; Annual Assessed Valuation of is claimed by them as dating from January 28, t,o8, instead of from June I, 19o8, Real Estate, 25 cents each section. as allowed by the Department. On file. Published at Room a, City Hall (north side), New York City. Entered as Secon4-class Matter. Post Office at New York City. Contract Awarded. Ordered, That the proposal of September 24, tgo8, of Cavanagh Bros. & Co., No. 48 Duane street, for- TABLE OF CONTENTS 5,00o feet iron pipe, at $o.ot69 .......................................... $8.4 5o 3,000 pounds brown and white twisted yarn, at $0.1745 ...................523 50 Approved Papers— Manhattan, Borough of— 6,000 potntds Yeager carded peeler yarn, at $0.1845 ...................... 1,107 oo For the \\'cck Eliding October 31, Proposals 415 IgnB It431 Vlunicinal Civil Service ('onmlission- Total....................................................... $1,71 o0 A(IucdOct l'ommissioners— I'tthlic Notices ..................... t 1454 I'tll)1ICAuction .................... I1441 Notice to Contractors.................. t 14.56 Assess,,,., l.uard of— Official Borough Papers ............... t 1440 Bond, $86o. Surety, United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company. Public Notices .................... 11443 I UlTicial 1 )irectory...................... I i 437 Bellevue and Allied I Iospitals— —be accepted, the same being the lowest hid, the sureti.''s having been approved by the OI Sic ial I'al,ers ........................ 11442 1'rupusats ........................ 11441 Parks, Department of- Comptroller, etc. l:uard alettings ....................... 11440 Proposals ........................ I1442 Bronx, I 11151 of— Proposals Accepted. I'ropnsaIs ........................ r 144, 1'olicc UcI° t t mnrtet- Of G. R. Shepard Engineering and Construction Company, of No. 144 Water Owners \V•anted fur Lost I'rot)crt% 11444 I' iii iic Notices ..................... 11441 street, tinder (late of October 6, t9u8. to make all necessary repairs to the "Allfree" Iirouklvn. Ilurough of— 1'rocccd4ngs of ()ctober 12 20. 21 and 22. Ipo8 .................. 11 I'rulwsals ...... ............. t1444 43.1 Engine No. 650, at the City Prison, Manhattan, as specified in letter of above date, Chnn¢c of (;rack 1)1111 ($,C Commission— Reports of Sanil irs ('ompany ( Boiler for $450. Lowest bid. Squad) for October 19, 20 and Public Notice ..................... 11454 21, 1908 ......................ii 446 Of James Curran Manufacturing Company, No. 512 West Thirty-sixth street, ('hangts in Departinc tits, etc........... 11437 (orrection, I)et.atinlcnt o'.— Public Charities, ltrpartntcnt of- under date of October .3, tgo8. to furnish and erect on Rikers Island one smokestack, Rcport of 'Transactions, October 5 Proposals ........................ I1442 18 inches diameter, 24 feet high, of No. I2 material. To be put in place of old stack, to l', 1908 ....................11425 Public Ilcaring- which is to he taken down by said contractors. Stack to be rivetted, braced and stayed l)ocks and Ferries. Department of— By Committee on lrttilrlinps, Board and painted two (2) coats black before erection. Sale of 1)111 Material ..............11455 of :Vdcruten.................. 114.17 Also to furnish rear section for hailer, saute building, all as set forth in proposal, h:ducatiun. I)cpartmcnt of— Richmond, Borough of- I'ropusats ... ....... .... .. 11441 for $410. P 11 1' 10110 ......... ........ .. 11442 11111€ and Apportioumcnt, It ii uf— Report of Purcau of I tail bug for Transportation for men and materials to he furnished by the Department of I'uLlie Notices ..................... 1145 (1 the \Nook Ending October 24, Financt-, tlrpartlncnt of--- Correction. Lowest bid. IgoB 1I 417 .netion\ Sal e of Machinery, etc..... 11447 ......................... Of A. Winternitz, No. 237 l':ist Scvr'nty-second street, to furnish all material and (Irporation Sale of Rcal Estate, etc. ii 448 Street (Meaning, 1)eparImcnt Of_' labor and to lire with No. t tire brick the fireplaces of three (3) old boilers at ('nrpuratiun Sales of IluillImgs, etc 11448 ashes, etc., for Filling, in Lands.... 11441 crest on City Ilunds and Stock.. 11450 Supreme Court, First Department— Branch Workhouse, Ifarts Island, in accordance with the specifications furnished to Notice of :Asscssnents fur Opening Acquiring Title to I.andls. etc...... t I455 bidders, for $655. Lowest bill. Streets and t'ai ks ......... .. (1449 Supreme ('nurt. Seer,inl 1)epartment- 7,1tice rf the Redemption of New .Asquiring Title to 1_mttls. etc...... t 1455 ROROUGII OF M.ANII:ITTAN. 1"01k ('itr Stock ...............11490 Supremo ('ourt, Third Judicial District- N,,nr s to Property Owners....... 114.47 Ordered, That the following proposals of October 6. rpo8, of Acquiring 'title to Lands, etc...... 114.56 Notices In I-nxpavers .............. 11449 J. A. Puntstecl, Nit. 102 Chambers street, window glass, cotton hose, rubber hose, Sureties Required on Various Classes Water SuIPIv. Board (If— cuspidors, cotton waste, iron pipe, etc.. $114..48. of ('ontraets ................... 11450 Ihup(tsals ........................ l ist Piro 1)elnartnx'nt— Water Supply, Gas and Electricity, ]lc- Hemphill Engineering Company. No. gr Alurrt\ street, hardware, belting, angle I'rapusals ........................ 11441 partmrnt of._ valves, step ladder, etc., $43.33. 'I ransactiuns, Irvin June 8 to 13, RrPtnt It 'rransaetions for the \Yc,-k Sickels & Nutting Company, No. 35 Barclay street, knivt s and forks, paper bags, Ign3, Roth Dates Inclusive..... 11425 I'tiding, July II, moot(.......... 11432 cartridges, hardttware, smoothing irons, double blocks, etc., $4M.q5. Edward G. Shepard, No. 107 Chambers street, marine packing, steam and electric fittings, powder, cartridge fuse..,, sheet packing, rubber sheets, stoves, etc., $357.03. DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION. David Killoch Couipalt , No. 193 Greenwich street, arc lamp gloves, volt and annneter, cartridge fuses, key sockets, carbons, etc., $t 17.12. 1MMIa rut e 'Manufacturing and Supply Company, No. t57 Sottth street, white cotton REPORT OF TRANSACTIONS, OCTOBER 5 TO ir, i9o8. rags. iournal-hearing bar. rubber hose. life preservers, etc., $86.75. Crandall Packing Company. No, 136 Liherty street, Garlock flax packing, $7.50. Bruce & Cook, No. 190 Water street, stove pipe and elbows, roofing tin, etc., $81.39. Communications Received. John J. 'loran, No. roo William street, liquid dryer, $r.20. Prom the Board of Estimate and Apportionment—Assistant Secretary transmits Benoit Paint and 'Material Cotu pan v, chromic green, $)0.15. ccrtilied copy of resolution adopted October 2, 19e8, which reads as follows: Eureka Manufacturing Companv, No. 116 Walker street, Albany grease, aluminum "Resolved, That, pursuant to the provisions of section 47 of the (;rester New paint, sand paper, patty, etc., $27.65. York Charter, as amended, the Board of l'Stilltattt and Apportionment hcrch_v approves A. I.. Ilirsh, No. 68 Greenwich street, sawdust, Castile soap, beeswax, D, T. glass. of the isstic of Corporate Stock of The City of New York, to an amount not exceed- etc., $30.30. ing two million two hundred and tifty thousand dollars. to provide means for the ere~- Cavanagh Bros. Company. No. 48 Duane street, manila rope, elbows, $17.95. tion of an administration building, men's and women's cell butildings, mess hall, centntl D. H. Icllvaine, No. 8o 1 hird avenue, benzine, wire clothes line, hardware, atop heating plant, chops and a halh huildinq for the new Penitentiary on Bikers Island, wringers, agate drinking cups, etc., under the jurisdiction of the Commissioner of Correction, and when authority therefor
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