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The City Record. Vol THE CITY RECORD. VOL. XXXVI. NEW YORK, THURSDAI. ', SEPTEMBER 17, 1908. NUMBER 10754. THE CITY RECORD. BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN FOR Published Under Authority of Section issti, Greater New York Charter, by the THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST 8, igo8. BOARD OF CITY RECORD. GEORGE B. McCLELLAN, MAVon. BUREAU OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND OFFICES. FRANCIS K. PENDLETON. CORPORATION COUNSEL. HERMAN A. METZ. Courraoiusa.. During the week ending August 8, i9o8, there were issued forty-two orders for supplies and twenty-eight orders for repairs. PATRICK J. TRACY, Surgavrsos. Bills aggregating $5,045.96 were signed by the Commissioner and transmitted to Published daily, at 9 a. in., except legal holidays. the Department of Finance for audit and payment. Suliseriptlon, $9.30 per year, exclusive of supplements. Three cents a copy. SUPPLEMENTS: Civil List (containing names. salaries. etc., of the city employees), as cents; BUREAU OF INCUMBRANCES AND PERMITS. Official Canvass of Votes. xo cents; Registry and Enrollment Lists, 5 cents each assembly district; Complaint Department. Law Department and Finance Department supplements, ro cents each; Annual Assessed Valuation of Department of Street Cleaning ............................................... 8 Real Estate, 25 cents each section. Mail ........................................................................ II Published at Room 2, City Hall (north side), New York City. Office .......................................................... ........... 7 Entered as Second-class Matter. Post Office at New York City. Inspectors.................................................................. 63 Police Department ........................................................... 15 TABLE OF CONTENTS. Total................................................. .......... Io4 Aldermen, Board of— Fire Department— Minutes of Stated Meeting of Sep- Proposals ........................... 9943 Classification and Disposal. tember is, tgo8 ................ 9929 Health, Department of— Assessors, Board of— Report for the Week Ending Septem- Boulders removed ............................................................ 5 Public Notices...................... 9943 ber 5, í9o8.................... 9934 Trees and limbs removed ...................................................... 32 Bellevue and Allied Hospitals— Manhattan,Borough of— Miscellaneous posts and poles removed ........................................ 12 Minutes of Meetings of Board of Proposals ........................... 9947 Trustees, July 28 and August it, Municipal Civil Service Commission- 19o8 ........................... 9937 Public Notice....................... 9943 Total............................................................ 49 Proposals........................... 9943 Notice to Contractors................... 9960 Board Meetings ........................ 9942 Official Borough Papers................ 9942 Inspectors' Department. Bridges, Department of— Official Directory ....................... 9939 Proposals ........................... 9948 Official Papers.......................... 9947 Complaints made ............................................................. 63 Bronx, Borough of— Parks, Department of— Complaints settled ...................... ..................................... 84 Report of Bureau of Buildings for Minutes of Stated Meeting of August Slips settled ................................................................. Ito the Week Ending September 5, 27, í9o8........................ 9932 10o8 ........................... 9937 Proposals........................... 9943 Brooklyn, Borough of— Police Department— Permit Department. Proposals ........................... 9947 Owners Wanted for Lost Property... 9950 Permits Issued— Reports of the President for the Public Charities, Department of— 15, Builders ................................................................ 31 Weeks Ending August 8 and Proposals ........................... 9944 i90 ............ • ...... • ...... 9929 Public Service Commission for the First Crosswalks ............................................................. 19 Change of Grade Damage Commission— District— Vaults.................................................................. 4 Public Notice ....................... 9945 Calendar of Hearings............... 9929 Repairsto vaults ......................................................... 4 Changes in Departments, etc............ 9939 Queens, Borough of— Correction, Department of— - Proposals ........................... 9948 Cement walks ........................................................... 24 1'roposals ........................... 9947 Richmond, Borough of— Driveways.............................................................. 5 Docks and Ferries, Department of— Public Notices......... .... .. 9942 Gascompanies ........................................................... Proceedings of July 28, 29, 30, 31 and Reports of Bureau of Buildings for 74 August r, 19o8 ................. 9935 the Weeks Ending August 29 and Electric light companies .................................................. 73 P roposals ........................... 9943 September 5, tgo8 .............. 9937 Railroad................................................................ 22 Education, Department of— Watercompany .......................................................... 3 Con Weke Entered Into During the Street Cleaning, Department of- an e ls Commencing September z •fishes, etc., for Filling in Lands..... 9944 Special permits issued .................................................... 119 Proposals ........................... 9944 and 7, t9o8•••••••••••••••••••• 9933 Supreme Court, First Department- Prte an s. Appor ionme .............• 9944 number .................................................... 378 Estimate and •Apesrt.o.me0t, Board of— Acquiring Title to Lands, etc....... 9950 Total 1'i ers Notroes ...................... 9948 Supreme Court, Second Department- Examineut, Board of— Acquiring Title to Lands. etc....... 995t Permits Passed— Minutes of Meetings of August t8 Supreme Court, Third Judicial District— Tapwater pipes .......................................................... and 25, 1908..........•........ 993í Acquiring Title to Lands, etc....... 9956 57 Finance, Department of— Supreme Court, Ninth Judicial District— Repair water connections ................................................ 71 Interest on City Bonds and Stock... 9946 Acquiring Title to Lands, etc....... 9956 Sewer connections ........................................................ 58 Notice of Assessments for Opening Notices of Applications for the Ap- Sewerconnection repairs ................................................. 32 Streets and Parks .............. 9946 pointment of Commissioners of Notice of the Redemption of New Appraisal ...................... 99Ç7 York City Stock ................ 9947 Taxes and Assessments, Department of— Total............................................................ 218 Notices to Property Owners......... 994.5 Public Notice....................... 9943 Notice to Taxpayers................ 9947 Water Supply, Gas and Electricity, De- Sureties Required on Various Classes partment of— Cashier's Department, of Contracts .................... 9947 I'roposals........................... 9950 Moneys Received— Repaving over water connections ................................... $888 60 Repaving over sewer connections ................................... 353 40 PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION FOR THE FIRST Inspection of work done by corporations ............... ............ 131 75 Extra paving ......................................... ............. 137 33 DISTRICT, Special pavement ................................................... 786 46 No. 154 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK CITY. Vaults............................................................ 712 00 CALENDAR OF HEARINGS. $30,009 54 The following hearings will be held during the remainder of the week beginning Monday, September 14, 1908: BUREAU OF SEWERS. Thursday, September 17-3:30 p. m.—Room 305.—CITY OF NEW YORK.—"Meeting of Sfvperintendent's Office, Borough of Brooklyn. Commissioners of Appellate Division on Broadway-Lexington Ave- nue Route." Moneys received for sewer permits ..................................... $97052 2:30 p. m.—Room 31o.—Order NO. 759.—BROOKLYN HEIGHTS R. R. Co.—Rehearing after Order No. 706.—"Service on Williamsburg Number of Permits Issued (sot) Bridge local cars."—Commissioner McCarroll. For new sewer connections .............................................. 70 Friday, September 18-2:30 p. m.—Room 305.—Order No. 717.—BROOKLYN UNION ELE- For old sewer connections (repairs) ...................................... 31 vATED R. R. Co.—Rehearing after Orders Nos. 99 and 196.—"Service on Lexington Avenue line."—Cotmnissioncr Bassett. Requisitions Drawn on Comptroller (7)— 2:30 p• m.—ROOm 31o.—Order NO. 716.—BROOKLYN UNION ELEVATED R. R. Appropriations .................................................... $3,371 79 Co.—Rehearing after Order No. 471.—"Service on Broadway Elevated Funds............................................................ 14,Ø 73 Line."—Commissioner Bassett. Saturday, September 19—I0:3o a. m.—Room 3o5.—Order No. 720.—HUDSON & MAN- Linear feet sewer built, go-inch to 166-inch .................................... 151 HATTAN R. R. Co.—Retail Dry Goods Association, Complainants.— Linear feet sewer built, 24-inch to Øinch
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