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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Board Meetings 241 Bronx, President Borough of-Report

Aldermen, Board of-Minutes of

Assessors, Board o4-Completion of Assessments ... 242

for Week Ended Dec. 31, 1934 240

Stated Meeting Held Jan. 7, 1935 219

Municipal Civil Service Commission-

Law Department-Extract of Trans-

Manhattan, President, Borough of-

Proposals 241 Report for Week Ended Dec. 22,

actions for Week Ended Dec. 1,

1934 240

1934 237

Notices to Appear for Exam- Brooklyn, President Borough of-Pro- inations 243 posals

241 Official Directory 240 Changes in Departments, Etc 240 Police Department-

Education, Department of-Proposals 243

Owners Wanted for Unclaimed Estimate and Apportionment, Board

Property 241

of-Notices of Public Hearings-

Report for Week Ended Dec. 29, Franchise Matters 244

1934 240

Purchase, Department of- Finance, Department of- Proposals 250 Confirmation of Assessments-No- Sale of Empty Barrels 250 tices to Property Owners

244 3ueens, President Borough of-Pro- Sales of Tax Liens 244 posals 243 Statement of Receipts and Pay-

Sinking Fund, Commissioners of the- ments of Bureau of City Cham- Notice of Public Hearing 243 berlain for Period Ended Dec. 31,

Supreme Court, First Department- 1934 237 Filing Tentative Decree-Notice Vouchers Received Jan. 9, 1935 234 to File Objections 250 Warrants Made Ready for Payment

Supreme Court, Second Department- Jan. 9, 1935 231 Filing Bills of Costs 250 Fire Department-Abstracts of Trans- Transportation, Board of-

actions for Weeks Ended Dec. 29, Invitation to Contractors 242 1934, and Jan. 5, 1935 239

Notices of Public Hearings 242

Hospitals, Department of-Proposals 243

Proposals-Notice to Bidders 242 Water Supply, Gas and ' Electricity, Instructions to Bidders on Work to

Department of-Report for Week Be Done and Supplies to Be Fur- Ended Dec, 29, 1934 240 nished 250

THE BOARD OF, ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK

STATED MEETING

Monday, January 7, 1935, at Noon. The Board met in the Aldermanic Chamber, City Hall, pursuant to the provisions

of section 22 of the Greater New York Charter. Present:

Bernard S. Deutsch, President of the Board of Aldermen Aldermen

James B. Allen Louis Goldrich James J. Molen Henry C. Bauer Max Gross A. Newbold Morris Morton Baum Lew I. Haas Morton Moses Max Bollt Walter R. Hart John P. Nugent Edward E. Buhler Gustave Hartung William O'Reilly John Cashmore Louis E. Isnardi George H. Ott Frank A. Cunningham Elias H. Jacobs Michael E. Pellegrino Edward W. Curley Conrad A. Johnson Joseph Reich James A. Deering Robert J. Johnson Peter H. Ruvolo Edward V. Dempsey Joseph E. Kinsley Joseph V. Sangenito

Carl Deutsebmamu David L. Klein Bernhard Schwab

Mario G. DiPirro I _ ' John F. Lantry Joseph T. Sharkey

Peter Donovan Daniel W. Leonard Murray W. Stand Lambert Fairchild Patrick J. McCann Edward J. Sullivan Walter H. Farrar John J. McCusker Joseph W. Sullivan

Charles L. Fasullo John S. McGinley William J. Twyford

Samuel Feingold David A. Mahoney William L. Weber William P. Flood John J. Mahoney Joseph B. Whitty

Paul P. Gallagher Raymond V. Ingersoll, President, Borough of Brooklyn, by Jeannette G. Murphy,

Assistant Commissioner of Public Works. James J. Lyons, President, Borough of The Bronx, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant

Commissioner of Public Works. George U. Harvey, President, Borough of Queens, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant

Commissioner of Public Works. On motion of Alderman Stand reading of the minutes of the Stated Meeting of

December 18, 1934, was dispensed with and the same were approved as printed. The President announced that Aldermen Bradford, Campbell, Cassidy, Curran, Fass-

ler, Lenihan, Schmidt, Sullivan (W. P.) and the Vice-Chairman were excused from attendance.

On motion of Alderman Morris the courtesies of the floor were extended to Senator Joseph Clark Baldwin III.

MESSAGES FROM THE MAYOR

No. 986 (Veto No. 100) City of New York, Office of the Mayor-Disapproval of Resolution Designating

Conklin Avenue Between East 98th Street and East 99th Street in the Bor-ough of Brooklyn, as a Play Street.

City of New York, Office of the Mayor, December 28, 1934. I return herewith, with my disapproval, Board of Aldermen Resolution Int. No. 803,

designating Conklin avenue between East 98th street and East 99th street in the Borough of Brooklyn as a play street.

This disapproval is based upon an unfavorable report submitted to me by the Police Department in relation to the proposal involved. I am in receipt of a communication

signed by Patrick McCarthy, under date of December 26th, from the said Department, as tollows

°'lhe Police Department objects to the designation of this street as a 'play street Ior the Iwlowing reasons:

"Lonxtnt avenue is a two-way street, carrying very little traffic, which termi-nates at tast luuth street,, where the street is not cut through and vehicles cannot traverse it. Last 9th street and r ast 99th street are two-way and carry light trattic. (.IenwooU road, one block north of Lonklin avenue, carries two-way tratuc, which is iignt at tins location, but vehicular trantc going south on 1.ast Pith street Irom Uenwood road would lLe compelled to turn about it Lonlclin avenue was made a 'play street,' as the termination of Conklin avenue above mentioned would permit of no outlet for this trattic unless they would turn about or violate the play street.

"Establishing a 'play street' at this location is unnecessary as just east of Conklin avenue is a large tract of ground and in addition just close by is Public School No. 242, situated on flatlands avenue between bast luOth and 1i1st streets, the playground of which is located in the rear near the proposed play street." For the reasons set forth above, I am compelled to veto the instant resolution.

F. LAGUARDIA, Mayor. No. 803

Resolution Designating Conklin Avenue Between East 98th and East 99th Streets, in the Borough of Brooklyn, as a Play Street.

Whereas, By the provisions of an ordinance amending article 3 of chapter 24 of the Code of Urdlnances by the insertion of a new section, known as section 37-B, in relation to "streets designated as play streets," adopted by the Board of Aldermen on June 9, 1925, and approved by the Mayor on June G3, 19Z5; it is

Resolved, 'l'hat the following named street in the Borough of Brooklyn be and the same hereby is designated as a play street, and all departments having jurisdiction are authorized and directed to take otticial cognizance thereof in accordance with the pro-visions of section 37-B of article 3 of chapter 24 of the Code of Ordinances:

Conklin avenue between East 98th and East 99th streets. Laid over, ordered printed in the minutes and published in full in the CITY RECORD.

No. 987 (Veto No. 101) City of New York, Office of the Mayor-Disapproval of Resolution Repealing a

Resolution Designating Hornaday Place in the Borough of The Bronx, as a Play Street.

City of New York, Office of the Mayor, December 28, 1934. I return herewith, with my disapproval, Board of Aldermen Resolution Int. No. 865,

repealing a resolution designating l-ornaday place in the Borough of The Bronx as a play street.

Under date of June 12th I vetoed a similar, resolution, setting forth my reasons in full at that time. I am compelled to veto the instant resolution for the reasons there set forth and I am in receipt of an additional memorandum from the Police Department, under date of December 2b, 1934, signed by Patrick McCarthy, Inspector in Charge, as follows:

"The Police Department objects to the repeal of this street as a 'play street' for the following reasons:

"Hornaday place is about 25 feet in width and extends from the east side of Crotona parkway to the west side of Honeywell avenue, a distance of two blocks, and this thoroughfare is situated in a residential section. Hornaday place is not a through street, as it terminates on the west side of Honeywell avenue.

"Since this regulation does not inconvenience motorists nor interfere with the free movement of vehicular traffic, and as it has been an aid in preventing accidents to the children in this vicinity, it is requested that this street be continued as a 'play street."' For these reasons I am again compelled to veto the instant resolution.

F. LAGUARDIA, Mayor. No. 865

Resolution Repealing Resolution Designating Hornaday Place in the Borough of The Bronx as it Play Street.

Resolved, That the following resolution adopted by the Board of Aldermen on June 21, 1932, effective July 12, 1932:

"Whereas, By the provisions of an ordinance amending article 3 of chapter 24 of the Code of Ordinances by the insertion therein of a new section, known as section 37-B, in relation to 'streets designated as play streets,' adopted by the Board of Aldermen on June 9, 1925, and approved by the Mayor on June 23, 1925; it is

"Resolved, That the following named street in the Borough of The Bronx be and the same hereby is designated as a play street, and all departments having jurisdiction are authorized and directed to take official cognizance thereof in accordance with the provisions of section 37-B of article 3 of chapter 24 of the Code of Ordinances:

"Hornaday place between Crotona Parkway North and Honeywell avenue." -'be and the same is hereby repealed.

Laid over, ordered printed in the minutes and published in full in the CITY Rgcoiw. No. 988 (Veto No. 102)

City of New York, Office of the Mayor-Disapproval of an Ordinance to Amend Section 13 of Article 2 of Chapter 24 of the Code of Ordinances, Relating to Restricted Streets.

City of New York, Office of the Mayor, December 28, 1934. I return herewith, with my disapproval, Board of Aldermen Ordinance Int. No. 979,

to amend section 13 of article 2 of chapter 24 of the Code of Ordinances relating to restricted streets.

I am returning this ordinance, not because of any consideration of the policy involved, but merely because of certain technical defects in the drafting of the ordinance as it now stands before me.

According to my information Alderman McGinley, who introduced this ordinance, is advised of such technical defects and desires to remedy them. In view of the circumstances I am vetoing the ordinance now before me. F. LAGUARDIA, Mayor.

No. 979 (Ord. No. 124) An Ordinance to Amend Section 13 of Article 2 of Chapter 24 of the Code of

Ordinances, Relating to "Restricted Streets." Be it Ordained by the Board of Aldermen of The City of New York as follows: Section 1. Subdivision 2 of section 13 of article 2 of chapter 24 of the Code of

Ordinances, relating to "restricted streets," is hereby further amended by adding the following lines at the end of the subtitle "Bronx, on:"

The south from the northerly side of East 233d street to the southerly side of McLean avenue in Yonkers, and all east front the easterly side of Central avenue to and including the westerly side of Webster avenue.

Sec. 2. This ordinance shall take effect immediately. Note-New matter in italics. Laid over, ordered printed in the minutes and published in full in the CITY RECORD,

No. 989 (Veto No. 103) City of New York, Office of the Mayor-Disapproval of an Ordinance to Amend

Subdivision "6. Restrictions. a." of Section 149 of Article 13 of Chapter 23 of the Code of Ordinances, Relating to Stands Within Stoop Lines and Under Elevated Railroad Stations, Relating Particularly to Various Sections in the Borough of The Bronx.


to amend subdivision "6. Restrictions. a." of section 149 of article 13 of chapter 23 of the Code of Ordinances, relating to stands within stoop lines and under elevated railroad stations, relating particularly to various sections in the Borough of The Bronx.

For the same reasons set forth in my veto message of even date accompanying Ordinance No. 979, I also disapprove this ordinance. F. LAGUARDIA, Mayor.

1. To carry or possess such gas or liquid Renewals

2. To install such gas or liquid on any premises Renewals

3. 'To manufacture such gas or liquid 4. To sell such gas or liquid at wholesale 5. To sell such gas or liquid at retail 6. To sell instruments or devices designed to discharge or emit such gas or

liquid 7. To possess or carry any instrument or device to discharge or omit such gas

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No, 992 (Veto No. 106) City of New York, Office of the Mayor-Disapproval of an Ordinance to Amend

Subdivision "6. Restrictions. a." of Section 149 of Article 13 of Chapter 23 of the Code of Ordinances Relating to "Stands Within Stoop Lines and Under Elevated Stations," Relating Particularly to East 98th Street, Bor-ough of Brooklyn.

January 4, 1935. I am returning herewith, with my disapproval, Ordinance Int. No. 631, to amend

subdivision "6. Restrictions. a." of section 149 of article 13 of chapter 23 of the Code

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No. 980 (Ord. No. 125) An Ordinance to Amend Subdivision "6. Restrictions. a." of Section 149 of

Article 13 of Chapter 23 of the Code of Ordinances, Relating o "Stands Within Stoop Lines and Under Elevated Railroad Stations," Relating Par-ticularly to Various Sections In the Borough of The Bronx.

Be it Ordained by the Board of Aldermen of The City of New York as follows: Section 1. Subdivision 6 of section 149 of article 13 of chapter 23 of the Code of

Ordinances is hereby amended to read as follows: 6. Restrictions. a. Every stand, other than a stand or booth under the stairs of an elevated railway

station, must be strictly within the stoop lines, and shall not be an obstruction to the full use of the sidewalk by the public. It shall not exceed the space of 10 feet long by 4 feet wide; except that, in the ease of bootblack stands a space not more than 3 feet long and 4 feet wide may be occupied by each chair of the stand. Except that no stand other than newsstands shall be permissible on the south from the northerly side of East 233d street to the southerly side of McLean avenue in Yonkers, and all east from the easterly side of Central avenue to and including the westerly side of Webster avenue, Borough of The Bronx.

Sec. 2. This ordinance shall take effect immediately. Note-New matter in italics. Laid over, ordered printed in the minutes and published in full in the CITY RECORD.


Article 3 of Chapter 24 of the Code of Ordinances by the insertion Therein of a New Section Relating to Restrictions on Westminster, Argyle and Rugby 'Roads Between Avenue H and Foster Avenue, Borough of Brooklyn.

City of New York, Office of the Mayor, January 7, 1935. I return herewith, with my disapproval, Board of Aldermen Ordinance Int. No. 805,

amending article 3 of chapter 24 of the Code of Ordinances by the insertion therein of a new section relating to restrictions on Westminster, Argyle and Rugby roads between Avenue H and Foster avenue, Borough of Brooklyn.

This disapproval is based on the strenuous opposition of the Police Department to any such regulation. Under date of January 5, 1935, Deputy Chief Inspector William A. Coleman, with the approval of Commissioner Lewis J. Valentine, reported on this proposal as follows:

"Relative to resolution prohibiting commercial vehicles from using Westminster, Argyle and Rugby roads between Avenue H and Foster avenue, Borough of Brook-lyn, such restriction is entirely impractical, as Rugby road is the only through thoroughfare passing over the Brighton cut between Coney Island avenue and Ocean avenue, a distance of nine blocks, or, in other words, it would mean that nine blocks would be entirely closed to commercial traffic in that area. Secondly, there is no traffic in any of the three streets named that necessitates a restriction of any kind. This resolution should be strenuously opposed by the Police Department as it is a bad precedent, as we are having experience now from a similar resolution restricting commercial vehicles from Prospect Park West." The Borough President of Brooklyn has also expressed his doubt of the wisdom of

this proposal. Under the circumstances set forth and in view of the fact that serious traffic diffi-

culties might ensue if such restrictions were made, I am compelled to veto the instant resolution. F. LAGUARDIA, Mayor.

No. 805 An Ordinance to Amend Article 3 of Chapter 24 of the Code of Ordinances by

the Insertion Therein of a New Section, Relating to Restrictions on West-minster, Argyle and Rugby Roads Between Avenue Ii and Foster Avenue, Borough of Brooklyn.

Be it Ordained by the Board of Aldermen of The City of New York as follows: Section 1. Article 3 of chapter 24 of the Code of Ordinances is hereby amended

by the insertion of a new section to read as follows : 30d. Westminster, Argyle and Rugby roads between Avenue H and Foster avenue,

Brooklyn; restrictions. No person shall drive an auto truck over Westminster, Argyle and Rugby roads

between Avenue H and Foster avenue, borough of Brooklyn, except as it may be neces-sary to cart or convey supplies to the residences along said roads, or building materials to buildings in course of construction or alteration thereon. Any person violating this provision shall, upon conviction thereof, be punished by a fine of $25 for each offense, or by imprisonment for not exceeding 10 days, or by both such fine and imprisonment.

Sec. 2. The table of section headings of article 3 of chapter 24 of the Code of Ordinances is hereby amended by inserting after the third'line the following:

30d. Westminster, Argyle and Rugby roads between Avenue H and Foster avenue, Brooklyn; restrictions.

Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take effect immediately. Note-New matter in italics. Laid over, ordered printed in the minutes and published in full in the CITY RECORD.


the Code of Ordinances in Relation to the Manufacture, Sale and Possession of Tear Gas, by Adding a New Section to Be Known as Subdivision 3b.


to amend the Code of Ordinances in relation to the manufacture, sale and possession of tear gas, by adding a new subdivision to be known as subdivision 3-b.

I am wholly in favor of the principle of• this ordinance and would certainly approve it were it not for an error in the print before me. In the new section 3-b, the ordinance purports to refer to permits S under the provisions of section 3-b. This is an error. Clearly, what the ordinance means to say is that "applicants for permits under the provisions of section 3-a" shall pay annual fees.

Police Commissioner Lewis J. Valentine is also heartily in favor of this measure and, since this error is merely technical, may I express the hope that your Board will speedily rectify it? F. LAGUARDIA, Mayor.

No. 956 (Ord. No. 119) An Ordinance to Amend the Code of Ordinances in Relation to the Manufacture,

Sale and Possession of Tear Gas. Be it Ordained by the Board of Aldermen of The City of New York as follows: Section 1. An ordinance to amend article 1 of chapter 11 of the Code of Ordinances

by adding a new section to be section 3b. 3b. Fees for permits. Application for permits under the provision of section 3b of

this chapter shall pay annual fees as follows:

of Ordinances relating to "stands within stoop lines and under elevated stations," relating particularly to East 98th street, Borough of Brooklyn.

While I am in favor of removing encumbrances from streets and stoop lines and would ordinarily cheerfully sign an ordinance carrying out this purpose, I feel that the particular subject covered by the present ordinance requires further investigation.

The information that has come to me on a mere casual inquiry) would indicate that there are cross personal interests involved rather than the interest of the public. The ordinance itself does not present the entire picture of the situation. I am informed that no hearing was held on this ordinance. There are so many conflicting reasons given for and against the elimination of the stoop line stands that I feel the matter should be reconsidered by the Board and hearings held. If, after a hearing is held when all sides and all interests concerned are given the opportunity to present their views and objections, as well as approval to a Committee and it is then presented to me with the distinct understanding that once these stoop line stands are removed they will not be reinstated on either side of the street, I would then, in keeping with my policy in removing encumbrances, sign the ordinance. F. LAGUARDIA, Mayor.

No. 631 1

An Ordinance to Amend Subdivision "6. Restrictions. a." of Section 149 of Article 13 of Chapter 23 of the Code of Ordinances, Relating to "Stands Within Stoop Lines and Under Elevated Railroad Stations," Relating Par-ticularly to East 98th Street, Borough of Brooklyn.

Be it Ordained by the Board of Aldermen of The City of New York a.r follows: Section 1. Subdivision 6 of section 149 of article 13 of chapter 23 of the Code of

Ordinances is hereby amended to read as follows : 6. Restrictions. a. Every stand, other than a stand or booth under the stairs

of an elevated railway station, must be strictly within the stoop line, and shall not be an obstruction to the free use of the sidewalk by the public. It shall not exceed the space of 10 feet long by 4 feet wide; except that, in the. case of bootblack stands, a space not more than 3 feet long and 4 feet wide may be occupied by each chair of the stand Except that no stand .other than newsstands be permissible on the easterly and westerly sides of East 98th street between Lenox road and Newport avenue; Barrett street and Grafton street, facing East 98th street between Lenox road and Newport avenue; Newport arvnue between East 98th street and Rockaway parkway on the northerly and southerly sides.

Sec. 2. This ordinance shall take effect immediately. Note-New matter in italics. Laid over, ordered printed in the minutes and published in full in the Ctnt RECORD.

No. 993 Office of the Mayor-Request for Authority to Draw on Account of Contingent

Expenses; Amount, $100. City of New York, Office of the Mayor, January 5, 1935.

To the Honorable the Board of Aldermen, City of New York: Gentlemen-Request is hereby made for the adoption by your honorable Board of a

resolution authorizing the Chief Clerk, Office of the Mayor, to draw on account of minor and incidental expenses in the sum of one hundred dollars ($100), chargeable against Code 47-1935 (Contingencies). Respectfully yours, JOSEPH G. CONLON, Chief Clerk.

In connection with the foregoing, Alderman Stand offered the following resolution, which was made a General Order for the day: Resolution Authorizing the Chief Clerk, Office of the Mayor, to Draw on

Account of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $100. Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying minor expenses contingent upon the

office of the Mayor, the Chief Clerk may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not to exceed one hundred dollars ($100), and may, in like manner, renew the draft as often as may be deemed necessary, to the extent of the appropriation set apart for "Contingencies," Code No. 47-1935, in connection with his office for the year 1935; but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid on the preceding draft shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmitttal of a voucher or vouchers, certified by the Chief Clerk, covering the expenditures made thereon.

The President put the question whether the Board would agree with said resolution. Which was unanimously decided in the affirmative by the following vote: Affirmative*-Aldermen Allen, Bauer, Baum, Bollt, Buhler Cashmore, Cunningham,

Curley, Deutschmann, Deering', Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, 1~'arrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, ' Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Hart, Hartung, Haas', Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.). Johnson (R. J.) Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty; President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM CITY, COUNTY AND BOROUGH OFFICERS

On motion of Alderman Stand, all resolutions for authority to draw on account of contingent expenses, up to and including $500, were made General Orders for the day.

No. 994 Chairman, New York City Housing Authority-Communication Relative to

Resolution Adopted by the Board Regarding Housing. New York City Housing Authority, 10 East 40th Street, New York, November 21,

1934. Hon. BExxnxn S. DEUTSCH President, Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York, N. Y.:

Dear Mr. President-My attention has been called to a resolution passed by the Board of Aldermen, printed in the CITY RECoiw of November 15, 1934, censuring the methods adopted by the New York City Housing Authority and the United States Government in acquiring land in the Williamsburgh area of Brooklyn for low-cost housing.

The New York City Housing Authority, at a meeting held yesterday, decided that it should not allow this resolution to go unanswered. I therefore wish to make the following answer to the various charges contained in the resolution:

1. The Authority takes exception to the term "so-called slum area." If you will refer td the report of the Slum Clearance Committee, forwarded to you, you will find that everything contained therein indicates that this particular area is among the worst in crime, juvenile delinquency, infant mortality, tuberculosis and substandard housing.

The Authority also takes exception to the term "so-called model housing project." We do not call this a model housing project, but merely a low-cost housing project. We hope it may be a model for others, but we do not use that term.

2. It is true that a majority of the property owners did sign options running to the United States Government, but it was not after cheap bargaining methods, dis-tasteful or annoying negotiations. The Authority set up an office in the heart of this particular area, and, I may add, that a vast majority of the owners came in of their own volition and signed options without even solicitation. Those who were solicited and signed options have made no complaints that we know of.

3. It is true that the negotiators for the Authority were asked to return to some of the owners requesting a reduction in the option price. This was due to the fact that the Federal Government felt that the price was too high and the Authority was acting under instructions from the Federal Government.

4. It is untrue that the project has not been started. The Federal Government has exercised over $200,000 worth of options already and is continuing to exercise other options in the whole area. It has definitely approved the 12 blocks. The School Board has approved the erection of a new, up-to-date, modern school in combination with a playground and park, and detailed plans have been submitted to Washington for approval.

5. It is not true that a great majority of tenants have vacated their apartments. It is true that a certain number have left the area, but by no means a majority, but since the Federal Government has indicated its definite intention of going into the 12 blocks, and the boundaries of the 12 blocks have been published, and it is only a matter of time before the Federal Government will take possession, it would seem that the migration out of the area was only natural.

6. It is obvious that anyone owning houses in that area would be very foolish to repaint, repair, or otherwise care for their properties, or spend any money whatsoever on them, in view of the avowed and published 'intention of the Federal Government to acquire the land and demolish the buildings.

I assure you that the New York City Housing Authority has no intention of delaying this project. As a matter of fact, the Authority had obtained 64 per cent. of the area


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by option by the first week in August, and previous to that had pressed the Federal Government for appraisals so that we would be ready for acquiring the property before expiration of the options.

The Federal Government did not begin to appraise the property until sometime in September, with the result that many options expired and had to be renewed.

On behalf of the Authority I want to say that we are prepared and ready to move ahead rapidly on this project and just as soon as the Federal Government acquires the land, we will be prepared with plans for the demolition and erection of the buildings.

Sincerely yours. LANGDON W. POST, Chairman. Filed.

No. 995

President, Board of Aldermen—Appointing Committee of Three Aldermen to Confer with Various Pharmaceutical Societies, Pursuant to a Resolution Adopted by the Board of Aldermen, December 18, 1934.

City of New York, Board of Aldermen, City Hall, January 3, 1935. Clerk of the Board of Aldermen, New York City:

Dear Sir—In accordance with the resolution adopted by the Board of Aldermen on December 18, 1934, I hereby appoint the following committee of three Aldermen, Hon. Saul Fassler, Hon. Louis E. Isnardi, Hon. Walter Farrar, to confer with representatives of various pharmaceutical associations and societies, in an effort to devise a method whereby at least one drug store will remain open all night in each of the several police precincts of the City of New York.

Very truly yours, BERNARD S. DEUTSCH, President, Board of Aldermen.

Unanimously adopted.

No. 996

Director of Administration, Domestic Relations Court—Request for Authority to Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $200.

Domestic Relations Court, City of New York, 137 East 22d Street, December 27, 1934. Hon. MtcHAF, J. CRUISE, Clerk, Board of Aldermen, Municipal Building, New York,

N. Y.: Dear Sir—We respectfully make application for the passage by the Board of

Aldermen of the usual resolution authorizing this Court to draw by requisition upon the Comptroller a sum not exceeding two hundred dollars ($200) for the purpose of meeting minor and incidental expenses contingent to the office of the Domestic Relations Court of The City of New York, Code No. 2922, Supplies.

Yours very truly, ADOLPHUS RAGAN, Director of Administration.

In connection with the foregoing Alderman Stand offered the following resolution, which was made a General Order for the day:

Resolution Authorizing the Domestic Relations Court, City of New York, to Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses.

Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying any minor or incidental expenses contingent to the Domestic Relations Court, City of New York, the Director of Administration may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not exceeding two hundred dollars ($200). The Director of Administration may, in like manner, renew the draft as often as may by him be deemed necessary, to the extent of the appropriation se q apart for the Domestic Relations Court, City of New York, for the year 1935, viz., Code No. 2922, "Office Supplies," but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid upon the preceding draft shall be accounted for to the Comptroller lry the transmittal of a voucher or vouchers, certified by the Director of Administration, covering the expenditure of money paid thereon.

The President put the question whether the Board would agree with said resolution. Which was unanimously decided in the affirmative by the following vote: Affirmative—Aldermen Allen, Bauer, Baum, Bollt, Buhler, Cashmore, Cunningham,

Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty ; President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works ; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

No. 997

Commissioner, Department of Public Markets, Weights and Measures—Request for Authority to Draw on Account of Contin$ent Expenses; Amount, $200.

City of New York, Department of Public Markets, Weights and Measures, Municipal Building, New York, January 3, 1935. Honorable Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York City:

Sirs—I respectfully request the adoption of the following resolution authorizing the Comptroller to advance to the Commissioner of Public Markets, Weights and Measures, the sum of two hundred dollars ($200) out of the Appropriation Code No. 275, Office Supplies, 1935:

Resolved, That for the purpose of defraying minor incidental expenses contingent to the Department of Public Markets, Weights and Measures, particularly the purchase of postage stamps, the Commissioner of Public Markets, Weights and Measures may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not to exceed $200, and may, in like manner, renew the draft as often as he may deem necessary from the appropriation set apart for Office Supplies, Code 275, in the Budget for 1935, but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid from the preceding draft shall be accounted for to the Comptroller covering the expenditures of the moneys made thereon.

Very truly yours, W. F. MORGAN, Jr., Commissioner. Made General Order for the day. The President put the question whether the Board would agree with said resolution. Which was unanimously decided in the affirmative by the following vote: Affirmative—Aldermen Allen, Bauer, Baum, Bollt, Buhler, Cashmore, Cunningham,

Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty; President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

No. 998

Commissioner of Hospitals—Request for Authority to Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $1,610.

City of New York, Department of Hospitals, Municipal Building, 10th Floor, December 21, 1934.

To the Honorable the Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York City: Gentlemen—Inasmuch as an authorization is necessary to permit this Department

to establish a petty cash fund to defray minor and incidental expenses incurred by the Department during the year of 1935, particularly in the purchase of postage and transportation on account of paupers, it is requested that you adopt the following resolution:

Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying minor and incidental expenses con-tingent to the Department of Hospitals, the Commissioner of that Department may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller to the extent of one thousand six hundred and ten dollars ($1,610), and may, in like manner, renew the draft as often as may be deemed necessary, but only to the extent of the appropriations set apart for such purposes in the Budget ; but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid upon the preceding draft shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmittal of a voucher or vouchers, certified by the Commissioner of Hospitals, covering the expenditure of money paid thereon. Very truly yours, S. S. GOLDWATER, M. D., Commissioner.

Referred to Committee on Finance.

No. 999 Commissioner of Hospitals—Request for Authority to Draw on Account of

Contingent Expenses; Amount, $5,000. City of New York, Department of Hospitals, Municipal Building, 10th Floor,

December 21, 1934. To the Honorable the Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York City:

Gentlemen—Inasmuch as an authorization is necessary to permit this Department to establish a petty cash fund to defray expenses incurred in securing blood for the indigent sick confined to the hospitals under the jurisdiction of this Department, it is requested that you adopt the following resolution for the year of 1935:

Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying expenses incurred in securing blood for the indigent sick confined to the hospitals under the jurisdiction of the Department of Hospitals, the Commissioner of that Department may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller to the extent of five thousand dollars ($5,000), and may, in like manner, renew the draft as often as may be deemed necessary, but only to the extent of the appropriation set apart for such purpose in the Budget; but no such renewal shall be made tmtil the money paid upon the preceding draft shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmittal of a voucher or vouchers, certified by the Commissioner of Hospitals, covering the expenditure of money paid thereon.

Very truly yours, S. S. GOLDWATER, M. D., Commissioner. Referred to Committee on Finance,

No. 1000 Chief Clerk, Court of Special Sessions—Request for Authority to Draw on

Account of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $200. Court of Special Sessions, Chief Clerk's Office, 32 Franklin Street, New York

City, December 21, 1934. Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York City:

Dear Sirs—We respectfully request that the usual resolution be passed by your Board for the year 1935 authorizing the Chief Clerk of the Court of Special Sessions to draw on account of contingent expenses, the sum of $200, against Code 2905 of 1935, Office Supplies, Court of Special Sessions.

Respectfully, J. H. McSHANE, Acting Chief Clerk.

In connection with the foregoing, Alderman Stand offered the following resolution, which was made a General Order for the day: Resolution Authorizing the Chief Clerk, Court of Special Sessions, to Draw on

Account of Contingent Expenses. Resolved, That, for the purpose of meeting minor and incidental expenses con-

tingent to the office of the Court of Special Sessions of The City of New York, the Chief Clerk of said Court may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not exceeding $200, and may in like manner renew the draft as often as he may deem necessary to the extent of the appropriation set apart in the Budget for 1935, entitled "Code No. 2905, Office Supplies"; but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid upon the preceding draft shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the trans-mittal of a voucher or vouchers, certified by the said Chief Clerk, covering the expendi-ture of the money paid thereon.



No. 1001 Commissioner, Department of Parks—Request for Authority to Draw on Account

of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $250. The City of New York, Department of Parks, Arsenal, Central Park, Decem-

ber 17, 1934. Hon, BERNARD S. DEUTSCH, President, Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York City:

Dear Sir—Request is hereby made that you present to your honorable Board the following resolution authorizing the Comptroller to advance to the Commissioner of Parks the sum of $250 out of the appropriation Code 1202, Office Supplies, account of 1935, which I trust will meet with your approval:

Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying minor incidental expenses contingent to the Park Department, particularly the purchase of postage, the Commissioner of Parks may by requisition draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not to exceed two hundred and fifty dollars ($250), and may, in like manner, renew the draft as often as he may deem necessary from the appropriation set apart from "Office Supplies" in the Budget for 1935, but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid from the preceding draft shall be accounted to the Comptroller by the transmittal of a voucher or vouchers, certified by the Commissioner, covering the expenditure of the money made thereon.

Very truly yours, R. MOSES, Commissioner. Made General Order for the day. The President put the question whether the Board would agree with said resolution. Which was unanimously decided in the affirmative by the following vote: Affirmative—Aldermen Allen, Bauer, Baum, Bollt, Buhler, Cashmore, Cunningham,

Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty; President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Lyons, by Harry A Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

No. 1002 Commissioner, Department of Public Welfare—Request for Authority to Draw on

Account of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $2,500. City of New York, Department of Public Welfare, 902 Broadway, New York City,

December 12, 1934. The Honorable Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York:

Gentlemen—Inasmuch as an authorization is necessary to permit this Department to establish a petty cash fund to defray minor and incidental expenses incurred by the Department during 1935, particularly in the purchase of postage, it is requested that you adopt the following resolution:

Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying minor and incidental expenses con-tingent to the Department of Public Welfare, the Commissioner of that Department may, by requisitions, draw upon the Comptroller to the extent of two thousand five hundred dollars ($2,500), and may, in like manner, renew the draft as often as may be deemed necessary, but only to the extent of the appropriations set apart for such purposes in the Budget ; but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid upon the pre-ceding draft shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmittal of a voucher, or vouchers, certified by the Commissioner of Public Welfare, covering the expenditure of money paid thereon,

Your favorable consideration will be deeply appreciated. Very truly yours, WILLIAM HODSON, Commissioner. Referred to Committee on Finance.

No. 1003 Court of General Sessions, Chief Probation Officer—Request for Authority to

Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $200. Court of General Sessions, Probation Department, New. York, December 19, 1934.

To the Honorable Board of Aldermen of The City of New York, New York City: Gentlemen—In the proper administration of the office of the Probation Department

of the Court of General Sessions, it frequently becomes necessary to disburse moneys for postage stamps and other expenses contingent to said office, and on January 16, 1934, your Board adopted a resolution, No. 118, authorizing the Chief Probation Officer, by

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requisition, to draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not exceeding $200 as a ready cash fund to meet such expenditures.

In compliance with the request of the Comptroller that a new resolution be obtained each year so as to make the dates of the authorization and the payment more nearly correspond, I therefore respectfully submit the following resolution for approval of your Board, to wit:

Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying the cost of postage stamps and other minor or incidental expenses contingent to the office of the Probation Department of the Court of General Sessions, the Chief Probation Officer may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not exceeding two hundred dollars ($200). The Chief Pro-bation Officer may, in like manner, renew the draft as often as may by him be deemed necessary, to the extent of the appropriation set apart for contingencies of the office of the Probation Department of the Court of General Sessions, but no such renewal shall be made . until the money paid upon the preceding' draft shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the 'transmittal of a voucher or vouchers certified by the Chief Probation Officer covering the expenditures of money paid thereon.

Yours sincerely, IRVING W. HALPERN, Chief Probation Officer, Court of General Sessions.

Made General Order for the day. The President put the question whether the Board would agree with said resolution. Which was unanimously decided in the affirmative by the following vote: Affirmative—Aldermen Allen, Bauer, Baum, Bollt, Buhler, Cashmore, Cunningham,

Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi,Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D, A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.); Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty; President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works ; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

No. 1004 Commissioner, Department of Plant and Structures—Request for Authority to

Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $100. City of New York, Department of Plant and Structures, Municipal Building,

January 3, 1935. To the Honorable the Board of Aldermen. City of New York:

Sirs--It is requested that resolution be adopted by your Board, authorizing the defraying of minor incidental expenses during the year 1935 in the office of the Chief Engineer of Ferries of the Department of Plant and Structures at St. George, Staten Island, to the extent of one hundred dollars ($100).

The purpose for which this contingent fund is desired is to have a small amount of currency on hand to pay for office supplies, carfares and other incidental expenses which must be paid in cash.

This will be drawn from the appropriation entitled "2769, Office Supplies," Depart-ment of Plant and Structures, Budget for 1935.

Yours very truly, F. J. H. KRACKE, Commissioner. In connection with the foregoing, Alderman Stand offered the following resolution,

which was made a General Order for the day: Resolution Authorizing the Commissioner, Department of Plant and Structures,

to Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses. Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying minor incidental expenses in the office

of the Chief Engineer of Ferries at St. George, Staten Island, the Commissioner of Plant and Structures may, by requisitions, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not exceeding one hundred dollars ($100), to be accounted for by vouchers subsequently submitted for approval, and may in like manner renew the draft as often as may be deemed necessary to the extent of the appropriation entitled "2769, Office Supplies." Department of Plant and Structures, Budget for 1935.


Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty; President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Lyons, by Harry A Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

No. 1005 Surrogates' Court, County of New York—Request for Authority to Draw on

Account of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $200. Surrogate's Court of the County of New York, Hall of Records, New York City,

December 5, 1934. To the Honorable the Board of Aldermen, New York City, N. Y.:

Gentlemen--We hereby apply for permission to make requisition upon the Comp-troller for the sum of two hundred dollars ($200) out of our appropriations for the year 1935, to be held by Mr. George Loesch, Special Deputy Clerk of this Court, for the .purpose of paying minor and incidental expenses of this office, such as postage, small repairs, carfare, etc. As heretofore, we would like to have $150 of this amount charged to Supplies, Code 3221-1935, and $50 against Contingencies, Code 3224-1935.

The last resolution of your Board granting such permission was dated January ' 1, 1934.

Respectfully yours, JAMES A. FOLEY, JAMES A. DELEHANTY, Surro-gates.

In connection with the foregoing, Alderman Stand offered the following resolution, which was made a General Order for the day: Resolution Authorizing the Deputy Clerk, Surrogates' Court, County of New

York, to Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses. Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying minor and incidental expenses con-

tingent to the office of the Surrogates' Court, County of New York, the Clerk of the said Surrogates' Court may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for the sum of $200, and may, in like manner, renew the draft as often as may be deemed necessary to the extent of the appropriation set apart for their office during the year 1935, entitled "Code No. 3221, Supplies," and "Code No. 3224, Contingencies" ($150 from Code No. 3221 and $50 from Code No. 3224) ; but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid upon the preceding draft on the funds of his office shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmittal of a voucher or vouchers, certified by the Clerk of the Surrogates' Court, County of New York, covering the expenditures of the money paid thereon.


Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty; President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works ; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

No. 1006 Commissioner, Department of Plant and Structures—Request for Authority to

Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $300.

City of New York, Department of Plant and Structures, Municipal Building, January 3, 1935. To the Honorable the Board of Aldermen, City of New York:

Sirs—It is requested that resolution be adopted by your Board, authorizing the defraying of minor incidental expenses during the year 1935 in the main office of the Department of Plant and Structures to the extent of three hundred dollars ($300).

The purpose for which this contingent fund is desired is to have a small amount of currency on hand to pay for postage stamps, carfares and other incidental expenses which must be paid in cash.

This will be drawn from the appropriation entitled "2769, Office Supplies," Depart-ment of Plant and Structures' budget for 1935.

Yours very truly, F. J. H. KRACKE, Commissioner.

In connection with the foregoing, Alderman Stand offered the following resolution, which was made a General Order for the day: Resolution Authorizing the Commissioner of Plant and Structures to Draw on

Account of Contingent Expenses (Main Office). Resolved, That for the purpose of defraying minor incidental expenses, t'he Com-

missioner of Plant and Structures, may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not exceeding three hundred dollars ($300), to be accounted for by vouchers sub-sequently submitted for approval, and may in like manner renew the draft as often as may be deemed necessary to the extent of the appropriation entitled "2769, Office Sup-plies," Department of Plant and Structures' budget for 1935.


Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty ; President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

No. 1007 Surrogate, County of Queens—Request for Authority to Draw on Account of

Contingent Expenses; Amount, $125. Office of the Surrogate, Queens County, N. Y., Jamaica, N. Y., December 14,

1934. Hon. BERNARD S. DEUTSCH, President of the Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York,

N. Y.: Dear Sir—For the purpose of defraying minor and incidental expenses of the office of

the Surrogate, County of Queens, request is hereby made for permission to draw upon the Comptroller by requisition, as occasion may require, for a sum not exceeding one hundred twenty-five dollars ($125), chargeable to the appropriation for office supplies, etc., 1934, to be used by the Clerk of this court.

The renewal of the draft to be made as often as may be necessary, with the pro-vision that the money paid on the preceding draft shall be accounted for to the Comp-troller by the transmittal of all vouchers properly certified to cover the expenditure of moneys paid thereon.

Very truly yours, JOHN THEOFEL, Clerk of the Surrogate's Court, Queens County.

In connection with the foregoing, Alderman Stand offered the following resolution, which was made a General Order for the day: Resolution Authorizing the Surrogate of Queens County to Draw on Account of

Contingent Expenses. Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying minor incidental expenses contingent

to the office of Surrogate of Queens County, the Surrogate may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not to exceed $125, and may, in like manner, renew the drafts as often as may be deemed necessary to the extent of the appropriation for office supplies, etc., set aside in the Budget for 1935 for the Surrogate of Queens County; but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid upon the preceding draft shall have been accounted foe to the Comptroller by the transmittal of a voucher or vouchers, certified by the Surrogate of Queens County, covering the expenditure of the money paid thereon.


Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J,), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty; President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samherg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

No. 1008 President, Borough of Richmond—Request for Authority to Draw on Account

of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $250. The City of New York, Office of the President of the Borough of Richmond, Borough

Hall, Staten Island, December 6, 1934. Honorable Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York City, N. Y.:

Gentlemen—For the purpose of defraying minor and incidental expenses for this office, including postage stamps, request is hereby made for permission to draw upon the Comptroller by requisition as occasion may require for a sum not to exceed two hundred and fifty dollars ($250) chargeable to Budget appropriation entitled Office Supplies, 'Code 776-1935, and Contingencies, Code 795-1935. The renewal of the draft is to be made as often as may be necessary with the provision that the money paid on preceding draft shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmittal of a voucher covering the expenditure of the money paid thereon.

Respectfully yours, JOSEPH A. PALMA, President, Borough of Richmond.

In connection with the foregoing, Alderman Stand offered the following resolution, which was made a General Order for the day:

Resolution Authorizing the President, Borough of Richmond, to Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses.

Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying minor or incidental expenses con-tingent to the Office of the President, Borough of Richmond, the said President may, by requisition draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not exceeding two hundred and fifty dollars ($250), and may in like manner, renew the draft as often as he may deem necessary, to the extent of the appropriation set apart for the Office of the said President during the year 1935, viz., Code 776, "Office Supplies," and "Contingencies," Code 795, but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid upon the preceding drafts shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmittal of a voucher or vouchers certified by the President of the Borough of Richmond, covering the expenditure of thq money paid thereon.


Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty; President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58,

No. 1009 Supervisor, Board of City Record—Request for Authority to Draw on Account

of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $150. City of New York, Board of City Record, Office of the Supervisor, 22d Floor,

Municipal Building, December 14, 1934. Hon. BERMmw S. DEUTSCH, President of the Board of Aldermen, City Hall, Manhattan:

Dear Sir—I respectfully request that you submit the following resolution to the Board of Aldermen for adoption to enable the Comptroller to advance money on requisi-


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tions drawn by the Supervisor to pay the contingent expenses, postage, etc., of the office of the Board of City Record during 1935:

Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying minor incidental expenses contingent to the offices of the Board of City Record, the Supervisor of the City Record may, by a requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not exceeding one hundred and fifty dollars ($150) and that the Supervisor may in like manner renew the draft as often as he may deem necessary, to the extent of the appropriation set apart for contingencies and supplies of the City Record offices, but no such renewal shall be made . until the money paid upon the preceding draft shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmittal of a voucher, or vouchers, certified by the Supervisor of the City Record covering the expenditures of money paid thereon.

Very truly yours, STEPHEN G. KELLEY, Supervisor of City Record. Made General Order for the day. The President put the question whether the Board would agree with said resolution. Which was unanimously decided in the affirmative by the following vote: Affirmative-Aldermen Allen, Bauer, Baum, Bgllt, Bubler, Cashmore, Cunningham,

Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leona'd, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J,), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty: President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works ; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works ; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

No. 1010 Board of Elections-Request for Authority to Draw on Account of Contingent

Expenses; Amount, $1,000. Board of Elections in the City of New York, General Office, Municipal Building,

Chambers and Centre Streets, Manhattan, New York, December 13, 1934. To the Board of Aldermen of The City of New York, City Hall, New York City:

Gentlemen-The Board of Elections in this City is from time to time called upon to make cash payments for automobile hire, express and cartage charges, carfares, postage stamps, subpoena fees, etc. For the purpose of meeting such expenditures, the Board of Elections therefore requests the Board of Aldermen to adopt the following resolution, which is in the usual form.

Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying minor incidental expenses contingent to the office of the Board of Elections during the year 1935, the President or Secretary of said Board may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not to exceed one thousand dollars ($1,000), and the said President or Secretary may in like manner renew the draft as often as maybe deemed necessary to the extent of the appropriation set apart for the Board of Elections in the Budget for the year 1935, entitled "Code No. 185, Contingencies," but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid upon the preceding draft shall have been accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmittal of a voucher or vouchers, certified by said President or Secretary, covering the expenditure of the money paid thereon. Yours very truly, S. HOWARD COHEN, President.

Referred to Committee on Finance.

No. 1011

Commissioner of Jurors, County of the Bronx-Request for Authority to Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $100.

Commissioner of Jurors, County of Bronx, Bronx County Building, 851 Grand Concourse, New York City, December 14, 1934. Hon. BERNARD S. DEUTSCH, President, Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York City:

Sir-Request is hereby made for permission to draw by requisition upon the Comp-troller of The City of New York, for the amount of one hundred dollars ($100), Code 3281-1935, Supplies, to establish a postage fund in the office of the Commissioner of Jurors, Bronx County. Very respectfully,

JOHN A. PACHLER, Commissioner of Jurors for the County of Bronx.


Resolution Authorizing the Commissioner of Jurors, Bronx County, to Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses.

Resolved, That, in order to defray any minor incidental expenses contingent to the office of the Commissioner of Jurors, County of Bronx, the said Commissioner may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller to an amount not to exceed one hundred dollars ($100), to the extent of the appropriation set apart under Code No. 3281, "Office Supplies," Budget for 1935; the said Commissioner may, in like manner, renew the draft as often as he may deem necessary, but only to the extent of the appropriation herein indicated; no such renewal shall be made until the money paid upon the preceding draft shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmittal of a voucher or vouchers, certified by said Commissioner, covering all expenditures of money paid thereon.

The President put the question whether the Board would agree with said resolution. Which was unanimously decided in the affirmative by the following vote: Affirmative-Aldermen Allen, Bauer, Baum, Boilt, Buhler. Cashmore, Cunningham,

Curley, Deutschmann, Deering. Dempsey. DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher. Goldrich, Gross, ff-Iaas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. T.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J, J.), Molen. Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino. Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito. Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty' President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public W :)rks : President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

No. 1012

Commissioner, Department of Licenses-Request for Authority to Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $150.

City of New York, Department of Licenses, 6 Reade Street, December 10, 1934.

Honorable Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York: Gentlemen-I hereby respectfully request the renewal of a resolution authorizing

the Comptroller to advance sums not to exceed one hundred fifty dollars ($150) for defraying the expenses of employees while doing investigation work in this Department and chargeable to Code 259-1935, Contingencies.

Respectfully, PAUL MOSS, Commissioner of Licenses.


Resolution Authorizing the Commissioner of Licenses to Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses.

Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying minor and incidental expenses con-tingent to the office of Commissioner of Licenses, the said Commissioner may, by requi-sition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not exceeding one hundred fifty dollars ($150), and may, in like manner, renew the draft as often as may be deemed necessary to the extent of the appropriation set aside for Contingencies, Code No. 259, in his office during the year 1935, but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid on the preceding draft shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmittal of a voucher or vouchers certified by the Commissioner of Licenses, covering the expenditure of the money paid thereon.

The President put the question whether the Board would agree with said resolution. Which was unanimously decided in the affirmative by the following vote: Affirmative-Aldermen Allen, Bauer, Baum, Bollt, Buhler. Cashmore, Cunningham,

Curley. Deutschmann. Deering. Dempsey. DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi. Jacobs, Tohnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), bfolen. Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino. Reich, Ruvolo. Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkev, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty: President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works ; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works ; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

No. 1013

President, Borough of Manhattan-Request for Authority to Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $1,000.

The City of New York, Office of the President of the Borough of 'Manhattan, Municipal Building, December 12, 1934. Honorable Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York City:

Dear Sirs-For the purpose of dafraying minor and incidental expenses of this Department for the year 1935, I respectfully request that the following resolutions for the office of the Commissioner of Public Works and the Commissioner of Buildings be introduced for consideration of your honorable Board.

Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying minor incidental expenses contingent to the Office of the President of the Borough of Manhattan, he may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller, for a sum not to exceed five hundred dollars ($500), and may in like manner renew the draft as often as may be deemed necessary, to the extent of the appropriation set apart for Office Supplies and Contingencies, 1935; but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid upon the preceding draft shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmittal of a voucher or vouchers, certified to by the President of the Borough of Manhattan, covering the expenditures of moneys paid thereon.

Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying minor incidental expenses of the office of the Commissioner of Buildings, Department of the President of the Borough of Manhattan, the Commissioner of Buildings for the Borough of Manhattan, may by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not exceeding five hundred dollars ($500), and may in like manner renew the draft as often as may be deemed necessary, to the extent of the appropriations set apart for Office Supplies and Contingencies, General, in his office during the year 1935, but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid upon the preceding draft shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmittal of a voucher or vouchers, certified by the Commissioner of Buildings of the Borough of Manhattan, covering the expenditure of the moneys paid thereon.

Very truly yours, SAMUEL LEVY, President, Borough of Manhattan. Referred to Committee on Finance,

No. 1014

Commissioner, Department of Licenses-Request for Authority to Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $300.

City of New York, Department of Licenses; 6 Reade Street, December 10, 1934. Honorable Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York City:

Gentlemen-I hereby respectfully request the adoption of a resolution authorizing the Comptroller to advance sums not to exceed three hundred dollars ($300) for defraying postage expenses contingent to this Department and chargeable to Code 253-1935, Office Supplies. Respectfully, PAUL MOSS, Commissioner of Licenses.

In connection with the foregoing, Alderman Stand offered the following resolution which was made a General Order for the day:

Resolution Authorizing the Commissioner, Department of Licenses, to Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses.

Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying the expenses for the postage of mail matter of the Department of Licenses, the Commissioner of Licenses may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not exceeding $300 at any one time; the Corn-missioner may, in like manner, renew the draft as often as may be deemed necessary, within the appropriation Code No. 253, Office Supplies, Budget for 1935, but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid upon the preceding draft has been accounted for to the Comptroller by the submission of certified vouchers showing the expenditures of the money paid thereon.

The President put the question whether the Board would agree with said resolution. Which was unanimously decided in the affirmative by the following vote: Affirmative-Aldermen Allen, Bauer, Baum, Bollt, Buhler, Cashmore, Cunningham,

Curley, Deutschmann. Deering. Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford. Weber, Whitty: President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G, Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works ; Preiident Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works, 58.

No. 1015

Board of Standards and Appeals-Request for Authority to Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $100.

City of New York, Board of Standards and Appeals, Municipal Building, Manhattan, December 6, 1934. Hon. BERNARD S. DEUTSCH, President, Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York City:

Dear Sir-Inasmuch as an authorization is necessary to release from time to time to the Board of Standards and Appeals a sum of money not in excess of one hundred dollars ($100), to defray the minor incidental expenses incurred by the Board during the year 1935, particularly in the purchase of postage for the mailing of its weekly Bulletin, we, therefore, hereby request you to place before the Board of Aldermen for re-enactment and to apply to the Budget of 1935 the resolution which was unanimously adopted by that Board on January 1, 1934, and approved by the Mayor on January 9, 1934. a copy of which is herewith attached.

Respectfully submitted, HARRIS H. MURDOCK, Chairman. In connection with the foregoing, Alderman Stand offered the following resolution,

which was made a General Order for the day:

Resolution Authorizing the Board of Standards and Appeals to Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses.

Resolved, That for the purpose of defraying minor incidental expenses contingent to the Board of Standards and Appeals, particularly the purchase of postage for the mailing of the Bulletin of the Board of Standards and Appeals, the Chairman of said Board may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not to exceed one hundred dollars ($100), and may, in like manner, renew the draft as often as he may deem necessary from the appropriation set apart for Supplies, Code No. 1776, in the Budget for 1935, but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid upon the preceding draft shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmittal of a voucher or vouchers, certified by the Chairman, covering the expenditure of the money paid thereon.

The President put the question whether the Board would agree with said resolution. Which was unanimously decided in the affirmative by the following vote: Affirmative-Aldermen Allen, Bauer, Baum, Bollt, Buhler, Cashmore, Cunningham,

Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty : President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58,

No. 1016 District Attorney, County of New York-Request for Authority to Draw on

Account of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $2,000. County of New York, District Attorney's Office, 137 Centre Street, New York,

December 5, 1934. To the Honorable Board of "Aldermen, City of Neu1 Fork:

Gentlemen-In order to assist this Department in conduct of official business, it is respectfully requested that resolution, as per the attached draft, which is adopted each year, be presented at the proper time, in order that the Districts Attorney may obtain possession of his petty cash advance of $2,000 on account of contingent expenses for the coming year as early in the month of January as is possible.

Yours very truly, WILLIAM COPELAND DODGE, District Attorney. Referred to Committee on Finance.

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No. 1017 Commissioner, Department of Purchase—Request for Authority to Draw on

Account of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $1,000. City of New York, Department of Purchase, Municipal Building, New York, Decem-

ber 8, 1934. Hon. BERNARD S. DEUTSCH, President, Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York, N. Y.:

Dear Sir—Attached hereto is a resolution authorizing the defraying of minor inci-dental expenses in the Department of Purchase to the extent of one thousand dollars ($1,000) for adoption by your honorable body.

The purpose of this contingent fund is to cover incidental expenses, such as postage stamps, carfare, etc.

The appropriation accounts affected by this resolution and the expenditures under it will be Code 2993, "Supplies," Code 2995, "Equipment," Code 2999, "Contingencies," for the year 1935. Very truly yours, RUSSELL FORBES, Commissioner.

Referred to Committee on Finance. No. 1018

President, Borough of Brooklyn—Request for Authority to Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $500.

The City of New York, Office of the President of the Borough of Brooklyn, Decem-ber 6, 1934. Hon, BERNARD S. DEUTSCH, President, Board of Aldermen, City Hall, Manhattan:

Dear Sir—I forward herewith a resolution authorizing the issuance of a warrant for five hundred dollars ($50)) to the President of the Borough of Brooklyn and chargeable against the appropriation known as Code No. 577, Office Supplies, for the year 1935, and would thank you to have this resolution placed before the Board of Aldermen for their consideration and adoption.

Yours very truly, RAYMOND V. INGERSOLL, President.

In connection with the foregoing, Alderman Stand offered the following resolution which was made a General Order for the day: Resolution Authorizing the President, Borough of Brooklyn, to Draw on

Account of Contingent Expenses. Resolved, That, for the purpose of purchasing postage stamps, postal cards and

stamped envelopes for the department under his jurisdiction, the President of the Borough of Brooklyn may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for the sum not to exceed five hundred dollars ($500), and may, in like manner, renew the draft as often as may be necessary to the extent of the appropriation set apart for Code 577, Supplies, Office Supplies, in his office during the year 1935; but no such renewal' shall be made until the money paid on the preceding draft shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmittal of voucher, or vouchers, certified by the President of the Borough of Brooklyn covering the expenditure of the money thereon.

The President put the question whether the Board would agree with said resolution. Which was unanimously decided in the affirmative by the following vote: Affirmative—Aldermen Allen, Bauer, Baum, Bollt, Buhler. Cashmore, Cunningham,

Curley. Deutschmann. Deering. Dempsey. DiPirro, Donovan,' Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher. Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino. Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito. Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.). Twyford. Weber, Whitty: President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works ; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

No. 1019 President, Borough of Brooklyn—Request for Authority to Draw on Account of

Contingent Expenses; Amount, $300. The City of New York, Office of the President of the Borough of Brooklyn,

December 6, 1934. Hon. BERNARD S. DEUTSCH, President, Board of Aldermen, City Hall, Manhattan:

Dear Sir—I forward to you herewith a resolution authorizing the issuance of a warrant for three hundred dollars ($300), to the President of the Borough of Brooklyn, and chargeable against the appropriation known as contingencies for the year 1935, and would thank you to have thi resolution placed before the Board of Aldermen for their consideration and adoption.

Yours very truly, RAYMOND V. INGERSOLL, President.

In connection with the foregoing, Alderman Stand offered the following resolution which was made a General Order for the day: Resolution Authorizing the President, Borough of Brooklyn, to Draw on Account

of Contingent Expenses. Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying minor and incidental expenses contingent

to the Office of the President of the Borough of Brooklyn, he may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not to exceed three hundred dollars ($300), and may, in like manner, renew the draft as often as may be deemed necessary to the extent of the appropriation set apart for Code 598, Contingencies, in his office during the year 1935; but no such renewal shall he made until the money raid on preceding draft shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmittal of a voucher, or vouchers, certified by the President of the Borough of Brooklyn, covering the expenditure of the money paid thereon.

The President put the question whether the Board would agree with said resolution. Which was unanimously decided in the affirmative by the following vote: Affirmative—Aldermen Allen. Bauer, Raum, Bollt. Buhler. Cashmere. Cunningham,

Curley. Deutschmann. Deering. Dempsey. DiPirrn, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold. Flood, Gallagher. Gnldrich, Gross. Haas, Hart, Hartune. Tsnardi. Tacobs, Tohnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. T.), Kinslev, Klein. Lantrv. Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinlev. Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (T. J.l. Molen. Morris, Moses. Nuaent, O'Reilly. Ott. Pellerrinn. Reich, Ruvolo. Sangenitn. Schwab, Sharkev. Stand. Sullivan (E. J.). S',llivan (T. W.), Tweford, Weber, Whitty- Presh nt Tnversnll, by Tesnnette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works: President Lyons. by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works : President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

No. 1020 Commissioner, Department of Water Sunoly, Gsg and Electricity—Request for

Authority to Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses: Amount, $10,000. City of New York, Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity, Office of the

Commissioner, Municipal Building, New York, December 5, 1934. Hon. BERNARD S. DEUSTCH, President, Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York, N. Y.:

Dear Sir—In order to purchase postage stamps during the year 1935 it is necessary to secure from the Board of Aldermen a resolution authorizing the Comptroller to advance to the Commissioner of Water Supnlv, Gas and F.lectricrty from time to time a snecified sum to he used for this purpose. The sum of $10,000 has been allowed in next year's Budget for the purchase thereof.

As the Department of Finance requires the approval of the Board of Aldermen. may I request your honorable Board to adoot a resolution authorizing the Comntroller to honor from time to time 01irine the year 1935 requisitions issued by the Commissioner of Water Supply. Gas and Flectricitv in the sum of $1.00 for the purchase of United State; nosta?e stamns, evidence of the receint by the Government of the payment of $1.000 heinrc renuired by the Comptroller before he issues his warrant for the next succeeding instalment of $1,000.

The proposed form of resolutinn is herewith enclosed and I request that it be presented to your honorable Board for rt;nn. •

Very truly yours, MAURICE P. DAVIDSON, Commissioner. Referred to Committee on. Finance.

No. 1021 President, Borough of Oueens—Feauest for Authority to Draw on Account of

Contingent Expenses: Amount. $500. C;tv of New York. Offiie of the President of the Borough of Queens, Long Island

City, Decenib~er 6, 1934. Honorable Board of Aldermen, City of New York:

Gentlemen—T would request that the following resolution be introduced at the first

meeting of the Board next year and that it be made a general order for the day for immediate adoption:

Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying minor expenses, contingent to the Office of the President of the Borough of Queens, he may by requisition draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not exceeding five hundred dollars ($500) and may, in like manner, renew the draft as often as may be deemed necessary to the extent of the appropriation set apart for contingencies in connection with his office for the year 1935, but no such renewal shall be made until money paid on the preceding draft shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmittal of voucher or vouchers, certified by the President of the Borough of Queens, coveriny the expenditures. Very truly yours,

RAYMOND G. POLLARD, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works.

Made General Order for the day. The President put the question whether the Board would agree with said resolution. Which was unanimously decided in the affirmative by the following vote: Affirmative-Aldermen Allen, Bauer, Baum, Bollt, Buhler, Cashmore, Cunningham,

Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, 'Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty; President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

No. 1022 Board of Education—Request for Authority to Draw on Account of Contingent

Expenses; Amount, $11,200. Board of Education, The City of New York, 500 Park Avenue, December 4, 1934.

Hon, BERNARD S. DEUTSCH, President, Board of Aldermen, City of New York: Dear Sir—I transmit herewith a certified copy of a resolution adopted by the Board

of Education on November 28, 1934, requesting the Board of Aldermen to authorize the Comptroller to advance sums, as indicated below from the Special School Fund of the Board of Education, for the purposes indicated, to be accounted for by vouchers to be subsequently submitted for approval:

1. $7,500 to Superintendent of School Supplies for the purchase of postage stamps, etc.

2. $1,500 to the Inspector of Classes for the Blind, for paying the carfares of pupils attending classes for the blind, etc.

3. $1,000 to the Principal of the Elementary and Trade School for the Deaf, Man-hattan, for paying the carfares of pupils attending said school or annexes thereto.

4. $1,000 to the Auditor of the Board of Education, for petty cash expenses. 5. $200 to the Director of Attendance, for petty cash expenses of the Bureau of

Attendance. Yours very truly, JOSEPH MILLER, Jr., Secretary, Board of Education. Referred to Committee on Finance.

No. 1023 Board of Estimate and Apportionment—Resolution Recommending That the

Germain Lumber Company be Released from Liquidated Damages Accrued Under Contract with President, Borough of The Bronx.

City of New York, Board of Estimate and Apportionment, Office of the Secretary, Municipal Building, December 24, 1934.

The Honorable the Board of Aldermen: Gentlemen—I transmit herewith certified copy of resolution adopted by this Board on

December 21, 1934, recommending that the Germain Lumber Company be released from liquidated damages accrued under Contract No. 112412 with the President of the Borough of The Bronx.

A copy of the report of the Comptroller relative thereto is also enclosed. Yours very truly, PEARL BERNSTEIN, Secretary.

Resolved, That the Board of Estimate and Apportionment, pursuant to the provi-sions of section 418 of the Greater New York Charter, hereby unanimously recommends to the Board of Aldermen that Germain Lumber Company be released from $144.28 of a total of $169.28 liquidated damages assessed under Contract No. 112412 with the Presi-dent of the Borough of The Bronx, the City to retain the balance of $25 as nominal damages for breach of the contract, payment to be made from Code 481TS-1933, Presi-dent, Borough of The Bronx, Sewer and Highway Materials, in which the Bureau of Accountancy reports there is a sufficient balance.

A true copy of resolution adopted by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment December 21, 1934. • PEARL BERNSTEIN, Secretary.

November 27, 1934. To the Board of Estimate and Apportionment:

Gentlemen—On June 19, 1934, Germain Lumber Company filed a petition (Cal. No. 161) with your Board for remission of $169.28 liquidated damages assessed under Contract No. 112412 with the President of the Borough of The Bronx for furnishing and delivering yellow pine lumber. On June 22, 1934, the matter was referred to the Comptroller for report.

Most of the deliveries were made within the contract period ending December 31, 1933, but owing to delay of the mill in Florida which was damaged by the hurricane of July 30, 1933, final deliveries were delayed and not completed until thirteen (13) days after the contract time. Liquidated damages amounting to $169.28 were imposed.

The evidence shows the contractor made diligent effort to make deliveries despite unforeseen difficulties. The President of the Borough of The Bronx reports that 96.6 per cent. of the lumber was delivered within the contract period and that the City suffered no loss or inconvenience through the delay. The lumber was used for general maintenance work.

On the facts developed I favor adoption of the attached resolution recommending that petitioner be released from $144.28 of a total of $169.28 liquidated damages, the City to retain the balance of $25 as nominal damages. Payment to be made from Fund 481-1933, President, Borough of The Bronx, Sewer and Highway Materials, in which the Bureau of Accountancy reports there is a sufficient balance.

Respectfully, JOSEPH D. McGOLDRICK, Comptroller. Referred to Committee on Finance.

No. 1024 Deputy Chief Clerk, Magistrates' Courts—Request for Authority to Draw on

Account of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $500. City of New York, City Magistrates' Courts, 300 Mulberry Street, New York,

December 26, 1934. Hon. MICHAEL J. CRUISE, Clerk, Board of Aldermen, New York, N. Y.:

Honorable Sir—I herewith submit draft of resolution authorizing me to draw on the Comptroller for money expended at this office for postage stamps and other minor incidental expenses contingent to the office of the City Magistrates' Courts.

Resolved, That for the purpose of defraying incidental expenses for postage stamps and other minor incidental expenses contingent to the office of the City Magistrates' Courts, the Deputy Chief Clerk of said City Magistrates' Courts may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not exceeping $500, and may, in like manner, renew draft as often as may be deemed necessary to the extent of the appropriation set apart for office supplies (Code 2933-1935) in said office in the Budget for 1935, but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid upon the pending draft shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmittal of voucher or vouchers certified by the Chief City Magistrate covering the expenditure of the money paid thereon.

The money asked for is required for actual necessary disbursements of postage stamps and other petty expenses.

Yours respectfully JAY FINN, Deputy Chief Clerk. Made General Order for the day. The President put the question whether the Board would agree with said resolution. Which was unanimously decided in the affirmative by the following vote: Affirmative—Aldermen Allen. Bauer, Baum, Bollt, Buhler, Cashmore, Cunningham,

Curley, Deutschmann, Deering. Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.),. Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J,),


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Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty; President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

No. 1025 Board of Estimate and Apportionment—Resolution Establishing Roadway and

Sidewalk Widths for West 59th Street from 9th to 10th Avenue, Bor. ough of Manhattan. (For Information Only.)

City of New York, Board of Estimate and Apportionment, Office of the-Secretary, Municipal Building, December 29, 1934. To the Honorable the Board of Aldermen:

Sirs—I transmit herewith, for your information, certified copies of resolutions adopted by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment on December 21, 1934, establishing road-way and sidewalk widths for West 59th street from 9th avenue to 10th avenue, Borough of Manhattan, an(f authorizing the removal of encroachments therefrom.

Respectfully, PEARL BERNSTEIN, Secretary. Resolved, By the Board of Estimate and Apportionment, that the widths of the

roadway and sidewalks on West 59th street from 9th avenue to 10th avenue, Borough of Manhattan, be established as follows:

The roadway shall be centrally located and shall have a width of •thirty-four (34) feet.

The width of the sidewalks on each side of the roadway shall be thirteen (13) feet,

—and be it further Resolved, By the Board of Estimate and Apportionment, that all ordinances, permits

or licenses heretofore adopted or granted by The City of New York, or by any body or officer thereof, which permit or license, or which purport to permit or license encroach-ments of any nature which interfere with the proper support of the roadway, curb and necessary and proper subsurface structures, be and they are hereby repealed; and be it further

Resolved, By the Board of Estimate and Apportionment, that the President of the Borough of Manhattan be and he hereby is authorized to remove or cause to be removed all said encroachments in accordance with the foregoing resolution.

A true copy of resolution adopted by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment

December 21, 1934. PEARL BERNSTEIN, Secretary. Whereas, The entire width of West 59th street between 9th avenue and 10th avenue,

Borough of Manhattan, is required for public purposes; be it Resolved, By the Board of Estimate and Apportionment, that all ordinances, permits

or licenses heretofore adopted or granted by The City of New York or by any body or officer thereof which permit or license, or which purport to permit or license, encroach-ments of any nature which project beyond the building line of West 59th street between 9th avenue and 10th avenue, Borough of Manhattan, between levels 10 feet above the curb grade and a sufficient depth below said curb to provide for the proper support of the roadway, sidewalk and necessary and proper subsurface structures, be and they hereby are repealed; and be it further

Resolved, By the Board of Estimate and Apportionment, that the President of the Borough of Manhattan, be and he hereby is authorized to remove or cause to be removed all said encroachments or encumbrances in accordance with the foregoing resolution; except in cases, if any, where existing statutes require the maintenance or continuance of fire escapes in their present positions

A true copy of resolution adopted by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment

December 21, 1934. PEARL BERNSTEIN, Secretary. Filed.

No, 1026 President, Borough of The Bronx—Request for Authority to Draw on Account

of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $300. City of New York, President of the Borough of The Bronx, Bronx County

Building, Grand Concourse and East 161st Street, Office of the President, December 31, 1934. Hon. BERNARD S. DEUTSCH, President, Board of Aldermen:

Dear Sir—I am enclosing herewith for action by the Board of Aldermen, a resolu-tion authorizing the President of the Borough of The Bronx to draw upon the Comp-troller for funds to the extent of $300 for the purpose of defraying minor or incidental expenses contingent to this office for the year 1935.

Respectfully, - JAMES J. LYONS, President, Borough of The Bronx. In connection with the foregoing, Alderman Stand offered the following resolution,

which was made a General Order for the day. Resolution Authorizing the President, Borough of The Bronx,. to Draw on

Account of Contingent Expenses. Resolved, That for the purpose of defraying minor or incidental expenses con-

tingent to the Office of the President of the Borough of The Bronx, the said President may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not exceeding three hundred dollars ($300), and may, in like manner, renew the draft as often as he may deem necessary, to the extent of the appropriation set apart for the office of the said President during the year 1935, viz., Code 476, Office Supplies, but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid upon the preceding drafts shall be accounted for to the Comp-troller by the transmittal of a voucher of vouchers certified by the President of the Borough of The Bronx, covering the expenditure of the money paid thereon.

The President out the question whether the Board would agree with said resolution. Which was unanimously decided in the affirmative by the following vote: Affirmative—Aldermen Allen, Bauer, Baum, Bollt, Buhler, Cashmore, Cunningham,

Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty: President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58,

No. 1027 Police Commissioner—Request for Authority to Contract for the Stabling and

Shoeing of Police Department Horses for the Year 1935 in the Open Market, Without Public Letting; Amount, $102,600. Chargeable to Code 1623-1935.

Police Department, City of New York, January 2, 1935. Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York, N. Y.:

Gentlemen—In accordance with the provisions of section 419 of the Greater New York Charter, you are respectfully requested to authorize the Police Commissioner to purchase the necessary stabling and shoeing of Police Department horses for the year 1935, without advertising for competitive bids or proposals.

The estimated cost for this service for the year 1935 will amount to $102,600, and is chargeable to Code 1623-1935, Boarding and Shoeing Horses.

Owing to the necessity of keeping the mounted squad a mobile force at all times, transferring the units to different sections of the City from time to time in cases of emergency, it is impossible to enter into regular contracts with stables for this service, as not set time can be stated, and I am informed that this method has been the usual procedure for many years past.

Very truly yours, LEWIS J. VALENTINE, Police Commissioner. Referred to Committee on Public Letting.

No, 1028 Commissioner of Accounts—Report No. 8912 Concerning Investigation Made

by Him in Accordance with Section 179 of the City Charter.

The Commissioner of Accounts, City of New York, November 14, 1934. Hon. BERNARD S. DEUTSCH, President, Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York, N. Y.:

Dear Mr. Deutsch—I am enclosing report No. 8912 concerning three public officials of Brooklyn, Aaron L. Jacoby, Register of Kings County; Hyman Shorenstein, Commis-sioner of Records of Kings County; Samuel Pearlman, Clerk of the Sixth District Municipal Court of Brooklyn, with a covering letter to the Board of Aldermen which can be printed in the Crry RECORD.

Sincerely yours,

The Commissioner of Accounts, City of New York, November 14, 1934.

Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York, N. Y.: Gentlemen—In accordance with section 119 of the City Charter, I have sent to the

office of the President of the Board of Aldermen report No. 8912 concerning three public officials of Brooklyn, Aaron L. Jacoby, Register of Kings County; Hyman Shorenstein, Commissioner of Records of Kings County; Samuel Pearlman, Clerk of the Sixth District Municipal Court of Brooklyn.

Very truly yours, PAUL BLANSHARD, Commissioner. Filed. (Reports on file in Clerk's office.)

No. 1029 Commissioner, Department of Health—Request for Authority to Draw on

Account of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $13,200. The Commissioner of Health, City of New York, January 4, 1935.

To the Honorable Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York City: Gentlemen—I respectfully request an authorization to draw on account, for the

purpose of defraying minor and incidental expenses contingent to this Department. An enabling resolution adopted for the year 1934 is enclosed. Very truly yours, JOHN L. RICE, M. D., Commissioner. Referred to Committee on Finance.

No. 1030 County Clerk, County of the Bronx—Request for Authority to Draw on Account

of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $750. County Clerk's Office, County of Bronx, County Court House, Bronx, New York

City, January 2, 1935. Hon. BERNARD S. DEUTSCH, President of the Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York,

N. Y.: Dear Sir—For the purpose of defraying minor and incidental expenses contingent

to the office of County Clerk, County of Bronx, I respectfully request your honorable Board to authorize the Comptroller of The City of New York, to advance to me the following sums, and to renew the drafts as often as may be deemed necessary, to the extent of the appropriations set apart for contingencies herein mentioned during the year 1935, but no such renewal to be made until the money paid upon the preceding drafts shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmittal of a voucher or vouchers certified ty the County Clerk, County of Bronx, covering the expenditure of the moneys paid thereon:

From Code No. 3252, Supplies, a sum not to exceed $500 at any one time. From Code No. 3254, Transportation, a sum not to exceed $150 at any one time. From Code No. 3256, Contingencies, a sum not to exceed $100 at any one time. Very respectfully yours, NICHOLAS J. EBERHARD, County Clerk, Bronx

County. Referred to Committee on Finance.

No, 1031 Commissioner, Department of Sanitation—Request to Draw on Account of Con.

tingent Expenses; Amount, $250. City of New York, Department of Sanitation, Main Office, Municipal Building,

Manhattan, January 2, 1935. Hon. BERNARD S. DEUTSCH, President, Board of Aldermen, City of New York:

Sir—For the purpose of defraying minor incidental expenses of this Department, request is hereby made for permission to draw upon the Comptroller by request, as occasion may require, for a sum not exceeding two hundred fifty dollars ($250) at a time, chargeable to the appropriation Code 2352, Office Supplies, 1935, renewal of the draft to be made as often as may be necessary, with the provision that the money paid upon the preceding draft shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmittal of all vouchers properly certified to cover the expenditure of money paid thereon.

Yours very truly, THOMAS W. HAMMOND, Commissioner of Sanitation. In connection with the foregoing, Alderman Stand offered the following resolution,

which was made a General Order for the day: Resolution Authorizing the Commissioner, Department of Sanitation, to Draw

on Account of Contingent Expenses. Resolved, That, for the purpose of meeting minor and incidental expenses con-

tingent to the office of the Commissioner of Sanitation, the Commissioner may, by requi-sition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not exceeding $250, and may in like manner renew the draft as often as he may deem necessary to the extent of the appropriation set apart in the Budget for 1935, entitled "Code No. 2352, Office Supplies"; but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid upon the preceding draft shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmittal of a voucher or vouchers, certified by the said Commissioner, covering the expenditure of the money paid thereon.


Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty; President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond C. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

No. 1032 Secretary, Parole Commission—Request to Draw on Account of Contingent

Expenses; Amount, $100. City of New York, Parole Commission, Municipal Building, New York, January 2,

1935. Hon. BERNARD S. DEUTSCH, President, Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York City:

Dear Sir—f would respectfully request permission to draw upon the Comptroller, by requisition, a sum not exceeding one hundred dollars ($100) and in like manner to renew the draft as often as may be necessary to the extent of the appropriation set apart for the Parole Commission in the 1935 Budget, Code 2721, Supplies; but no renewal shall be made until the money paid upon the preceding draft shall have been accounted for to the Comptroller by voucher, certified by the Chairman of the Commission, covering the expenditure of the money paid thereon.

It is proposed to utilize the money for the purchase of postage stamps and postal cards for the use of the Parole Commission.

Respectfully, THOS. R. MINNICK, Secretary. In connection with the foregoing, Alderman Stand offered the following resolution,

which was made a General Order for the day: Resolution Authorizing the Secretary, Parole Commission, to Draw on Account

of Contingent Expenses. Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying minor incidental, expenses contingent

to the office of the Parole Commission, the Chairman of said Commission may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not to exceed one hundred dollars ($100), and may, in like manner, renew the draft as often as may be deemed necessary to the extent of the appropriation set apart in the Budget for 1935, Code No. 2721, Supplies ; but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid upon the preceding draft shall have been accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmittal of a voucher or vouchers certified by the Chairman of the Commission covering the expenditure of the money paid thereon.

The President put the question whether the Board would agree with said resolution. Which was unanimously decided in the affirmative by the following vote Affirmative—Aldermen Allen, Bauer, Baum, Bollt, Buhler. Cashmore, Cunningham,

Curley, Deutschmann. Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty: President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works : President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58. PAUL BLANSHARD, Commissioner.

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No. 1033 Commissioner, Tenement House Department—Request for Authority to Draw

on Account of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $500. City of New York, Tenement House Department, Manhattan, Municipal Building,

Centre and Chambers Streets, January 2, 1935.

Hon. BERNARD S. DEUTSCH, President, Board of Aldermen, City of New York:

Sir—r respectfully request your honorable Board to authorize the Comptroller to advance to me the sum of five hundred dollars ($500) from the account "Appropriation Supplies" for this Department for the year 1935 for minor incidental expenses, and to renew the sum as often as it may be deemed necessary, but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid upon the preceding draft shall be duly accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmission of a voucher.

Yours very truly, LANGDON W. POST, Commissioner.


Resolution •Authorizing the Commissioner, Tenement House Department, to Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses.

Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying minor incidental expenses contingent to the office of the Tenement House Department, the Commissioner of said Department may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not to exceed five hundred dollars ($500), and he may, in like manner, renew the draft as often as may be neces-sary, to the extent of the appropriation set apart for the Tenement House Department in the Budget for the year 1935, entitled "Appropriation Supplies," but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid upon the preceding draft shall have been accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmittal of a voucher or vouchers, certified by the Commissioner, covering the expenditure of the money paid thereon.


Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A,), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino. Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty; President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works ; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

No. 1034 Secretary, Supreme Court Library, County of Richmond—Request for Authority

to Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $50. Supreme Court Library, County of Richmond, New Brighton, N. Y., January 3,

1935. President, Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York City, N. Y.:

Dear Sir—I respectfully request your honorable Board to authorize the Comptroller to advance me the sum of fifty dollars ($50) from the account in the Budget for 1935, Appropriation Contingencies, Code No. 3732, Office of the Supreme Court Library, County of Richmond, for the purpose of minor and incidental expenses.

Yours respectfully, CHARLES B. DULLEA, Secretary, Board of Trustees, Supreme Court Library, County of Richmond.

In connection with the foregoing, Alderman Stand offered the following resolution, which was mad. a General Order for the day:

Resolution Authorizing the Secretary, Supreme Court Library, County of Richmond, to Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses.

Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying incidental expenses for postage stamps and other incidental expenses applicable to the office of the Supreme Court Library, County of Richmond, the Secretary may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not exceeding fifty dollars ($50), and may in like manner renew the draft as often as may be necessary to the extent of the appropriation set apart to cover such expenses in the Budget for 1935, Code 3732, Office of the Supreme Court Library, County of Richmond, but no such renewal shall be made until the money received on the pending draft shall he accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmitttal of a voucher or vouchers, certified by said Secretary, covering the expenditure of the money paid thereon.

The President put the question whether the Board would agree with said resolution.

Which was unanimously decided in the affirmative by the following vote: Affirmative—Aldermen Allen. Bauer, Baum, Bollt, Buhler. Cashmore, Cunningham,

Curley, Deutschmann. Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein. Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen. Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino. Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J. Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford. Weber, Whitty: President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works : President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

No, 1035 President, Borough of Manhattan — Transmitting Request from the Police

Department Requesting That Arden Street Between Broadway and Sherman Avenue, Borough of Manhattan, Be Designated as a School Street.

The City of New York, Office of The President of the Borough of Manhattan, Municipal Building, January 3, 1935.

Board of Aldermen, City Hall, Manhattan: Dear Sirs—Transmitted herewith is a letter of December 28, 1934, received from

the Police Department, with copy of report from Commanding Officer of Traffic Precinct "E." requesting that Arden street between Broadway and Sherman avenue be designated as a school street and that appropriate signs be erected.

As this matter comes under the jurisdiction of your Board, the papers are for-warded to you for such attention as You may deem necessary.

Very truly yours, SAMUEL LEVY, President, Borough of Manhattan.

Police Department, City of New York, December 28, 1934. Ho%. SAMUEL LEVY, President, Borough of Manhattan, Municipal Building, New York

City: Dear Sir—The Police Commissioner directs me to transmit to you, for such action

as you may deem advisable, copy of report received from the Commanding Officer of Traffic Precinct "E," wherein it is requested that Arden street, between Broadway and Sherman avenue, Borough of Manhattan, be designated as a school street for the reason stated, and that appropriate signs he erected and affixed to electric light poles at locations therein mentioned, Very truly yours,

ARTHUR F. IRWIN, Assistant Secretary to Police Commissioner.

Police Department, City of New York, December 7, 1934. From Commanding O fficer, Traffic Precinct "E," to the Police Commissioner (Through

Official Channels) : Subject—Req. "Borough President, Manhattan, Designate Arden Street, 'Between.

Broadway and Sherman Avenue as a School Street.

1. Mr. W. C. Ryder of the Church of Our Lady, Queen of Martyrs, No. 91 Arden street, has requested that school street regulation be established on Arden street between Broadway and Sherman avenue to afford protection to the children attending their parochial school at No. 73 Arden street, adjoining the church premises.

2. Recommend that the Borough President, Manhattan, be requested to designate Arden street, Broadway to Sherman avenue, as a school street, that appropriate signs be erected and affixed to electric light poles at following locations, indicating said regulation : Northeast corner of Arden street at Broadway, southwest corner of Arden street at Dongan place, southwest corner of Arden street at Sherman avenue.

RALPH MICELLI, Captain. First Endorsement—Office of the 1st District Traffic, to the Commanding Officer,

17th Division, December 14, 1934. The school street regulation recommended above is

necessary to provide protection for the children attending parochial school of Our Lady, Queen of Martyrs. Recommend approval.

MATTHEW J. McGRATH, Deputy Inspector-in-Command. Referred to Committee on Traffic.

No. 1036

County Clerk, Richmond County—Request for Authority to Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $100.

County Clerk's Office, Richmond County, New York, Staten Island, N. Y., Decem-ber 31, 1934. Hon. BERNARD S. DEUTSCH, President, Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York, N. Y.:

Dear Rir—I hereby request your honorable Board to authorize the Comptroller to issue to me, from time to time, a warrant not to exceed the sum of one hundred dollars ($100) to defray the expenses for the postage of mail matters for this office for the year 1935, and the total of these warrants not to exceed the amount of the appropriations set aside for these purposes. Respectfully yours, JAMES L. VAIL, County Clerk.


Resolution Authorizing the County Clerk, Richmond County, to Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses,

Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying the expenses for the postage of mail matter of the County Clerk, Richmond County, the County Clerk may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not exceeding $100 at any one time; the County Clerk may, in like manner, renew the draft as often as may be deemed necessary, within the appropriation of the Budget for 1935, but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid upon the preceding draft has been accounted for to the Comptroller by the submission of certified vouchers showing the expenditures of the money paid thereon.


Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty: President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works ; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

No. 1037 Sheriff, Bronx County—Request for Authority to Draw on Account of Con-

tingent Expenses; Amount, $50. Sheriff's Office, Bronx County, Concourse and East 161st Street, January 3, 1935,

Hon. BERNARD S. DEUTSCH, President, Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York City, N.Y.:

Dear Sir—For the purpose of defraying minor and incidental expenses, postage stamps, etc., of this office, request is hereby made for permission to draw upon the Comptroller by requisition as occasion may require, for a sum not exceeding $50, charge-able to the appropriation Code 3300 for Office Supplies, 1935, to be used by the Sheriff of Bronx County. The renewal of the draft to be made as often as may be necessary with the provision that the money paid upon preceding drafts be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmission of all vouchers properly certified to cover the expendi-tures of money paid thereon.

Respectfully, JOHN J. HANLEY, Sheriff, Bronx County.


Resolution Authorizing the Sheriff, Bronx County, to Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses.

Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying minor expenses contingent to the office of the Sheriff of Bronx County, he may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not to exceed $50, and may, in like manner, renew the draft, as often as may he deemed necessary, to the extent of the appropriation set apart for Contingencies, Code 3300, in connection with his office for the year 1935, but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid on the preceding draft shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmittal of a voucher or vouchers certified by the Sheriff of Bronx County, covering the expenditures.

The President put the question whether the Board would agree with said resolution. Which was unanimously decided in the affirmative by the following vote: Affirmative—Aldermen Allen, Bauer, Baum, Bollt, Buhler. Cashmore, Cunningham,

Curley, Deutschmann. Deering. Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas. Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen. Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott. Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo. Sangenito. Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.l, Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty: President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works : President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

No, 1038 Sheriff, Bronx County—Request for Authority to Draw on Account of Con.

tingent Expenses; Amount, $200. Sheriff's Office, Bronx County, Concourse and East 161st Street, January 3, 1935.

Hon. BERNARD S. DEUTSCH, President, Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York City, N.Y.:

Dear Sir—For the purpose of defraying carfare expenses of this office, request is hereby made for permission to draw upon the Comptroller by requisition, as occasion may require, for a sum not exceeding $200, chargeable to the appropriation Code 3309 for Carfare, 1935, to be used by the Sheriff of Bronx County. The renewal of the draft to be made as often as may be necessary with the provision that the money paid upon the preceding draft be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmission of all vouchers properly certified to cover the expenditures of money paid thereon.

Respectfully, JOHN J. HANLEY, Sheriff, Bronx County.


Resolution Authorizing the Sheriff, Bronx County, to Draw on Account of Con-tingent Expenses.

Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying incidental expenses for postage stamps and other incidental expenses applicable to the office of the Sheriff, Bronx County, he may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not exceeding two hundred dollars ($200), and may in like manner renew the draft as often as may be necessary to the extent of the appropriation set apart to cover such expenses in the Budget for 1935. Code 3309, Carfare, but no such renewal shall be made until the money received on the pending draft shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmittal of voucher or vouchers, certified by the said Sheriff, covering the expenditure of the money paid thereon.


Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty: President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works : President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.


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No. 1039 Commissioner of Correction—Request for Authority to Draw on Account of

Contingent Expenses; Amount, $950.

City of New York, Department of Correction, Municipal Building, December 27, 1934. Hon. BERNARD S. DEUTSCH, President, Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York:

Dear Sir—The Department of Correction respectfully makes application to your honorable Board for permission to draw upon the Comptroller of The City of New York by requisition the following amounts to be used as a contingent fund to defray minor incidental expenses of the Department during the year 1935, with the understanding that same are to be properly accounted for to the Comptroller on certified vouchers before renewing: Code 2658 Office Supplies $250 00 Code 2679 Expressage and Deliveries 50 00 Code 2684 Donations to Discharged Prisoners 500 00 Code 2685 Transportation and Donations to Insane Criminals 100 00 Code SDC2 Manufacturing Industry Fund 50 00

Very truly yours, DAVID MARCUS, First Deputy Commissioner. Referred to Committee on Finance.

No. 1040 Corporation Counsel—Request for Authority to Draw on Account of Contingent

Expenses; Amount, $5,500. City of New York, Law Department, Office of the Corporation Counsel, New York,

January 5, 1935. The Board of Aldermen of The City of New York:

Sirs—At various times since consolidation your honorable Board has adopted resolu-tions authorizing the Corporation Counsel to draw certain moneys on account of contingent expenses. The last of such resolutions was passed on November 1, 1932 (Cal. No. 419).

I respectfully submit for your consideration an amended form of resolution author-izing this Department to draw on the Comptroller for the purpose of defraying any minor or incidental expenses contingent to the Law Department.

The amendments consist of the insertion of the words "two thousand six hundred dollars" in place of the words "three thousand dollars" in the first paragraph.

At paragraph three, the words "four hundred fifty dollars" are changed to read "four hundred dollars."

Respectfully yours, ARTHUR L. MARINO, Acting Corporation Counsel. Referred to Committee on Finance.

No. 1041 Comptroller, Finance Department—Request for an Issue of Special Revenue

Bonds, Amount $500,000, to Provide Funds for Personal Service and Other Than Personal Service in Connection with the Collection and Administration of Various Relief Taxes.

The City of New York, Department of Finance, Comptroller's Office, January 5, 1935. To the Board of Aldermen of The City of New York:

Gentlemen—The enactment of laws by the Municipal Assembly placing upon the Comptroller the duty of the administration and collection of taxes for home and work relief, requires that funds be appropriated in order that the Comptroller may engage the necessary help and provide for the other than personal service requirements. It is estimated at this time that an appropriation of $500,000 will be required.

In determining the number of employees necessary to carry on the work, considera-tion has been taken of the number of employees in the Brooklyn and New York offices of the State Sales Tax Division, as well as the number of employees that have been temporarily been engaged in connection with the business tax and public utility tax in the Finance Department during the year 1934.

There are no funds available in the Budget for the year 1935 from which the salaries and expenses for the administration and collection of these taxes may be paid and it will be necessary that special revenue bonds be issued to provide the necessary funds. Herewith is a resolution, which if adopted by your Board, requests the Board of Esti-mate and Apportionment, pursuant to the provisions of subdivision 8 of section 188 of the Greater New York Charter, to authorize the Comptroller to issue special revenue bonds in the sum of $500,000.

I strongly urge that your Board pass this resolution so that there may be no undue delay in the creation of the organization necessary for the administration and collection of the various taxes for relief purposes.

Respectfully submitted, FRANK J. TAYLOR, Comptroller.

Resolved, That, pursuant to provisions of subdivision 8 of section 188 of the Greater New York Charter, the Board of Estimate and Apportionment be and it is hereby requested to authorize the Comptroller to issue special revenue bonds to the amount of $500,000, the proceeds whereof to be used by the Comptroller of The City of New York for the purpose of paying salaries and other expenses in connection with the administration and collection of the sales tax, business tax, public utility tax, inheritance tax and income tax, and in accordance with schedules approved by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment; all obligations hereunder to be incurred on or before December 31, 1935.

Referred to Committee on Finance. No. 1042

Commissioner, Department of Public Markets, Weights and Measures—Request for Authority to Contract, in the Open Market, Without Public Letting, for Additional Work in Connection with the Bronx Terminal Market; Amount, $16,050.

City of New York, Department of Public Markets, Weights and Measures, Municipal Building, New York, January 3, 1935.

Hon. BERNARD S. DEUTSCH, President, Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York, N. Y.: My dear President—This Department finds it necessary to provide for the following

less important additional expenses, in connection with the Bronx Terminal improvement, so far as has to do with suitably equipping the premises for the restaurant building—items that could not have been foreseen and provided for in the original plans and specifications: Elevator and doors to same, estimated $4,500 00 Extension of refrigerating lines, estimated 2,000 00 Flooring of tile, terazzo and marble work, throughout premises, toilets, etc ,

estimated 5,400 00 Finished plaster, finished cement work, hardware and carpentry, estimated 4,150 00

The above estimates are given by the architects. I submit herewith the bids as given by subcontractors for this work, for your information and comparison, for the purpose of indicating that the City's interest is safeguarded, in permitting the present con-tractors to proceed with this extra work without public letting.

For your information I have to advise that there is another item, not in any sense part of the work under contract, which could not be included with the above, for which this Department will advertise for bids and award the contract to the lowest bidder. The item is for: Heating, estimated $7,600 00

It is highly necessary to go along rapidly with the work involved in the items above, for which special approval is requested, in order to avoid delay and continue with these building operations with the greatest economy and for the best interest of the City. It is hoped that the Board of Aldermen will be able to take action Monday next. An apology of this Department goes with this request by reason of the haste necessitated for action by your honorable Board.

I am sending a copy of this letter to Alderman Stand, Chairman of the Committee on Public Letting.

With every good wish, I am, Yours very sincerely, CARL W. KIMBALL, First Deputy Commissioner. Referred to Committee on Public Letting.

No. 1043 Board of Education—Request for Authority to Expend in the Open Market,

Without Public Letting, for the Year 1935, for Perishable and Necessary Supplies; Amount, $40,000.

Board of Education, Park Avenue and 59th Street, New York, January 4, 1935. Hon. BERNARD S. DEUTSCH, President, Board of Aldermen:

Dear Sir—I transmit herewith a certified copy of a report and resolution adopted

by the Board of Education on December 28, 1934, requesting the Board of Aldermen to grant permission to the Board of Education to expend an amount not exceeding $40,000, without public letting, during the year 1935, for the purchase of perishable and necessary supplies required for school lunches.

Very truly yours, JOSEPH MILLER, Jr., Secretary, Board of Education.

To the Board of Education: We spend approximately $250,000 a year for lunches served to the pupils in our

public schools. During the past year we furnished more than 3,000,000 lunches at a, very low cost. In order to get the lowest prices for the supplies used in connection with the school

lunches, we advertise every six months for all supplies, wherever possible, and the award is made to the lowest bidder on each item.

The Manager of School Lunches reports that there is a scientific menu to be fol-lowed, which requires that fresh fruits and fresh vegetables be furnished daily. As there is considerable fluctuation in the prices of these articles, and they are of a perish-able nature, it is not possible to enter into contracts for them. We have tried, in many instances, to get bids, but were not successful. Our experience has been that by pur-chasing these supplies from day to day we get the best possible prices and, of course, the children get the benefit of such low prices. If it were possible to enter into a contract the prices would be higher and the children would not get as much as they are now receiving for what they pay.

Each year we receive permission from the Board of Aldermen to expend a certain sum of money for the purchase of supplies for school lunches without public letting. For the year 1934 we were granted permission to expend $35,000, which is only 14 per cent. of the amount of money we expend for this activity. Through the kind co-operation of the Board of Aldermen we were enabled to furnish excellent lunches to the children at a very low cost.

In view of the foregoing, I respectfully ask that the Board of Aldermen be requested to grant permission to the Board of Education to expend a sum not exceeding $40,000 for the purchase of perishable and necessary supplies for school lunches, without public letting, during the year 1935, as this course will be for the best interests of the children and the Department. This amount is necessary on account of the increase in prices.

The following resolution is respectfully submitted for adoption: Resolved, That the Board of Aldermen be and it is hereby requested to grant per-

mission to the Board of Education to expend an amount not exceeding $40,000, without public letting, during the year 1935, for the purchase of perishable and necessary supplies required for school lunches.

A true copy of a report and resolution adopted by the Board of Education on December 28, 1934. JOSEPH MILLER, Jr., Secretary, Board of Education.

Referred to Committee on Public Letting. No, 1044

Board of Education—Request for Authority to Contract for the Transportation of Pupils in the Open Market, for the Months of January, February and March, 1935; Amount, $150,000.

Board of Education, The City of New York, 500 Park Avenue, January 4, 1935. Hon. BERNARD S. DEUTSCH, President, Board of Aldermen:

Dear Sir—I transmit herewith a certified copy of a report and resolution approved by the Board of Education on referendum, requesting the Board of Aldermen to grant permission to the Board of Education to expend a sum not exceeding $150,000 for trans-portation of pupils, without public letting, during the months of January, February and March, 1935.

The report referred to sets forth the reason for the request being made at this time for the above-mentioned sum for the purpose specified, and it is urged that the Board of Aldermen take action in the matter at the earliest possible date.

Very truly yours, JOSEPH MILLER, Jr., Secretary, Board of Education.

To the Board of Education: The amount to be expended for the transportation of normal, crippled, deaf, blind

and cardiac children, physically handicapped children attending elementary and high schools, and for conveying children to a dental clinic, during the year 1935, is $340,000.

Bids for conveying these children to and from school were advertised for. The specifications furnished to bidders were prepared after consultation with the

Transit Commission and the Commissioner of Accounts. The contractor for this work for the year 1934 took out an injunction restraining

the Board from receiving, accepting, or opening any bids. Prior to the serving of the legal papers, some bids had been received. They are now locked up in boxes, and because of the few bids received, they will have to be returned to thebidders.

In order that the education of the children might not be interfered with, it was decided after consultation with his Honor the Mayor, to devise ways and means to have the children carried to and from school at as early a date as possible.

Subsequent to the conference, I invited estimates for conveying the children to and from schools, during the months of January, February and March, with the result that reasonable estimates were received for approximately 10,000 of the 12,000 children to be carried; and they are being conveyed at the present time. The estimates received for the other 2,000 children were considered too high, but steps are being taken to take care of them also.

To prevent the possibility of any children being compelled to remain at home, the fol-lowing communication was sent to the Principals of the schools:

"December 29, 1934. . "Principal, Public School No.

"Dear Sir (Madam)—Arrangements are being made at the present time for conveying children to and from school, but because of legal complications, it may be that facilities will not be available at the reopening of schools on January 2, 1935. It is the intention to have conveyances supplied at the earliest possible moment. This information is sent tc you so that you may instruct the children accordingly.

"If any of the normal children can reach school by train or trolley, or other mode of transportation, pending the furnishing of conveyances, and they pay their own carfares, you will please keep a record of those children and the number of days they paid their fares, in order that means may be adopted to refund the amount, through you, at a later period.

"Your co-operation will be appreciated. "Very truly yours, PATRICK JONES, Superintendent of School Supplies. "Approved: HAROLD G. CAMPBELL, Superintendent of Schools."

In view of the foregoing, any children who may not be carried by school bus, will be able to reach their schools by trolley or public bus.

The estimated amount that will be expended for the transportation of pupils for the months of January, February and March, 1935, is $150,000.

The following resolution is respectfully submitted for adoption: Resolved, That the Board of Aldermen be, and it is hereby, requested to grant

permission to the Board of Education to expend a sum not exceeding $150,000 for the transportation of pupils, without public letting, during the months of January, February and March, 1935.

A true copy of a report and resolution approved by the Board of Education on Referred to Committee on Public Letting.

referendum. JOSEPH MILLER, Jr., Secretary, Board of Education. No. 1045

Commissioner, Department of Public Markets, Weights and Measures—Trans-mitting for Approval • Rules and Regulations Relative to the Sale and Delivery of Coal.

The Commissioner, Department of Public Markets, Weights and Measures, City of New York, January 4, 1935. Hon. BERNARD S. DEUTSCH, President, Board of Aldermen, City Hall, New York City,

N. Y.: My dear Mr. President—In accordance with subdivision 16 of section 31 of article

6 of chapter 15 of the Code of Ordinances as amended by your honorable body on October 31st, and approved by his Honor, Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia, on November 7th, I herewith submit for your consideration three copies of Rules and Regulations duly pro-mulgated for the carrying into effect the provisions of section 31 of article 6 of chapter 15 as amended.

It is urgently requested that you give this matter your earliest attention, inasmuch as it is impossible to put into active enforcement the amended ordinance prior to your approval and publication of these Rules and Regulations as submitted or amended.

Very truly yours, W. F. MORGAN, Jr., Commissioner.

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RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC MAR-KETS, WEIGHTS AND MEASURES, RELATIVE TO THE SALE AND DELIVERY OF COAL

The Commissioner of Public Markets, Weights and Measures of the City of New York, pursuant to power and authority conferred upon him by subdivision 16 of section 31 of article 6 of chapter 15 of the Code of Ordinances of The City of New York, as amended, and with the approval of the Board of Aldermen of the City of New York, has promulgated the following rules and regulations for the administration of his Department and for the enforcement of the provisions of said section 31 of article 6 of chapter 15.

RULE I Definitions

Whenever used in these rules and regulations '(a) "Coal" shall mean and include bituminous or anthracite coal and coke and any

mixture or blend of coal, coke or petroleum carbon and briquettes, boulets or other man-ufactured solid fuel, the principal constituent or ingredient of which is anthracite or bitu-minous coal or coke.

(b) "Person" shall mean and include an individual, partnership, association of indi-viduals or corporation.

(c) "Commissioner" shall mean the Commissioner of Public Markets, Weights and Measures of The City of New York.

(d) "Department" shall mean the Department of Public Markets, Weights and Measures of The City of New York.

(e) "Certificate of registration" shall mean a certificate issued by the Commissioner to a person to engage in the business of selling coal in the City of New York, or engage in the business of selling coal for delivery to consumers in the City of New York.

(f) "Truck license" shall mean a license issued by the Commissioner for a truck or other vehicle to transport coal on the public streets and highways within the City of New York.

RULE II Certificate of Registration

No person shall engage in the business of selling coal in the City of New York nor engage in the business of selling coal for delivery to consumers in the City of New York unless he shall first obtain a certificate of registration from the Commissioner.

RULE III Application and Fee for Certificate of Registration

Application blanks for certificate of registration shall be obtained from and filed with the Commissioner. A license fee as hereinafter provided must be paid at the time of filing the application. For the period from the 1st day of January, 1935, until the 30th day of June, 1935, or any fraction thereof, the license fee shall be $5. On and after July 1, 1935, the period of a certificate of registration shall begin on the 1st day of July of each year and terminate. on the 30th day of June of the succeeding year and the fee for a certificate of registration for such annual period or any fraction thereof shall be $10. If the Commissioner shall approve such application for certificate of registration, he shall thereupon issue a certificate to the applicant which shall entitle the licensed to engage in the business of selling coal within the City of New York or engage in the business of selling coal for delivery to consumers in the City of New York for the period set forth in such license certificate.

RULE IV Display of Certificate of Registration

The certificate of registration of each dealer shall be conspicuously and continuously displayed at the dealer's main office, or place of business.

RULE V Truck License

No person shall use or cause to be used a truck or other vehicle for the transporta-tion of coal upon the public streets or highways within the City of New York unless he shall first obtain a truck license for each truck or vehicle so used.

RULE VI Application and Fees for Truck Licenses

Application blanks for truck licenses shall be obtained from and filed with the Commissioner. A license fee of $10 for each annual period or fraction thereof must be paid to the Commissioner at the time of filing such application. If the Commissioner shall approve an application for a truck license, he shall thereupon issue a truck license and a metal plate for the truck, which shall entitle the licensee to use the truck for transporting coal on the public streets and highways within the City of New York for the period set forth in such license, subject to the right of the Commissioner to suspend or revoke such license for any of the causes hereinafter set forth in rule XVI.

RULE VII. Truck Licenses and Plates

Whenever a truck or other vehicle for which a truck license has been issued shall be on the public streets or highways of the City of New York, the truck license shall be in the possession of the person in control or operation of such truck or other vehicle or affixed to such truck or other vehicle in such a manner that it can be readily inspected and the metal plate issued with such license shall be securely affixed to a conspicuous and indispensable part of the outer left hand side of the truck or vehicle.

RULE VIII Removable Side Boards

No truck license will be issued for any truck or other vehicle, the body of which is equipped with removable side boards which may affect the coal carrying capacity of the body of such truck or vehicle. The use of removable side boards on a licensed truck is prohibited.

(a) The name and address of the seller. (b) The name and address of the purchaser. (c) The name and location of the boat or the number and location of the railroad

car from which the coal is being transported. (d) The total tonnage as it appears on the bill of lading, (e) Date of the bill of lading.

RULE XIII Quantities of Sales

All coal other than buckwheat, rice, barley, dust, or soft coal, or mixtures thereof, must be sold and delivered in quantities of one ton or multiples thereof, except that (a) coal may be sold in quantities of one-half ton, provided such coal is delivered on one-half ton compartments, and (b) coal may be sold or delivered in bags in quantities up to 100 pounds, provided the actual quantity contained in such bag or bags is plainly marked thereon, and (c) coal which is weighed at the point of delivery may be delivered in any other kind of container, provided the actual quantity contained thereon is plainly marked on such container.

RULE XIV Compartments

The minimum net capacity of one-ton compartment must be 35 cubic feet, and the minimum net capacity of a one-half ton compartment must be 17.5 cubic feet.

RULE XV No Deliveries to Unlicensed Trucks

No holder of a certificate of registration shall deliver coal to a truck or vehicle which does not display the metal plate issued with a truck license by the Commissioner.

RULE XVI Deliveries

The following shall also be deemed violations of these rules and regulations: (I) The use of the truck license certificate and/or the metal plate on any truck

or vehicle other than that truck or vehicle for which they were originally issued. (2) The use of any device whereby the cubical capacity of the truck or other

vehicle, when loaded with coal, is lessened. (3) Failure of the driver to have in his possession at all times while engaged in

the delivery of coal a delivery ticket in duplicate for the coal being transported or failure of the driver to present same to an Inspector of the Department upon his request, or failure of the driver to present same to purchaser before unloading or attempting to unload the truck.

(4) The use of a delivery ticket not containing the following information: (a) The name and address of the person actually selling the coal. (b) The name and address of the purchaser. (c) The quantity and kind and size of coal delivered. (d) The signature of a duly licensed weighmaster. (5) The use of a delivery ticket accompanying the load in other than the form

approved by the Commissioner. (6) Refusal at any time by the person in control of the truck or vehicle to permit

an Inspector of the Department to weigh the load of coal being transported. (7) Obstructing or interfering with an Inspector of the Department in the per-

formance of his duties. (8) Any discrepancies between the actual weight of the load of coal and the

weight represented by the numerals or delivery tickets or both. RULE XVII

Surrender of Licenses and Plates Where the Commissioner of Public Markets, Weights and Measures has suspended

or revoked a truck license and/or certificate of registration, he shall cause the license and metal plate to be removed from the truck or vehicle and surrendered to him or his representative, to be held in the possession of the Commissioner during the period of such suspension or revocation.

RULE XVIII Penal ties

The violation of any of these rules and regulations or any other provision of section 31 of article 6, chapter 15, as amended, shall render the offender liable to a penalty of one hundred dollars ($100) for each such offense committed, and/or the revocation or suspension of any license or certificate of registration issued by the Commissioner of Public Markets, Weights and Measures, pursuant to section 31 of article 6, chapter 15 of the Code of Ordinances.

W. F. MORGAN, Jr., Commissioner. January 4, 1935. Referred to Committee on General Welfare.

G. 0. No. 26 (Int. No. 977) Resolution Directing the Corporation Counsel of The City of New York to

Appear at the Next Meeting of the Board of Aldermen to Explain the Action Taken by the Corporation Counsel's Office Relative to a Resolution Adopted by the Board of Aldermen on March 20, 1934, to Prosecute Rate Cases Before the Public Service Commission for a Reduction in the Rates Charged for Gas, Electricity and Telephone Services.

By Alderman Jacobs— Whereas, The Board of Aldermen unanimously adopted a resolution calling upon

the Corporation Counsel to prosecute rate cases ; and Whereas, There has been no indication that the Corporation Counsel has proceeded

to prosecute cases for rate reduction as demanded by the Board of Aldermen; now therefore be it

Resolved, That the Corporation Counsel of The City of New York be and hereby is directed to appear at the next meeting of the Board of Aldermen to explain the action taken by his office subject to the resolution of March 20, 1934, for rate reduction of utilities in the City of New York.

The President put the question whether the Board would agree with said resolution. Which was decided in the affirmative by the following vote: Affirmative—Aldermen Allen, Bauer, Baum, Bollt, Buhler, Cashmore, Cunningham,

Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Hart, Hartung, Haas, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty; President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy. Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS No. 1046

Resolution Appointing Various Persons Commissioners of Deeds. By the President—

Resolved, That the following named persons be and they hereby are appointed Commissioners of Deeds: By Alderman Allen—Violet King, 837

Park place, Brooklyn. By Alderman Baum—Gregory Soussloff,

255 West 98th street, Manhattan ; Blanch F. Stang, 78 West 85th street, Manhattan.

By Alderman Bauer—George F. Dietz, 1108 Bushwick avenue, Brooklyn.

By Alderman Buhler—George I-f. Wynn, 9040 204th street, Queens; Pauline Meg-erlin, 108-01 164th place, Queens ; Irwin S. Krohn, 143-44 97th avenue, Queens; John H. Travers, 124-21 Hillside avenue. Queens ; Rose Sambur, 109-38 204th street, Queens ; Harold M. Greenebaum, 8542 160th street, Queens ; Paul C. Schalk, 111-41 205th street, Queens; Joseph A. Ledogar, 9017 212th place, Queens.

RULE IX Alteration of Truck Bodies

No person shall alter the body of a truck or vehicle which has been licensed, whereby the cubical content of such body is changed unless and until a new application which records such new cubical content has been filed with and approved by the Commissioner.

RULE X Name on Truck

No truck or vehicle shall be used for the transportation of coal in the City of New York unless the name of the owner, or if rented, the name of the coal dealer using the same, appears in letters legibly painted, stamped or enameled at least eight inches high on the sides of the body of the vehicle, or is prominently displayed on an enameled sign at least two feet by three feet in size, which sign is permanently attached to the vehicle.

RULE XI Numerals and Letters

No truck or vehicle shall be used for the transportation of coal in the City of New York unless the weight in pounds of the contents of the truck or vehicle and the words "net contents of load," or of similar import, are legibly displayed on the outer right hand side below the driver's seat in letters and numerals painted, stamped or enameled. at least one and one-half inches in height, except where the delivery is part of an entire boatload or railroad carload as set forth in subdivision 7 of section 31, article 6, chapter 15, of the Code of Ordinances of The City of New York, as amended, the word "cargo" must appear in letters painted, stamped or enameled at least one and one-half inches in height on the outer right hand side below the driver's seat.

RULE XII Cargo Deliveries

Whenever a sale and delivery of an entire boatload or railroad carload of coal is made in accordance with the provisions of subdivision 7 of section 31, of article 6, chapter 15, of the Code of Ordinances of The City of New York, the original or a copy of the bill of lading shall be kept by the person making such sale or delivery, at the pier or siding at which the coal is being unloaded at all times while any part of such boatload or carload is being transported upon the public streets or highways and such bill of lading or copy thereof shall upon demand be presented to any Inspector of the Department for examination and inspection.

In addition thereto, each driver of a truck making a delivery of such sale must have in his possession transportation certificates in duplicate upon which shall appear the following information:

By Alderman Campbell—Jacob P. Fried-man, 4510 Snyder avenue, Brooklyn; Irma Wexler, 594 Cheater street, Brook-lyn; Robert Morris, 1604 St. Johns place, Brooklyn; Anna Weisstein, 858 Eastern parkway, Brooklyn; Awid Wechsler, 1033 East 12th street, Brooklyn ; Bertha Cohen, 230 East 54th street, Brooklyn; Arthur A. Eichenfield, 204 Westminster avenue, Brooklyn; Clarence C. Cohen, 2101 Beekman place, Brooklyn.

By Alderman Cashmore—Hyman Susnick, 643 Madison street, Brooklyn ; Lillian Goldberg, 342 Saratoga avenue, Brooklyn.

By Alderman Cunningham—Honora Mc-Closkey, 184 Richards street, Brooklyn; Michael J. Hogan, 171 Warren street, Brooklyn.


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By Alderman Curley—Harry J. Canto, 2311 Tenbroeck avenue, Bronx.

By Alderman Curran—Robert A. Berner, 205 West 10th street, Manhattan; Charles I Dobrin, 200 West 15th street, Man-hattan.

By Alderman Deering—Irving Serhey, 1721 Fillmore street, Bronx; James A. Fitz-gibbon, 1259 Leland avenue, Bronx.

By Alderman Dempsey—Milton Hochmann, 525 Lexington avenue, Manhattan.

By Alderman Donovan—Stella E. Levine, 1088 East 180th street, Bronx; Clara Wagner, 2120 Vyse avenue, Bronx.

By Alderman Deutschmann—Frank A. Suraci, 2314 32d street, Queens.

By Alderman Fairchild—Rose Hoffpauir, 2 West 67th street, Manhattan; Allison S. Behr, 32 West 82d street, Manhattan; Alice Kavner, 336 West End avenue, Manhattan.

By Alderman Farrar—William J. Finn, 1209 Bushwick avenue, Brooklyn.

By Alderman Fasullo—James J. Campbell, 262 Wilson avenue, Brooklyn.

By Alderman Flood—J. Wilfred Eidt, 342 East 58th street, Manhattan ; Paul N. Janovic, 1292 1st avenue, Manhattan.

By Alderman Gross—Helen Gordon, 315 Echo place, Bronx ; Charles H. Buntin, 226 Mt. Hope place, Bronx; Nathan R. Shapiro, 1060 Sherman avenue, Bronx; Irving I. Nemens, 1011 Sheridan avenue, Bronx.

By Alderman Haas—Herman R. Elias, 580 West 161st street, Manhattan.

By Alderman Hart—Samuel Spevack, 751 Howard avenue, Brooklyn.

By Alderman Hartung—Henry L. Baker, .150-42 116th road, Queens.

By Alderman Isnardi—Abraham I. Leven-son, 1513 59th street, Brooklyn ; Louis B. Goldberg, 1455 55th street, Brooklyn; Irma H. Felman, 20 Bay 26th street, Brooklyn ; Harry Kaplan, 1972 86th street, Brooklyn; William Rosen, 1953 70th street, Brooklyn; Henry Schwartz, 1543 West 1st street, Brooklyn ; Louis Friedman, 1547 East 3d street, Brooklyn.

By Alderman Jacobs—William R. Altman, 850 West 176th street, Manhattan; Sol Tannenbaum, 615 West 162d street, Man-hattan; Max Bodenheimer, 556 West 181st street, Manhattan; Otilila E. Grimes, 900 Riverside drive, Manhattan.

By Alderman Kinsley—Morris E. Tonel-son, 1525 Walton avenue, Bronx; Regina Brier, 1819 Weeks avenue, Bronx; Na-thaniel Davidson, 1055 University avenue, Bronx ; Ray Safian, 1945 Davidson ave-nue, Bronx; Rebecca Brechner, 1150 Nelson avenue, Bronx ; Morris Galitizer, 950 Avenue St. John, Bronx ; David Cahn, 2604 Bainbridge avenue, Bronx.

Made General Order for the day. The President put the question whether the Board would agree with said resolution. Which was unanimously decided in the affirmative by the following vote : Affirmative—Aldermen Allen. Bauer, Baum, Bollt, Buhler, Cashmore, Cunningham,

Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty; President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Wrrks; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

No. 1047

Resolution Electing Donald L. O'Toole of 575 75th Street, Borough of Brook-lyn, a Member of the Board of Aldermen, in Place and Stead of Richard J. Tonry, Resigned.

By Alderman Cunningham— Resolved, That Donald L. O'Toole, of No. 575 75th street, Borough of Brooklyn, be

and he hereby is elected a member of the Board of Aldermen for the year 1935, for the 40th Aldermanic District, Borough of Brooklyn, in the place and stead of Richard J. Tonry, resigned.

Made General Order for the day. The President put the question whether the Board would agree with said resolution. Which was unanimously decided in the affirmative by the following vote: Affirmative—Aldermen Allen, Bauer, Baum, Bollt, Buhler. Cashmore, Cunningham,

Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty: President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works ; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

Thereupon the President appointed Aldermen Molen and Klein as a Committee of Escort to have the newly elected member take the required oath of office.

No. 1048 , Resolution Designating "Norelli-Hargreaves American Legion Post Memorial

Park," in the Borough of Queens. By Alderman Buhler-

Resolved, That the unnamed triangle bounded on the north by 101st avenue, on the west by Waltham street, on the south by Liberty avenue and on the east by Sutphin boulevard, Jamaica, Borough of Queens, be and the same shall hereafter be known and designated as "Norelli-Hargreaves American Legion Post Memorial Park," and the President of the Borough is hereby authorized and requested to note the same on the records of his office.

Referred to Committee on Public Thoroughfares.

No, 1049 Resolution Authorizing the Surrogate, County of Kings, to Draw on Account

of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $430. By Alderman Cunningham—

Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying minor incidental expenses contingent to the office of the Surrogate of the County of Kings, the Surrogate may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not exceeding four hundred and thirty dollars ($430), and may, in like manner, renew the draft as often as he may deem necessary to the extent of the appropriation set apart for supplies in his office during the year 1935 ; but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid upon the preceding draft shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmittal of a voucher or vouchers

certified by the Surrogate of Kings County covering the expenditure of the money paid thereon.

Made General Order for the day. The President put the question whether the Board would agree with said resolution. Which was unanimously decided in the affirmative by the following vote : Affirmative—Aldermen Allen, Bauer, Baum, Bolit, Buhler, Cashmore, Cunningham,

Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann; McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty; President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

No. 1050 Resolution Authorizing the City Clerk and Clerk of the Board of • Aldermen to

Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses. By Alderman Cunningham—

Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying minor incidental expenses contingent to the office of the President of the Board of Aldermen and the office of the City Clerk, the City Clerk and Clerk of the Board of Aldermen may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for the sums given below, and may, in like manner, renew the drafts as often as may be deemed necessary, to the extent of the appropriation set apart for contingencies herein mentioned during the year 1935; but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid upon the preceding drafts shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmittal of a voucher or vouchers certified by the City Clerk and Clerk of the Board of Aldermen, covering the expenditure of the moneys paid thereon:

From Code No. 5, Supplies, President of the Board of Aldermen, 1935, a sum not to exceed two hundred dollars ($200) at any one time.

From Code No. 5, Supplies, City Clerk, 1935, a sum not to exceed two hundred dollars ($200) at any one time.


Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J,), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.) , Twyford, Weber, Whitty: President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works ; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

No. 1051 Resolution Authorizing the City Clerk to Subscribe for Legislative Service for

the Year 1935, By Alderman Cunningham—

Resolved, That the City Clerk be and he hereby is authorized to subscribe with the Legislative Index Publishing Company, Albany, N. Y., for service during the sessions of the Legislature of 1935, such service to consist of delivery of (1) weekly printed cumulative record and index of all legislation, to be mailed on Saturday of each week; (2) printed list of thirty-day bills left in hands of Governor at close of session; (3) printed copies of all bills of interest, to be mailed from time to time, as received from printer (extra copies of such bills to be mailed on request) ; (4) printed list' of committees of both Senate and Assembly, along with list of members of both Houses, with addresses and political affiliation; (5) daily printed classified journals, showing action taken on all bills; all such service to be at a cost of fifty dollars ($50) to be charged to the budgetary allowance for 1935.


Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Grbss, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo. Sangenito. Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty; President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works : President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58,

No. 1052 Resolution Authorizing Clerk, Appellate Division, Supreme Court, First Depart-

ment, to Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $100. By Alderman Cunningham—

Resolved, That the Comptroller be authorized and requested to pay to the Clerk of the Appellate Division, Supreme Court, First Department, on the requisition of such Clerk, the sum of one hundred dollars ($100) to pay for minor expenses out of the contingency account of said Appellate Division, and that further like payments to the extent of the appropriation set aside in the Budget for 1935 for such purposes be made to him after he has submitted proper accounting for the one hundred dollars ($100) paid to him upon his prior requisition.

Made General Order for the day. The President put the question whether the Board would agree with said resolution. Which was unanimously decided in the affirmative by the following vote: Affirmative—Aldermen Allen, Bauer, Baum, Boilt, Buhler, Cashmore, Cunningham,

Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty; President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works ; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works--58.

No. 1053 Resolution Authorizing the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Long

Island City, to Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses. By Alderman Cunningham—

Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying minor and incidental expenses con-tingent to the office of John D. Peace, Special Deputy Clerk in charge of Supreme Court, Queens County, he may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not exceeding one hundred dollars ($100) and may, in like manner, renew the draft as often as necessary to the extent of the appropriation set apart for "Contingencies," Code 3594, in his office during the year 1935, but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid on the preceding draft shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmission of a voucher or vouchers, certified by the Special Deputy Clerk in charge of the Supreme Court, Queens County, covering the expenditure of the money paid thereon.


Curley, -Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito. Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty: President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works ; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

By Alderman Klein—Henry L. Redfield, 619 Avenue C, Brooklyn; Rippey T, Sadler, 120 Buckingham road, Brook-lyn; Beatrice Melman, 559 East 9th street, Brooklyn.

By Alderman Lantry—Wesley K. Blair, 1710 Troy avenue, Brooklyn.

By Alderman Lenihan—Albert J. Man, 115-15 103d avenue, Queens; Henry Schantz, 232-20 Union turnpike, Queens.

By Alderman McGinley—Ruth Blundell, 211 Bedford Park boulevard, Bronx; Nicholas A. Heym.sfeld, 3373 Decatur avenue, Bronx; Nathan Neitlich, 3400 Wayne avenue, Bronx.

By Alderman Mahoney (D. A.)—Martin N. Krehliel, 155 East 91st street, Man-hattan; Charles Oliver Stueben, 104-14 107th avenue, Queens.

By ,Alderman Mahoney (J. J.)—Thomas J. Morris, 458 West 50th street, Man-hattan.

By Alderman Molen—Joseph Duval, 632 47th street, Brooklyn; Jacob 0. Za-bronsky, 4722 12th avenue, Brooklyn.

By Alderman Moses—George J. Purdy, 120 West 109th street, Manhattan.

By Alderman Nugent—Isaac Kuttner, 515 West 110th street, Manhattan ; James Costigan, 41 Convent avenue, Manhattan; Samuel Anderson, 278 Hawthorne street, Brooklyn.

By Alderman Ott—Ruth J. Brownstein, 338 Wyona street, Brooklyn.

By Alderman Reich—Allen Surowitz, 514 Willoughby avenue, Brooklyn.

By Alderman Ruvolo—Jacob P. Levine, 564 New Jersey avenue, Brooklyn ; Sam-uel Bresalier, 358 Ashford street, Brook-lyn; Lillian Schnapper, 411 Hinsdale street, Brooklyn; Frederick Lefkowitz, 570 Shepherd avenue, Brooklyn,

By Alderman Schmidt—Mildred K. Holz, 7140 71st place, Queens.

By Alderman Schwab—Harry J. Carlin, 6048 Woodbine street, Queens.

By Alderman Sharkey—Eli Resnikoff, 490 Bedford avenue, Brooklyn.

By Alderman Sullivan (T. J.)—Herman Schwartz, 1665 Lexington avenue, Man-hattan.

By Alderman Weber—Samuel Heyman, 404 Ocean avenue, Brooklyn,

By Alderman Whitty—Joseph Ventura, 2422 East 7th street, Brooklyn; Robert Gruskin, 1145 East 14th street, Brook-lyn; Abraham J. Lifton, 1037 East 23d street, Brooklyn; Morris J. Fischman, 414 Avenue 0, Brooklyn ; Samuel Lef-kowitz, 2221 Avenue 0, Brooklyn; Louis Rieger, 945 East 18th street, Brooklyn; Anne Y. Hart, 2226 East 24th street, Brooklyn.

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No. 1054 Resolution Authorizing Justices, Supreme Court, First Judicial District, to Draw

on Account of Contingent Expenses.

By Alderman Cunningham— Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying minor and incidental expenses connected

with the court, the Justices of the Supreme Court in the First judicial District may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not exceeding one hundred dollars ($100), and may, in like manner, renew the draft as they may deem necessary to the extent of the appropriation set aside for the Supreme Court in the First Judicial District in the Budget for the year 1935, entitled "Contingencies," Code No. 3187-1935, and the said Justices as Trustees of the Supreme Court Law Library may also, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not exceeding five hundred dollars ($500), and may, in like manner, renew the draft as they may deem necessary to the extent of the appropriation set aside for the Supreme Court in the First Judicial District in the Budget for the year 1935, entitled "Law Library;' Code 3185-1835; but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid upon the preceding draft shall have been accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmittal of a voucher or vouchers certified by a Justice of the court covering the expenditure of the money paid thereon.


Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty ; President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works ; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works ; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

No. 1055 (Ord. No. 127) An Ordinance to Amend the Code of Ordinances in Relation to Peddlers, Hawk-

ers and Vendors. By Alderman Curran— AN ORDINANCE to amend the Code of Ordinances in relation to peddlers, hawkers

and vendors. Be it Ordained by the Board of Aldermen of The City of New York as follows: Section 1. Section one hundred thirty of article ten of chapter fourteen of the Code

of Ordinances is hereby amended to read as follows: §3. [Farmers. Any person, owning or operating a farm in the city and selling, in

the streets, produce raised on such farm, shall not be deemed a peddler within the meaning of this article. Any such person may make application to the commissioner, and, upon affidavit setting forth sufficient facts to entitle him to this exemption, he shall thereupon receive a certificate thereof. (C. 0., §348.)]

Itinerant wholesale peddlers. Any person, who travels from place to place along or upon any street (If the city in any vehicle, and who shall sell, offer for sale or resale and/or deal in any fruits, vegetables, eggs, butter, produce or other food commodities from any vehicle, and who shall have no regularly established place of Frusiness or warehouse in the city of New York for the merchandising of such commodities, shall be deemed to be an itinerant wholesale peddler but shall not be deemed to be a peddler as defined by subdivision one of this section.

Sec. 2. Section one hundred thirty-one of article ten of chapter fourteen of such code is hereby amended by inserting therein a new paragraph, to follow paragraph one thereof, to read as follows.

The annual license fee payable by an itinerant wholesale peddler shall be: For each vehicle used $250 00

Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take effect immediately. Note—New matter in italics: old matter in brackets [ ] to be omitted. Referred to Committee on General Welfare.

No. 1056 (Ord. No. 128) An Ordinance Amending Chapter 11 of the Code of Ordinances by Inserting

Therein the Following Provision to Be Known as Section 3b, Requiring Persons equipping Automobiles with Radio Receiving Sets Capable of Receiving Signals on Frequencies Allocated for Police Use or Using Automo-biles so Equipped to Secure a Permit from the Police Commissioner.

By Alderman Curran— AN ORDINANCE amending chapter 11 of the Code of Ordinances by inserting therein

the following provision to be known as section 3b, requiring persons equipping automo-biles with radio receiving sets capable of receiving signals on frequencies allocated for police use or using automobiles so equipped to secure a permit from the police commissioner.

Be it Ordained by the Board of Aldermen of The City of New York as follows: Section 1. Article one of chapter eleven of the Code of Ordinances is hereby amended

by inserting therein a new section, to be known as section 3b, to follow section 3a, thereof, to read as follows :

§3b. Permit for equipfring automobiles with radio receiving sets capable of receiving signals on frequencies allocated for public use; fee. Na person shall equip an automobile with a radio receiving set capable of receiving signals on the frequencies allocated for, police foe, or use or possess an automobile so equipped, without a permit issued by the police commissioner, in his discretion, and in accordance with such regulations as he may prescribe. Such permit shall expire one year from the date of issuance thereof, unless sooner revoked by the commissioner, an shall not be transferred from the vehicle its which it was installed at the time the license was issued. The annual fee shall be twenty-five dollars ($25) for each automobile so equipped. A permit may be renewed upon the payment of a like sum and tinder like conditions.

Sec. 2. This ordinance shall take effect immediately. Note—New matter in italics. Referred to Committee on General Welfare.

No. 1057 Resolution to Petition Congress for a Further Appropriation to the Home

Owners' Loan Corporation.

Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-57.

Not voting—Alderman Fairchild-1. No. 1058

Resolution Designating "Kew Gardens Plaza" in the Borough of Queens.

By Alderman Gallagher— Resolved, That the unnamed plot of ground bounded on the north by Grand Central

parkway, on the east by Queens boulevard and Kew Gardens road, on the south by Union turnpike and Quentin street and on the west by Queens boulevard, in the Borough of Queens, be and the same hereby is named and hereafter shall be known and designated as "Kew Gardens plaza," and the President of the Borough is authorized and requested to note the change on the maps and records of his office.

Referred to Committee on Public Thoroughfares. No. 1059

Resolution Changing the Name of a Portion of Montgomery Street in the Bor-ough of Brooklyn to "Friel Place."

By Alderman Hartung— Resolved, That so much of Montgomery street as extends from East 7th street to

East 8th street to Coney Island avenue, in the Borough of Brooklyn, be and the same hereby is changed to, made part of and shall hereafter be known and designated as "Friel place," and the President of the Borough is authorized and requested to number or renumber the buildings, in such manner and to such extent as may be deemed necessary, and to note the changes on the maps and records of his office.

Referred to Committee on Public Thoroughfares. No. 1060

Resolution 'Inquiring Into the State of the Municipal Light, Heat and Power Plant Now Supplying City Hall and Certain Other Buildings.

By Alderman Fairchild— Whereas, It has been proposed that The City of New York shall' borrow from the

Federal Government large sums of money without interest, regardless of the interest the Federal Government must pay to raise such funds for municipal use ; and

Whereas, Economy as well as charity should begin at home; and Whereas, The City of New York now owns and operates under the jurisdiction of

the Borough President of Manhattan a large and valuable power plant now only supply-ing light, heat and power to the City Hall, the old County Court House and the Hall of Records; and

Whereas, The said plant with some extensions and additions is capable of furnishing light, heat and power to the Municipal Building as welt as the office building at No. 2 Lafayette street, now largely tenanted by The City of New York; and

Whereas, This purpose can be accomplished by a negligible increase in overhead; now therefore be it

Resolved, That the President of the Borough of Manhattan be and he hereby is requested to advise this Board as to the present cost of supplying light, heat and power service from said plant, together with an estimate of such additional cost as might be incurred by extending this service to the buildings hereinbefore mentioned so that such figures can be set up for comparison against the prices now paid by the City for similar service from private utility companies.

Referred to Committee on Rules. No. 1061

Resolution Requesting the Mayor to Uphold the Rights of Municipalities Under the Established Political Principles Obtained in the United States of America.

By Alderman Fairchild— Whereas, An undue concentration of power in the Federal Government is neither

republic nor democratic in principle; and Whereas, A recent order emanating from the Department of the Interior which

would remove from the Triborough Bridge Authority an appointee of the Mayor of The City of New York is accompanied by a threat to withhold further Federal loans for the purpose of extending Work Relief to this City; and

Whereas, The autonomy of this great municipality is menaced; the American theory of government is jeopardized and the integrity of our local government is thus assailed; now therefore be it

Resolved, That the Honorable Fiorello H. LaGuardia, Mayor of The City of New York, is now respectfully requested to assert and uphold it all costs, with dignity and firmness, the rights of municipalities under the established political principles obtaining in the United States of America and to proceed with the administration of affairs of The City of New York regardless and irrespective of the promulgated fiat of the Secretary of the Interior which we denounce as unjust, unfair, un-American and as an abridgment and subversive of the accepted rights of the citizens and government of The City of New York as an autonomous political subdivision of the United States of America.

Referred to Committee on Rules. No. 1062 (Ord. No. 129)

An Ordinance to Amend Section 2 of Article 1 of Chapter 11 of the Code of Ordinances, Relating to the "Discharge of Small-arms."

By Alderman Lantry- AN ORDINANCE to amend section 2 of article 1 of chapter 11 of the Code of

Ordinances, relating to the "discharge of small-arms." Be it Ordained by the Board of Aldermen of The City of New York as follows: Section 1. Subdivision 3 of section 2 of article I of chapter 11 of the Code of

Ordinances, as amended, is hereby further amended by adding the following words at the end thereof : In the premises of David Adelberg, located at 256 Flatbush avenue, Borough of Brooklyn, during the hours of 8 a. m. and 10 p. m.

Sec. 2. This ordinance shall take effect immediately. Note—New matter in italics. Made General Order for the day. The President put the question whether the Board would agree with said ordinance. Which was unanimously decided in the affirmative by the following vote: Affirmative—Aldermen Allen, Bauer, Baum, Bollt, Buhler, Cashmore, Cunningham,

Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty; President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works : President Lyons, by' Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

No. 1063 (Ord. No. 130) An Ordinance to Amend Section 2 of Article 1 of Chapter 11 of the Code of

Ordinances, Relating to the "Discharge of Small-arms." By Alderman Pellegrino— AN ORDINANCE to amend section 2 of article 1 of chapter 11 of the Code of

Ordinances, relating to the "discharge of small-arms." Re it Ordained by the Board of Aldermen of The City of New York as follows: Section 1. Subdivision I of section 2 of article 1 of chapter 11 of the Code of

Ordinances, as amended, is hereby further amended by adding the following words at the end thereof : In the quarters of the Madison Revolver Club, Inc., in the sub-basement of the premises located at 677 Broadway.

Sec. 2. This ordinance shall take effect immediately. Note—New matter in italics, Made General Order for the day. The President put the question whether the Board would agree with said ordinance. Which was unanimously decided in the affirmative by the following vote: Affirmative—Aldermen Allen, Batuer, Baum, Bolit, Buhler, Cashmore, Cunningham,

Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly,

By Alderman Curley— Whereas, The prevailing financial and economic conditions have resulted in great

distress among home owners of the city of New York through the pressure of mortgage problems, of which a substantial part has been relieved by the operation of the Home Owners' Loan Corporation; and

Whereas, A large number of applications for home loans have been made to said corporation by residents of the City of New York, upon which loans cannot be made because the present funds of the corporation are not sufficient; and

Whereas, Great distress to home owners and a large number of mortgage fore-closures will result if loans are not made upon these and other applications i and

Whereas, The point of financial recovery has not been reached where private lending agencies are willing or able to provide adequate funds for the necessary refinancing of home mortgages ; it is hereby

Resolved, That the Board of Aldermen of The City of New York urges that the Congress of the United States shall immediately adopt such legislation as will result in increasing the amount to be loaned by the Home Owners' Loan Corporation by at least one billion dollars, in addition to the amount already authorized; and it is further

Resolved, That a copy of this resolution be forwarded to the President of the United States and to the Senators and members of the House of Representatives from the State of New York in the Congress of the United States.

Made General Order for the day. The President put the question whether the Board would agree with said resolution. Which was decided in the affirmative by the following vote: Affirmative—Aldermen Allen, Bauer, Baum, Bollt, Buhler, Cashmore, Cunningham,

Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Hart, Hartung, Haas, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sul-livan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty; President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy,

Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty; President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

No. 1064 Resolution Calling Upon the Board of Aldermen to Investigate the Tenement

House Department Relative to Loss of Life Caused by Recent Fire in the Borough of The Bronx.

By Alderman Reich— Resolved, By the Board of Aldermen of The City of New York, in session duly

assembled in the City Hall of the City of New York on the eighth day of January, 1935, that an aldermanic investigation of conditions in the Tenement House Department of The City of New York, and in tenement houses throughout this City, be and it hereby is directed to be had to investigate and determine the causes and reasons for the deaths and to determine the manner and extent of the inspection service of the Tenement House Department of The City of New York and to determine further whether the Tenement House Department of The City of New York is being and has been adequately and properly managed, and further to determine how future loss of life and property may be prevented.

Referred to Committee on Rules. No. 1065

Resolution Authorizing the Commissioner of Jurors, County of Kings, to Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $500.

By Alderman Sharkey— Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying incidental expenses contingent to

the office of the Commissioner of Jurors for the County of Kings for the year 1935, the said Commissioner may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not exceeding five hundred dollars ($500), and may, in like manner, renew the draft as often as he may deem necessary, to the extent of the appropriation set apart for con-tingencies in his office; but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid on the preceding draft shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmittal of a voucher or vouchers certified by the said Commissioner of Jurors for the County of Kings, covering the expenditure of the money paid thereon.


Curley, Deutschmann, Deering, Dempsey, DiPirro, Donovan, Farrar, Fairchild, Fasullo, Feingold, Flood, Gallagher, Goldrich, Gross, Haas, Hart, Hartung, Isnardi, Jacobs, Johnson (C. A.), Johnson (R. J.), Kinsley, Klein, Lantry, Leonard, McCann, McCusker, McGinley, Mahoney (D. A.), Mahoney (J. J.), Molen, Morris, Moses, Nugent, O'Reilly, Ott, Pellegrino, Reich, Ruvolo, Sangenito, Schwab, Sharkey, Stand, Sullivan (E. J.), Sullivan (J. W.), Twyford, Weber, Whitty; President Ingersoll, by Jeannette G. Murphy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Lyons, by Harry A. Samberg, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works; President Harvey, by Raymond G. Pollard; Assistant Commissioner of Public Works-58.

No. 1066 Resolution Authorizing the General Clerk of the Supreme Court, Kings County,

to Draw on Account of Contingent Expenses; Amount, $100. By Alderman Whitty-

Resolved, That, for the purpose of defraying minor and incidental expenses contingent to the office of Thomas G. Ryan, General Clerk of the Supreme Court, Kings County, he may, by requisition, draw upon the Comptroller for a sum not exceeding one hundred dollars ($100), and may, in like manner, renew the draft as often as necessary to the extent of the appropriation set apart for "Contingencies, Code 3466," in his office during the year 1935; but no such renewal shall be made until the money paid on the preceding draft shall be accounted for to the Comptroller by the transmission of a voucher or vouchers, certified by the General Clerk of the Supreme Court, Kings County, covering the expenditure of the money paid thereon.



At this point Alderman Cunningham moved that the Board recess for 15 minutes to await the return of the newly elected member.

Adopted. Subsequently the Committee returned and the President welcomed Alderman O'Toole

and bade him to his seat.

Whereupon, on motion of Alderman Stand, the Board adjourned to meet on Tuesday, January 15, 1935, at 2.15 o'clock p. m.

MICHAEL J. CRUISE, City Clerk and Clerk of the Board of Aldermen.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE

WARRANTS MADE READY FOR PAYMENT IN DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1935

Hereinbelow is a statement of warrants made ready for payment on this date in which is shown the Department of Finance warrant number, the date of the invoice or the registered number of the contract, the date the voucher was filed in the Department of Finance, the name of the payee and the amount of the warrant.

Where two or more bills are embraced in the warrant the dates of the earliest and latest are given, excepting that when such payments are made under a contract the registered number of the contract is shown therein.

All warrants herein will be forwarded through the mails unless some reason exists why payment is to be made in person, in which event, written notice will be given to the claimant. FRANK J. TAYLOR, Comptroller.

Armory Board 28508 12-19-34 Burwak Elevator Co

Finance Warrant Number

Invoice Received Date or in Depart-

Contract ment of Number Finance

Name of Payee

Amount

$4900 Board of Child Welfare

29076 11- 9-34 1- 2-35 Remington Rand, Inc 4 35 29077 1- 2-35 Western Union Tel. Co 2 80

Board of Elections 29115 10- 5-34 12-21-34 Staten Island Advance 25 97 29116 10-29-34 12-19-34 N. Y. Evening Journal 4,760 00 29117 10-29-34 12-21-34 The Sun 2,763 52 20070 11- 9-34 12-21-34 Brooklyn Daily Eagle 1,014 72 20971 10- 5-34 12-21-34 News Syndicate Co., Inc 238 24 29072 10- 8-34 12-21-34 News Syndicate Co., Inc 14,305 02 29073 12- 6-34 12-21-34 Home News 788 40 29099 11-29-34 12-21-34 Brooklyn Citizen 1,050 96 29100 10-30-34 12-21-34 The Day 2,371 20 29101 10-30-34 12-21-34 Jewish Morning Journal & Daily News 2,404 80 29102 10-29-34 12-21-34 Il Progresso Italo Americano 1,713 60 29103 10-29-34 12-21-34 News Syndicate Co., Inc 5,674 35 29104 10-30-34 12-21-34 N. Y. Herald Tribune 2,586 24

32 56 2200

662 37 15 30 1400 13629 19 25 17 4005

111 16 107 73

1 60 72400 130 83 3 00

257 40 23 18 2 47

12 59 500

10 41 9600

389 60 5450

205 10 160

67 52 1650 56 25 55 30 91 49 53 90 6000

160 00 32 70 44400 9 50

2460

335 00 11 95 2 00

575 00

74 04

395 00 96 15 56 42

315 28 4500 368 82 174 96 26820 617 90

64 15 13 74 2 42 2 80

29300 13 20

1 13 900 2 50 188

21 55


THE CITY RECORD

281

12-21-34 N. Y. World-Telegram 3,097 60 12-21-34 N. Y. Post, Inc 1,108 80

Board of Estimate and Apportionment 11-30-34 12-27-34 Peerless Towel Supply Co., Inc 13 27

1- 8-35 Pearl Bernstein 42 10 Municipal Civil Service Commission

12-27-34 Industrial Wiping Cloth Co 3 75 College of The City of New York

12-20-34 Woodward Wanger Co 89 02 12-20-34 U. S. Rubber Products, Inc 72 36 12-20-34 Gurney Elevator Co., Inc 74 54

Department of Correction 12-18-34 Smyth Donegan Co 64 15

County Clerk, New York County 12-26-34 Appellate Law Printers, Inc 15 00 County Clerk, Kings County 11-28-34 Sterling Towel Supply Co 3 43 11-28-34 Canaday Cooler Co., Inc 10 00 County Clerk, Queens County

1- 2-35 Remington Rand, Inc 2 90 County Clerk, Richmond County

1- 2-35 Staten Island Advance 4 20 City Court of The City of New York

12-26-34 West Pub. Co 25 00 12-26-34 R. A. Stewart & Co., Inc 7 50

City Magistrates' Courts 12-26-34 Jaclin Stationery Co 5 90 12-26-34 Underwood Elliott Fisher Co 3 00 12-26-34 Armour Soap Works 1 96

Court of General Sessions 12-27-34 Paul's Restaurant 21 00 12-27-34 Pontin's Restaurant 37 50

Court of Special Sessions

12-27-34 Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance Co. 45 00 12-27-34 U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co 54 00 11-10-34 N. Y. Tel Co 320 74

Supreme Courts 11- 7-34 Manhattan Stationery Co., Inc 60 50 11-28-34 Underwood Elliott Fisher Co 83 54 12-26-34 William Bratter, Inc 6 98 12-15-34 McGraw Hill Book Co., Inc 54 00

Surrogate's Court, Queens County 1- 3-35 Garden Rotisserie & Restaurant 63 00

District Attorney, Bronx County 12-17-34 Hecla Press 603 60

District Attorney, Kings County 12-27-34 Lillian R. Cohen 48 00 12-26-34 Fred Brumell 15 20 Teachers' Retirement System

12-26-34 International Business Machines Corp. . 35 00 12-26-34 Puro Filter Corp. of America 5 50

Department of Education 12-26-34 Woehrle Bros. 34 00

12-26-34 Industrial Credit Corp., assignee of J. A McGreevy, Inc.

12-26-34 Jacob Davis 97086 12-24-34 Ginn & Co. 97116 12-22-34 Public School Pub. Co. 97116 12-20-34 Public School Pub. Co.

113544 12-21-34 Longmans Green & Co. 111441 12-24-34 Denoyer Geppert Co, 111596 12-20-34 Baker & Taylor Co.

111586 12-24-34 M. J. Tobin Co., Inc. 113714 12-20-34 Regal Equipment Co. 96765 12-18-34 Houghton, Mifflin Co. 96765 12-26-34 Houghton, Mifflin Co.

113781 11-20-34 Dobkin Painting Corp. 113089 10- 2-34 Roosevelt Const. Co., Inc. 113089 9- 5-34 Roosevelt Const. Co., Inc. 113714 12-26-34 Regal Equipment Co. 113714 12-26-34 Regal Equipment Co.

12-26-34 Best Service Co. 12-26-34 Adding Machine Resales & Service Co 12-26-34 John T. Stanley Co., Inc. 12-27-34 Patrick Jones 12-11-34 Fleischer & Co., Inc. 12-18-34 A. Carobin, assignee of Penbro Stores,

Inc. 12-18-34 Remington Rand, Inc. 12-18-34 Wallace, Burton & Davis Co. 12-26-34 Houghton, Mifflin Co. 12-26-34 McGraw-Hill Book Co., Inc 12-26-34 Mecca Paint & Varnish Co. 12-26-34 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. 12-11-34 J. E. Linde Paper Co. 12-18-34 Peter A. Frasse & Co. 12-16-34 Al Resnikoff 12-11-34 Garvey Trucking Co. 12-11-34 Thomas & Reilly 12-26-34 John Abel 12-26-34 American Window Shade Mfg. Co 12-25-34 Particular Iron Works, Inc, 12-24-34 James Yorkston 12- 5-34 Equitable Supply Co., Inc., assignee of

H. Gillman 12-26-34 Samuel Pine 12-26-34 John Kalmus Co., Inc. 11-27-34 American Window Shade Mfg. Co 12-18-34 Harry Starkman & Bros., assignees of

John Pinto 12-17-34 Brooklyn Trust Co., assignee of Empire

Repair & Machine Shop 12-11-34 Thos. A. Corwin

114909 12-20-34 Devoe & Raynolds Co., Inc. 114927 12-26-34 Charles Kurzon, Inc. 108777 12-22-34 Ronald Press Co. 113537 12-20-34 Johnson Pub. Co. 113537 12-20-34 Johnson Pub. Co. 97105 12-18-34 Macmillan Co. 97105 12-26-34 Macmillan Co. 97105 12-26-34 Macmillan Co.

113923 12-22-34 James Good, Inc. 113923 12-21-34 James Good, Inc. 113923 12-20-34 James Good, Inc. 114943 12-20-34 Walthaw Corp. 98551 12-24-34 Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc.

103274 12-20-34 Silver, Burdett & Co. 97107 12-20-34 Mentzer. Bush & Co. 96763 12-18-34 Hinds. Hayden & Eldredge, Inc. 99259 12-20-34 Art Extension Society

111442 12-24-34 Doubleday Doran & Co., Inc 113920 12-22-34 Crannell Nugent & Kranzer, Inc

Invoice Received Finance

Date or in Depart-

Warrant Contract ment of

Name of Payee

Amount Number Number Finance

29105 10-30-34 29106 10-29-34

28622 11- 1-34. 31280

28495 12-15-34

28497 12-10-34 28498 11-26-34 28499 11-30-34

28510 11- 9-34

28695 5-24-34

28513 28514 10- 1-34

29081 12-21-34

29807 12- 8-34

28641 10-25-34 29078 12- 6-34

29696 12- 8-34 28697 10- 2-34 28694 12-12-34

29790 29791

29124 29125 29079 9-30-34

29127 10-31-34 29128 9-26-34 28701 12-17-34 28512 11-17-34

30673 12-18-34

29113

29199 29080

28683 12- 1-34 28684 12- 1-34

28000 10-24-34 28001 10-27-34

28002 10-23-34 28103 28104 28105 9- 7-34 28106 28107 11- 8-34 28108 11- 9-34 28109 11- 9-34 28110 28111 28112 11-17-34 28113 28114 28115 28116 11- 6-34 28117 10-11-34 28118 11-20-34 28119 28120 11-21-34 28121 28122 28280

28281 9-29-34 28282 27943 11-23-34 27944 10- 5-34 27945 11-26-34 27946 10-31-34 27947 7- 5-34 27948 27949 7-31-34 27950 9-10-34 27951 8-18-34 27952 11- 3-34 27953 10- 9-34 27954 11- 5-34 27955 10-23-34 27956 8-24-34

27957 11- 1-34 27958 11- 5-34 27959 9-24-34 27960 10-15-34

27961 9-12-34

27962 2-26-34 27444 27445 27446 10-19-34 27447 10-29-34 27448 11- 5-34 27449 27450 27451 27452 8- 7-34 27453 6- 4-34 27454 27455 27456 5-15-34 27457 11-13-34 27458 11-19-34 27459 11- 2-34 27460 11- 8-34 27461 11-21-34 27462


Invoice Received Date or in Depart- Contract ment of Number Finance

Name of Payee

Amount

Invoice Finance Date or Warrant Contract Number Number

Received in Depart-ment of Finance

Name of Payee Amount

282 THE CITY RECORD


12-19-34 R. Solomon, assignee of Philip Diment- stein

12-19-34 R. Solomon, assignee of L. J. Ortman..

12-24-34 R. Solomon, assignee of Charles H Kehm

12-26-34 Harry Starkman & Bros., assignees of Frank W. Walsh

12-17-34 Benjamin Werner, assignee of Daniel J Hickey



30243 10-26-34 12-18-34 F. J. Kloes, Inc. 30244 10-23-34 12-17-34 Frank Salz 30245 1-26-34 12.26-34 Frank Petrera 30246 9-26-34 12-26-34 Industrial Credit Corp ,

Robert Foy 30247 10-27-34 12-24-34 Industrial Credit Corp.,

Howard A. Bowes 12-26-34 Lena Brudner, assignee of 12-26-34 Frank Teicher, assignee of

tinz 12-17-34 Dooley Electric Co., Inc 12-27-34 Industrial Credit Corp., assignee of

M. Krisburg & Son Sheet Metal & Roofing Co., Inc.

114956 12-24-34 Joseph Cavanagh & Co. 113820 12-12-34 Royal Typewriter Co., Inc. 114906 12-20-34 Joseph Cavanagh & Co. 97105 12-18-34 Macmillan Co.

114906 12-24-34 Joseph Cavanagh & Co. 114906 12-24-34 Joseph Cavanagh & Co. 114813 12-24-34 Shen Mfg. Co. 113789 12-11-34 Theodore Beregh & Sons 114906 12-24-34 Joseph Cavanagh & Co.

12-21-34 Auditorium Supply Co., Inc. 12-21-34 Denoyer-Geppert Co. 12-21-34 Eugene Dietzgen Co., Inc. 12-26-34 Frank Teicher, assignee of S. Rosen 12-26-34 American Ornamental Iron Works 12-27-34 Ernest Capelle 12-27-34 A. Glaser 12-18-34 M. Koppekin 12-18-34 Eastern Bronze & Wire Works, Inc 12-27-34 E. J. Stanley 12-21-34 Frank E. Crosby & Son 1- 7-35 Frederick D. Chambers 1- 4-35 Carrie W. Kearns 1- 3-35 Chamberlain of City of N. Y 1- 3-35 John Henle, Jr. 1- 3-35 John Henle, Jr., as guardian ad ]item of

John Henle 3d, an infant, or Kurz & Kurz

113936 12-11-34 Lester Tynan 113712 12-11-34 Rand, McNally & Co. 113927 12-11-34 Mallinckrodt Chemical Works 113927 12-10-34 Mallinckrodt Chemical Works 113937 12-19-34 Winsoney Furnishers, Inc. 113937 12-11-34 Winsoney Furnishers, Inc. 113801 12-18-34 J. L. Hammett Co. 114134 12-11-34 Davega City Radio, Inc. 113938 12-17-34 Wood Ridge Mfg. Co., Inc. 113938 12-11-34 Wood Ridge Mfg. Co., Inc.

113822 12-17-34 L. C. Smith & Corona Typewriters, Inc Department of Finance

29069 12-26-34 Addressograph Co. 31276 1- 7-35 Postmaster 31277 1- 7-35 William Reid

Fire Department 12-26-34 Lunkenheimer Co, 12-20-34 Michael P. Corrigan

Department of Health 28983 12-20-34 John L. Rice 28984 12-20-34 John L. Rice 28985 12-20-34 John L. Rice 28986 12-20-34 John L. Rice 28987 12-20-34 John L. Rice 28989 12-20-34 John L. Rice 28990 12-20-34 John L. Rice 28983 12-20-34 John L. Rice 29107 12-26-34 Amelia Grant 29108 12-26-34 William H. Park 29109 12-26-34 Max A. Herzog

Department of Hospitals 28601 11-21-34 12-26-34 Winsoney Furnishers, Inc. 28602 11-26-34 12-26-34 Palo-Myers, Inc. t

28603 12-10-34 12-26-34 L. C. Smith & Corona Typewriters, Inc 28604 11-22-34 12-26-34 McDowell Pipe Corp. 28605 11-26-34 12-26-34 Jenkins Bros. 28606 11-16-34 12-26-34 J. Kogel 28607 11-22-34 12-26-34 Daniel Duskis, Inc. 28608 12-26-34 Charles Doherty 27616 8-18-34 12- 7-34 Sanitary Supply & Specialty Co

Belmont Electric Co., Inc. 363 00 27617 9-14-34 12-14-34 Peter J. Donohue's Sons, Inc. 344 00 27618 12-19-34 11-28-34

27611 115409 12-15-34 Samuel E. Hunter Corp. 210 65 27612 11-23-34 115193 12-18-34 Eastman Kodak Co. 9,051 08

Wilson & Rogers, Inc. 451 75 28359 115278 12-21-34 Jill Bros., Inc. 1,789 45 28360 115410 12-18-34 Jaburg Bros., Inc. 1,091 23 28361 115199 12-21-34

28362 115454 12-21-34 Isidor Frank 4,037 77 28363 115410 12-21-34 Jill Bros., Inc. 267 17

American Oxygen Service Corp. 606 60 28364 115190 11-30-34 28365 115190 12-18-34 American Oxygen Service Corp. 86 40 28366 114484 12-21-34 Ohio Chemical & Mfg. Co. 1 42 28367 114452 12- 5-34 Title Guarantee & Trust Co., assignee of

Winsoney Furnishers, Inc. 633 64 28368 114899 12-26-34 Richfield Oil Corp. of N. Y. 94 50 28369 114403 12-27-34 Mary Immaculate Hospital 791 66 28370 114358 12-27-34 St. John's L. I. City Hospital 1,187 50 28668 12-21-34 A. B. Dick Co. 21 70 28669 10-22-34 12-26-34 Cary Spring Works, Inc. 19 50 28670 10-19-34 12-26-34 J. A. Deknatel & Son, Inc. 24 40 28671 10-29-34 12-26-34 Merck & Co., Inc. 6 24 28672 11-19-34 12-26-34 Halpern Dental Supply Co. 500 28673 11-27-34 12-26-34 Hammer Dry Plate Co. 20 28 28674 11-28-34 12-26-34 Boericke & Runyon, Inc. 12 25 28675 10-23-34 12-26-34 Eimer & Amend 9 25 28676 10-19-34 12-26-34 Louis E. Baiter 8 00 28677 10-18-34 12.26-34 Mallinckrodt Chemical Works 500

30236 10-18-34

30237 10- 9-34 30238 10-29-34

30239 9-10-34

30240 8- 2-34

30241 10- 4-34

30242 8-23-34

27463

113920 28083 10- 5-34 -111871 28084 10- 5-34 111871 28085 11-26-34 111429 28086 11- 7-34 111468 28087 11- 9-34 111474 28088 10-31-34 111445 28089

111445 28090 11- 5-34 113737

28091

113927 28092 11- 5-34 113693 28093

96786 28094 11-17-34 98264 28095 9- 4-34 108550

28096 10-26-34 108558 28097

113714 28098 11- 2-34 108592 28099 11- 5-34 113693 28100

114278 28101 11-30-34 114278 28102

114513 28023 11-19-34 28024 10-19-34 28025 10-15-34 28026 10-31-34 28027 10-18-34 28028 10-22-34 28029 28030 10-26-34 28031 10-24-34

28032 11-10-34 28033 10- 8-34 28034 10-18-34 28035 10-29-34 28036 10-29-34 28037 28038 10-20-34 28039 10-19-34 28040 11-10-34 28041 10-26-34 28042 11-28-34 28183 11-24-34

28184 10-13-34 28185 28186 28187 28188 28189 28190 28191 11- 9-34 28192 11- 3-34 28193 11-30-34 28194 10-22-34 28195 10-20-34 28196 10-20-34 28197 11- 1-34 28198 28199 9-22-34 28200 10-25-34 28201 11- 5-34 9-31 11- 9-34 9-32 10-29-34 9-33 11- 5-34 9-34 10-22-34 9-35 10-30-34

25468 29035 8-27-34

28063 10-31-34 28064 11-20-34 28065 5-28-34 28066 9-29-34 28067 28068 28069 10-13-34

28070 11-12-34 28071 10-20-34 28072 10-16-34 28073 11-15-34 28074 10-11-34 28075 10- 1-34 28076 10- 1-34

28077 10- 5-34 28078 10-16-34 28079 10-22-34 28080 5- 5-34 28081 11-10-34 28082 9-13-34 29625

108602 29626

108602 29627

108602 29628 11- 3-34 108602 29629 10-29-34 108585 29630 11-10-34 96785 29631

96785 29632 11- 2-34

96771

29633

108565 29634 11-19-34 108565 29635

111451 29636

113695 29637

113695 29638

113695 29639 11- 5-34

96762 29640 11- 8-34

96762 29641

113695 29642 11-15-34 114274

29643 11-12-34 29644 30232 30233 9-30-34 30234 9-26-34 30235

12-17-34 12-24-34 12-26-34 12-20-34 12-26-34 12-20-34 12-20-34 12-20-34 12-21-34

12-12-34 12-22-34 12-20-34 12-20-34 12-22-34

12-22-34 12-20-34 12-22-34 12-24-34 12-21-34 12-21-34 12-21-34 12-26-34 12-26-34 12-26-34 12-26-34 12-26-34 12-26-34 12-26-34 12-26-34 12-17-34

12-26-34 12-26-34 12-26-34 12-26-34 12-26-34 12-27-34 12-26-34 12-26-34 12-26-34 12-18-34 12-27-34 12-26-34

12-26-34 12-26-34 12-26-34 12-26-34 12-26-34 12-26-34 12-24-34 12-26-34 12-26-34 12-26-34 12-26-34 12-26-34 12-27-34 12-11-34 12-27-34 12-27-34 12-27-34 12-27-34

12-18-34 12-18-34 12-17-34 12-21-34 12-27-34 12-18-34 12-17-34 12-18-34 12-20-34 12-21-34 12-18-34 12-20-34 12-20-34 12-20-34

12-22-34 12-20-34 12-22-34 12-21-34 12-22-34 •12-26-34 12-20-34 12-21-34 12-20-34 12-18-34

12-26-34 12-27-34 1- 2-35

12- 4-34 12-26-34 12-27-34

Crannell Nugent & Kranzer, Inc 110 17 S. Weinstein Supply Co 2 92 S. Weinstein Supply Co. 1 22 American Book Co. 27 84 Charles E. Merrill Co. 57 12 Noble & Noble 382 39 Ginn & Co. 331 59 Ginn & Co. 4 14 Rosner Bros., Inc., assignee of Bert Wynn 2970 Mallinckrodt Chemical Wks. 71 17 MacLane Hardware Co., Inc 159 54 Public School Pub. Co. 26 60 Prentice Hall, Inc. 60 00 Bureau of Publications, Teachers Col- lege 8 30 Doubleday Doran Co., Inc. 1 83 Regal Equipment Co., Inc 89 04 Benj. H. Sanborn & Co 5 85 MacLane Hardware Co., Inc 43 82 Burns Bros. 11,794 71 Bums Bros. 175 05 Burns Bros. 1,511 94 Underwood Elliott Fisher Co 26 00 Alex Taylor & Co., Inc. 26 93 Stencil Novelty Co. 29 33 Springfield Facing Co. 30 00 E. Leitz, Inc. 49 50 L. P. Gfroerer Co. 48 44 Francis J. Canavan 39 86 George Tark & Son 45 00 R. Solomon, assignee of M. L. Skelly & Son 94 00 Scheier & Spellman 19 50 John F. Abernethy & Co., Inc. 48 00 W. Kreisberg 28 00 I. Rader 33 75 I. Rader 27 00 Elco Eng. Co., Inc. 46 00 J. De Phillip 170 00 Achilles Const. Co., Inc. 85 00 Max Greenberg 16 85 Fred'k W. Kaelber, Inc. 108 00 Jamaica Buses, Inc. 750 00 Southern California School Book De- pository Bloomingdale Bros., Inc. Albert C. Helm Albert C. Helm J. C. Jung Edward B. Kelly Joseph V. Cunneen Stephen F. Bayne Burrows Bindery, Inc. S. & S. Hardware Co., Inc. Joseph Coneforo Breslau Glass Co. R. H. McChesney Frank E. Crosby & Son Estey Organ Corp. Reilly & Co. Michael J. McCann Kopta Bros, Kopta Bros. F. Hubner & Co. Inc. Printing Press Chas. Bruning Co., Inc Chas. Bruning Co., Inc Eugene Dietzgen Co., Inc Nathan A. Lashin R. Solomon, assignee of Adolph Beren- garten A. B, Dick Co Eugene Dietzgen Co., Inc C. R. Daniels, Inc Gutenberg Ptg. Co., Inc Morris Abrams, Inc Vought & Williams, Inc Harry Schwartz, assignee of O'Leary M. Koppekin Marmion Cont. Co F. N. Meier J. J. Halloran, Inc Safety Fire Extinguisher Co Anna Gold, assignee of Henry Bluhm.. Minnie Appleweig, assignee of Henry Bluhm I. Weiss & Sons, Inc Narragansett Machine Co Frank Teicher Cardinal Engineering Co Smyth Donegan Co Cinelah, Inc. World Book Co World Book Co World Book Co World Book Co A. J. Nystrom & Co., Inc A. N. Palmer Co A. N. Palmer Co Educational Test Bureau, of J. B. Lippincott Co Harper & Bros Harper & Bros Harcourt, Brace & Co., S. B. Marks Co S. B. Marks Co S. B. Marks Co D. C. Heath & Co D. C. Heath & Co S. B. Marks Co Manufacturers Finance of Avers Fuel Corp Morris Dobkin Bessie J. F. Roosen Morris E. Siegel N. Y. Tel. Co M. D. Lundin, assignee of I. Kazdan... Industrial Credit Corp., assignee of M. Krisburg & Son Sheet Metal & Roofing Co., Inc.

114286 12-11-34 12-18-34

12-26-34 12-26-34 12-21-34 12-21-34 12-18-34 12-18-34 12-26-34

12-26-34 12-26-34 12-26-34 12-26-34 12-26-34 12-18-34 12-11-34

Hand &

105 33 9 95 9 70 6 35

35 59 3 25

1130 13 52 49 00 2 75 6 00

14 69 34 86 11 37

150 00 17 00 20 75 21 00 550

115 00 5100 1 98 2 73

2680 1,420 00

349 00 2025 960

148 00 9900 67 65 57 53

180 00 42 00 17 00 39 00 46 54 11 75

28800

564 00 58 50 53 46

385 00 199 63 48 75

22668 148 43 67 59 58 70

194 16 6000

102 40 459 30

Inc., assignee 3 00 3 38

49 50 Inc 186 35

64 20 282 16 44 48 45 00 38 79

12160

326 52 33 00 43 53 33 27

2,478 55 830 00

Corp., assignees

14500

assignee of

assignee of

4488 4642

38 21

16700

18000

3300

49 01 39 50 65 00 23 10

57 97

30248 10-29-34 30249 9-25-34

30250 10-24-34 30251

30473 11- 5-34 30474 30475 11- 5-34 30476 11- 1-34 30477 11- 5-34 30478 11- 5-34 30479 11- 6-34 30480 10-31-34 30481 30482 30483 30484 30485 11- 2-34 30486 10-15-34 30487 10-13-34 30488 10-22-34 30489 10-19-34 30490 10-26-34 30491 10-19-34 30492 10- 8-34 31278 31279 30254 30253 30252

25519 25520 10- 2-34 25521 10-13-34 25522 25523 25524 25525 25526 9-10-34 25527 10-22-34 25528 10-11-34 25529 9-13-34

28507 12-11-34 29074

29500 468

145 25 154 00

900 3831 90 67

2,120 64 175 00

1 17 6201 61 65 6904 2800 14 50 31 55 37 78 3400 6900 31 80 8044

1,000 00 1,000 00

1,025 00 100 00

18 24 I. Liebling.. 900 Joseph Mar-

65 20 9000

375 00 14 70 31 50 19 89 72 95 11 12 64 69

642 50 99 49 5 75

2397 19 50

65 70 3,509 00

7530

16 33 940

8 72 40 95

259 49 1,006 45

1,126 19 2,283 71 10,853 12

3,059 86 1 45 3 30

2000

1 02 3 54 4 75 100 7 24

46 25 28 40 6 00

723 68

Invoice

Received Finance Date or

in Depart-

Warrant Contract

ment of

Name of Payee


12-26-34 Abbott Laboratories 9 96 12-26-34 La Motte Chemical Products Co 25 14 12-26-34 A. W. Kretschmar, Inc. 240 12-26-34 N. S. Low & Co., Inc 11 25 12-26-34 Magnus Mabee & Reynard, Inc 570 28 12-26-34 Arco Crown Cork & Cap Co., Inc 412 00 12-26-34 Duke Laboratories, Inc. 104 88 12-26-34 Powers X-Ray Products 574 00 12-26-34 Cook Laboratories, Inc. 511 20 12-26-34 Conray Products Co., Inc 118 65 12-26-34 Burnitol Mfg. Co. 116 00 12-26-34 Rare Chemical, Inc. 115 00 12-26-34 Jensen-Salesbery Laboratories, Inc 108 00 12-26-34 Paragan Mills 102 00 12-26-34 Regal Equipment Co. 345 75 12-21-34 Goodman Kleiner Co. 114 00 12- 6-34 Parry Eng. Co. 853 00 12-26-34 Sanborn Co. 1740 12-26-34 E. R. Squibb & Sons 43 60 12-26-34 Armour & Co. 720 12-26-34 Wm. Langbein & Bros 27 75 12-21-34 Hospital import Corp. 12 09 12-21-34 Meinecke & Co. 225 12-21-34 Meinecke & Co 120 12-21-34 Fred Haslam & Co., Inc. 13 50 12-21-34 George Tiemann & Co. 15 00 12-21-34 Dentists' Supply Co. of N. Y. 1 80 12-21-34 S. S. White Dental Mfg. Co 268 12-21-34 James T. Dougherty 12 00 12-26-34 C. M. Sorensen Co., Inc 9 35 12-26-34 C. D. O'Neil 35 90 12-26-34 Frankel's Pharmacy 1 75 12-26-34 Charles Bruning Co., Inc 48 21 12-26-34 Paul Kloeffler, Inc. 50 00 12-26-34 N. S. Low & Co., Inc. 50 05 12-26-34 Davies & Nagle 22 95 12-26-34 Interboro Chemical Co. 8 64 12-21-34 Kny-Scheerer Corp. 57 00 12-26-34 Royal Eastern Electrical Supply Co 4 32 12-26-34 Hobart Mfg. Co. 12 00 12-26-34 Spinnell Co. 12 54 12-26-34 N. S. Low & Co., Inc 27 75 12-26-34 Ohio Chemical & Mfg. Co. 4 50 12-26-34 Madison Magneto Co., Inc. 16 57 12-26-34 Flagler Co., Inc. 38 00 12-26-34 Bauer & Black 10 69 12-26-34 B. R. Elk & Co., Inc. 19 12 12-26-34 Loeser Laboratory 3 00 12-26-34 Montgomery & Co., Inc. 25 20 12-26-34 Enterprise Surgical Appliances, Inc 15 00 12-26-34 A. B. C. Typewriter Co 3 00 12-26-34 Bausch & Lomb Optical Co. 5 75 12-26-34 E. B. Meyrowitz Surgical Instruments

Co., Inc. 2 95 28488 11-27-34 12-26-34 George Cascelli 26 00 28489 11-28-34 12-26-34 A. B. C. Typewriter Co. 13 45 28490 10-25-34 12-26-34 Harold Surgical Corp. 13 20 28436 9- 6-34 12-26-34 J. M. Lipset, Inc. 72 88 28437 12-27-34 Simon's Pharmacy 14 00 28438 10-13-34 12-26-34 Sharp & Dohme, Inc. 55 32 28439 12-11-34 12-26-34 A. L. Cahn & Sons, Inc 1 16 28440 11-22-34 12-26-34 Geo. P. Knapp 15 70 28441 11-13-34 12-26-34 Mahoney, Clarke, Inc. 71 40 29110 12-27-34 Blood Transfusion Betterment Assn 1,062 50 29111 12-27-34 Blood Transfusion Betterment Assn 883 50 29112 12-27-34 A. E. Shipley 115 50

Commissioner of Jurors, Kings County 28700 12-20-34 12-26-34 Robley Press Service, Inc. 4 30

Commissioner of Jurors, Queens County 29082 12-19-34 Star Towel Supply Co 4 50 29083 9-30-34.11-30-34 12-19-34 Pine Hill Crystal Spring Water Co 5 60

Law Department 29194 12-26-34 Anna Hennig, assignee of George E.

Buckbee 1,100 00 29195 12-26-34 Title Guaranty & Trust Co., assignee of

George E. Buckbee 950 00 29196 12-26-34 Lambert G. Mapes, assignee of George

E. Buckbee 500 00 29197 12-26-34 Frank B. Sterner 1,000 00 29198 12-26-34 Frank B. Sterner 300 00 29144 12-11-34 12-26-34 James F. Pietrafesa 11 00 29145 12- 1-34 12-26-34 Frank J. Bruschi 13 00 29114 12-26.34 Chas. L. Swem 4 20 30317 11-27-34 1- 2-35 Banks-Baldwin Law Pub. Co 20 00 30318 11-19-34 1- 2-35 Manhattan Stationery Co., Inc 1 00 30319 9-26-34 1- 2-35 Manhattan Stationery Co., Inc 11 40 30321 11- 9-34 1- 2-35 Shepards Citations 32 00 30322 11-19-34 1- 2-35 Manhattan Stationery Co., Inc 21 50 30320 9-17-34 1- 2-35 Majestic Paper Corp 24 18 30323 10-18-34 1- 2-35 Old Town Ribbon & Carbon Co., Inc 47 72 30324 12-12-34 1- 2-35 Fallon Law Book Co 7 00 30325 10-17-34 1- 2-35 Atlas Stationery Corp 1 32

Miscellaneous 29006 1- 2-35 Missionary Sisters Third Order of St

Francis 16,719 16 29007 1- 2-35 N. Y. Post Graduate Medical School &

Hospital 430 95 29008 1- 2-35 St. Faith's House 234 57 29009 1- 2-35 Salvation Army Home & Hospital for

Women & Children 910 43 29015 1- 2-35 Wyckoff Heights Hospital 4,141 95 29014 1- 2-35 Trinity Hospital 4,926 45 29013 1- 2-35 Trinity Hospital 5,138 30 29012 1- 2-35 Societe Francaise De Bienfaisance 855 00 29011 1- 2-35 Societe Francaise be Bienfaisance 1,101 50 29010 1- 2-35 Country Home for Convalescent Babies 826 85 29714 1- 4-35 Irene A. Tibbetts or Edward H. Wilson

as her attorney 328 35 29715 1- 4-35 Elizabeth Layden or Joseph J. Jacobs as

her attorney 169 54 29716 1- 4-35 John T. Howey, guardian ad litem of

Ruth N. Howey and infant, or Nathans attorne 262 50

29717 1- 4-35 Chameberlainhof City oT N. Y. 487 50 26701 12-19-34 Margaret Lampus 13 79 26702 12-19-34 Foster Heiser Holding Corp. 24 55 26703 12-17-34 Dora Bieber 10 45 26704 12-19-34 Adam Waugh 6 21 26705 12-19-34 Marco Ventiliano 61 90 26706 12-19-34 Sophie B. Graff 5 94 26707 12-19-34 B. Solheim 17 82 26708 12-19-34 William W. Downey 18 20

28678 10-19-34 28679 10-18-34 28680 10- 2-34 28681 9-29-34 28538 28539 11-26-34 28540 28541 10-26-34 28542 10- 6-34 28543 10- 9-34 28544 9-28-34 28545 11-22-34 28546 11-23-34 28547 11-28-34 28548 11-26-34 28549 11-17-34 28550 29425 29426 29427 29428 29429 11-27-34 29430 11-21-34 29431 11-22-34 29432 11-20-34 29433 11-16-34 29434 11-15-34 29435 11-15-34 29436 11-20-34 29437 11-26-34 2119 28687 9- 1-34 28688 12- 3-34 28689 11-28-34 28630 28631 28632 10- 3-34 28633 11-21-34 28634 10- 9-34 28635 10-22-34 28636 11- 5-34 28637 11- 3-34 28638 10-30-34 28639 28640 11-23-34 28509 10-17-34 28481 10-29-34 28482 9-26-34 28483 28484 12-10-34 28485 12-12-34 28486 11-30-34 28487 11-28-34


THE CITY RECORD

2&3

Invoice

Received Finance Date or

in Depart-

Warrant Contract

ment of

Name of Payee


26709 12-20-34 City Housing Corp. 5 00 26710 12-20-34 Greenblatt Bros. 3 52 26711 12-20-34 H. D. Garretson 16 40 26712 12-20-34 John H. Bishop 8 00 26713 12-20-34 Sarah E. Thompson 4 00 26714 12-20-34 Elizabeth Morgan 4 00 26715 12-20-34 Herman Wientge 4000 30748 1- 4-35 Frank J. Taylor, Comptroller, as cus-

todian of funds of N. Y. City Employees' Retirement System 54 06

29768 1- 2-35 Danat Homes, Inc 139 41 29769 12-26-34 Ida Hiss 21 64 29770 12-26-34 Katherine Wolf 21 62 29771 12-26-34 Bernard C. Scott 37 50 29772 12-26-34 Samuel Polan 1 05 29773 12-26-34 Eugene Schneider 25 19 29774 12-26-34 Madeline Ramshorn 5 70 29775 12-27-34 Mary Vagnier 11 92 29776 12-26-34 Home Owners Loan Corp. 490 29777 12- 7-34 Lorach Realty Corp. 767 73 29792 1- 2-35 Irwin J. Sikawitt 275 00 29793 1- 2-35 Seymour Mork 275 00 29794 1- 2-35 Thomas J. O'Malley 275 00 29795 1- 2-35 Maurice Nias 500 00 29796 1- 2-35 Fred G. Milligan 500 00 29789 12-27-34 Martin Conboy 320 50 31282 1- 7-35 City Pay Account 400 00 31283 1- 7-35 City Pay Account 1,056 00 30304 1- 3-35 Brooklyn Hospital 3,237 35 30305 1- 3-35 Brooklyn Hospital 4,255 05 30306 1- 3-35 Beth-El Hospital 5,835 65 30307 1- 3-35 Beth-El Hospital 5,468 85 30308 1- 3-35 Columbus Hospital Extension 2,849 15 30309 1- 3-35 Home of Daughters of Jacob 10,300 55 30310 1- 3-35 Mary Immaculate Hospital 7,412 68 30311 1- 3-35 Mary Immaculate Hospital 6,344 18 30312 1- 3-35 N. Y. Diet Kitchen Assn 833 37 30313 1- 3-35 St. Peters Hospital 1,245 00 30314 1- 3-35 Home for Aged & Infirm Hebrews of

N.Y. 1,048 20 30315 1- 3-35 Brooklyn Society for Prevention of

Cruelty to Children 8,250 00 30316 1- 3-35 Bronx County Society for Prevention

of Cruelty to Children 4,500 00 30255 1- 2-35 Bernard Knopp or Samuel R. Kurman 251 87 27846 2- 9-15 George W. Mihan 389 56 27845 2- 9-15 George W. Mihan 307 52 28892 12-27-34 Anna Groel 177 48 28893 12-27-34 Anna Groel 94 22 28894 12-27-34 Viola Agnew 189 04 28895 12-27-34 Viola Agnew 80 19 28896 12-27-34 Elizabeth Boehm as executrix of last

will & testament of Frederick Boehm, deceased 140 79

28897 12-27-34 John V. Harman & Alice Harman 219 24 28898 12-27-34 John V. Harman & Alice Harman 3 06 28899 12-27-34 Anna Fagin 83 98 28900 12-27-34 Rose Safina 337 48 28901 12-27-34 Rose Safina 2 15 28902 12-27-34 Chamberlain of City of N. Y 58 04 28903 12-27-34 William McElroy 221 85 28904 12-27-34 William McElroy 45 28850 12-27-34 Gussie Bloom 128 44 28852 12-27-34 Ferdinando Mauro 248 91 28851 12-27-34 Ferdinando Mauro 212 98 28853 12-27-34 Anna Grablauskas 166 73 28854 12-27-34 Rose H. Valinskas 153 14 28855 12-27-34 Isaac Singer 30 88 38857 12-27-34 David Hughes & Nettie May Hughes 106 49 28856 12-27-34 David Hughes & Nettie May Hughes 412 21 28859 12-27-34 Charles L. Voorhis, Lena Voorhis, James

J. Collins & Viola E. Collins 126 92 28858 12-27-34 Charles L. Vooris, Lena Vooris, James

J. Collins and Viola E. Collins 231 23 28860 12-27-34 Jere Driscoll and Catherine Driscoll

subject to assignment to Theresa Van Houten 197 98

28861 12-27-34 Jere Driscoll and Catherine Driscoll subject to assignment to Theresa Van Houten 98 42

28862 12-27-34 Nathan Slovney 116 09 28863 12-29-34 Rachel Raiman 160 55 28864 12-27-34 Edward James Pearman 61 75 28865 12-27-34 Anna Amedeo 98 80 28866 12-23-34 Vincenzo Mistretta 97 56 28867 12-27-34 Giovanni Giuca 66 69 28868 12-27-34 Pasquale Pepe 103 74 28869 12-27-34 Teresa Salerno 86 45 28870 12-27-34 Thomas E. Lysle 208 71 28871 12-27-34 John Liepanis and Elizabeth Liepanis 177 84 28872 12-27-34 Joseph S. Abrams and Bertha Abrams 216 13 28873 12-27-34 Mary Adus 287 75 28874 12-27-34 Mary Alice Perron 355 68 28876 12-27-34 Henry A. Camin and Annie Camin 274 72 28876 12-27-34 Henry A. Camin and Annie Camin 3 16 28877 12-27-34 Joseph Natale and Vincent Natale 247 00 28559 12-28-34 Brooklyn Daily Times, Inc. 422 70 28560 12-28-34 Alexander Baldwin 500 00 29232 12-28-34 Anne Boflan 250 00 29233 12-28-34 John J. Walsh 250 00 29234 12-28-34 David F. Price 500 00 29798 1- 2-35 E. A. Deutschman 300 00 29799 1- 2-35 Martin H. Latner 300 00 29800 1- 2-35 Edward J. Reilly 400 00 29801 1- 2-35 Edward J. Reilly 333 33 29802 1- 2-35 Martin Lather 333 34 29803 1- 2-35 Frank Feinstein, assignee of Hyman M

Rosenblum, assignee of John J. Riordan 333 33 30666 1- 2-35 Arthur D. Strahl 75 00 30667 • 1- 2-35 William I. Siegel 245 00 30668 1- 2-35 Charles J. Masone 55 00 30669 1- 2-35 Jacob J. Schwartzwald 25 00 30670 1- 2-35 Arthur D. Strahl 75 00 30671 1- 2-35 Thomas O'Rourke Gallagher 215 00 30672 1- 2-35 Thomas O'Rourke Gallagher 180 00 30747 1- 4-35 Richard C. Lent or Maurice Breen 1,022 76

New York City Housing Authority 28384 4-24-34 12-27-34 Embe Stationery Co. 3 50

Department of Parks 28379 12-26-34 Lexington Electric Products Co., Inc 40 00 28380 8- 9-34 12-26-34 Mayone Co. of N. Y., Inc. 14 50

28381 4-27-34 28382 3-13-34 28383 28500 28501

28491 12-13-34 28492 12-13-34 28493 12-15-34 28494 12- 5-34

29158 28685 12-10-34 28686 12-12-34 28502 12- 4-34 28503 28504 12-10-34 28505 10-18-34 28506 12-13-34 28476 12- 8-34 28477 10-22-34 28478 12-12-34 28479 10-22-34 28480 10-27-34 29146 29147 29148 29149 29150 29151 29152 29153 29154 29155 29156 29157

28496 11-24-34 28475 11-26-34 28435 11-24-34 28682 12- 1-34 28623 11-26-34 28624 11-23-34 28625 28626 11-23-34 28627 11-23-34 29780

29781

29036 11-26-34 29029 29030

29118 29779

29782

29200 29201

28385 5-29-34 29031 29032

29033

28386 12- 8-34 28387 4-25-34 29778 29034

28629 11-27-34 29804 29805 29806 29797 9-15-34 29075 29189 29190 11- 1-34 29191 12- 5-34 29192 11-20-34 30749 30750 30751 30752 30753 31275

28454 12-17-34 28511 12- 1-34 28698 12- 3-34

11-26-34

12-26-34 12-26-34 12-17-34 Morgan Sand & Gravel Co., Inc.

Eastern Floors, Inc. Mahoney Clarke, Inc.

General Baking Co. Eveready Automotive Corp. 12-17-34 of Plant and Structures Department Manhattan Decalcomania Co. 12-27-34 Theodore Luce, Inc. 12-27-34 R. Weiden & Sons, Inc. 12-27-34 Super Auto Springs, Inc. 12-27-34

Police Department 12-27-34 Glen Falls Indemnity Co. 12-27-34 Kopf Mfg. Co., Inc. 12-27-34 Hildreth Varnish Co., Inc 12-27-34 Schroeder & Tremayne, Inc. 12-27-34 Compressed Gases, Inc. 12-27-34 Montauk Paint & Wall Paper Co. 12-27-34 Horni Signal Mfg. Corp. 12-27-34 John Simmons Co 12-27-34 John Simmons Co. 12-27-34 Tilton Electric Corp. 12-27-34 J. G. Wells Sales Co. 12-27-34 Paul C. Blum 12-27-34 United American Bosch Corp. 12-27-34 Edward F. Hogan 12-27-34 Lawrence Bauer 12-27-34 Simon P. Ambraz 12-27-34 John MacLennon 12-27-34 Raymond Williams 12-27-34 Walter C. Sullivan 12-27-34 Arthur Riordan 12-27-34 Francis A. Murray 12-27-34 Lewis J. Valentine 12-27-34 William C. Wood 12-27-34 Margaret Taylor 12-27-34 Western Union Tel. Co., Inc.

President, Borough of Manhattan 12-21-34 K-G Welding & Cutting Co., Inc. 12-21-34 Carter, Milchman & Frank, Inc. 12-21-34 Reading Electric Co., Inc. 12-21-34 Interboro Chemical Co. 12-21-34 National Carbon Co., Inc 12-21-34 Erickson Speich, Inc 12-24-34 Manhattan Bearings & Supply Co., Inc. 12-21-34 Pittsburgh Parts Corp. 12-21-34 G. & H. Machine Co., Inc. 12-27-34 Frank J. Taylor, Comptroller of City of

N. Y., trustee for account of Street Opening Fund 4,606 09

12-17-34 Frank J. Taylor, Comptroller of City of N. Y., trustee for account of Street Opening Fund 1,391 00

12-21-34 Thomas M. Reilly & Co 21 70 114624 11-234 Highway Improve. & Repair Co., Inc. 1,423 75 115248 11-28-34 S. B. Contracting Co. 1,223 65

President, Borough of The Bronx 12-27-34 Louis Cohen 73 45 12-27-34 Frank J. Taylor, Comptroller of City of

N. Y., trustee for account of Street Opening Fund

12-27-34 Frank J. Taylor, Comptroller of City of N. Y., trustee for account of Street Opening Fund

President, Borough of Brooklyn 12-19-34 Thomas E. Snook, Jr 12-19-14 R. F. Schirmer

President, Borough of Queens 12- 6-34 Yeomans Bros. Co.

115113 12-22-34 Meehan Paving & Const. Co., Inc..... 114916 12-22-34 Highway Improvement & Repair Co.,

Inc. 114870 12- 7-34 Wm. P. McDonald Const. Co

President, Borough of Richmond 12-19-34 Greene-Wolf Co., Inc 12-27-34 Igoe Bros. 12-26-34 George Enright

114966 11-26-34 Vanbro Const, Corp Department of Public Welfare 12-27-34 Pie Bakeries, N. Y., Inc 9 78 12-27-34 Fred Herbst Sons 100 00 12-27-34 James J. Farrell 93 00 12-27-34 M. J. Smith 100 00 12-27-34 Farley's Funeral Parlors 100 00 12-27-34 Helen A. Gray 1 95 12-26-34 Remington Rand, Inc 27 16 12-26-34 Samuel April 2 56 12-26-34 Industrial Distributors, Inc 7 55 12-26-34 Knickerbocker Plate Glass Co., Inc 27 32 1- 7-35 Manufacturers Trust Co 285,378 50 1- 7-35 National City Bank of N. Y 134,260 08 1- 7-35 Bank of Manhattan Co 171,318 95 1- 7-35 Manufacturers Trust Co 169,865 70 1- 7-35 National City Bank of N. Y 20,731 39 1- 3-35 School Relief Committee 28,263 74

Department of Purchase 12-26-34 Marlin Ptg. Co., Inc

17 40

12-26-34 Merit Office Towel Service, Inc

5 20 12-26-34 Emil Greiner Co

8 10

610 87

63983

5000 100 00

207 00 8,04574

7,520 98 3,66613

100 43 49 4 70

4,943 58

4480 63 60

5,742 00 57 84 54 1 92

1 50 2 24

3600 22 50 2600 47 SO 623 850 280 420 300

11 20 11 52 1922 1800 6 25

19 40 19 25 19 25 15 00 1296 7 52

11 15 236 06 33 54 1220

14529

47 25 336

5664 12 38 2292 108

1500 990 440

VOUCHERS RECEIVED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1935 Hereinbelow is a statement of all vouchers received in

the Department of Finance on this date in which is shown the Department of Finance voucher number, the date of the invoice or the registered number of the con. tract, the name of the payee and the amount of the voucher.

Where two or more bills are embraced in one voucher, the date of the earliest is given excepting that when such vouchers are submitted under a contract, the registered number of the contract is shown instead.

FRANK J. TAYLOR, Comptroller.

Invoice Finance Date or Vouch- Contract Name of Payee Amount er No. Number

Commissioner of Accounts

27208 A. B. C. Desk & Fixture Co. $130 00

Invoice Finance Date or Vouch- Contract er No. Number

Name of Payee Amount

Arcade Stationery & Ptg. Co. .... 105 28 Crannell, Nugent & Kramer, Inc. 11 25 Eagle Library, Inc. 17 70 Jaclin Stationery Co 7 50 Jacob & Joseph F. Kohn & Mundus, Inc. 50 88 Addressing Machine & Equip- ment Co. 400 Securus Abstract Co., Inc 50 00

Armory Board Farrell Coal Co., Inc. 13 38 Farrell Coal Co., Inc 1,685 17 Farrell Coal Co., Inc 10 68 Farrell Coal Co., Inc 1,507 71

27209

27210

27211 27212 27213

27214

27215

27506 114891


Name of Payee

Marnis Oil Co., Inc. Marnis Oil Co., Inc Marnis Oil Co., Inc Farrell Coal Co., Inc Farrell Coal Co., Inc Farrell Coal Co., Inc Meenan Coal Co Meenan Coal Co Meenan Coal Co Meenan Coal Co Meenan Coal Co Meenan Coal Co Bums Bros. Burns Bros. Burns Bros. Burns Bros. Burns Bros.

27508 115436

27503 114891

27504 114892

27505 114889

27507 114889

r

284 THE CITY RECORD

THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1935 •


Invoice Received Date or in Depart-

Contract ment of Number Finance

Name of Payee Finance Warrant Number

Invoice Date or

Contract Number

Received in Depart-ment of Finance

Amount Name of Payee Amount

7 77 9 50

26 22 6 OU

1,309 32 25 92

596 13 230 00 10 10

25 00

350 00

52 82

2 00

376 11

1,924 51 2,769 26

1 50 7 20 1 47 3 75

1,765 78 462 92 89 46 1 54

25 65 6 50

64 04 55 88 1 3U

81 00 9 00

20 00 4500 2 16 2 75 891 4 19

2500 35 75

1594 1500 3058 32 91 5 20

40887 600

6180 9 20 9 18

265 62 5400

209 52 12 24

200 21 126 19 1406

34,682 31

32,447 70 19 18

26 04

10 88 16 50 26 70 3848 790 700 9 39

16 65 76 77 6 46 268 800

49 50 6 75 300

85 00 700

24 50 87 41

49560 1,433 36

300 25 50 1 5Q 100

Amount

147 13 61 67

43380 179 05 254 27 127 67 815 10 294 02 191 85 294 02 184 75 76202 115 33 7600 7600 8000

182 10

29444 12-26-34 Rocco's Ice Co 29443 12-26-34 Beacon Press, Inc 28388 12-10-34 12-19-34 Atlas Stationery Corp 28389 12- 8-34 12-26-34 Robley Press Service, Inc 28390 12-18-34 Burland Ptg. Co., Inc. 28391 8-27-34 12-18-34 Atlas Stationery Corp. 28392 12-18-34 Burland Ptg. Co., Inc. 28393 10-23-34 12-26-34 Tower Bros. Stationery Co. 28394 11-30-34 12-26-34 Beacon Press, Inc. .

Register, New York County 28699 12-14-34 12-26-34 Lawyers Co-operative Pub. Co

Department of Sanitation 29783 113085 12-13-34 Colonial Sand & Stone Co., Inc

Sheriff, New York County 29126 12-26-34 Daniel E. Finn

Department of Taxes and Assessments 28628 5-29-34 12-26-34 Crossman & Clayton, Inc.

Tenement House Department 31281 1- 3-35 Eugene Farrell

Board of 'fransportatioa 27848 8-24-34 Emily S. Mintzer 27847 8-24-34 Frederick H. Bange 28555 11-26-34 12-20-34 A. B. Dick Co. 28556 11-23-34 12-20-34 Charles Bruning Co., Inc. 28557 11-30-34 12-20-34 City Window Cleaning Co. 28558 10-31-34.11-30-34 12-20-34 S. 1. Edison Corp. 31270 1- 7-35 Matthew F. O'Connell, Jr. 31271 1- 7-35 City Collector, Borough of The Bronx. 29220 12-27-34 W. C. Whiston 29221 12-27-34 Brooklyn Edison Co., Inc. 29222 8-31-34.11-30-34 12-20-34 N. Y. & Richmond Gas Co 29223 11-26-34 12-20-34 Bell Tel. Co. of Pennsylvania 29224 11- 1-34.12- 3-34 12-27-34 United Electric Light & Power Co 29225 12-20-34 John J. Quinn 29226 12-20-34 Western Union Tel. Co. 29227 12- 6-34 12-20-34 E. Belcher Hyde, Inc 29228 12-20-34 Unity Stamp Co., Inc. 29229 11-30-34 12-20-34 St. George Garage Co 29230 12-20-34 Maxford Garage, Inc. 29231 11-30-34 12-27-34 0. H. Wenderoth 29784 12- 7-34 12-27-34 S. C. Berdan & Son 29785 12-27-34 Glidden Buick Corp 29786 12-27-34 Marchant Calculating Machine Co., Inc 29787 11-30-34 12-27-34 Jackson Hgts. Community Garage, Inc 29788 12-11-34 12-27-34 P. M'. Frank Disinfecting Co

Transit Commission 29808 12-19-34 Colonial Beacon Oil Co., Inc. 29809 12-12-34 12-19-34 William B. Dana Co. 29810 12-19-34 Mack Nomburg 28562 11-30-34 12-19-34 Triangle Lithoprint Co., I ic. 28563 12- 7-34 12-19-34 F. F. Forrest 28561 12- 6-34 12-19-34 M. B. Brown Ptg. & Bdg. Co. 28564 12- 5-34 12-19-34 I. & S. Glick 28565 12-11-34 12-19-34 Hecla Press 28566 12- 7-34 12-19-34 Cadillac Motor Car Co. 28567 12-11-34 12-19-34 Esterline-Angus Co. 28568 11- 5-34.12- 5-34 12-19-34 Jacob Ruppert Realty Corp 28569 12-19-34 M. B. Brown Ptg. & Bdg. Co.

Triborough Bridge Authority—Public Works 1896 Charles P. Berkey 1911 N. Y. Tel. Co. 1919 David G. Lewis 1923 Lee Bros., Inc. 1925 N. Y. Tel. Co 1931 15 Woodcrest Const. Co., Inc. 1933 19 Natl. Bronx Bank, assignee of Charles

D. Beckwith, Inc. 1936 Danz, East 123d St. Garage

Board of Water Supply 29193 12-28-34 Frank J. Taylor, Comptroller, as custo-

dian of N. Y. City Employees' Retire- ment System

Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity 28442 12- 1-34 12-27-34 Sinclair Refining Co. 28443 12-15-34 12-26-34 Goodall Rubber Co., Inc. 28444 12- 1-34 12-26-34 Grinnell Co., Inc. 28445 12- 5-34 12-26-34 American Hard Rubber Co. 28446 12-19-34 12-27-34 Universal Spring Co., Inc. 28447 12-27-34 Flushing Motor Service, Inc. 28448 11-26-34 12-21-34 Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp... 28449 12- 7-34 12-21-34 N. Y. State Electric & Gas Corp. 28450 11-30-34 12-21-34 Yonkers Electric Light & Power Co.... 28451 12- 8-34 12-21-34 Williamsburg Power Plant Corp. 28452 12-21-34 Village of Rockville Centre 28453 12-14-34 12-26-34 Mrs. Alexander Taylor 29438 12-13-34 12-27-34 Conray Products Co., Inc. 29439 12-26-34 Burroughs Adding Machine Co 29440 11-27-34 12-27-34 Auto Doctor, Inc. 29441 12-21-34 Foran Foundry & Mfg. Co. 29442 12-27-34 N. Y. State Electric & Gas Corp. 29120 12-26-34 George J. Jordan 29121 12-26-34 F. W. Seymour 29122 12-21-34 Village of Rockville Centre 29123 12-21-34 Village of Valley Stream 28690 10-22-34 12-27-34 Pittsburgh Equitable Meter Co. 28691 12- 5-34 12-27-34 Ingersoll Rand Co. 28692 12-14-34 12-27-34 Neptune Meter Co. 28693 12-14-34 12-27-34 N, Y. State Electric & Gas Corp

Invoice Finance Date or Vouch- Contract Name of Payee Amount er No. Number

27502 William J. Walsh 5 00 William J. Walsh 10 00

Director of the Budget 27224 Royal Typewriter Co., Inc 1 25 27223 Boston Water Purifier Co 5 75 27221 J. B. Lyon Co 7 00 27222 Beck Duplicator Co 36 00

Chief Medical Examiner 27183 Stutz Bros., Inc 3 95 27184 Stutz Bros., Inc 1 00 27185 Glidden Buick Corp. 34 60 27186 Hershey's Auto Service, Inc 5 40 27187 Romeo Winton Auerbach 27 40

Board of Estimate and Apportionment 27200 Remington Rand, Inc 182 30 27201 Sanborn Map Co 112 50 27202 Haloid Co. 51 75 27203 Schultz Book & Map Bind-

ing Co. 11 70 27204 Triangle Litho Print Co 15 24 27205 Electro Sun Co 7 08

Hunter College 27597 113850 H. B. W. Haff 459 36 27598 113970 Burns Bros. 1,327 05 27599 W. E. Moss 1488 27600 Rapid Safety Filter Co 64 00 27601 Jessie C. Bush 7 50 27595 Scott Foresman & Co 3 92 27596 Houghton Mifflin Co 2 48 27581 Meenan Coal Co., Inc 657 39 27582 World Book Co 15 50 27583 Barclay Tissue Corp -72 50 27584 American Book Co 13 18 27585 Baker & Taylor Co 1 74 27586 Baker & Taylor Co 7 20 27587 Burgess Pub. Co 1 97 27588 Ginn & Co. 8 21 27589 Ginn & Co. 50 00 27590 D. C. Heath & Co 11 70 27591 Hinds Hayden & Eldredge,

Inc. 33 75 27592 Hinds Hayden & Eldredge,

Inc. 16 20 27593 Longmans, Green & Co 2 50 27594 A. N. Palmer Co 1 92

City Court of The City of New York 27244 National Probation Assn 5 00

County Court, Kings County 27453 113974 N. Y. Tel. Co 95 34 27454 Royal Typewriters 11 00 27455 A. I. Nova 3 00 27456 Remington Rand, Inc 7 90 27457 August Hasenflug 10 00 27458 George R. Leonard 16 52 27459 Margaret R. Deely 35 00 27460 Marguerite R. Deely 3 75

County Court, Queens County 27450 Herman W. Meyer 171 00

Domestic Relations Court 27188 Adolphus Ragan 200 00

Supreme Courts 27177 Underwood Elliott Fisher Co 6 00 27178 Union Towel Supply Co 3 00 27179 Manhattan Stationery Co ,

Inc. 38 95 27180 Underwood Elliott Fisher Co. 89 10 27181 H. S. Rushmore 13 20

Surrogates' Court, New York County 27199 George Loesch 50 00

District Attorney, Richmond County 27217 Ihnken Service Station 22 23 27218 Ihnken Service Station 25 73 27219 Island Motor Corp 10 25 27220 Island Motor Corp 3 10

Department of Education 27324 Arnold Gottesman 285 00 27325 Charles Moran 38 65 27326 Frank J. O'Brien 12 30 27443 J. D. Gordon 110 00 27444 James I. Kelly, Inc 39 00 27445 Joseph A. Graf 113 00 27446 Anton Stapf 35 00 27447 Amidy Glass Co. 85 00 27430 Alfred Di Geronimo, as-

signee of J. R. Mayer 466 00 27431 J. Martin & Co. 67 00 27432 John Loschiavo 116 95 27433 Garvey Trucking Co. 50 00 27434 Reiss Roofing Co. 75 00 27435 Auditorium Supply Co., Inc. 362 48 27436 American Window Shade

Mfg. Co. 240 00 27437 Alpine Iron Works, Inc 36 00 27438 Thos. H. Pinnell, Inc. 85 00 27439 H. A. Gleason 75 00 27440 Alfred Di Geronimo 70 00 27441 S. Rovinsky Sons 12 00 27442 W. Metz 58 00 27419 Frank Teicher, assignee of

0. Schubert 415 00 27420 Avideen Roofing Co. 31 00 27421 J. Yost 37 00 27422 Standard Window Shade Co 340 00 27423 Philip Mostow 19 75 27424 Brooklyn Carpentry & Cabi-

net Works 14 00 27425 H. Goldhirsh 20 00 27426 Frank Teicher, assignee of

J. A. Geelan 42 00 27427 jack Leviten, assignee of I

Liebling 62 00 27428 John Kalmus, assignee of

John Kalmus Co., Inc., assignee of L. Elbern 38 00

27429 Standard Waterproofing Corp. 500 00 27406 Montgomery & Co., Inc 14 42 27407 Thomas E. Murray, Jr., re-

ceiver Interborough Rapid Transit Co. 250 00

27408 James M. Shaw & Co. 63 36 27409 Leonard Auto Supply Co 61 29

27410 27411 27412 27413 27414 27415 27416 27417

27418

27399 113922

27400 113663 27401 96763

27402 27303 27404 27405 27387 27388

27389 27390 27391 27392 27393 27394

113756 113534

97098 103244 113111 113569

113695 108584 113557

96787 113712 114930

27395 113692 27396 114372

27397 113785 27398 96752 27665

27666 27663 27664 27651 27652 27653 27654 27655 27656 27657 27658 27659 27660 27661 27662 27602 27603 27604 27605 27606 27607 27608 27609 27610 27611 27612 27613 27614 27615 27616 27617 27618 27619 27620 27621 27622 27623 27624 27625 27626 27627 27628 27629 27630 27631

27632 27633 27634

27635

27636 27637 27638 27639 27640 27641 27642 27643 27644 27645 27646 27647 27648

27649 27650 27327 27328 27329 27330 27331 27332 27333

108827 114479 114147 114147 114146 114146 114199

27334 115121

27335

114391 27336

115129 27337

114568 27338

114370

Invoice Finance Date or Vouch- Contract

Name of Payee

Amount er No. Number

Department of Health 27380 Brooklyn Bridge Freezing &

Cold Storage Co. 1 77 27381 National Tube culosis Assn 8 00 27382 Davies & Nagle 13 14 27383 Foreign Products Sales Co ,

Inc. 3 96 27384 Westinghouse Electric Sup-

ply Co., Inc 21 08 27367 ack Schaffel 9 60 27368 William Supor 10 00 27369 I. Hanerfeld, Inc. 22 50 27370 L. Rosenberg Hardware Co.,

Inc. 12 10 27371 J. B. Ottersten Co., Inc 3 90 27372 J. Phil Ripp 4 50 27373 Joe Gregory 33 77 27374 S. Kitt 4 75 27375 Charles Doherty 12 00 27376 Allied Cleaning Contractors,

Inc. 130 80 27377 S. I. Window Cleaning Co. 20 00 27378 Em & Kay Window Clean-

ing Co. 12 00 27379 Metropolitan Window Clean-

ing Co., Inc 30 00 27354 Unity Stamp Co., Inc. 7 60 27355 Eimer & Amend 9 00 27356 Merck & Co., Inc 1 38 27357 Difco Laboratories 10 00 27358 Roccas, Ice Co. 34 79 27359 Knickerbocker Ice Co. 14 63 27360 Cambridge Instrument Co.,

Inc. 48 50 27361 Greene-Wolf Co., Inc 1 44 27362 Eimer & Amend, Inc. 11 20 27363 Dimock & Fink Plumbing

Corp. 9 45 27364 J. G. Mackay & Son 65 00 27365 Inter. Business Mach. Corp 10 10 27366 E. Kreiger & Son, Inc. 1 00

Department of Hospitals 27319 114891 Farrell Coal Co., Inc 86 02 27320 114827 H. B. W. Haff 7,310 36 27321 114892 Meenan Coal Co., Inc 8,016 60 27322 115247 P. W. Phillip & Co., Inc 131 56 27323 115440 National Consumers Paper

Corp. 189 66 27699 Madeleine R. Murray 14 25 27700 Jessy Caroline Palmer 7 80

Jessy Caroline Palmer 3 35 Jessy Caroline Palmer 05

27701 Della C. McMahon 7 28 Della C. McMahon 10

27702 Leon Izgur 75 Leon Izgur 12 15 Leon Izgur 9 70 Leon Izgur 75

27703 A. V. St. George 2 02 A. V. St. George 2 85

27704 James A. Cahill 1 07 James A. Cahill 8 95 James A. Cahill 8 75

27705 Amelia J. Massopust 64 75 27706 Bella Grossman 6 60 27707 Sara W. Shaw 13 20 27708 Erie R. R. Co 27 50 27709 Samuel Regenbogen 27 65

Samuel Regenbogen 25 27710 Orange County Tel. Co 68 60 27711 Matthew Blaie 6 40

Matthew Blaie 1 00 27712 Commissioner of Public Wel-

fare 59 90 27713 Commissioner of Public Wel-

fare 74 00 27714 Buffalo City Hospital 206 50 27715 Benedictine Hospital 39 00 27716 Commissioner of Public Wel-

fare 9900 27717 H. A. Benson 141 00 27718 Commissioner of Public Wel-

fare 37 25 27719 Dept. of Public Welfare 3 00 27720 Commissioner of Public Wel-

fare 69 25 27721 Commissioner of Public Wel-

fare 1,368 25 27722 N. Y. Central R. R. Co. 67 15 27723 D., L. & W. R. R. Co 324 86 27724 Postal Tel. Cable Co 11 57 27313 113959 Andrew Krysak, assignee of

Philco Window Cleaning Co 142 90 27314 114327 Trinity Hospital 791 71 27315 114315 Jewish Memorial Hospital 395 86 27316 114320 N. Y. Homeopathic Medical

College & Hospital 1,187 50 27317 114780 Richmond Memorial Hospital 395 86 27318 114361 St. Vincents Hospital 791 71

Miscellaneous 27172 Commissioners of Sinking

Fund for account of Rapid Transit Sinking Fund of City of N. Y. 95,700 00

27165 Comptroller, City of N. Y. & Chamberlain, City of N. Y 232,164 56

27166 Comptroller, City of N. Y., & Chamberlain, City of N. Y 293,961 72

27167 Griffin & Co. 332,650 00 27168 Comptroller, City of N. Y ,

as custodian of funds of N. Y City Employees' Retirement System 173,450 00

27169 Comptroller, City of N. Y , as custodian of funds of Hun-ter College Teachers' Retire- ment System 3,610 00

27170 Comptroller, City of N. Y , as custodian of funds of Board of Education Civil Employees' Retirement System • 3,050 00

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THE CITY RECORD

235


Name of Payee

Warner & Dessau, Inc.

Swedish American Steel Corp Shell )lee. Supply Corp Warden, Sing Sing Prison Phoenix Auto Repairs B. Sontag Davies Mfg. Co. Al Resnikoff, assignee of Daniel J. Hickey Charles Siegal, assignee of Treo Cont. Corp. Cornish Wire Co., Inc., as-signee Empire Cont. Equip- ment Co. D. K. Deyrmanjian Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge, Inc. Hein-Nolan Lumber Co Henry 1-bolt & Co., Inc. Henry Holt & Co., Inc Henry Holt & Co., Inc. Schaar & Co.

Every Week Publishing Corp , assignee of School Assn., Inc. S. B. Marks Co. Nobile & Noble Office Appliance Ink Co Rand, McNally & Co. Rand, McNally & Co.

Manhattan Stationery Co , Inc. Samuel Lewis Co., Inc J. Silverstein, assignee of Daniel Elbern Amalgamated Paper Co., Inc. Denoyer-Geppert Co. John Giebel, as guardian of Fredk. Giebel John Giebel Joseph Wrena Samuel Silbert Low Surgical Co. N. Y. Polyclinic Hospital A. B. Cassasa Arthur Freund Francis Quinn Frank Kolze 2424 Jerome Ave. St. Vincents Hospital John A. Benvenuto M. I. Blank Walter Nolan Good Samaritan Hospital H. A. Bulloss H. A. Bulloss H. A. Bulloss H. A. Bulloss Richard E. Struse Richard E. Struse Richard E. Struse Louis Guerr Louis Guerr Louis Guerr Thos. W. Mullins Thos. W. Mullins H. H. Aldag H. H. Aldag I. Youdelman I. Youdelman Herman Kummerle, Inc Herman Kummerle, Inc Leon Mirsky Leon Mirsky I. Fox I. Fox A. D. Evertsen Co. A. D. Evertsen Co. A. D. Evertsen Co. A. D. Evertsen Co. Wallace & Tiernan Co., Inc L. Conversano Russell S. McEnaney, Inc Hammacher, Schlemmer & Co. Reiss Roofing Co., Inc Eugene F. Graf International Business Ma- chines Corp. Hammacher, Schlemmer & Co. Gagliardo Const. Co. Francis J. Canavan Eugene F. Graf M. Barash Fifth Ave. Glass Works Fred J. Dunekack G. B. MacDonald James P. Rodgers Martin J. Hayden Frank W. Walsh H. A. Gleason Amidy Glass Co R. Solomon, assignee of Man- hattan Wire Works J. R. Moyer Harry Gilman Hygrade Plumbing Co., Inc Sam Gottfurcht Kaness Cont. Corp Kaness Cont. Corp. Kaness Cont. Corp. Kaness Cont. Corp. Columbus Circle Cont. Co., assigned to S. Oppenheim, Inc. Anthony J. Borkowski, as-signed to L. Sonneborn Sons, Inc. Elco Engineering Co. Merit Const. Co., Inc. Kaness Cont. Corp. William C. Crowe

Amount

8 27 7 92 6 90

5,256 00 13 35 71 89

69 00

57 65

20 24 155 87

13 50 439 48 229 05 132 24 13200 110 68

49400 248

593 34 15000 1400 6300

76000 113 90

206 00 2,433 78

20175

175 00 7500 38 00 25 00 6 50 3 00

29 50 6 33

79 17 4000 8000 1600 40 00 22 00 16 28 35 00 31 04 22 16 14 95 22 32 11 75 16 86 45 78 33 30 22 50 29 32 33 08 22 35 28 83 37 21 7 70 760

16 50 6 58

1060 5 20

30 22 48 80 31 45 29 21 16 75 32 25 63 57 48 65 49 98

160 640

22 73

4 00

9 58 66 90 48 14 45 94 28 00 878

23 94 6 35

22 15 46 85 68 93 93 60 24 21

51 93 80 38 4700

202 10 3,96000 1,072 00 1,067 50 1,080 00 1,270 00

90000

1,350 00 90000

1,800 00 280 00

1,267 00

286

THE CITY RECORD



Invoice Finance Date or Vouch- Contract et No. Number

Name of Payee


Name of Payee Amount Name of Payee Amount Amount

27494

27560 27561 27562 27563

27476 27477 27478 27479 27480 27481 27482 27483 27484 27485 27486 27487 27488 27492 27493

27489 27490 27491

27735

27736 27737 27729 27748 27749

27750

27751

27738 27739 27740 27741

27742 27743 27744 27745

27746

27747

27286 27287 27288 27289 27290 27273 27274 27275 27276 27277 27278 27279 27280 27281 27282 27283 27284 27285

27271 27272 27258 27259 27260 27261 27262 27263 27264 27265 27266 27267 27268

27269 277270 27291 27292 27293 27294 27295 27296 27297

27495

27496 497

27173

27182 27730 27731 27732

27733

27734

27171 Commissioners of Sinking Fund for account of Sinking Fund of City of N. Y Comptroller, City of N. Y., & Chamberlain, City of N. Y Herman D. Tardy Arthur D. Goldstein .... s Nunzio Giovannello Brooklyn & Queens Transit Corp. or George D. Yeomans Morris Gelb or Neuer & Neuer Emmy Olsen, individually & as guardian ad litem of Ed-ward Olsen, Roy Olsen & Donald Olsen Morfis Vafiadis, guardian ad litem of George Vafiadis Patrick S. Murphy Elizabeth Barbe

100073 N. Y. Central R. R. Co George Roden Paragon Service, Inc Paragon Service, Inc United Associates Homes, Inc. United Associates Homes, Inc. 2 86 Albert Bennett 5 75 Albert Bennett 2 57 Brooklyn Citizen 271 00 Samuel J. Berg 7 25 Harlem Valley State Hosp 62 00 Ideal Auto Wrecking Co , Inc. 422 23 Morris H. Snerson 150 93

J. A.. B eenner 5 5500 Brookside Realty Co. 680 00 Brookside Realty Co. 68000 Mrs. Raphael Zappalo 53 32 Mrs, Raphael Zappalo 8 77 Island Housing Corp. 372 00 Island Housing Corp. 33 09

Department of Parks Varied Ptg. Co., Inc 29 00 Chelsea Press 175 50 F. Hubner & Co., Inc 33 00 M. B. Brown Ptg. & Bdg. Co 27 00 Burland Ptg. Co., Inc 157 50 Barasch Ptg. Co., Inc. 33 45 Atlas Stationery Corp. 10 00 Beacon Press, Inc. 6 70 Wm, Bratter, Inc 138 40 M. B. Brown Ptg. & Bdg. Co 33 00 Burland Ptg. Co., Inc 719 89 Chelsea Press 28 60 Codo Mfg. Corp. 5 10 Robert A. Cools Co., Inc 24 00 Co-op. Distributing, Inc 5 46 Fleischer & Co., Inc. 965 F. Hubner & Co., Inc. 241 90 Tiebel Bros., Inc 3 50 Board of Parole

John J. Ward, Inc. 24 50 Robely Press Service, Inc 1,175 00 Bosworth Envelope Co 317 50 Wm. Bratter, Inc. 289 22 Chelsea Press 8 65 Consumers Envelope Co., Inc 800 Federbush Co., Inc. 7 14 Fleischer & Co., Inc. 116 00 Goldsmith Bros. 2 75 H. B. Hosmer, Inc. 82 48 Jaclin Stationery Co. 393 05 Marlin Ptg. Co., Inc 14 80 J. Meyers Stationery & Ptg Co., Inc. 5 90 Geo. W. Millar & Co., Inc 41 25 M. Salzberg 95 15 Barash Ptg. Co., Inc. 2 95 William Bratter, Inc. 233 55 Burland Ptg. Co., Inc 26 78 Federbush Co., Inc. 20 42 J. Gowa& Co. 6 50 Herald Nathan Press, Inc 24 75 Robley Press Service, Inc 44 60

Department of Plant and Structures 114891 Farrell Coal Co., Inc 332 87 114892 Meenan Coal Co , Inc 1,810 04 114843 Blumberg & Co., assignee of

Penn Lehigh Coal Co 28,672 08 Time Controls Corp 13 73 Remington Rand, Inc. 1 20 Reliable Typewriter Ex- change

1 75 Solvay Sales Corp, 53 82 Chas. Hvass & Co., Inc. 69 00 Tucker ' Co., Inc. 3 48 Linde Air Products Co 8 50 Phelan Corp. 9 00 N. Ryan Co. 37 50 J. C. MacElroy Co. 362 52 Chas. Kurzon, Inc. 6 90 Midtown Elec. Supply Co 30 17 National Bearing Metals Corp 23 50 Standard Metals Co. 47 39 Bayonne Bolt Corp. 38 00 Grayb~r Elec. Co., Inc. 200 00 Lewis P. Brown 1 45 J. Frank Johnson 40 J. Frank Johnson 80 J. Frank Johnson..... 05 J. Frank Johnson 50 J. Frank Johnson 1 34 N. Y. Tel. Co. 103 95 Police Department Christ Mehr 15 OD Joseph Mehr 15 00 J. H. Meyer Sons 10 00 Robert F. Newman 2400

182,000 00

17,500 00 30600 125 00 12696

28 18

118 65

279 13 1200

8,378 91 748 56 28878 37 50

90

8,500 00

35 50

Edward O'Brien Daniel Flynn Frengo's Storage Ware- house Gillen & Davis, Inc. Philip Grande Graulich's Vans Edmund E. Heiser

Heitman Van & Express Co , Inc. G. A. Hils Benjamin Jaglinski Anthony Lehner W. A. Lennon, Inc. Frank Licata Charles Marrona Win. Van Houten Harry Watman Robert Weiland , . . John O'Connor Isadore Pecker Louis Pfeifer William Phillips Joseph Reis S. Rutledge Schwarz Bros. Express Thomas Sciortino Hyman Singer William Smith Patrick W. Sofia Thomas Stracey Herman Thom Bronx Gear & Bearing Co , Inc. Amperite Corp. Walter Kidde & Co., Inc D. Liederman & Sons, Inc Metropolitan Paper Box Co Mine Safety Appliances Co Bainbridge, Kimpton & Haupt, Inc. Co-op. Dist., Inc. A. B. Dick Co. H. B. Hosmer, Inc. H. B. Hosmer, Inc. H. B. Hosmer, Inc. Marlin Ptg. Co., Inc. Robley Press Service, Inc L. D. C. Aulk Co. I. Edward Brown, Inc.

Socony Vacuum Oil Co., Inc Imperial Charcoal Co. Torridaire Co., Inc. Hudson Oil Co., Inc.

Pyramid Elec. Cont. Co., Inc James Delaney Anthony De Mino Anthony Fenimore John Fitkalo Joseph De Matteis N. Y. Central R. R. Co N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co N. Y., 0. & W. R. R. Co Pennsylvania R. R. Co. Mackey Radio & Tel. Co Postal Tel. Cable Co Vincent J. Sweeney Bergman's Express Co. Buonocores Calculating Co. Joseph Cartigiano Culver Coal & Ice Co.

President, Borough of The Bronx 27249 115540 Marnis Oil Co,, Inc. 4,204 07 27250 115548 Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc 1,256 74 27251 115052 Barrett Co. 827 84 27252 114031 Bronx Window Cleaning Co 262 50 27253 114646 Naclerio Const. Co., Inc 1,500 09 27254 114620 F. P. S. Cont. Co., Inc. 8,187 80 27255 114636 Frank Mascali & Sons, Inc 378 30 27256 115055 Delma Eng. Corp. 54 63 27257 112849 Venetian Cont. Co., Inc 2,609 52

President, Borough of Brooklyn 27685 J. J. Hart 17 50 27672 L. I. Hardware Co. 2 50 27673 Monarch Rubber Co. 18 00 27674 Igoe Bros. 37 44 27675 Godfrey Keeler Co. 47 50 27676 Manhattan Bearings & Sup-

ply Co., Inc. 27677 Manhattan Ignition Corp 27678 Rex Automotive Co. 27679 Burton Auto Spring Corp 27680 Universal Spring Co., Inc 27681 Lynagh & Magee 27682 Brady Breslin Rubber Co.,

Inc. 27683 Dugal G. Campbell, Inc 27684 Fred Roeder Mfg. Co.

President, Borough of Queens 27726 114869 Wm. P. McDonald Const. Co. 2,966 58 27727 114920 Highway Imp. & Rep. Co.,

Inc. 1,501 67 27728 114921 Highway Imp. & Rep. Co ,

Inc. 5,686 27725 Frank J. Taylor 622 27385 114553 Julia Gallo 1,315 27386 115059 Emmett B. Simpson, Inc 2,264

Department of Public Markets, Weights and Measures

27189 Industrial Paper Supply Co., Inc. 13 89

27190 Interboro Chemical Co. 10 88 27191 Cortes-Ward Co., Inc. 5 04 27192 Warden, Sing Sing Prison 2 10 27193 I. Edward Brown, Inc 12 11 27194 Dettra Flag Co., Inc 4 65 27195 Libien Press, Inc. 6 00 27196 Erikson-Speich, Inc. 1 10 27197 York Ice Machinery Corp 11 00 27198 Henry Schultheis Co. 16 20

27564 27547 27548

27549 27550 27551 27552 27553

27554 27555 27556 27557 27558 27559 27578 27579 27580 27565 27566 27567 27568 27569 27570 27571 27572 27573 27574 27575 27576 27577 27522

27523 27524 27525 27526 27527 27509

27510 27511 27512 27513 27514 27515 27516 27517 27518 27519 27520 27521 27528 27529 27543 27544 27545 27546 27530 27531 27532 27533 27534 27535 27536 27537 27538 27539 27540 27541 27542

1000 1000

4200 4500 1500 3200 3000

42 00 2800 1500 3600 500

1000 1250 1000 24 00 3000 5000 000 15 00 15 00 15 ZO0 13 50 2500 1500 2800 1800 1000 1500

99380 172 00 108 00 39 70 1100 2500

49 75 20 75 160 3 75 4 75 1 32

41 25 2860 13 72 85 25 4000 4 89

30 75 2,185 76 455 20 4500 10 00 1200 3000 28 00

374 47 21 05 4 35

55 10 4 62

178 45 60 00 18 00 4800 4800 1400 12 50

Department of Public Welfare 27238 W. J. Wilgus 40 27237 W. J. Wilgus 1 25 27236 W. J. Wilgus, 360 27235 W. J. Wilgus 6 00 27448 Premium Coal Co. 37,719 55 27449 Premium Coal Co. 8,895 75 27241 W. J. Wilgus 10 10 27240 W. J. Wilgus 31 90 27239 W. J. Wilgus 60 27233 W. J. Wilgus 8 80 27234 W. J. Wilgus 4 55 27232 W. J. Wilgus 720 27227 William Hodson 500 00 27225 N. Y. Telephone Co. 31 53 27207 Borden's Farm Pro., Co., Inc. 198 34 27231 W. J. Wilgus 60 27230 Helen A. Gray 1 80 27229 Helen A. Gray 1 90 27228 Frank Carswell 16 30 27226 William Hodson 500 00 27206 Borden's Farm Products Co ,

Inc, 306 37 27242 W. J. Wilgus 10 25 27243 W. J. Wilgus 2 60 27465 National City Bank of N. Y 88,372 01 27466 Bank of Manhattan Co . 89,135 88 27467 Manufacturers Trust Co..... 92,317 58 27469 Manufacturers Trust Co..... 225,432 50 27470 National City Bank of N. Y. 77,969 74 27471 Bank of Manhattan Co. 86,167 94 27472 Manufacturers Trust Co.... 71,084 87 27464A Manufacturers Trust Co.... 237,140 50 27464 National City Bank of N. Y. 24,710 85 27468 National City Bank of N, Y 27,514 41

Department of Purchase 27312 Atlas Stationery Corp 11 25 27298 Barasch Printing Co., Inc 43 08 27299 Beacon Press, Inc. 221 90 27300 Wm, Bratter, Inc. 1,488 05 27301 M. B. Brown Ptg. & Bdg, Co, 735 08 27302 Chelsea Press 179 15 27303 Collison & Klingman, Inc 12 50 27304 Federbush Co., Inc, 46 91 27305 Fleischer & Co., Inc. 603 15 27306 Louis Frey Co., Inc. 5 00 27307 Gray Envelope Mfg. Co 1 15 27308 F. Hubner & Co., Inc. 42 70 27309 Libien Press, Inc. 4 75 27310 L. C. Smith & Corona Type-

writer, Inc. 17 50 27311 Tiebel Bros., Inc. 1,465 97

Commissioner of Records, New York County0 80 27451 Nickel Towel Supply 27452 Gane Bros. & Co. 44 15

Register, New York County 27176 L. C. Smith & Corona Type-

writer, Inc. 2 98 27174 Real Estate Directory Co.. 25 00 27175 Haloid Co. 39 98

Department of Sanitation 27473 Shamrock Towing Co., Inc 50 00 27474 James McGeeney ..... 86 00 27475 McAllister Lighterage Line. 142 47

Sheriff, Richmond County 27216 115556 Fiore Bros., Inc. 115 60

Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity 27499 115302 Johnson City Foundry & Ma-

chinery Co. 782 00 27686 Williams & Wells Co 10 00 27687 Jacob Griffel 22 16 27688 Mueller Co., Inc. 50 88 27689 Charles Kurzon, Inc 8 51 27690 Manhattan Bearings & Sup-

ply Co., Inc. 27691 Brockway Motor Co., Inc 27692 Joseph L. Daly, Inc. 27693 Lehr Auto Supply Co., Inc 27694 R. Steel & Sons, Inc 27695 Burroughs Adding Machine

Co. 27696 Houpert Machine Co., Inc 27697 Mt. Kisco Laundry, Inc 27698 Remington Rand, Inc. 27498 114416 Solvay Sales Corp.

27339 Crown Ribbon & Carbon Mfg Co.

27340 Unity Stamp Co., Inc

27341 Mahoney-Clarke, Inc. 27342 Miller Auto Supply & Equip-

ment Co., Inc.

27343 Stewart IT-for Trucks, Inc

27344 Pitometer Co.

27345 Bergstrom & Bass

27346 Central Auto Parts, Inc

27347 Frank Sullivan 2

27348 Railway Express Agency, Inc. 2 27349 Pearsall-Earl, Inc..

14 50 27350 John T,,nardo

27351 Frank J, Connelly

27352 A. Oerter, Inc.

27353 John H. Leadley

27245 William H. Simmons

27246 James Cullen

43 Tames Cullen James Cullen

53 27247 Charles G. Keutgen

84 27248 Fidelity & Casualty Co. of 02 N.Y. 900

27500 115078 Conray Products Co., Inc 233 77 Conray Products Co., Inc 31 19 Conray Products Co., Inc 1,427 62

27501 114992 U. S. Pipe & Foundry Co_ 2,719 45 U. S. Pipe & Foundry Co 2,907 82 U. S. Pipe & Foundry Co 10,105 64 U. S. Pipe & Foundry Co 17,686 14

27667 Terwilliger Bros. 30 00

27668 Samuel Levine

27669 Belmont Packing Rubber Co.

27670 Frank E. Hale Frank E. Hale

27671 Frank E. Hale

2 16 1750 16 91 13 70 800 500

2000 4 46 109 6 12

37 88

21 45 160 00 2 70

140 00 69900

1 00 3 15 5 95

10 12 946

48 38 180 00 11 57

350 00 16 48 182 00 22 00 34 05 3260 74 25 11 70

59 65 21 200 1 50

40 29 9000

45 2 98

2800

Municipal. .208 152 Nov. 26, 1934 Wallach, Bessie, vs. City of N.. Y. and ano

Sup., R. Co.208 153 Nov. 27, 1934 Dickens, Louis (ex rd ), vs. Joseph A. Palma et al., etc.

Nov. 27, 1934 Friou, George Dyson, etc. (Matter of)

Nov. 27, 1934 Srevinskis, Anna, and ano., etc. (Matter of).

Nov. 30, 1934 Emigrant Industrial Sav ings Bank vs. Julius Bachrach et al

Snp.,K.Co,Mis, 2.12 Nov. 28, 1934 City Bank Farmers Trust Co. vs. Samuel Thomas Pope et al., etc.

Sup.,K.Co.Mis. 2-12 Nov. 28, 1934 Kings County Savings Bank vs. Hyman Dwor- kin and ano.

Sup.,Q.Co.1Mis. 2-13 Nov. 28, 1934 Aishman, Celia, vs Carlo Avellino et al

Supreme..Mis. 2-13 Nov. 30, 1934 Emigrant Industrial Sav ings Bank vs. Madda- lena Salomone et al

Sup.,K.Co.3iis. 2-14 Nov. 27, 1934 Laffel Realty, Inc., vs. Frank P. Greco et a

Sup., K. Co.208 158 Nov. 27, 1934 Wolke, Martha V

St. B. of E.208 154

Supreme... 208 155

Stupreme..Mis. 2-11

City, Q. Co.208 202 Nov. 30, 1934

City, B'xCo.208 203 Nov. 30, 1934

Cielavin, Herman, Jr., infant, by guardian, and Herman Cielavin.

Barnett, Gussie, and Harris Barnett

THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1935 THE CITY RECORD

287


BUREAU OF THE CHAMBERLAIN

Statement of Receipts and Payments of The City of New York for the Period Ended December 31, 1934

Public Works City Sinking Administration Treasury Funds

Balances: Opening, Dec. 24 ...$2,374,658 17 $117,943,475 86 $6,931,640 27 $579,954 80 $127,829,729 10

Receipts .... 20,944,60161 5,561,535 52 26,506,137 13

Total $2,374,658 17$138,:::,07747 $6,931,640 27 $6,141,490 32 $154,335,866 23 Payments 21 25 28,111,756 51 5,341,567 15 33,453,344 91

Balances: Closing, Dec. 31 ...$2,374,636 92$110,776,32096 $6,931,640 27 $799,923 17 $120,882,521 32

LOUIS M. FAULKNER, Deputy Chamberlain.

LAW DEPARTMENT,

The following schedules form a brief extract of the transactions of the office of the Corporation Counsel for the week ended December 1, 1934, as required by section 1546 of the Greater New York Charter.

Note-The City of New York, or the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of The City of New York is defendant, unless otherwise mentioned.

SCHEDULE "A" Suits and Special Proceedings Instituted

Court Reg. Fo. Commenced Title Nature of Action

Supreme..Mis. 2-10 Nov. 26, 1934 Runsheinn, Joseph, and ano., trustees of Lewis Schoolhouse, dec'd, vs. Berwind Rlty. Corp. et al., etc.

Municipal..208 144 Nov. 23, 1934 McLaughlin, John J (ads. the City)

Afun.,13'x..208 145 Nov. 26, 1934 Silberstein, John, vs

John Montana and ano

Mun.,11'x..208 146 Nov. 26, 1934 Handman, William, vs. John Montana and ano.

Tide Water Associated Transport Corp., etc., vs. City of N. Y., etc.

Lincoln Savings Bank of Brooklyn, etc., vs. Meergold Realty Corp. et al.

Guarnieri, Alice, and Nunzio Guarnieri

Fraser, Rose H., vs. City of N. Y. and ano.

Nov. 26, 1934 Loomis, George R., vs. Terraco Realty Co., Inc., and ano.

Nov. 26, 1934 Wohl, Ethel, and Eugene Wohl

Supreme. . .208 159 Nov. 27, 1934 Solominskp, Dorothy, vs. City of N. Y. and ano.

Municipal..208 160 Nov. 24, 1934 Board of Education of City of N. Y. vs. Guiseppi Piegare ..

Mun.,B'k'n.208 161 Nov. 27, 1934 Feinberg, Annie E.....

Sup., Q. Co,208 162 Nov. 27, 1934 Walieki, Theodore, infant, by guardian, vs. City of N. Y. et al...

Sup., Q. Co.208 163 Nov. 27, 1934 Walicki, Andrew, vs. City of N. Y. et al....

U. S. Dist. .Bkt 3-2 Nov. 28, 1934 Wilson Smyth Coal Co., Inc. (Matter of)

Spec, Sess..208 164 Nov. 28, 1934 Com'r of Public Wel• fare of City of N. Y., etc. (on complaint of

Ruth (Paulsen) vs John Fitzgerald

Spec. Sess., 208 165 Nov. 28, 1934 Com'r of Public Wel- K, Co. fare of City of N. Y.,

etc. (on complaint of

Virginia Williams), vs Seymour Baker

Mon., Q....208 166 Nov. 28, 1934 Zakala, Vincent, and Agnes Zakala

Municipal..208 167 Nov, 28, 1934 Konllf, Frances

111un., B'x..208 168 Nov. 28, 1934 Zelkind, Harry

Municipal ..208 169 Nov. 28, 1934 Patzet, Erica, and Wil- liam Patzer

Municipal. .208 170 Nov. 28, 1934 Pagano, James. and ano. (ads. the City)...

Municipal..208 171 Nov. 28, 1934 Burger. Morris, and Ida Burger

Court Reg. Fo. Commenced

Title Nature of Action

Nov. 28, 1934 Sapestein, Anna, vs. Personal is1ones, fall driveway, etc., City of N. Y. and ano. 342 Van Sides ave., B lyn., $1,000.

Nov. 28, 1934 Crivello, Joseph, vs. Na- Personal injuries, fall sewer opening, tional Title Guaranty eta., 1301 Neck rd., Bklyn., $3,000. Co. and ono., etc

Nov. 28, 1934 Brooklyn Union Gas Co Summons only served. Nov. 28, 1934 Jay~-

Street Connecting Summons only served. 1.tailroad ..... y Sup., R. Co.208 176 Nov. 28, 1934 Richmond Railways, Inc. Summons only served. Sup.,B'xCo.208 177 Nov. 28, 1934 Cohn, Nathan, infant, Personal injuries, struck by tree, 1391

b guardian, jack Jesup ave., Bronx, $25,000. Cohn, vs. City of N. Y. et al.

Supreme. . .208 178 Nov. 28, 1934 Foley, Sarah Agnes, and Personal injuries, fall sidewalk, and ,Ioleph F. toley& vs,

sq. between Pearl and Duane its.,, ames Stewart & Co., nc., and ono. $30',000.

Sup., Q. Co.208 179 Nov. 28, 1934 Cheslak, William, infant, Personal injuries, struck by Police by guardian, and Dept. auto, and for loss o services Josephine Cheslak of son, 56th dr., Queens, $5,000.

Sup., K. Co.208 180 Nov. 28, 1934 Stewart, Veronica, in- Personal injuries, struck by D. S. fant, by guardian, and truck while riding on sled, and for Agnes Stewart loss of services, 75th at. and Co-

lonial rd., Bklyn., $15,000. . Supreme.., 208 181 Nov. 28, 1934 Maguire, James, vs. John To restrain defendants from revoking

McKenzie, etc., and permit for privilege of maintaining no o. lunch wagon on marginal street be-

tween Chambers and Warren its., North River.

Sup., K. Co.208 182 Nov. 28, 1934 Hammerschmidt, Irene Personal injuries, fall snow and ice, and Ernest Hammer • and for loss of services of wife, 936 schmidt Glenmore ave., Bklyn., $20,000.

Nov. 28, 1934 Staten Island Edison Corp. Summons only served.

Nov. 28, 1934 Staten Island Coach Co , Inc. Summons only served.

Nov. 28, 1934 Southfield Beach R. R. Co. Summons only served.

Nov. 28, 1934 Bernstein Minnie, vs Personal injuries fall sidewalk, 831 Mary 13ubs et al Lenox rd., Bkiyn., $15,000.

Nov. 28, 1934 Clark Lena, and ano Summons only served. Nov. 28, 1934 N. Y. Tel. Co To recover amounts paid as excise

taxes or license fees, etc., $922,- 690.25.

U. S. Dist. , Bkt 3-2 Nov. 28, 1934 Princess Ann Kiddy Frocks, Inc. (Matter of) Bankruptcy proceeding.

Rothbart, Max (ads. the For damage to auto by auto of de- City) fendant, Northern blvd, and Honey.

well at., L. I. City, $421.90. Kellner, Sigmund (ads For damage to City fuel wagon struck

the City) by auto of defendant, Ocean pkway. and Avenue M, Bklyn., $581.06.

Board of Education of For damage to doors of electric ash City of N. Y. vs. John hoist struck bj auto of defendant, J. Casale, Inc. P. S. 109, Manhattan, $43.40.

Asiatic Mercantile Co , For water consumed, stand on mez- Inc. (ads. the City) zanine floor of Brooklyn Bridge, etc.,

$46.70. Schiffer, Emanuel (ads For damage to lamppost struck by auto

the City) of defendant, 85 Hopkins at., Bklyn., $35.92.

Supreme. , .208 192

Sup. K. Co.208 193

Sup., K. Co.208 194 Nov. 30, 1934 Bogoff, Paul, by guardian, and Mollie Bogoff, vs. Anna Rosenthal and ano. Summons only served.

Hodson, William, etc , vs. Mary A. McAuliffe and ano.

Sup., K. Co,208 196 Nov. 30, 1934 Trans -Lux Brooklyn Theatre Corp. (ex rel.) vs. Paul Moss, etc

Municipal..208 197 Nov. 30, 1934 Burns Bros.

Municipal..208 198 Nov. 30, 1934 United Electric Light & Power Co.

City, 111ag...208 199 Nov. 30 1934 People of State of N. Y (on complaint of Wm F. Gill) vs. Henry Til• ford, etc.

City 208 200 Nov. 30, 1934 Rubin, Betty, infant, by Personal injuries, fall snow and ice,

guardian, and Louis and for loss of services of daughter, Rubin 322 Rockaway ave., Bklyn., $3,000.

lfunicipal..208 201 Nov. 30, 1934 Dropkin, Tillie Personal injuries, fall sidewalk, 646 W. 42d St., $1,000.

Nov. 30, 1934 Moore, May E., adm'x of Frederick Buechner, dec'd, vs. City of N. Y. et al.

Dec. 1, 1934 Singer, Henry G., rec'r, etc. (ex rel.) vs. Joseph D. McGoidrick, etc.

Dec. 1, 1934 Passroan, A. J., Inc., vs. To recover amount paid as deposit to Jacob Lewis and ano.. insure repair of street opening, $81.

Dec. 1, 1934 Shamula, Rachel, adm'1a For death of intestate, fall, cellar doors

of estate of David over vault under sidewalk, 150-03 Shamula, dec'd South St., Queens, $85,000.

Dec. 1, 1934 Bank of United States To set aside assignments of award re vs. Bayside Estates, condemnation proceeding for appoint. Inc., et al, ment of receiver for an account•

ing and to enjoin City from paying award to any person other than re-ceiver.

Dec. 1, 1934 Singer, Charles L. (ex Mandamus to compel payment of sum rel.), vs. Fiorello H. for services rendered as a dental ex- LaGuardia and ano., pert to Police Dept. etc.

Dec. 1, 1934 Greenberg, Bertram, in. font, by guardian, and Ida Greenberg vs. Sophie Solomon and ano.

1, 1934 Putnam Properties, Inc , Proceeding for reorganization of cur- etc. (Matter of) poration No. 61851.

1, 1934 Voronow. Kate Personal injuries, fall, sidewalk, 40-33 Junction blvd., Corona, L. I., $1,000.

1, 1934 Ray, Sandra Personal injuries, boarding ferryboat "Richmond," gang plank, $3,000.

1, 1934 Dillon, Mary J., vs. Lena Adler et al., etc. To foreclose mortgage.

1, 1934 New York Merchandise Co., Inc., vs. Theo- dore A. Sunderman, etc. To recover chattels valued at $233.31.

"Prevailing Rate of Wages" Actions

Court Reg. Fo. Commenced

Title

Department Amount,

MACHINIST-John M. Wilson, Attoniey. Sup., K. Co.208 156 Nov. 27, 1934 Surdakowski, Joseph J.. Highways $4,230 00 Sup., R. Co.208 157 Nov. 27, 1934 Montgomery, Robert ... Plant and Structures 4,230 00

SCHEDULE `B" Judgments, Orders and Decrees Entered

Tony Galano vs. City of New York et al.-Entered order bringing in Bernard Z. Kandell as party defendant (200-253),

SFunds Total

U. S. Dist..208 147

Sup.,K.CoAlis. 2-11

Sup.,B'xCo.208 148

Sup., Q. Co.208 149

Supreme. . .208 150

Sup., K. Co.208 151

Nov. 26, 1934

Nov. 26, 1934

Nov. 26, 1934

Nov. 26, 1934

To foreclose mortgage.

For shutting off corporation cock, 184 27th at., Bklyn., $226.63.

For damage to auto struck by truck of City and for personal injuries, etc., Park ave. and 175th at.,

injuries,

$650. Personal injuries, passenger in auto,

struck by auto truck of City, Park ave. and 175th st., Bronx, $1,000.

For damage to motor vessel "Tydol,' collision with steam vessel "John Purroy Mitchel," East River, etc., $2,800.

To foreclose mortgage. Personal injuries, fall platform, and

for loss of services of wife, etc., Tremont Ave. Station of Indepen. dent Subway System, $60,000.

Personal injuries, fall snow and ice, 144 Beach 121st St., Rockaway Park, Queens, $25.000.

Personal injuries, fall sidewalk, 977 2d ave., $10,000.

Personal injuries, fall snow and ice, and for loss of services of wife, 1690 Ocean ave., Bklyn., X25,000.

Personal injuries, fall sidewalk, 2327 E. 109th st., $1,000.

Mandamus to compel amendment of records of Civil Service Commission, etc.

Petition requesting Board of Estimate, etc., to make application to Federal authorities for a loan for construc. tion of school at Maujer st., Bush-wick ave., Williamsburg, Bklyn.

For payment of award re regulating etc., Linden blvd. from Kings high-way to Brooklyn Borough line, Bklyn.






To foreclose mortgage. For damage to auto, collision with auto

truck of defendant, VanWyck and 101st aves., Jamaica, $40.

For balance of infant's funds de-posited with City Chamberlain. etc., $5,100.

For damage to cover of coal hole by auto of defendant, P. S. 144, 43 Oak st., $26.07.

Personal injuries, curb, etc., Bed. ford ave. and Glenwood rd., Bklyn., $1,000.

Summons with notice for $100,000 served.

Summons with notice for $5,000 served.

Bankruptcy proceeding.

Appeal from order of filiation, etc. Appeal from judgment and order of

filiation, etc.

To recover for depreciation, etc., in value of property is operation of automatic electric sewer pumping station at Gardner st. and 46th ave., Bayside, Queens, $550.

Personal injuries. fall sidewalk, 736 7th ave., $1,000.

For damage to auto, struck by D. S truck, Cromwell ave., Bronx, $97.50.

Personal injuries, boarding train, door striking plaintiff, and for loss of services of wife, 42d St. Station of 8th Ave. Subway Line, $1,250.

For damage to Police auto by auto of defendant, 167th at. and West Farms rd., Bronx, $198.50.

Personal injuries, auto striking hole in roadway and for damage to auto, 28th st. near Lexington ave., $750.

Mun.,B'k'n 208 172

City 208 173

Sup., K. Co.208 174 Sup., K. Co.208 175

Sup., R. Co.208 183

Sup., R. Co.208 184

Sup., R. Co.208 185

Sup., K. Co.208 186

Sup.,B'xCo.208 187 Supreme. . .208 188

Municipal.. 208 189 Nov. 27, 1934

Municipal..208 189 Nov. 28, 1934

Municipal. .208 190 Nov. 28, 1934

Municipal. 208 190 Nov. 28, 1934

'.11unicipal ..208 191 Nov. 27, 1934

Municipal, .208 191 Nov. 27, 1934 Sprinaler•VanBeuren Es- For shutting off tap, 41 W. 14th st., tates, . Inc. (ads. the $21.50. City)

Nov. 27, 1934 Consolidated Gas Co For relaying of pavement removed by (ads. the City) defendant, 127th St. from 5th to

St. Nicholas aves., $3,369.14. Nov. 30, 1934. Greenberg, Sylvia Personal_ injuries, fall sidewalk, 4th

ave. near E. 28th at., $25,000.

Sup„ K. Co,208 195 Nov. 28, 1934 To set aside as fraudulent and void conveyance by deed, etc., made by defendant.

Mandamus to compel rescinding of ac-• tion taken by respondent in revoking approval of site for a motion picture theatre, 927-931 Flatbush ave.,

Bklyn. For damage to boat "B. B. No. 40,"

together with towing and demurrage charges, $148.

For damages to underground cables, 125th St. from northeast corner or Park ave., etc., $524.31.

Appeal from judgment of conviction for violation of section 40-4, chapter 14 of Code of Ordinances.

Sup., Q. Co.208 204

Sup., K. Co.208 205

Municipal..208 206

Sup., Q. Co.208 207

Supreme... 208 208

Supreme... 208 209

Sup., K. Co.208 210

Personal injuries, fall playground of Lincoln Terrace Park, breaking of play apparatus, and for loss of services of son, Rochester ave. and Carroll st., Bklyn., $3,000.

Personal injuries, fall snow and ice, and for loss of services of wife, Southern blvd. and Jennings st., Bronx, $4,000.

For death of intestate, passenger in auto that struck trolley pole road. way, Metropolitan ave., dueens, $100,000.

Mandamus to compel payment to petitioner as receiver of certain sum being overpayment of assessments by judgment-debtor.

Personal injuries, fall, tripping over chains and stakes enclosing grass plot, and for loss of services of son, 1934 E. 18th st., Bklyn., $60,000.

U. S. Dist.. Bkt 3-3 Dec.

Municipal..208 211 Dec.

City 208 212 Dec.

Supreme. .Mis.2.14 Dec.

Municipal.Mis. 2.15 Dec.

238 THE CITY RECORD


Ira Max vs. James Stravato et al.-Entered judgment distributing funds (204-137). City of New York vs. Cambria and Lackawanna Coal Co., Inc., et al.-Entered

order denng motion to dismiss with $10 costs (207-540). Harriet Golden vs. Brooklyn and Queens Transit Corp. and Another-Entered

judgment dismissing complaint and for $60 costs (203-104). Hodson as Commissioner vs. John J. Mooney and Another-Entered order granting

motion to vacate judgment against defendant John J. Mooney upon condition (205-344). In re Arthur McKinney vs. McGoldrick-Entered order directing Comptroller to

pay petitioner one twenty-fourth of sum of $5,450 for each half month due since Septem-ber 17, 1934, less legal deductions (207-329).

People ex rel. Private Garage Apartments, Inc., vs. Miller et at (2 proceedings) (AA2-338) ; People ex rel. Improved New York Properties Corp. vs. Same (2 pro-ceedings) (AA2-339) ; People ex rel. Estate of Charles A. Coe, Inc., vs. Same (AA2-340) ; People ex rel. Wellesbourne Realty Co. vs. Same (AA2-337) ; People ex rel. 58 W. 47th St. Corp, vs. Same (AA2-341)-Entered orders denying motion without prejudice to a renewal upon condition.

People ex rel. Belchas Realty Corp. vs. Sexton (1931)-Entered order reducing assessment (KK-250).

Caroline Fischer and Another vs. City of New York and Another-Entered order denying motion (204-393).

Morris Weliky vs. City of New York et al.-Entered order granting motion to serve amended answer so as to contain a cross-complaint pending joinder of issue plaintiff is stayed from proceeding with the trial (185-58).

Joseph Marcantonio, Infant, etc., vs. City of New York-Entered order changing venue to Supreme Court, New York County (179-431).

In re Alexander Levine vs. McGoldrick-Entered order denying motion for man-damus without costs (207-237) •

Richard C. Lent vs. City of New York-Entered Appellate Division order denying motion for leave to appeal to Court of AppealF with $10 costs (193-130).

In re Davlind Corp. vs. Levy-Entered order granting alternative order of man-damus (207-347).

Nat Schwartz vs. City of New York-Entered order granting motion to open default (190-215).

Thomas Giannettino vs. City of New York-Entered order on remittitur from Court of Appeals affirming judgment appealed from with costs (192-486).

In re Daniel J. Rock vs. Moss-Entered Appellate Division order denying motion for leave to appeal to Court of Appeals with $10 costs (204-279).

Mary Gambon, Administratrix, Etc., et al. vs. City of New York et al.-Entered order denying motion to set aside verdict in favor of defendants P. J. Carlin Const. Co. and Albee Godfrey Whale Creek Co., Inc., and for a new trial (197-294).

Berkshire Electric Co., Inc., vs. Board of Education-Entered order granting motion for bill of particulars (207-12).

Paul J. Moranti, Inc., vs. City of New York-Entered order amending complaint (192-515).

Leon Greenberg, Infant, et al. vs. City of New York-Entered order granting motion and directing that plaintiffs, Leon Greenberg, infant, and Mollie Young, appear before Louis Wolfe, M. D., for examination (195-453).

In re Harry J. Walsh vs. Finegan-Entered order denying motion (207-270). People ex iel. Samuel Luria vs. Sexton et al. (1933)-Entered order reducing

assessment (TT-394). Charles J. Gross vs. Delaney-Entered order denying motion for reargument with

$10 costs (207-282). In re Max Lasser (208-13) ; in re Julius Galef (208-12) ; in re Hyman Schwartz

(208-13)-Entered order denying motion. In re Cecelia Danker vs. Department of Health and Another-Entered Appellate

Division order granting motion for leave to appeal to Court of Appeals from order of Appellate Division entered Oct. 26, 1934 (205-522).

In re William Phillips et al. ys. Kaplan-Entered order directing Chamberlain et al. to turn over to Michael J. Curry et al. certain pay checks and to pay to intervening defendants difference in compensation between salary of Fire Lieutenant and a first grade Fireman (202-535).

People ex rel. William Shoemaker vs. Sexton et al. (1933)-Entered order reducing assessment (SS-174).

Ralph Papa vs. Sunderman-Entered judgment in plaintiff's favor for the return of chattels (Mist.-505).

People ex tel. Henrietta Finkelstone vs. Sexton et al. (1933)-Entered order reducing assessment (UU-478).

In re Kenneth P. Behr vs. McKenzie and Another-Entered Appellate Division order confirming order appealed from with $20 costs and disbursements (203-534).

In re Gibbs-Rice Co., Inc., vs. McGoldrick-Entered order denying motion (207-223). In re Martin McMann vs. Finegan et al.-Entered order denying motion (203-207). American Brake Shoe and Foundry Co. vs. Interborough Rapid Transit Co.-

Entered order authorizing receiver of I. R. T. Co. to pay out funds in his possession upon proper denmand, installment of interest due Oct. 1, 1934, amounting to $813,660 (193-535).

Elaine Phyllis Heller, Infant, vs. City of New York-Entered order vacating default of plaintiff (182-105).

Paul J. Moranti, Inc., vs. City of New York-Entered order severing certain paragraphs in complaint (184-477).

Antonio Licastri vs. Sunderman-Entered order substituting and interpleading Gaston Blancasa as defendant and discharging T. A. Sunderman from liability (Misc.-

Margaret R. Sullivan vs. City of New York-Entered order dismissing action for lack of prosecution (170-199).

Frederick W. Marks vs. 40 W. 128th St., Inc., et al.-Entered order severing and confirming receiver's accounts (Misc.-210).

People ex rel. Gertrude Bien vs. Sexton et al. (1933)-Entered order reducing assessment (UU-437).

People ex rel. Carmel Corp. vs. Sexton et al. (1932)-Entered order reducing assess-ment (00-77).

Emily Eckhardt, Infant, etc., vs. Board of Education-Entered judgment in favor of Board of Education dismissing complaint and for $60 costs (197-44).

In re Irving J. Iviurnane vs. LaGuardia et al.-Entered Appellate Division order affirming order appealed from with $20 costs and disbursements (205-396).

Harold C. Barber, Administrator, vs. City of New York-Entered order denying motion (207-120).

Jack Halpern vs. Lena Wurf and Another-Entered order dismissing complaint with costs to defendant Frank Donnelly. Entered judgment in favor of defendant Donnelly and for $25 costs (168-521).

In re Edmund G. Burke vs. Connell et al.-Entered Appellate Division order revers-ing order appealed from on the law and facts with costs. Certiorari proceeding dis-missed and determination of Board of Standards and Appeals reinstated and confirmed with $50 costs and disbursements (197-65).

In re Karron & Lieberman, Inc., vs. Murdock et al.-Entered order directing Poly-technic Institute of Brooklyn be permitted to intervene,

In re Harry Neumann vs. Board of Education (207-482) ; In re Alfonasi Smolek vs. Hammond (207-79)-Entered orders denying motion for mandamus.

Walter Winchester Cox et al. vs. City of New York and Another-Entered order on remittitur from Court of Appeals affirming order appealed from, without costs, and that appeal of defendant-appellant New York Central Railroad Co. be withdrawn. Entered judgment on remittitur from Court of Appeals (184-415).

Mary Gores vs. City of New York (166-175) ; Ernest Gores vs. Same (166-176)-Entered order granting motion to dismiss complaint, with costs. Entered judgment dismissing complaint, and for $75 costs.

In re Joseph Bushell vs. City of New York et al.-Entered Appellate Division order reversing order appealed from, with $20 costs and disbursements, and granting peremptory order of mandamus (204-472).

In re Lawyers Title & Guaranty Co. (In re 361 W. 27th St., Manhattan)-Entered final order approving adjustment, etc., as modified (Old Misc.-459).

Gertrude F. Liggett, Administratrix, vs. City of New York-Entered order granting motion to substitute Joseph Quitner as attorney for plaintiff (194-366).

American Reinsurance Co. vs. Helfstein et al.-Entered order referring action to I. Montefiore Levy as Referee (Mist.-285).

Anna Waletzer vs. City of New York (206-458) ; Morris Waletzer vs. Same (207-412)-Entered orders consolidating actions.

Alice Syers vs. City of New York and Another-Enter~4 order granting motion for reargument (190-19).

Tillie Kamler vs. City of New York-Entered order denying motion (207-111). People ex rel. Blackwell Holding Corp. vs. Sexton (1933)-Entered order reducing

assessment (RR-156). People ex rel. Empire City Savings Bank vs. Sexton et al. (Twelve Proceedings)

(1933 and 1934)-Entered orders granting motion and directing defendants to file and serve return.

City of New York vs. Gramaglia Bros.-Entered order granting motion for bill of particulars (206-21).

People ex rel. John J. Graham vs. Hammond-Entered order denying motion without prejudice to certiorari (207-455).

Harold Gibbs vs.. Berger et al.-Entered order denying motion for order of mandamus (207-325).

Hannah Bressler and Joe Bressler vs. City of New York-Entered order changing venue (208-83).

Angelo Palumbo, Etc., vs. City of New York-Entered order restoring case to general calendar, plaintiff having waived his right to take judgment by interest (199-234).

William F, Conron vs. City of New York et al.-Entered judgment in favor of defendant, discontinuing action against the City, with $20 costs (200-129).

Re Cohn vs. City of New York-Entered order discontinung action without costs (177-505).

Ethel Goldstein vs. City of New York-Entered judgment in favor of City dismissing complaint upon the merits, with $50 costs (195-313).

Sophia Rohbach and Herman Rohbach vs. City of New York and Another-Entered order discontinuing action without costs (179-408).

Matter of Alex Krout vs. Cohen et al.-Entered order denying motion for peremptory order of mandamus (Misc.-484).

Betty Silverman, Infant, Etc., vs. Board of Education-Entered judgment in favor of defendant dismissing complaint upon the merits, with $62.42 costs (191-436).

Lena Levinson vs. City of New York-Entered judgment in favor of City dismissing complaint on the merits, with $37 costs (199-233).

Anna Levine vs. City of New York-Entered judgment in favor of City dismissing complaint upon the merits, with $60 costs (200-6).

Clothilde Wolf et al. vs. Weinstark Realty Co., Inc., et al,-Entered order referring matter to Edward Lentol (Mist.-361).

Leo Lubin vs. City of New York-Entered judgment in favor of City dismissing complaint upon the merits, with $60 costs (198-440).

Matter of Morton L. Cummings vs. Ingersoll, Etc.-Entered order denying motion for leave to reargue (206-14).

John J. Connolly vs. City of New York-Entered decree in favor of libellant (202-210).

1707 St. Marks Ave. Corp. vs. City of New York-Entered order restoring case to calendar (196-409).

Amounts Entered Against the City in the Following Actions and Proceedings

Date Name Reg. Fol. Amount

Nov. 26, 1934 130 W. 86th St., Inc 207 254 $19 50 Nov. 26, 1934 May McGinty 185 381 741 70 Nov. 26, 1934 Josephine Napolitano, infant, and another 187 124 3,680 84 Nov. 27, 1934 Brooklyn & Queens Transit Corp 175 242 184 50 Nov. 28, 1934 Brooklyn City R. R. Co 155 438 90 00 Nov. 30, 1934 Brooklyn & Queens Transit Corp 200 396 98 00 Nov. 27, 1934 William Von Frecken 168 171 300 00 Nov. 30, 1934 John J. Connolly 202 210 227 04

SCHEDULE "C"

Record of Court Work City of New York vs. Gramaglia Bros., Inc., et al.-Motion for bill of particulars

submitted to Wasservogel, J., and granted (206-21). General Food Corp. vs. George Von Seebeck-Motion for reargument submitted to

Wasservogel, J., and referred to McGoldrick, J. S. S. Rogers for City (207-273). In re John Ryan et al. vs. Rice-Tried before Cohn, J., and jury; verdict for

defendant. R. H. Schaffer for City (206-59). In re Union and Montrose Ayes., Bklyn., Rapid Transit-Hearing reopened before

Lockwood, J.; decision reserved. A. S. Aleinikoff for City (183-233). Murray Schiller, Etc., vs. Mirsky-Tried before Gallagher, J.; decision reserved.

A. Callahan for City (206-255). In re Edith Vanderwonde vs. Board of Education (207-343) ; in re Myrtle J. Joseph

vs. Same (205-179) ; in re Sophie R. Silver vs. Same (207-493) ; in re Emma M. Cappel vs. Same (206-205)-Hearing before Charles A. Brind, Jr.; decision reserved. W. E. C. Mayer for City.

Bessie Schiller vs. City of New York-Motion to restore to calendar unopposed. M. J. Troy for City (177-82).

City of New York vs. Marx-Tried before Shalleck, J., and jury; verdict for defendant. A. B. Silvers for City (204-75).

In re Agnes G. Rowlands vs. Teachers' Retirement Board-Motion to reargue motion for leave to appeal to Court of Appeals submitted at Court of Appeals; decision reserved. E. L. Palmieri for City (198-516).

In re George Ringler vs. Louis Zelecknik-Appeal argued at Court of Appeals; decision reserved. R. W. Thomas for City (202-197).

In re Rose Rosenberg vs. O'Ryan (205-389) ; in re Fannie Meglio vs. Meglio (205-449)-Appeals argued at Appellate Division; decision reserved. E. L. Palmieri for City. 1 w

In re Ryer Ave. Bronx School Site-Motion for preference submitted to Franken-thaler, J., and referred to Miller, J. C. Bisberg for City (207-441).

Michael J. O'Neill vs. City of New York (197-199) ; William A. McTiernan vs. Same (197-198) ; Margaret Dalton, Executrix, vs. Same (197-368) ; Christian J. Francis vs. Same (197-197) ; Alexander Roebuch vs. Same (197-199) ; James F. Vines vs. Same (197-200) ; John McGowan vs. Same (197-198) ; Edward Wheeler vs. Same (197-200) ; Louis G. Mathern vs. Same (197-198)--Tried before Wendel, J.; pursuant to stipulation entered into in the case of William G. Platt vs. City; complaint dismissed at close of case. W. E. Herlands for City.

City of New York vs. Fidelity Trust Co.-Appeal argued at Appellate Division; decision reserved. A. McK. Sylvester for City (174-71).

People ex rel. Trustees of Sailors Snug Harbor vs. Tax Commissioners (1932-1933) (2 Proceedings)-Motion to file additional return argued before Collins, J.; decision reserved. J. B. Glebocki for City (QQ-225) (XX-526).

George K. Large and Another vs. City of New York et al.-Motion to examine 893 Park Ave. Corp. before trial unopposed. M. J. Troy for City (187-144).

In re Sullivan W. Jones vs. LaGuardia-Motion to place proceeding on jury reserve calendar submitted to Walsh, J.; decision reserved. J. L. Pascal for City (205-68).

In re Estate of William J. Hill, Deceased-Motion for issuance of a Commission to a notary public in Los Angeles, Cal., submitted to Delehanty, S., and granted. H. L. Herzog for City (Misc.-222).

People ex rel. City Savings Bank vs. Tax Commissioners (2 Proceedings 1933) (2 Proceedings 1934)-Motion to file return by Feb. 15, 1935, unopposed. H. S. Lucia for City (TT-293-AA2-309-312).

In re E. 206th St. and Grand Concourse, Bronx Rapid Transit-Motion by Jennie L. Hanley for payment of award to Damage Parcel No. 6, submitted td Frankenthaler, J.; decision reserved. J. J. Dunn for City (177-515),

In re Queens Blvd. and 84th Rd. Queens Rapid Transit-Application to set date for hearing of objections submitted to May, J.; date set for Dec. 5, 1934. C. Bisberg for City (185-382).

In re Estate of Alfred R. Sorenson, Deceased-Motion to settle final accounting sub-mitted to Wingate, S., and granted. H. L. Herzog for City (188-482).

In re Estate of Maria T. Cully, Deceased-Settlement of decree allowing claim of Department of Public Welfare submitted to Wingate. S. P. E, Fusco for City (Misc.-230).

Elgee Leather Building Corp. vs. City of New York-Motion for examination before trial

4-527) of defendant Mason and Hanger Co., Inc., unopposed. J. W. MacLeod for City

(19 City of New York vs. Brooklyn and Queens Transit-Tried before O'Neil, J., and

jury; verdict for City for $185.60. J. G. Miller for City (205-495). Samuel Spiegel vs. Sunderman-Tried before Clark, J, ; decision reserved. M. J.

Troy for City (Misc.-358). L

Department

Opinions

Public Welfare, Department of..,. I Purchase, Department of I Taxes and Assessments, Depart-

ment of 1 Teachers' Retirement System 1 Water Supply, Gas and Electricity I

Total

57


THE CITY RECORD

239

City of New York vs. Molch Holding (207-466) ; City of New York vs. Casazza (202-465) ; City of New York vs. Meeh (201-307) ; City of New York vs. Diliberti (200-67)—Motion for summary judgment submitted to Curtin, J., and granted. E. John for City.

City of New York vs. Ida Shapiro—Motion granted Curtin, J. (200-127), City of New York vs. Pasquarello and Muratore (207-297) ; City of New York vs.

Morris Demolition (201-431) ; City of New York vs. Highway Laundries Co. (201-309) ; City of New 'York vs. Vincent Connato (200-67) ;—Inquest taken before Curtin, J.; judgment for City. A. B. Silvers for City.

Elizabeth Denable vs. City of New York—Appeal argued at Court of Appeals; decision reserved. P. Blair for City (180-265).

People S. Carfolite vs. John Vecchione—Appeal argued at Court of Special Sessions; decision reserved. S. B. Quel for City (206-194).

Herman Fels vs. Post—Motion to examine defendant before trial argued before Wasservogel, J.; decision reserved. H. B. Epstein for City (203-385).

Dieppe Corp. vs. City of New York—Motion to take deposition of Chief Clerk and General Superintendent of Parks submitted to Collins, J.; decision reserved. W. B. Herlands for City (205-518).

In re Raymond B. Jackson vs. Finegan (207-101) ; In re Thomas P. McAuliffe vs. Same (207-144)—Motion for mandamus submitted to Wasservogel, J.; decision reserved. T. W. A. Crowe for City.

In re Application of George S. Van Schaick vs. Police Department—Motion to direct Police Department to turn over chattels unopposed. M. J. Troy for City (Misc.2-5).

Louis Ciaccia vs. Board of Education—Motion by William C. Hanley to be made a party defendant unopposed. N. Bucci for City (208-40).

Blanche Hurley vs. Board of Education—Motion by Rosemary Fasse to be made party defendant unopposed. N. Bucci for City (208-39).

William J, Fitzgerald vs. City of New York—Motion to place case on jury reserve calendar submitted to Walsh, J.; decision reserved. A. McK. Sylvester for City (185-165).

Maryland Casualty Co. vs. City of New York—Tried before Dore, J., and jury; verdict for City. S. A. Bloom for City (177-267).

Otho E. Stephens vs. City of New York—Motion to examine power hoist at Rikers Island argued before Cotillo, J.; decision reserved. B. D. Gold for City (195-414).

In re Sybilla St., Queens, Asphalt Plant—Motion for preference submitted; trial set for Nov. 3. A. Bruan for City (174-339).

Roland DeHaven, Infant, and Another vs. Board of Education—Motion to reargue motion to set aside verdict argued before Norton, J.; decision reserved. C. Bregoff for City (193-277).

Ralph Papa vs. Sunderni.an—Tried before Whalen, J.; judgment for plaintiff; A. Arnold for City (Misc.-505).

City of New York vs. Louis Levine—Tried before Morris, J.; verdict for City for $44.88. J. J. McGowan for City (207-426).

H. L. Fischer, Inc., vs. City of New York—Motion to vacate judgment and restore case to calendar submitted to Toney, J.; decision reserved. M. J. Troy for City (198-173).

City of New York vs. 1101 Park Ave. Corp.—Inquest taken before Prince, J.; judgment for City. E. John for City (206-262).

James Ernest vs. City of New York—Complaint dismissed by Boylan, J.; due to plaintiff's default. C. Bregoff for City (206-91).

In re Solomon S. Kramer vs. Moss (206-13) ; Gertrude S. Clark Kerrigan vs. City of New York (194-53)—Motion for leave to appeal to Court of Appeals argued at Appellate Division; decision reserved. H. J. Shields for City.

In re Erik Erikson vs, Cohen—Appeal submitted at Appellate Division; decision reserved. R. L. Tarbox for City (Misc.-544).

Miller Schlott vs. City of New York—Appeal argued at Appellate Division; decision reserved. R. W. Thomas for City (198-521).

People ex rel. Castlebar Realty Corp. vs. Tax Commissioners (1932) (QQ-3) People ex rel. Alsid Realty Corp. vs. Same (1932-34) (3 Proceedings) (AA3-463) (PP-537); People ex rel. 584-6 9th Ave. Corp. vs. Same (1932) (2 Proceedings) (PP-529) ; People ex rel. 584-6 9th Ave. Corp. vs. Same (1934) (AA3-470) : People ex rel. John H. Karsh vs. Same (1934) (AA3-464) ; People ex rel. 451 W. 42d St. vs. Same (1933) (XX-397) ; People ex rel. Central Hanover Bank and Trust Co. vs. Same (1934) (AA4-71); People ex rel. Sidem Building Corp. vs. Same. (1934) (AAI-298) ; People ex rel. Herald Sq. Hotel, Inc., vs. Same (1934) (AA8-348) People ex rel. 451 W. 42d St. vs. Same (1934) (AA3-463)—Motion to punish for contempt submitted to Wasservogel, J. ; decision reserved. S. Silvers for City.

In re Herman Forsterzer and Another vs. Board of Education—Motion for man-damus argued before Wasservogel, J.; decision reserved. , C. E. Hirsimaki for City (208-76).

In re Charles L. Eidlitz vs. Wills, Taylor and Mafera Corp.—Motion to direct Comptroller to pay over monies argued before Ryan, J.; decision reserved. J. L. Pascal for City (Old Misc.-460).

In re 108th Ave. Between 155th and 156th Sts., Jamaica School Site—Motion by William L. Abrams to pay award Damage Parcel No. 21 submitted to Brennan, J.; decision reserved. J. J. Dunn for City (188-424).

Leon Lansberg vs, City of New York—Motion to declare City in default for failure to serve answer argued before Lockwood, J.; decision reserved. M. J. Troy for City (208-263).

Edward Healy vs. City of New York (180-472) ; Eleanor Healy vs. Same (180-471)—Motion to dismiss for lack of prosecution submitted to Lockwood, J.; deci-sion reserved. M. J. Troy for City.

Samuel Mandel vs. City of New York—Motion to bring in as party defendant Sinvan Bros., Inc., unopposed. M. J. Troy for City (196-502).

Leonard Kanter vs. City of New York—Motion to open plaintiff's default argued before Abrams, J., and granted. A. Arnold for City (194-280).

City of New York vs. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.—Tried before Roeder, J.; judgment for City for $46.26. J. J. McGowan for City (202-189).

Dot Mort Holding Corp. vs. Genodman et al.—Motion to confirm Referee's report unopposed (TL4-554).

Bernard Joseph and Joseph Isnardi et al. vs. City of New York—Tried before Fawcett, J., and jury; verdict for City. Rogers for City (181-32).

Wogan vs. Cohen—Motion argued before Riegelmann, J.; decision reserved. N. Blum for City (Misc.-520).

Feinson vs. Finegan et al.—Order to show cause argued before Riegelrnann, J.; decision reserved. N. Blum for City (207-51).

Lawyers Title & Guaranty Co. vs. 803-805 Kings Highway Corp. et al.—Motion to amend judgment submitted to Riegelmann, J.; decision reserved. L. McDermott for City.

Marie Guarisco, Infant, vs. City of New York and Another—Tried before Cain, J.; judgment for defendant Shea and discontinued as against City. L. McDermott for City (204-391).

Brooklyn and Queens Transit Corp. (Car No. 8078) vs. City of New York—Tried before Raimo, J.; judgment for plaintiff for $166.50. L, McDermott for City (175-242).

Brooklyn and Queens Transit Corp. (Car. No. 8104) vs. City of New York—Tried before Sweedler, J.; judgment for plaintiff for $98. L. McDermott for City.

City R. E. Company, Etc., vs. Young & Metzner Realty Co., Inc.—Motion to amend order of Oct. 13, 1934, unopposed. L. McDermott for City (TL4-554).

Insulbach vs. Cohen—Motion argued before Riegelmann, J.; decision reserved. N. Blum for City.

Joseph Bluthal vs. Sunderman, Etc.—Tried before Strobl, J.; decision reserved. S. Straimello, Jr., for City (Misc.-363).

Lawyers Title and Guaranty Co. vs. Sibern Corp. et al.—Motion to confirm Referee's report submitted. L. McDermott for City.

City Savings Bank of Brooklyn vs. Rose Umana et al.—Motion to confirm Referee's report unopposed (Misc.-276).

Bernard Joseph vs. Isnardi et al.—Motion to set aside verdict argued before Fawcett. J., and denied (181-32). Rogers for City.

Raffers Radio Services vs. City of New York—Tried before Haubert, J.; dismissed at close of plaintiff's case. A. Callahan for City (200-213).

Lillian and David L. Drubin vs. City of New York and Another—Motion to direct City to pay plaintiffs $1,500 referred to Lockwood, J., by Riegelmann, J. A. Callahan for City (191-115).

Isidore Levy and Another vs. City of New York—Tried before Parcells, J.; judg-ment for City. S. Straimello, Jr., for City (202-111).

1707 St. Marks Ave. Corn. vs, City of New York—Tried before Wasserman, J.; judgment for plaintiff for $175. S. Straimello, Jr., for City (196-409).

Anna Panetta and Another vs. City of New York and Another—Motion directing Clerk of Court to place action on trial calendar for day certain argued before Wasser-man, J., and granted. N. Blum for City (119-467).

Rebecca Youchnow vs. Frank Geordano et al.—Tried before Johnson, J.; judgment for plaintiff, L. McDermott for City (Misc.-404).

SCHEDULE "D" Contracts, Etc., Drafted, Examined and Approved as to Form

Contracts Adver- Contracts

Examined tisements Department

Approved

and Returned Approved as to Form

for Revision as to Form

Borough President: Bronx 17 ., 1 Richmond 2 . , 1

Education, Department of 4 , , 1 Hospitals, Commissioner of 1 , , Transportation, Board of I

Total

25

4

Agreements Approved 3 Hospitals, Commissioner of

SCHEDULE "E" Opinions Rendered to the Various Municipal Departments

Department Opinions I

Aldermen, Board of Borough President, Manhattan ...

1

Child Welfare, Board of

1 Estimate and Apportionment,

Board of

1 Finance, Department of

45

Licenses, Commissioner of

1 Mayor

2

PAUL WINDELS, Corporation Counsel.

Leave of Absence Granted—With pay, on account of injuries received in the dis-charge of duty to Stoker William Eldridge, Eng. 232, for 7/ days, from October 18, 1934.

Died— Fireman Ist Grade George T. Brown of Eng. 316, Dec. 24, 1934.

JOHN J. McELLIGOTT, Fire Chief and Commissioner,

Abstract of Transactions from Dec. 31, 1934, to Jon. 5, 1935, Inclusive

Appointed — Ununiformed Firemen at $2,000 per annum, for probationary period of three months, Jan. 1: Joseph P. Flynn, Eng. 2; Stanley W. Calder, Eng, 4; Ed-ward J. Murphy, Eng. 6: Theodore F. Eckard, Eng. 8; Michael C. Clancy, Eng. 9; Peter J. Graf, Eng. 12; Paul Angus, Eng. 13 ; Walter H. Santer, Eng. 15 ; John A. Smyth, Fng. 16; Edward R. Schaefer, Eng. 17; Michael A. Ross, Eng. 19; Walter A. Marseler, Eng. 21; Louis Rosenzweig, Eng. 24; Herman J. Eylers, Eng. 26; Clifford C. McAree, Eng. 28: Edwin F. Fahev, Eng. 31; James C. Higgins, Eng. 34; John J. Monahan, Eng. 39; Arthur F. Drummond, Eng. 44; Julius Perl, Eng. 54; Matthew J. Murphy, Eng. 55: Sidney L. Hand, Eng. 72; Nicholas T. Smith, Eng. 83 ; Charles A. Kelly, Eng, 91: Walter J. Fabisinski, F.ng. 152: Francis M. O'Rourke, Eng. 163: Arthur J. Campbell, Eng. 201; Angelio R. Zampetti, Eng. 202; Anthony W. Gaeto, Eng. 207; Andrew Krapukaitis, Eng. 213 ; Louis F. Darnowski, Eng. 215; John F. Ryder, Eng, 217: John B. Erskine, Eng, 218: George J., Zahn, F.ng. 227: Nicholas E. O'Neill, Eng. 234: George F. Kehm, Eng, 243: Raymond D. McCoy, Eng. 283 ;Joseph Rubin, Eng. 310 ; George A. Gennett, H. & L. 3 ; John J. Trainor, H. & L. 3; Harry H. Harriendorf, H. & 1,. 5 ; John J. Kelly, H. & L. 5 : John J. Sullivan, H. & L. 12; James P. Hennessy, H. & L. 21 : John J. Pyne, H. & L. 20: Joseph W. Toomey, H. & 1,. 35 ; Frank Koch, H. & L. 103: John F. Herbst, H. & L. 106: Jesse K. Hatfield, H. & L. 109: losenh W. Hotchkiss, H. & L. 118: Ralph 0. Welsing, H. & L. 123: Arthur S. Jacob-sen, H. & L. 131; William H. Suphan, H. & L. 147; Dominick Bove. H. & L, 168.

Transferred—Lieutenants, Jan. 1: Joseph V. Grady, Eng. 7 to Eng. 27 ; Joseph A. Fortuni, Eng, 27 to Eng. 7: Frank A. W~reigand, Eng, 76 to Frig. 42: Peter F. Egan, H. & L. 77 to Eng. 76. Firemen 1st grade, Tan. 1: Edward L. Brantley, Eng. 17 to Env. 58: William T. Norton, Fng. 24 to F.ng. 154; James J. Doyle (2), Eng. 54 to Eng. 299: Thomas P. L. Brophv, Env. 55 to Eng. 13: Frank F. Falcone, Env. 55 to Eng. 246: William E. Fagan, Eng. 58 to Fng. 42: James J. Lowery, Eng. 205 to Eng. 254: Gustave R. Merker, Fng. 234 to Eng. 319; Josenh A. Fitzpatrick, Env. 241 to Ene. 246; Peter J. Ford, Enr. 276 to Env. 31: Vaclav Jams, Eng. 312 to Eng. 316: Lotus F. Jacob, H. & L. 2 to H. & L. 8: Timothy J. Callahan, H. & I.. 3 to H. & 1,. 158; Edwin S. Erickson, H. & L. 3 to H. & L. 103: Haden C. Haus-mann, H. & L. 3 to H. & 1,. 126: William F. Bannon, H. & 1„ 8 to H. & L. 2: Henry Fverman, If . & L. 21 to H. & 1,. 127; William C. N. Pedersen, H. & L. 76 to H. & L. 149: Robert D. McCullough. H. & L. 77 to H. & L. R3: William A. Dahl, H. & 1,. 79 to H. & L. 77; Mornan F. Faust. H. & 1,. 107 to H. Ri L. 137; An-tonia Raccicheti, H. & L. 153 to H. & T,. 166: Arthur F. Kriz, H. & L. 163 to H. & L. 127: Henry M. Danim, H. & T,. 16R to H. & L. 149; Tames 1.. Travers, F.ng. 8 to H. R L. 128; Robert C. V. Gill, Eng. 46 to H. & L. 47; Charles W. Barta, Eng. 91

Bonds Approved Finance Department 1

Fire Department Abstract of Transactions from Dec. 24,

1934, to Dec, 29, 1934, Inclusive Promoted—Firemen 1st Grade to Lieu-

tenant at $3,635 per 2nnu+m, Dec. 25, 1934: Harry R. Wise, Eng. 263; James A. Hoey, H. & L. 6.

Assigned — Lieutenants, Dec. 25, 1934: Harry R. Wise, Eng, 153; James A. Hoey, H. & L. 77.

Promoted—Cable Tester John W. Daly, Bureau of Fire Alarm Telegraph to Fire Telegraph Dispachter at $2,400 per annum, Dec. 28. 1934.

Appointed— Ununiformed Fireman, hav-ing completed their probationary period of three months satisfactorily, are appointed as Firemen, 4th Grade, at $2,000 per annum, Jan. 1: Thomas I. Anderson, Eng. 2: Francis J. Freeman, Eng. 3; Charles E. Johnson, Eng. 17; James P. Duffy, Eng. 28: William J. Broderick (2), Eng. 31; R. Dabraccio, Eng. 41: Richard T. Hargrove, Eng. 54; Nathan Aber, Eng. 60: Henry C. Hellwig, Eng. 73; Abe Bernhardt, Eng, 83; Robert T. Foran, Eng. 91; Edmund J. Moran, Eng. 156: Robert F. Harris, Eng. 213; George V. Charboneau, Eng. 225: Ed-ward P. Haug, Eng. 231; John B. Mulvi-hill, Eng. 240; James T, Grady, Eng. 243: John J. Russell, Jr., Rug. 281; Joseph 0. Hedgecock, H. & L. 2; Harry Christman, H. & L. 3: Dennis W. Shea, H. & L. 6; Peter F. Gilbody, H. & L. 24: Joseph A. Tones. Jr., H. & L. 25; W. M. Wright, H. & L. 77 ; Albert H. Detmar. H. & L. 83: Arthur W. Meyers, H. & L. 107: John T. McCusker, Jr.. H. & L. 108 ; George C. Versfeldt, H. & L. 123: Edwin F. Schoen. feld. H. & L. 140; John J. Dwyer, H. & L. 148.

Order Resciwied — In accordance with communication, dated Dec. 7, 1934. received from the Corporation Counsel, advising that the following-named must be carried upon the payrolls with the title and rank of Lieu-tenant at $3.635 per annum, paragraph IV, of Special Order No. 158, dated Sept. 20. 1934, is hereby rescinded : Raymond J. Martin. Eng. 215; William E. Severance, Eng. 225: William J. Curtis, Eng. 268; Terence Cullen, H. & L. 3; Michael J. Curry. H. & L. 115 ; Edward T. Quinn, H. & L. 137.

Correction of O r d e r— Paragraph V, Special Order 213, dated Dec. 24, 1934, insofar as it relates to the transfer of Cap-tain Robert A. McCarthy, H. & L. 156. to Eng. 39, is hereby corrected to read : "To Eng. Co. 255."

Advancements in Grade-2d to 1st grade, Robert E, Fay, Eng. 217, Jan. 8.

Credit Allowed for Time Served in the Police Department—Pursuant to the pro-visions of Local Law No. 8, 1926, and opinion of the Corporation 'Counsel, dated May 26, 1927, the following member of the uniformed force shall be allowed the time served by him in the Police Department, which shall be included and counted as ser-vice in the Fire Department: Fireman 4th erade. Carl T. Morschhauser. H. & L. 12, from Tan. 1. 1931, to Sept. 6, 1934, inclusive.

Advanced in Grade— Pursuant to the provisions of Local Law No. 8, 1926, and opinion of the Corporation Counsel, dated May 26, 1927, the following member of the uniformed force who was formerly in the service of the Police Department, will be entered on the records of this Department as of the dates listed below: Fireman 4th grade. Carl J. Morschhauser, H. & L. 12: ununiformed, Dec. 10, 1931; 4th grade, Mar. 10, 1932; 3d grade, Dec. 10, 1932; 2d grade, Dec. 10, 1933; 1st grade, Dec. 10, 1934.

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to H. & L. 128; Michael P. Lyman, Eng. 202 to H! & L. 125 ; Edward L. J. Craw-ford, Eng. 227 to H. & L. 164; John H. Schmidt, Eng. 254 to H. & L. 122 ; Andrew P. McCormack, Eng. 283 to H. & L. 113; Michael Rynne, H. & L. 30 to Eng. 62; Andrew F. Yockers, H. & L. 50 to Eng. 61; Michael McMahon, H. & L. 122 to Eng. 254; Edwin Ostermann, H. & L, 156 to Eng. 276; George J. Wolken, Eng. 60 to Rescue 3 ; Joseph D. McDonald, Eng. 207 to Rescue 2; Carl J. Morschhauser, H. & L. 12 to Rescue 4; Charles E. Haiss, H. & L. 37 to Rescue 3 ; Walter C. Foure, H. & L. 151 to Rescue 2; Everett E. Myers, H. & L. 169 to Rescue 2; Edward J. Scott, Rescue 3 to Eng. 61; Edward J. Shea, Rescue 3 to H. & L. 44. Edward P. Scully, Fireman 2d grade, H. & L. 123 to Rescue 2, and William F. Sweetnam, Fireman 3d grade, H. & L. 120 to Rescue 2, Jan. 1; Robert M. Foley, Fireman 4th grade, H. &. L. 6 to H. & L. 3, Jan. 1.

Transferred—To Department of Pur-chase, Jan, 1—Clerks : Richard F. Canty, at $2,530 per annum ; John J. A. Foley, at $2,250 per annum; Ruth M. Gartland, at $1,500 per annum; Francis J. Rogers, at $2,750 per annum; William G. Rimmer, at $1,860 per annum. Bookkeepers : Earnest Winter, at $2,475 per annum; Isidor Rose-man, at $1,680 per annum. Automobile Enginemen : Joseph Wacik, at $2,025 per annum ; Howard F. Gallagher, at $1,980 per annum.

Transferred—T o Department of Pur-chase, Jan. 1—Henry M. North, Store-keeper's Helper at $1,560 per annum. Stockkeepers : Thomas Manning, at $1,980 per annum ; Harry J. Conlon, at $2,395 per annum. John Hackett, Toolman at $1,620 per annum. Laborers : Philip A. Higman and Patrick F. McCarthy, at $1,620 per annum ; John J. Brennan, at $1,740 per an-num; Antonio Messineo, at $1,500 per annum. Mary McLaughlin, Cleaner at $960 per annum. Henry S. Sinn, Toolman at $5.50 a day (not to exceed five days a week) . Laborers at $5.50 a day: John Moynaghan, Owen F. Coyle and John J. Moore. James J. Canavan, Foreman of Laborers at $2,360 per annum.

Salaries Fixed—Bureau of Accounts and Pensions : Clerk Michael P. Corrigan at $5,000 per annum, Jan. 1. Watchmen at $1,500 per annum, Division of Fire Appa-ratus, Jan. 1: Benjamin A. Murray. Charles Zeidman, George W. Hopping and Michael G. Sheehan (assigned to Bureau of Fire Department Buildings).

Detailed—Firemen 1st grade as Chauf-feurs, Jan. l: John E. Gallagher (2), H. & L. 18. to Chief of Battalion Stethen Mack, 4th Battalion ; Andrew F. Yockers, Eng. 61, to Chief of Battalion Henry G. J. Winter, 20th Battalion: Edwin Ostermann. Eng. 276. to Chief of Battalion John T. Ryan (2), 33d Battalion: Andrew M. Keupp, H. & L. 124. to Chief of Battalion Frank A. Lennon, 37th Battalion.

Leave of Absence Granted—Without pay, House Painter William H. Lewis, from Nov. 1, 1934, to Nov. 30, 1934, inclusive, Bureau of Fire Department Buildings.

Services Ceased—Stenogranlier and Tyne-writer Catherine C. Kemp, Bureau of Ac-counts and Pensions, Dec. 31, 1934.

Died—Timekeeper Harry C. Goodman. Division of Apparatus, Bureau of Fire, Dec. 24. 1934.

JOHN T. McELLTGOTT, Fire Chief and Commissioner.

President, Borough of Manhattan Report for Week Ended Dec 22, 1934. Division of Audit and Accounts—Orders

Nos. 3996 to 4028, inclusive, were isued; 33 requisitions were received and acted upon. Eight requisitions. including 176 vouchers amounting to $75,429.38, were drawn on the Comptroller.

Cashier's Office — For restoring and re-paving special fund (water, sewer openings, etc.), $5,487.25: for redemption of obstruc-tions seized, $5.50; for subpoena fees. $2.50: for prints. $3.85: for special security de-posits, $37.15 ; for miscellaneous accounts receivable, $346.79; total, $5,883.04.

Permits Issued — To place building ma-terial on streets, 4: to construct street vault, 1; for curbs, 2; for subways, steam mains electrical and various connections, 130: for railway construction and repairs, and to reset poles, 19; for sewer connec-tions, 2; for water services, 54; for mis-cellaneous purposes, 25.

Division of Incumbrances and Encroach-ments—Obstructions removed from various streets and avenues, 12; inspections made. 252; notices served, 117; street sign erected, 1; miscellaneous signs cleaned, repaired, removed. etc.. 541.

Inspection Division, Bureau of Engineer-ma — Square yards of pavement repaired, 19.226.

Repairs to Sewers—Linear feet of sewer cleaned, 12.573 ; linear feet of sewer ex-amine4. 19.900: basins cleaned. 621: basins examined, 6 basin hoods put in, 32: basins rel;Pved. 55; cubic feet of brickwork bu&lt. 98.

Lahoring Force Employed— Renairing and Renewal of Pavements, Etc.: Super-visors 15 - Foremen. R3; inspectors, 1:;: A ,shalt Workers, 163: Laborers, 228: Watchmen, 378; auto trucks, 74; horses

and carts, 20. Encroachments and Incum-brances : Foremen, 2 ; Laborers, 14 ; Auto Enginemen 3; auto trucks, 3. Cleaning Public Buildings Baths, Etc.: Attendants, 296; Cleaners, 410

SAMUEL LEVY, President.

Police Department Report for Week Ended Dec, 29, 1934

Dec. 24, 1934 Retired—Patrolmen at $1,500 per annum:

John Bulger, 43d Prct., Dec. 22, 1934; Joseph Karl, 75th Prct., Dec. 25, 1934.

Services Ceased—Patrick Evers, Patrol-man, 9th Prct., Dec. 22, 1934.

D .c 26, 1934 Reinstated—James E. Branigan, Patrol-

man 1st grade, to 22d Prct., Dec. 24, 1934. Reinstated—As Patrolmen 1st grade at

$2,810 per annum : Louis M. J. Eisner, to 23d Prct. ; Arthur H. Knott, to 4th Prct.

Promoted The following Captains of Police are detailed to act as Deputy In-spectors, with the title while so acting of Deputy Inspectors of Police, and are trans-ferred and assigned as indicated, Dec. 24, 1934: Charles P. Mooney, from 17th Prct. to 1st Division; Charles 0. Nelson, from 23d Prct. to 5th Division.

Promoted—The following Lieutenants, having been promoted to the rank of Cap-tain, are transferred and assigned as indi-cated, Dec. 24, 1934: Valentine W. Cor-rell, from 18th Division, 5th Detective District, to 4th Prct, ; designation as Acting Captain at $4,500 ($4,185) per annum re-voked. John J. O'Connor, from Traffic Prct. G to 23d Pret; designation as Acting Captain revoked.

Promoted—The following Sergeants, hav-ing been promoted to the rank of Lieu-tenant, are transferred and assigned as indicated, Dec. 24, 1934: William H. Mevn, from Mounted Squadron No. I to 13th Division, assigned to desk duty; designation as Acting Lieutenant revoked; assignment to mounted duty discontinued. William J. Hugen, from 18th Division, 9th Detective District, to 123d `Fret. ; designation as Acting Lieutenant revoked ; assigned to desk duty. Robert W. Dugan, from 18th Divi-sion, 10th Detective District, to 10th Divi-sion, assigned to desk duty , designation as Acting Lieutenant revoked. Assigned to Desk Duty : Michael Casey, from 15th Prct. to 3d Division; Herbert Golden, from 19th Prct. to 3d Division; Thomas J. Hynes, from 47th Prct. to 7th Division; Matthias Lernihan, from 104th Prct. to 1st Division; Joseph A. Curry, from 110th Prct. to 4th Division.

Promoted— The following Patrolmen, having been promoted to the rank of Ser-geant, are transferred and assigned as indicated, Dec. 24, 1934: William C. Seu-bert, from 22d Prct. to 47th Prct.; Fred-erick C. Klink, from Traffic Prct. B to 23d Prct. ; Andrew A. Ryan, Borough Headquarters Squad, Manhattan, designa-tion as Acting Sergeant revoked, assignment to duty as Supervisor of Plain Clothes Patrolman continued ; James C. Conlon, from Mounted Squadron No. 2 to 61st Prct., assignment to mounted duty discon-tinued ; Thomas J. McVeigh, from 18th Division, Main Office, to 79th Prct., desig-nation as 1st grade Detective revoked: Neil C. Winberry, from 18th Division, 3d Detective District, to 90th Prct., designation as 1st grade Detective revoked; William A. Busby, Jr., from 18th Division, 11th Detective District, to 67th Prct., designa-tion as 2d grade Detective revoked; Her-man J. Huners, from 18th Division, Main Office, to 83d Prct., designation as 3d grade Detective revoked.

DEC. 27, 1934 Retired—Peter A. Gilshenan, Patrolman,

120th Prct., at $1,500 per annum, Dec. 29, 1934.

Trials, Fines Imposed—Patrolmen : Jo-seph J. Fleischer, Mounted Squadron 1, 2 days; Joseph Gettens, Traffic Prct. D. day; Harry T. Long, Traffic Prct. I, 1 day; Robert Stott, Traffic Prct. I, 1 day: William L. Honan, Traffic Prct. L (2 charges), 2 days and 3 days; Latin E. Pel-licer, Traffic Prct. M, 1 day; John V. J. Kerr, Traffic Prct. N (2 charges), / day and 2 days; James E. Lundberg, 6th Prct., 1 day; Edward J. Mazzucchelli, 6th Prct., / day : Martin E. Byrnes, 9th Prct., 3 days; Harry H. Monsees, 9th Prct., 3 days; Francis M. Tynion, 13th Prct., 20 days; Jeremiah A. Neville, 14th Prct., 1 day: John E. Kresse, 19th Prct., 1 day; Edward S. Lavin, 19th Prct., I day; Raymond R. Stilley, 19th Prct., I day; Valentine N. Koch, 22d Prct., 1 day; Patrick T. Welby, 23d Prct., I day; Thomas F. Crawford, 23d Prct., 1 day: Richard M. Kane, 24th Prct., 10 days ; Stanley T. Olazewski, 25th Prct., I day; Albert N. Shepard, 28th Prct., / day ; Augustine Innella, 28th Prct. (2 charges), r/ day and 3 days: George W. Conn. 30th Prct., 3 days ; James F. Sullivan, 30th Prct., / day : Peter Carter, 32d Prct., / day; John Donnelly, 40th Prct., 3 days ; Edward P. Muth. 41st Prct.. TA day: Thomas T. Mugan. 42d Prct., day; William T, Burns. 42d Prct., 5 days: Joseph J. Derby, 42d Prct., 2 days ; Mor-rison R. Sanders. 43d Prct., 1 day: Leo A. Greene, 43d Prct. (2 charges). 5 days and 2 days : Nathan Hochberg. 46th Prct.. 5 days ; William J. Perkins, 46th Prct., /

day; Richard K. Klages, 46th Prct., day; Nicholas W. McGrath, 46th Prct.,

day; Arthur E. Benson, 46th Prct., day ; Alfred W. Beers, 46th Prct., 20 days; Harry F. Monaghan, 47th Prct., 1 day; Harry F. Robinson, 47th Prct. / day; Martin O'Connor, 47th Prct., 2 days; Robert T. Mulvihill, 48th Prct. (3 charges), / day, / day and 1 day; Denis J. Neenan, 48th Prct., / day; Harry Goldman, 50th Prct., 3 days ; Terance J. Feeley, 50th Prct., 5 day §; George C. Koza, 52d Prct., / day; Benjamin Dubins, 52d Prct., 3 days ; John F. Blooman, 64th Prct., 3 days; Bernard F. Hotter, 72d Prct., 5 days; Joseph A. Griffin, 76th Prct., 3 days; Ray mond Hanratty, 84th Prct., 2 days; Patrick F. Hegarty, 84th Prct., 3 days ; John F. Strohm, 90th Prct., 1 day; John E. Norris, 94th Prct., 30 days; Edmund K. Rodd, 103d Prct., 5 days; Devery E. Farrell, 106th Prct., 3 days; Henry J. Herzog, 120th Prct., 10 days.

Dec. 28, 1934 Died—Thomas J. O'Hea, Patrolman,

104th Prct. Dec. 25, 1934. DEC. 29, 1934

Died—Albert H. McGrath, Patrolman, 71st Prct., Dec. 26, 1934.

LEWIS J, VALENTINE, Police Com-missioner.

Department of Water Supply, Gas and

Report for Week Ended Dec. 29, 1934 Collections—Bureau of Water Register,

all Boroughs, $34,764.52. Retired—Bronx Office : Thomas L.

Reilly, Inspector of Light and Power, Dec. 2, 1934.

CHARLES G. KEUTGEN, Deputy and Acting Commissioner.

President, Borough of The Bronx Report for Week Ended Dec. 31, 1934 Permits Issued — Sewer connections and

repairs, 2; water connections and repairs, 12; laying gas mains and repairs, 34; placing building material on public high-way, 1; miscellaneous, 23; total, 72.

Money Received—Permits : For sewer connections, $10; for restoring and repaving streets, $22320; advances, $7.86; sales, $7.65: miscellaneous, $1.50; total, $250.21.

Laboring Force Embloyed—Bureau of Sewers and Highway Maintenance : Fore-men, 31; Assistant Foreman, 1; Mechanics, 57; Laborers, 566; total, 655. Bureau of Engineering : Laborers, 7. Bureau of Pub-lic Buildings and Offices: Mechanics, 26; Laborers, 11; Watchmen, 2; total, , 39. Bureau of Administration : Laborers, 4; Mechanics. 7: total, 11.

JAMES J. LYONS, President.

Changes in Departments Etc.

PRESIDENT. BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN

Services Ceased—Surface Heater Oper-ators at $7 a day: Joseph Cashel, 1512 Lexington ave., Manhattan, and James Por-celli. 313 E. 114th st., Manhattan, Dec. 27, 1934; George D. Thomas, 447 Taylor ave., Bronx, Dec. 28, 1934.

DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

Salary Fixed—John F. Gannon, Inspector of Fire Prevention, at $3,000 per annum, Jan. 1,

PRESIDENT. BOROUGH OF THE BRONX

Died—Charles Brown, Cleaner, Bureau of Public Buildings and Offices, Jan. 3.

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY Unless otherwise stated, City ORlees are

open from Y a. m. to 6 p. m., Saturdays to 1E noon; County offices 9 a. m. to 6 p. m., Saturdays to 12 noon.

ACCOUNTS, COMMISSIONER OF- 2 Lafayette at, Manh'n WO rth 2-4315

ALDERMEN, BOARD OF— City Hall, Manb'n CO rtlnd 7-6770 Clerk's Office, Municipal Bldg , Manb'n

WO rth 2-4430 President's Office, City Hall, Manb'n

CO rtlnd 7-6770 ARMORY BOARD—

Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rtb 2-1330 ART COMMISSION—

City Hall, Manh'n CO rtlnd 7-1197 ASSESSORS,BOARD OF—

Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-0029 BRONX, PRESIDENT OF-

851 Grand Concowae. Bronx. JE rome 6-3941 BROOKLYN, PRESIDENT OF—

Borough Hall TR iangl 5-7100

BUDGET,BUREAU OF THE- 253 Broadway, Manh'n CO rtlnd 7-6708

BUILDINGS, DEPARTMENT OF—See respective Borough Presidents.

CHIEF MEDICAL EXAMINER—Main Office, Municipal Bldg., Manh'n

Worth 2-3711 Open all hours of day and night.

Bronx—Tremont & Arthur aves.TR emnt 3-1250 Open all hours of day and night.

Brooklyn—Municipal Bldg .TR iangl 5-9258 Open all hours of day and night.

Queens—Town Hall, Jamaica. .JA malca 6-1330 Open 9 a. m. to midnight; Sundays

and holidays to 12 noon. Richmond—County Court House, S. I.

SA intGeo 7-0007 Open 9 a. in. to midnight; Sundays

and holidays to 12 noon, CHILD WELFARE, BOARD OF—

Old County Court House, City Hall Plaza, Manh'n CO rtlnd 7-5210

CITY CHAMBERLAIN— Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rtb 2-5600

CITY CLERK— Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-4430 Bronx-177th at and 3d ave..FOrdhm 7-1311 Brooklyn—Municipal Bldg..... TR 'nal 5-7100 Queens--21-10 49th ave., L I. City

ST Lwel 4-5426 Richmond—Borough Hall, S. I.

CITY COURT— SA intGeo 7-1000

Clerk's offices open from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays to 12 noon. Courts open at 10 a. m. General and commercial calendars called at 9.45 a, M.

New York County—Old County Court House CO rtlnd 7-6264

Bronx County-851 Grand Concourse JE rome 6-6985

Kings County-120 Schermerhorn at CU mbrind 6-6070

Queens County-29th at., Bridge Plaza North, L. I. City ST ilwel 4-7003

Richmond County-66 Lafayette ave., New Brighton GI braltr 7-6280

CITY MAGISTRATES' COURTS—General Office, 300 Mulberry st., Manh'n

CA nal 6-6500 Clerk's offices .open 9 a, i, to 4.30

p. m.; Saturdays to 12 noon. All Courts, except Traffic, Municipal

Term, Probation, Homicide and Night Courts, are open from 9 a. m. to 4 p. in., except Saturdays, Sun. days and holidays, when only morn. ing sessions are held. The Traffic, Homicide and Municipal Term Courts are open from 9 a. in. to 4 P. m. daily, and are closed Sat. urdays, Sundays and holidays. The Night Courts are in session from 8 p. in. to 1 a. m. every night.

Dist. Manhatlax 1-32 Franklin at., Manh'n WO rtb 2-2061 2-425 6th ave., Manh'n. .TO mpknsSq. 6-4467 3-2d ave. and 2d at., Manh'n.DRydok 4-1204 4-153 E. 57th at., Manh'n..VOlunter 5-0442 5-121st at. & Sylvan pl., Manh'n

HA rim 7-0225 7-314 W. 54th at., Manb'n. .CO lumbs 5-4630 12-455 W. 151st at., Manh'n.ED gecomb 44429 Homicide-300 Mulberry at., Manh'n

CA nal 6-6500 Municipal Term (Manh'n)—Old County

Court House CO rtlnd 7-4763 Night Court for Men-314 W 54th at.,

Manh'n CO lumbs S-4630 Probation-300 Mulberry at., Manh'n

CA sal 6-6500 Traffic (Lower Manb'n)-301 Mott at.

CA nal 6-6500 Traffic (Upper Manb'n)-455 W. 151st

It BR adhrst 2-0400 Dist. Broom

1-161st at. and 3d ave ME lroae S-2466 2 and 3-161st at. and 3d ave. MEIrose 5-3670 Municipal Term-161st st, and 3d ave.

ME lrose 5-1958 Traffic Court-161st at and 3d ave.

ME Irose 5-1958 Brooklyn

General Office—Municipal Bldg.TR iangl S-7100 Dist.

1-120 Schermerhorn at MA in 4-0216 S—Williamsburg Bridge Plaza.Ev ergrn 7-2503 6-495 Gates ave LA fayet 3-0014 7-25 Snyder ave BU ckinnatr 2-1506 8-2963 W. 8th at CO neyls 6-0013 9-43d at. and 4th ave SU naet 6-0381 10-127 Pennsylvania ave. ..AP plegate 6-8606 Homicide-31 Snyder ave. .BU ckmnstr 2-3516 Municipal Term-120 Schermerhorn at.

TR iangl 54220 Probation—Municipal Bldg TR iangl 5-7100 Traffic-1005 Bedford ave MA in 2-2904

Dist. Qwexa 1-115 5th at., L I. City. ...IR onsdes 6-9009 2—Town Hall, Flushing FL ushing 9-0228 3-90th at., Far Rockaway BE11Hrbr 5-0125 4—Town Hall, Jamaica JA maica 6-0318 5—Chaffee st, and Catalpa ave.. Ridge-

wood EVergrn 2-2134 Rieka!tosd

1--Bement and Castleton ayes., West New Brighton PO rtRich 7-5712

2-67 Targee at.. Stapleton. SA intGeo 7-1150 CITY RECORD. BOARD OF-

Sunervisor's Office, Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-3490

CORRECTION, DEPARTMENT OF- Municinal Bldg.. Manh'n WO rth 2-1610

COUNTY CLERK, BRONX- 851 Grand Concourse JE rome 6-5081

COUNTY CLERK, KINGS- Hall of Recerds, Bklya TR iangl 54780

COUNTY CLERK, NEW YORK— County Court House, Manh'a..WO rth 2-6114

COUNTY CLERK, QUEENS- 153-22 Jamaica ave.. Jamaica. .JA maica 6-2607

COUNTY CLERK, RICHMOND— County Court House. S. I... SA intGeo 7-1806

COUNTY COURT, BRONX- 851 Grand Concourse JE rome 7-8965

Court opens at 10 a. m. COUNTY COURT, KINGS-

120 Schermerhorn at., Bklyn. ...MA In 4-5301 Court opens at 10 a. m.

COUNTY COURT, QUEENS- 24.22 Jackson ave.. L I. City. .STilwel 4-7525

Court onens at 10 a. m. COUNTY COURT, RICHMOND—

County Court House, S. I GI braltr 7-7500 Court opens at 10 s. m.

DISTRICT ATTORNEY, BRONX- 851 Grand Concourse JE rome 6-5910

9 a. m. to 5 p. in.: Sit. to 12 noon. DISTRICT ATTORNEY, KINGS—

Municipal Bldg., Bklyn TR iangl 54900 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.: Sat. to 12 noon.

DISTRICT ATTORNEY, NEW YORK- 137 Centre at., Manh'n CA nal 6-5700

9 a. m. to S p. m.: Sat. to 12 noon. DISTRICT ATTORNEY, QUEENS—

Court House, I., I. City...... ST ilwel 4-7590 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.-. Sat. to 12 noon.

DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Richmond— County Court House, S. I.. .SA intGeo 7-0049

9 a. in. to 5 p. m.: Sat. to 12 noon. DOCKS. DEPARTMENT OF—

Pier "A," North River, Manb'n WH itebi 4-0600

TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS- Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-1800 Bronx-Tremont & Arthur aves..TR emnt 3-6030 Brooklyn-Municipal Bldg. .TR iangl 5-7100 Queens--Court sq., L. I. City ST ilwel 4-6860 Richmond-Borough Hall, S. I.

SA intGeo 7-1000 TEACHERS' RETIREMENT BOARD-

263 B'way, Manh'n BA rciy 7-9734 TENEMENT HOUSE DEPARTMENT-

Municipal Bldg., Manb'n WO rth 2-1526 Bronx-1932 Arthur ave TR emnt 3-6017 Brooklyn-Municipal Bldg TR iangl 5-7100 Queens-2110 49th ave., L. I City

ilwel 4-5480 Richmond-25 Hyatt at., St. George

SAin tGeo 7-7790

TRANSPORTATION, BOARD OF- 250 Hudson at., Manh'n CA nal 6-6600

TRIBOROUGH BRIDGE AUTHORITY- 111 8th ave., Manh'n CH elsea 3-1923

WATER SUPPLY, BOARD OF- 346 Broadway, Manh'n WO rth 2-3150

WATER SUPPLY, GAS AND ELECT.- Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-4320 Bronx-Tremont & Arthur aves..TR emnt 3-5800 Brooklyn-Municipal Bldg. . .TR iangl 5-7100 Queens-Jackson ave., L. I. City.ST Slwel 4-7150 Richmond-Borough Hall, S. I.

SA intGeo 7-0840

BOARD MEETINGS

Board of Aldermen Meets in Aldermanic Chamber, City Hall,

Manh'n, on Tuesdays at 2.15 p. in. MICHAEL J. CRUISE, City Clerk, and Clerk

to Board. Armory Baird

Meets In Room 2208, Municipal Bldg., Manh'a, on first Wednesday in each month, at 3.30 p. in.

WILLIAM J. WALSH, Secretary. Art Commission

Meets at its office, City Hall, Manh'n, on second Tuesday in each month, at 3.30 p. in.

A. EVERETT PETERSON, Secretary. Board of Assessors

Meets in Room 2200, Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, on Tuesdays, at 11 a. in.

THOMAS W. WHITTLE, President. Banking Commission

Meets in Mayor's Office, City Hall, Manh'n on first days in February, May, Auger and November.

LOUIS M. FAULKNER, Deputy C iamberlain, Secretary.

Board of BuildIngs Meets in Room 2005, Municipal Bldg., Manb'n,

at all of the Chairman. SAMUEL FASSLER, Chairman.

Board of Child Welfare Meets in Old County Court House, City Hall

Plaza, Manh'n, on third Monday in each month, at 3 p. in.

JOHTofCityor Secretary. Board

Executive

Meets in City Hall, Manh'n, at call of Mayor. PAUL J. KERN, Secretary Pro Tem.

Board of Education Meets at its office, Park ave. and 59th at.,

Manh'n, on second and fourth Wednesdays in each month, at 3.30 p. in.

JOSEPH MILLER, Jr., Secretary. Board of Elections

Meets weekly in Room 1840, Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, at call of the President.

S. HOWARD COHEN, President. Board of Estimate and A~pp~~ortionment

Meets in Room 16, City Hall, Manh'n, Fri. days, at 10.30 a. in.

PEARL BERNSTEIN, Secretary. Examining Board of City Surveyors

Meets in Room 1347, Municipal Bldg., Manh'n. at call of the Chairman.

VERNON S. MOON, Acting Chairmas. Examining Board of Plumbers

Entire membership vacant since June 11, 1934. L. W. LOMAX, Clerk in Charge.

Board of Health Meets at 139 Centre st., Manb'n, at all of

the President. JOHN L. RICE, M. B., Commissioner of

Health, President. Municipal Assembly-Atdermanle Branch Meets in Aldermanic Chamber, City Hall,

Manh'a, on Tuesdays, at 2 p. in. MICHAEL J. CRUISE, Clerk.

Municipal Assembly-Board of Estimate and Apportionment Branch

Meets in Room 16, City Hall, Manb'n, on Fridays, at 10.30 a. m.

PEARL BERNSTEIN, Clerk. municipal civil Service Commission

Meets at its office, 14th floor, Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, on Thursdays, at 10.30 I. M.

WILLIAM H. ALLEN, Secretary. Parole Commission

Meets in Room 2500, Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, on Thursdays, at 10 a. in.

THOMAS R. MINNICK, Secretary. Teachers Retirement Board

Meets in Room 500, Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, on fourth Tuesday of each month. at 3 p. m.

LOUIS TAYLOR, Secretary. Board of Revision of Assessments

Meets in Room 500. Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, upon notice of the Chief Clerk.

LEWIS F. LANG, Chief Clerk. Commissioners of the Sinking Fund

Meets in Room 16, City Hall, Manh'n, on every other Wednesday. at 11 a. m.

LEWIS F. LANG, Secretary. Board of Standards and Appeals

Meets in Room 1013, Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, Tuesdays. at 10 a. in. and 2 p. in.

HARRIS H. MURDOCK, Chairman. Board of Taxes and Assessments

Meets in Room 936, Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, on Wednesdays, at 10.30 a. M.

WILLIAM STANLEY MILLER, President. board of Transportation

Meets at 250 Hudson at., Manh'n, on Tues- days at 2 p. in.

TOHN H. DELANEY. Chairman. Board of Water Supply

Meets at 346 Broadway. Manh'n, on Tuesdays, at 11 a. am.

GEORGE J. GILLESPIE, President.

POLICE DEPARTMENT


THE CITY RECORD

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DOMESTIC RELATIONS COURT-Children's Court Division-

Hearing of cases begins at 10 a. m. Manhattan-137 E. 22d at.. GR amercy S-3611 Bronx-1118 Grand Concourse

JE rome 7-9800 Brooklyn-111 Schermerhorn st.

TR iangl 5-8611 Queens-105.34 Union Hall at.,

Jamaica JA maica 6-2545 Richmond-100 Richmond ter., St. George SA intGeo 7-8300

Family Court Division- Manbattan-153 E. 57th st VOlunter S-0430 Bronx-1118 Grand Concourse

JE rome 7-9800 Brooklyn-327 Schermerhorn TR faagl 5-9770

Queens-105.34 Union Hall at., Jamaica JA maic 6-2545

Richmond-100 Richmond ter., St. George SA intGeo 7-8300

EDUCATION, DEPARTMENT OF- Park ave. and 59th at., Manh'n

VO muter 5-6600 ELECTIONS, BOARD OF-

General Office, Municipal Bldg., Manb'n WO rth 2-1307

Bronx-Tremont and 3d aves..TR emnt 8-1186 Brooklyn-Municipal Bldg.....TR iangl 5-7100 Queens-90-33 Sutphin blvd., Ram

i pubic 9-1916 Richmond-Borough Hall, S. I.

SA intGeo 7-1955 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays to 12 noon.

ESTIMATE AND APPORTIONMENT-Secretary's Office, Municipal Bldg.,

Manh'n WO rth 2-4560 ESTIMATE AND APPRAISAL-

Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rtb 2-4600 FINANCE, DEPARTMENT OF-

Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-1200 City Collections, Bureau of-

Manhattan-2d floor, Municipal Bldg. worth 2-1200

Bronx-Tremont and Arthur ayes. TR emot 3-3600

Brooklyn-Municipal 'Bldg...TR iangl 5-7100 Queens-Court sq., L. I. City

ST ilwel 4-2400 Richmond-Borough Hall, S. I.

SA intGeo 7-1000 FIRE DEPARTMENT-

Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-4100 Brooklyn Office, Municipal Bldg.

TR iangl 5-8340 Fire Extinguishment, 365 Jay it

R iangl 5-8340 GENERAL SESSIONS, COURT OF-

Clerk's Office open 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays to 12 noon. Court opens at 10 a. m.

Centre and Franklin sts., Manh'n.WO rth 2-5778 Probation Dept., 32 Franklin at., Manh'n

WO rth 2-6632 HEALTH, DEPARTMENT OF-

139 Centre at., Manh'n CA nal 6-1500 Bronx-1918 Arthur ave FO rdhm 7-8410 Brooklyn-Willoughby and Fleet its.

TR iangl S-9400 Queens-92.07 148th at., Jamaica

RE public 9-1200 Richmond-Terminal Bldg., St. George

SA intGeo 74440 HIGHER EDUCATION, BOARD OF-

139th at. and Convent ave., Manh'n ED gecomb 4-6086

HOSPITALS, DEPARTMENT OF- Munitipal Blda.. Manb'n WO rth 2-4440

JURORS, BRONX, COM'R OF- 851 Grand Concourse, Bronx, . .JE rome 6-4600

JURORS, KINGS, COM'R OF- Municipal Bldg., Bklyn TR iangl 5-7100

JURORS, NEW YORK, COM'R OF- Hall of Records, Manb'n WO rth 2-0240

JURORS, QUEENS, COM'R OF- County Court House. L. I. City. ST ilwel 4-7304

JURORS, RICHMOND, COM'R OF- County Court House, S. I. .SA lot Geo 7-0081

LAW DEPARTMENT- Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-4600 Brooklyn, Municipal Bldg TR iangl 5-6330 Street Openings, Bureau of-

Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-4600 Brooklyn-Municipal Bldg... TR iangl 5-6330 Queens-89-31 161st at., Jamaica

JA LICENSES, DEPARTMENT OF-

maica 6-5234

6 Reade at., Manh'n WO rth 2-3100 Brooklyn-Municipal Bldg.....TR iangl 5-7100 Richmond-Borough Hall, S. I.

SA IntGeo 7-1000 MANHATTAN, PRESIDENT OF-

Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-5600 MAYOR'S OFFICE-

City Hall, Manh'n CO rtlnd 7-1000 MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY-

Aldermanic Branch-Clerk's Office, 263 Municipal Bldg., Manh'n ....WO rth 2-4430

Estimate and Apportionment Branch- Clerk's Office, 1356 Municipal Bldg.,

Manh'n WO rth 2-4560 MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COM'N-

Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-1580 MUNICIPAL COURTS-

Office of the President-Justice, 30 W. 35th at., Manb'n WI sconsn 7-4930

Dist. Manhatta, 1-146 Grand at CA nal 6-2520 2-264 Madison it OR chrd 4-4300 3-314 W. 54th at CO lumbs 5-1773 4-207 E. 32d at CA ledonia 5-9464 5-2565 Broadway RI veraide 9-4006 6-155 E. 88th at. SA cramento 2-7878 7-447 W. 151st at BR adhrst 2-7300 8-170 E. 121st at HA rim 7-3950 9-624 Madison ave VOlunter S-3150

10-1 W. 125th at HA rim 7-2694 Central Jury Part) Small Claims Part

30 W. 35th at WI sconsn 7-4930 Bronx

1-1400 Williamsbridge rd.-..Un derhil 3-6100 2-Washington ave. and 162d at.

ME !rose 5-3042 Small Claims Part, Washington ave. and

162d at. ME (rose 5-3042 Brooklyn

1-120 Schermerhorn at TR iangl 5-9587 2-495 Gates ave LA fayet 3-7217 3-6 Lee ave ST ag 2-7813 4-1110 Eastern pkway. SL ovum 6-4500 5-4th ave. and 42d at SU nset 6-2540 6-27.33 Snyder ave BU ckmnstr 2-9643 7-363 Liberty ave AP plegate 6-8600 8-1301 Surf ave CO neyla 6-8303 Central Jury Part) Small Claims Part J

120 Schermerhorn it TR iangl 5-2052 Queens

1-115 5th at., L. I. City.... TR onsdes 6-7361 2-Broadway and Court at., Elmhurst

HA vemeyer 9-0087 3-6902 64th at., Ridgewood EV ergrn 2-3141 4-Town Hall, Jamaica JA maica 6-0086 5-90th at., Far Rockaway...BE llHrbr 5-1747 6-Town Hall, Flushing. ...IN depndce 3-5668 Small Claims Part, Town Hall,amain

JA maica 6-0086

1-Bement and Castleton ayes., West New Brighton PO rtRich 7-0189

Owners Wanted for Unclaimed- Property

OWNERS WANTED BY THE PROPERTY Clerk of the Police Department of The City

of New York for the following property now in custody without claimants: Automobiles, boats. baby carriages, bicycles, bags, cameras, optical goods, furniture, rope, lead, metals, clothing, jewelry, precious stones, silverware, boots, shoes, dress-suit cases, handbags, pocketbooks, wallets, merchandise, tools. trunks, typewriters, canes, umbrellas, robes, blankets. furs, machinery, sur-gical instruments, musical instruments. electrical goods, sporting goods, hardware, groceries, canned goods, liquors, etc., also sums of money felo• niously obtained by prisoners, found, abandoned. or taken from persons dying intestate, or taken from persons supposed to be insane, intoxicated or otherwise incapable of taking care of them. elves.

Police Headquarters, 240 Centre it., Manhattan.

2-71 Targee st., Stapleton. SA intGeo 7-0313 Small Claims Part, 71 Targee at.,

Stapleton SA intGeo 7-0313 MUNICIPAL REFERENCE LIBRARY-

Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-6607 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.; Saturdays to

1 p. m. NEW YORK CITY HOUSING

AUTHORITY- 10 E. 40th at., Manh'n AS hland 4-8360

PARKS, DEPARTMENT OF- Main Office-Arsenal Bldg., Central

Park, 64th at. and 5th ave., Manh'n RE gent 4-1000

Bronx-Zbrowski Mansion, Claremont Park FO undatn 8-3000

Brooklyn-Litchfield Mansion, Prospect Park SO nth 8-2300

Queens-The Overlook, Forest Park, Kew Gardens CL eveland 3-4600

Richmond-Field Rouse, Clove Lakes Park, Victory blvd. and Clove rd., West Brighton GI braltr 2-2261

PAROLE COMMISSION- Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-2560

PLANT & STRUCTURES, DEPT. OF- Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-4740

PLUMBERS, EXAMINING BOARD OF- Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO sib 2-1800

POLICE DEPARTMENT- 240 Centre at., Manh'n CA nil 6-2000

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, BRONX- 851 Grand Concourse JE rome 7-7484

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, KINGS- Municipal Bldg., Bklyn TR iangl 5-7100

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, N. Y.- Hall of Records Manh'n WO rth 2-6616

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR,UEENS- 89-31 161st at., Jamaica JA main 6-5037

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, RICHM'D-B'way and Castleton ave., West New

Brighton PO rtRich 7-5357 PUBLIC MARKETS WEIGHTS AND

MEASURES, DEPT. OF- Municipal Bldg., Manb'n WO rth 2-5050

PUBLIC WELFARE, DEPT. OF- 902 Broadway, Manh'n GR amercy 7-4700

PURCHASE, DEPARTMENT OF- Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-5860

QUEENS, PRESIDENT OF- 21.10 49th ave. L. L City.... ST ilwel 4-5400 Topographical bureau, 45.22 Court sq.,

L. I. City ST ilwel 4-0800 RECORDS, BRONX, COM'R OF-

851 Grand Concourse JE rome 7-4931 RECORDS, KINGS, COM'R OF-

Hall of Records, Bklyn TR lingl 59988 RECORDS, N. Y., COM'R OF-

Hall of Records, Manh'n WO rth 2-3900 RECORDS, COM'R OF, CITY COURT-

Old County Court House, Manh'n CO rtlnd 7-6264

RECORDS, COM'R OF SURROGATES' COURT, N. Y. COUNTY-

Hall of Records, Manh'n WO rth 2-6744 REGISTER, BRONX COUNTY-

851 Grand Concourse JE rome 7-9811 REGISTER, KINGS COUNTY-

Hall of Records, Bklyn TR iangl 5-6800 REGISTER, NEW YORK COUNTY-

Hall of Records, Manh'n WO rth 2-3900 REGISTER, QUEENS COUNTY-

161.04 Jamaica ave., Jamaica. .JA maica 69684 REVISION OF ASSESSMENTS-

Municipal Bldg., Manh'a WO rth 2-1200 RICHMOND, PRESIDENT OF-

Borough Hall, S. I SA intGeo 7-1000 SANITATION DEPARTMENT OF-

Municipal Bldg., Manb'n WO rth 2-4240 SHERIFF, BRONX COUNTY-

851 Grand Concourse JE rome 7-3501 SHERIFF, KINGS COUNTY-

Municipal Bldg., Bklyn TR iangl 5-7100 SHERIFF, NEW YORK COUNTY-

Hall of Records. Manh'n WO rth 2-4300 SHERIFF QUEENS COUNTY-

County Court House, L. I. Cicy ST ilwel 4-6017 SHERIFF, RICHMOND COUNTY-

County Court House, S. I...SA intGeo 74041 SINKING FUND, COM'RS OF-

Municipal Bldg Manh'n WO rth 2-1200 SPECIAL SESSIONS, COURT OF-

Clerk's office open 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays to 12 noon. Courts open at 10 a. m.

Manhattan-Centre and Franklin its. WO rth 2-3434

Bronx-851 Grand Concourse. .JE rome 7-2898 Court held every Tuesday and Friday.

Brooklyn-120 Schermerhorn it... MA in 4-5917 Queens-153-19 Jamaica ave., Jamaica

JA maica 6-8040 Court held every Monday and Thurs-

day. Richmond-County Court House S. I.

SA intGeo 7-0324 Court held every Wednesday.

Probation Bureau - Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-3434

STANDARDS AND APPEALS- Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-0184

SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DI-VISION-

First Dept.-Madison ave. and 25th at., Manh'n LE xington 2-8940

Court sits from 2 p. in. to 6 p. m. The first and third Fridays of each term, motion days. Court opens at . 10 a. in. Motions called at 9 a. m. Appeals from orders called at 10 a. m.

Second Dept.-Borough Hall, Bklyn. TR iangl 5-1300

Court sits from 1 p. m. to 5 p. m. No court on Saturdays.

SUPREME COURT, 1ST JUD. DIST.- Civil Division-N. Y. County Court

House, Manh'n WO rth 2-6500 Court opens at 10 a. in.

Criminal Term-Centre and Franklin its., Manh'n No Telephone

Court opens at 10.30 a. in. Bronx County-851 Grand Concourse

JE rome 6-1031 Court opens at 10 a. m.

SUPREME COURT, 2D JUD. DIST.- Kings County-Joralemon and Court

sts., Bklyn. TR iangl 5-7300 Court opens at 10 a. m.

Appellate Term TR iangl 5-7452 Court opens at 10 a. in.

Queens County- Special Terms-89-31 161st at., Jamaica

JA maica 6-9657 Trial Terms-County Court House.

L. I. City ST ilwel 4-7060 Richmond County-County Court House,

S. I. GI braltr 7-8700 SURROGATE'S COURT, BRONX-

Court opens at 10 a. in. 851 Grand Concourse JE rome 6-4892

SURROGATE'S COURT, KINGS-Court opens at 9.30 a. in.

Hall of Records, Bklyn TR iangl S-7020 SURROGATES' COURT, N. Y -

Court opens at 10.30 a. in. Hall of Records, Manh'n WO rth 2-6744

SURROGATE'S COURT, QUEENS-Court opens at 10 a. in.

161-10 Jamaica ave., Jamaica JA maica 6-6000 SURROGATE'S COURT, RICHMOND-

Court opens at 10.30 a. in. s County Court House, S. I....SA intGeo 7-0572

For Boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens, 485 Bergen at., Bklyn., N. Y.

For Borough of The Bronx, 42d Precinct, 160th at. and 3d ave., Bronx.

For Borough of Richmond, 120th Precinct, 78.81 Richmond ter. St. George S. I.

LEWIS J. VAf.ENTINE, Police Commis-sioner.

PRESIDENT, BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

Proposals

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the President of the Borough of Brooklyn, at

Room 21, Borough Hall, Brooklyn, until 11 a. in., on

THURSDAY. JANIIARY 17, 1986 NO. 1. FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LA-

BOR AND MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR COMPLETELY DEMOLISHING AND RE. MOVING ALL PARTS OF THE BUILDINGS NOW OCCUPYING THE SOUTHWEST COR-NER OF SMITH ST. AND FULTON ST. BROOKLYN, WHICH ENCROACH WITHII4 THE LINES OF SMITH ST. AS NOW LAID OUT ON THE MAP OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, AND WHICH ARE SHOWN AS DAMAGE PARCELS NOS. 215 AND 220 ON THE APPROVED DAMAGE MAP IN THE PROCEEDING TO ACQUIRE TITLE TO JAY ST. FROM NASSAU ST. TO FULTON ST.; TO SMITH ST. FROM FULTON ST. TO ATLANTIC AVE., AND TO SCHERMER. HORN ST. FROM SMITH ST. TO FLAT-BUSH AVE., BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

The time allowed for the completion of the work and the full performance of the contract is eighty (80) consecutive working days.

The amount of security required will be $20,000.

Each bid must be accompanied by a security deposit of $1,000 in cash or certified check,y. able to the order of the Comptroller of The Cty. of New York.

Note-Prospective bidders are cautioned that they must obtain a copy of the contract and speai-fications and must examine the plans on file in the Department of Buildings, also in the Board of Transportation.

Blank forms may be obtained at the Depart-ment of Buildings, 8th floor, Municipal Building, Brooklyn. j5,17

RAYMOND V. INGERSOLL, President. u-See General Instructions to Bidders on

last pap, last column. of the "City Record.,,

PRESIDENT, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN

Proposals

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the President of the Borough of Manhattan, at

Room 2034, Municipal Building, Manhattan, until 11 a. m.. on

THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1935 NO. 1. REGULATING AND REPAVING

WITH ASPHALT BLOCK (GROUTED JOINTS) ON A NEW 6-INCH CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY OF BROAD. WAY FROM W. 161ST ST. TO W. 162D ST., TOGETHER WITH ALL WORK INCIDEN. TAL THERETO.

The Engineer's estimate of the amount of work to be done is as follows:

Item 2 (Alternative A). 1,160 linear feet 6-inch granite curb furnished and set, cut and dressed within the City limits.

Item 2 (Alternative B). 1,160 linear feet 6-inch granite curb furnished and set, cut and dressed without restrictions as to the point or place of cutting and dressing.

Item 4. 80 linear feet curb redressed and re-

IItem 5. 2,600 square feet concrete sidewalk, class A.

Item 8a (Alternative A). 280 linear feet gran-ite header furnished and set, cut and dressed within the City limits.

Item 8a (Alternative B). 280 linear feet gran-ite header furnished and set, cut and dressed without restrictions as to the point or place of cutting and dressing.

Item 9c. 630 cubic yards concrete, class E (1:3:6).

Item 14. 3,400 square yards asphalt block pave-ment (grouted joints) and keeping the pavement in repair for five years from date of completion except in approaches.

Item 21. 3 each, new receiving basins, com-plete.

Item 24. 20 linear feet 12-inch pipe, corn. plete.

Item 27. 1,400 cubic yards excavation (all kinds) for roadway grading.

Item 30. 800 square feet asphaltic mastic side. walk.

The time allowed for the completion of the work is thirty-five (35) consecutive working days.

The amount of security required will be Five Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($5,500) and the amount of deposit accompanying the bid shall be 5 per cent. of the amount of security.

NO. 2. REGULATING, WIDENING AND REPAVING WITH GRANITE BLOCK THE ROADWAY OF W. 37TH ST. FROM 11TH AVE. TO 12TH AVE., TOGETHER WITH ALL WORK INCIDENTAL THERETO.


Item 2 (Alternative A). 40 linear feet 6-inch granite corner curb furnished and set, cut and dressed within the City limits.

Item 2 (Alternative B). 40 linear feet 6-inch granite corner curb furny,hed and set, cut and dressed without restrictions as to the point or place of cutting and dressing.

Item 3 (Alternative A). 390 linear feet 5-inch bluestone curb furnished and set, cut and dressed within the City limits.

Item 3 (Alternative B). 390 linear feet S-inch bluestone curb furnished and set, cut and dressed without restrictions as to the point or place of cutting and dressing.

Item 4. 40 linear feet curb redressed and re- seL

Item S. 19,600 square feet concrete sidewalk. class A.


Item 10c. 1 cubic yard concrete, class E (1:3:6), in railroad area. Item 17. 3,030 square yards granite block pave-

ment (bituminous joints), and keeping the pave- ment in repair for one year from date of c m- pletion except in railroad area and in approaches.

Item 18. 10 square yards granite block pave. ment (bituminous joints) in approaches.

Item 19. 5 square yards granite block pave-ment (bituminous joints) in railroad area.

Item 20. 150 square yards granite block pave-ment (bituminous joints) relaid or furnished and laid.

Item 21. 1 each, new receiving basins, oom. plete.

Item 24. 20 linear feet 12-inch pipe, complete. Item 25. 3 each, low pressure and high pres-

sure hydrants relocated and reset. Item 26. 1 each, fire alarm posts relocated

and reset. Item 27. 1.430 cubic yards excavation (all

kinds) for roadway grading.

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Item 28. 2 cubic yards excavation (all kinds) for roadway grading in railroad area.

Item 30. 40 linear feet 6•inch granite comer curb furnished and set.

Item 31. 1,250 linear feet 5•inch bluestone curb furnished and set.

The time allowed for the completion of the work will be thirtyfive (35) consecutive working days.

The amount of security required will be Eight Thousand Dollars ($8,000), and the amount of deposit accompanying the bid shall be S per cent, of the amount of security.

NO. 3. REGULATING AND REPAVING WITH GRANITE BLOCK THE ROADWAYS OF SOUTH ST. FROM MONTGOMERY ST. TO JACKSON ST., AND MONTGOMERY ST. FROM SOUTH ST. TO A POINT ABOUT 100 FEET NORTH, AND WITH SHEET. AS PHALT THE ROADWAY OF SOUTH ST. FROM JACKSON ST. TO CORLEARS ST., TOGETHER WITH ALL WORK INCIDEN-TAL THERETO.


Item 1. 40 linear feet new steel curb. Item 2 (Alternative A). 1,650 linear feet 6-inch

granite curb furnished and set, cut and dressed within the City limits.

Item 2 (Alternative B). 1,650 linear feet 6-inch granite curb furnished and set, cut and dressed without restrictions as to the point or place of cutting and dresa'rg.

Item 4. 60 linear feet curb redressed and re. set.

Item 5. 6,000 square feet concrete sidewalk, class A.

Item Sa (Alternative A). 1,210 linear feet granite header furnished and set, cut and dressed within the City limits.

Item 8a (Alternative B). 1,210 linear feet granite header furnished and set, cut and dressed without restrictions as to the point or place of cutting and dressing.

Item 9c. 2,500 cubic yards concrete, class E (1:3:6).

Item 11. 2,550 square yards sheet asphalt pave• ment, and keeping the pavement in repair for five years from date of completion except in ap• proaches.

Item 17. 7,760 square yards granite block pave. ment (bituminous joints) and keeping the pave• ment in repair for one year from date of com-pletion except in approaches.

Item 20. 900 square yards granite block pave-ment relaid or furnished and laid.

Item 21. 11 each. new receiving basins, com-plete.

Item 23, 5 each, inlets, complete. Item 24. 320 linear feet 12•inch pipe, com-

plete. Item 27. 3,800 cubic yards excavation (all

kinds) for roadway grading. The time allowed for the completion of the

work is forty-five (45) consecutive working days. The amount of security required will be Twenty

Thousand Dollars ($20,000), and the amount of deposit accompanying the bid shall be 5 per cent. of the amount of security.

NO. 4. REGULATING, WIDENING AND REPAVING WITH GRANITE BLOCK THE ROADWAY OF E. 32D ST. FROM 1ST AVE. TO EAST RIVER, TOGETHER WITH ALL WORK INCIDENTAL THERETO.



Item 2 (Alternative B). 40 linear feet 6-inch granite corner curb furnished and set, cut and dressed without restrictions as to the point or place of cutting and dressing.


Item 3 (Alternative B). 205 linear feet 5-inch bluestone curb furnished and set, cut and dressed without restrictions as to the point or place of cutting and dressing.

Item 4. 10 linear feet curb redressed and re-set.


Item 7. 880 square feet flagging relaid. Item 8a. 35 linear feet granite header fur.

nished and set. Item 9c. 365 cubic yards concrete, class E

(1:3:6). Item 17. 1,530 square yards granite block pave-

ment (bituminous joints) and keeping the pave-ment in repair for one year from date of com-pletion except in approaches.

Item 18. 10 square yards granite block pave• ment (bituminous joints) in approaches.

Item 20. 110 square yards granite block pave-ment relaid or furnished and laid.

Item 21. 2 each, new receiving basins, com-plete.

Item 24. 70 linear feet 12-inch pipe complete. Item 25. 2 each, low pressure and high Ares-

ure hydrants relocated and reset. Item 26. 1 each, fire alarm posts relocated and

reset. Item 27. 660 cubic yards excavation (all kinds)

for roadway grading. Item 30. 20 linear feet 6-inch granite corner

curb furnished and set. Item 31. 605 linear feet 5•inch bluestone curb

furnished and set. Item 32. 1 each, manhole, complete. The time allowed for the completion of the

work is twenty-five (25) consecutive working days.

The amount of security required will be Three Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($3,500), and the amount of deposit accompanying the bid shall be 5 per cent. of the amount of security.

NO. 5. REGULATING, WIDENING AND REPAVING WITH GRANITE BLOCK THE ROADWAY OF W. 29TH ST. FROM 10TH AVE. TO 11TH AVE., TOGETHER WITH ALL WORK INCIDENTAL THERETO.





Item 3 (Alternative B). 500 linear feet 5-inch bluestone curb furnished and set, cut and dressed without restrictions as to the point or place of cutting and dressing.

Item 4. 120 linear feet curb redressed and reset.


Item 7. 1,400 square feet flagging relaid. Item 9c. 770 cubic yards concrete, class E

(1:3:6). Item 17. 3,060 square yards granite block pave-

ment (bituminous joints) and keeping the pave-ment in repair for one year from date of com-pletion except in approaches.

Item 18. 20 square yards granite block pave-ment (bituminous joints) in approaches.

Item 20. 155 square yards granite block pave-ment (bituminous joints) relaid or furnished and laid.

Item 21, 3 each, new receiving basins, com-plete.

Item 22. 1 each, receiving basins altered, com-plete.

Item 23. 2 each, inlets, complete. Item 24, 100 linear feet 12-inch pipe complete. Item 25. 6 each, low pressure and high pres-

sure hydrants relocated and reset, Item 27. 1,240 cubic yards excavation (all

kinds) for roadway grading. Item 30. 20 linear feet new 6-inch granite

corner curb furnished and set, Item 31. 1,090 linear feet new 5-inch blue-

stone curb furnished and set, The time allowed for the completion of the

work is thirty-five (35) consecutive working days. The amount of security required will be Seven

Thousand Five Hundred Dollars (7,500), and the amount of deposit accompanying the bid shall be 5 per cent. of the amount of security.

NO. 7. REGULATING AND REPAVING WITH ASPHALT BLOCK (GROUTED JOINTS) THE ROADWAY OF TERRACE VIEW AVENUE FROM ADRIAN AVE. (SOUTH) TO ADRIAN AVE. (NORTH) TO-GETHER WITH ALL WORK INCIDENTAL THERETO.

The Engineer's estimate of the amount of work to be done is as follows :



Item 3 (Alternative A). 1420 linear feet 5•inch bluestone curb furnished and set, cut and dressed within the City limits.

Item 3 (Alternative B). 1,420 linear feet 5-inch bluestone curb furnished and set, cut and dressed without restrictions as to the point or place of cutting and dressing.

Item 4. 960 linear feet curb redressed and reset.


Item 7. 400 square feet flagging relaid. Item 8a (Alternative A). 90 linear feet gran-

ite header furnished and set, cut and dressed within the City limits.

Item 8a (Alternative B). 90 linear feet granite header furnished and set, cut and dressed with out restrictions as to the point or place of cutting and dressing.


Item 14. 3,300 square yards asphalt block pavement, grouted joints, and keeping the pave• ment in repair for five years from date of com-pletion except in approaches.

Item 20, 20 square yards granite block pave-ment (bituminous joints) relaid or furnished and laid.

Item 21. 4 each, new receiving basins com-plete.

Item 23. 2 each, inlets complete. Item 24. 50 linear feet 12-inch pipe complete. Item 27. 1,100 cubic yards excavation (all

kinds) for roadway grading. Item 30. 100 linear feet timber guard rail. The time allowed for the completion of the

work is thirty-five (35) consecutive working days. The amount of security required will be Five

Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($5,500), and the amount of deposit accompanying the bid shall be 5 per cent. of the amount of security.

Bidders shall bid on all Alternative A and Alternative B items.

In case the same prices are bid on Alternative A and Alternative B, the contractor will be re-quired to cut and dress the curb within the City limits.

The City reserves the right to award the con-tract on the basis of the Alternative Bids A or B, as the Board of Estimate and Apportion-ment may determine to be to the best interest of The City of New York.

In accordance with chapter 731, Laws of 1933, the schedule of wages as approved by the Comp-troller are annexed to and are part of the specifications for this work.

The bidder must deposit with the Borough President at or before the time of making his bid, samples and affidavit or a letter in regard to samples and affidavit. as required by the speci-fications, or must refer in his bid sheet to the file number which has been assigned regarding samples, affidavit and statement deposited at a previous letting.

The bidder will state the price of each item or article contained in the specifications or schedules herein contained or hereto annexed for the con-tract, per foot, yard, or other unit of measure of article by which bids will be tested. Contract, if awarded, will be awarded to the lowest bidder.

Blank forms may be had and the plans, speci• fications and schedule of wages may be seen at the office of the Commissioner of Public Works, Bureau of Engineering, Room 2142, Municipal Building, Manhattan.

Dated Dec. 29. 1934. d29,j10 SAMUEL LEVY, President. ffSee General Instructions to Bidders on

last page, last column, of the "City Record."

BOARD OF ASSESSORS

Completion of Assessments

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO the owner or owners of all houses and lots,

improved and unimproved lands affected thereby, that the following proposed assessments have been completed and are lodged in the office of the Board of Assessors for examination by all per• sons interested, viz.:

Borough of Brooklyn 650. Sewers and appurtenances in Brighton

Beach ave. from Ada ct. to Coney Island ave.; Ocean ave. from Lakeland p1. to Coney Island ave.; Neptune ave. from E. 3d St. to E. 14th st.; Emmons ave. from E. 14th st. to E. 16th st.; Shore blvd. from Neptune ave. to United States pierhead and bulkhead line; Emmons ave. from E. 26th st. to E. 28th st.; Voorhies ave. from E. 16th at. to Nostrand ave.; Avenue Z from E. 18th st. to Knapp st.; Avenue Y from E. 15th at. to E. 28th st.: Avenue R, Avenue S, Ave. nue W, Avenue X and Avenue V, each from Ocean ave. to E. 29th st.; Avenue U from Ocean ave. to Coyle st.: Avenue T from Ocean ave. to Gerritsen ave.; Quentin rd. from Ocean ave. to E. 35th St.: Avenue P from Kenmore pl, to E. 36th St.; Kings highway from Ocean ave. to Ken-more p1.: E. 36th St. from Avenue P to Ave-nue N; E. 33d St., E. 34th St. and E. 35th st., each from Quentin rd. to Avenue N; E. 31st st. and E. 32d St., each from Quentin rd. to Kings highway; Marine pkway. from Quentin rd. to Nostrand ave.: Madison pl. from a point 465 feet south of Quentin rd. to Avenue P; Burnett St. from Quentin rd. to Avenue P; Coyle st. from Avenue U to Avenue T; Nostrand ave. from Avenue R to Marine pkway.; E. 29th St. from Avenue X to Kings highway; E. 28th at, from Emmons ave. to Kings highway; E. 27th St. from Emmons ave. to Avenue X and from Gravesend Neck rd. to Icings highway: E. 26th St. from Emmons ave. to Avenue Y, Avenue W to Avenue V, Gravesend Neck rd. to Avenue S. Avenue R to Quentin rd. and from Avenue P to Kings highway; Bedford ave. from Voorhies ave. to Avenue S and from Quentin rd. to Kings highway, north side; Mansfield pl. from Voorhies ave. to Avenue V, Avenue U to Avenue T and from Avenue S to Avenue 0; Delamere pl, from Avenue Z to Avenue T and from Avenue S to Avenue 0; Elmore pl, from 90 feet south of

Avenue Y to Avenue 0; Kenmore pl. from Voorhies ave. to Avenue Z Kenmore pl. from a point 231 feet south of Avenue Y to Graves. end Neck rd. and from Avenue V to Avenue 0; Ocean ave. from Avenue X to Avenue W and from Avenue V to Avenue 0; E. 19th St. from Voorhies ave. to Avenue Z; E. 18th at. from Avenue Z to Avenue Y; E. 16th at. from Em-mons ave. to Voorhies ave.; Coney Island ave. from Brighton Beach ave. to Neptune ave.; Ivy ct. from E. 7th at. to Ocean View ave.; Otis pl. from Ocean ave. to Neptune ave.; E. 3d st., E. 5th st., E. 6th st. and E. 7th at., each from Brighton Beach ave. to Neptune ave.; E. 4th St. from Brighton Beach ave. to Banner ave.; Lakeland pl. from Brighton Beach ave. to Ocean View ave.; supplemental assessment for sewer and appurtenances in Ocean ave. from Avenue V to Sheepshead Bay; cost and expense of acquiring title to site for a pumping station and sewage treatment plant; furnishing all labor and material required to construct the temporary pumping plant with a force main connection and outlet within the site, including superstructure, mechan-ical and electrical equipment, piping, outfall and embankments in the area bounded by Avenue Z, Knapp St., Voorhies ave. and Bragg at.; con-struction of additional capacities and additions and repairs to the Mechanical Sewage Disposal Plant between E. 3d St. and E. 4th st., north of Neptune ave., with force main in Neptune ave. between Hoff st. and Shore blvd.; Shore blvd., be. twveen Neptune ave. and West End ave.; West End ave. between Shore blvd. and Manhattan Beach Pumping Station, adjacent to Hampton ave. Affecting Blocks 6767 to 6773, 6783 to 6793, 6803 to 6813, 6815, 6816, 6826 to 6838, 6840, 6843, 6954, 6961 to 6967, 6978 to 6988, 6990 to 6997, 7004 to 7023, 7045 to 7074, 7195 to 7199, 7201, 7203, 7204, 7206 to 7208, 7212 to 7220, 7222 to 7227, 7232 to 7264, 7266, 7268 to 7276, 7279 to 7289, 7298, 7300 to 7313, 7325 to 7340, 7347 to 7368, 7375 to 7391, 7394 to 7400, 7401 to 7404, 7405-A, 7405-B, 7405-C, 7405•D, 7405•E. 7405•F, 7405-G, 7405-H, 7405-J, 7405-K, 7405-L, 7406 to 7422, 7422•A, 7422-B, 7422-C, 7422-D, 7422•E, 7422-F, 7422-G, 7422-H, 7422-J, 7422-K, 7423 to 7427, 7430 to 7441, 7441-A, 7441•B, 7441•C, 7441•D, 7442 to 7452, 7454 to 7481, 7483 to 7490, 7492 to 7508, 7511, 7513 to 7517, 7688 to 7698, 7701 to 7709, 7711 to 7718.

All persons whose interests are affected by the above named proposed assessments and who are opposed to the same, or either of them, are re-quested to present their objections in writing to the Board of Assessors, Room 2200, Municipal Building, Manhattan, within thirty (30) days from the date of this notice. On Thursday, Feb. 14. 1935, at 10 a. in., at the office of the Board of Assessors. Room 2200, Municipal Building, Manhattan, there will be a public hearing before the Board of Assessors at which time andplace the said objections will be heard and testimony received in reference thereto.

Dated Jan, 5, 1935. THOMAS W. WHITTLE, AGNES E. CUN.

NINGHAM, WILLIAM BOWNE PARSONS, Board of Assessors. j5,16

BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION

Proposals—Notice to Bidders

General Information to Bidders for Furnishing Materials. Supplies and Equipment to The City of New York for Use in the Maintenance and Operation of the Independent Rapid Transit System..

VARYING QUANTITIES OF MATERIALS supplies and equipment used in connection with

the operation and maintenance of the City's new Independent Rapid Transit Railroad and other activities of the Board of Transportation are being purchased as required. Competitive bids for such supplies are desired from all responsible in-dividuals and corporations. Names of those desir-ing to be bidders will be placed on appropriate list, but bids will not be limited to those on such lists. Where quantities in excess of $1,000 in value are required the same will be advertised and the time for opening the bids will be announced by public notice. For further information and particulars apply

to Room 501, office of the Board of Transports. tion, No. 250 Hudson st., City of New York,

No bid will be requested or accepted from any contractor who is in arrears or in default to The City of New York. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION OF THE

CITY OF NEW YORK, by JoaN H. DELANEY, Chairman: FRANK X. SULLIVAN, CHARLES V. HALLEY, Jr., Commissioners,

Was. JEROME DALY, Secretary. t3FSee General Instructions to Bidders on

last page. last column, of the "City Record."

Notices of Public Hearings

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A public hearing will be held at the office of the

Board of Transportation of The City of New York, on the 6th floor of No. 250 Hudson st., Borough of Manhattan, on Friday, Jan. 18, 1935, at 11.30 a. m., on the proposed terms and con-ditions of draft form of contract for the construc-tion of station finish for the Woodhaven Boulevard, 63d Drive. 67th Avenue and 71st (Continental) Avenue-Forest Hills Stations, in the Borough of Queens.

Copies of said draft form of proposed con-tract may be obtained at the offices of the Board of Transportation, Room No. 505, 250 Hudson st., Borough of Manhattan, at a cost of One Dollar each. Dated Jan. 2, 1935. BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION OF THE

CITY OF NEW YORK. by JoHN H. DELANEY, Chairman: FRANK X. SULLIVAN, CHARLES V. HALLEY. Jr., Commissioners.

WM. JEROME DALY, Secretary. j4,18


Board of Transportation of The City of New York, on the 6th floor of No. 250 Hudson at., Borough of Manhattan, on Friday, Jan. 18, 1935, at 11.30 a. in.. on the proposed terms and con-ditions of draft form of contract for printing, binding and delivering proceedings and contract documents of the Board of Transportation for the year 1935. Copies of said draft form of proposed con-

tract may be obtained at the offices of the Board of Transportation. Room No, 505, 250 Hudson st., Borough of Manhattan, at a cost of One Dollar each.

Dated Tan, 2, 1935. BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION OF THE

CITY OF NEW YORK. by JOHN H. DELANEY, Chairman: FRANK X. SULLIVAN, CHARLES V. HALLEY. Jr., Commissioners.



Board of Transportation of The City of New York. on the 6th floor of No. 250 Hudson st., Borough of Manhattan. on Friday, Jan. 18, 1935, at 11.30 a. in., on the proposed terms and con. ditions of draft form of contract for the installa-tion of tracks, contact rail and other work for the Jamaica Yard, Borough of Queens. Copies of said draft form of proposed con•

tract may be obtained at the offices of the Board

of Transportation, Room No. 505, 250 Hudson St., Borough of Manhattan, at a cost of One Dollar each,

Dated Jan. 2, 1935.

BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, by JOHN H. DELANEY, Chairman; FRANK X. SULLIVAN, CHARLES V. HALLEY, Jr., Commissioners.

WM. JEROME DALY, Secretary, j4,18

Invitation to Contractors

For the Construction of Station Finish Work for a Part of a Rapid Transit Railroad

SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS FOR THE construction of station finish for the Utica Ave.

nue, Ralph Avenue and Rockaway Avenue Stations of a rapid transit railroad in the Borough of Brooklyn, will be received by the Board of Trans-portation of The City of New York (hereinafter called the "Board") on behalf of The City of New York, at the office of the Board, at No. 250 Hudson St., Borough of Manhattan, New York City, until the 25th day of January, 1935, at eleven-thirty (11.30) o'clock a. m., at which time and place, or at a later date to be fixed by the Board, the proposals will be publicly opened.

The said Utica Avenue, Ralph Avenue and Rockaway Avenue Stations, for which station finish is to be provided, are located on a part of a rapid transit railroad extending under and along Fulton St., in the Borough of Brooklyn, from Lewis ave. to Rockaway ave.

The contractor must complete all work within six months from date of the delivery of the contract.

This contract is to be financed in whole or in part by a loan and grant by the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works, and is subject to the provisions of the National In- dustrial Recovery Act and to the rules and regu-lations prescribed by the President of the United States, or the Administrator of the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works,

Without exception, no bid will be considered un• less it includes or is accompanied by the bidder's Certificate of Compliance, U. S. Government Form PWA•61, revised March, 1934, to the effect that the bidder is complying with and will continue to comply with each applicable code of fair competition, or in the absence of such approved code or codes, with the President's Re- employment Agreement. This certificate is set forth verbatim Iq the Contractor's Proposal.

The attention of bidder is particularly called to the requirement as to the minimum wage rates to be paid under the contract.

No proposal will be received unless accom-panied by a certified check for Twelve Thousand Dollars ($12,000). payable to the order of the Comptroller of the City and drawn upon a Na-tional or State bank or trust company satisfactory to the Board and having its principal office in New York City, or by coupon bonds or stock of The City of New York of a market value at least equal to the above amount. Such check, bonds or stock must not be enclosed in the envelope con-taining the proposal.

Every proposal must when submitted be enclosed in a sealed envelope endorsed "Proposal for Con-structing Station Finish for a Part of a Rapid Transit Railroad, Route No. 110, Sections Nos. 4 and 5," and must be delivered to the Board or its Secretary; and in the presence of the person submitting the proposal, it will be deposited in a sealed box in which all proposals will be deposited.

Deposits made by bidders, except the three lowest formal bidders, will be returned within three days after the receipt of the bids. The deposits of the remaining bidders, except the lowest bidder, will be returned within three days after the award of the contract by the Board and approval thereof by the Government Engineer. If 30 days shall have elapsed after the award of the contract by the Board and approval thereof by the Government Engineer and before the Board of Estimate and Apportionment shall have authorized the execution of the same as provided in section 36 of the Rapid Transit Act, the successful bidder, at his option, may substitute for the certified check, bonds or stock so deposited a surety bond satisfactory to and acceptable by the Board, and shall thereupon have returned to him his deposit of said certified check, bonds or stock, provided that the bidder shall have stipulated with the Board to waive the right to withdraw the bid if delivery of the contract is not made within 45 days of the receipt of the bid. Within three days after the delivery of the contract the deposit consisting of either the certified check, bonds or stock or surety bond, shall be returned to the contractor.

A fuller description of the work and other re-quirements, provisions and specifications are given in the Information for Contractors, in the Forms of Contract, Bond and Contractor's Proposal, in the Specifications and on the Contract Drawings, which are to be deemed a part of this invitation and copies of which may be inspected and pur-chased at said office of the Board. The purchase price of these documents, per set, is $6.

The receipt of bids will be subject to the re• quirements specified in said Information for Con-tractors.

New York, Dec. 18, 1934. BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION OF THE

CITY OF NEW YORK, by JOHN H. DELANEY, Chairman; FRANK X. SULLIVAN, CHARLES V. HALLEY, Jr., Commissioners.


SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS FOR THE furnishing and delivering of lumber: Pine, oak,

spruce, poplar, maple, birch, ash, fir, etc., for the Independent Cityowned Rapid Transit Railroad System will be received by the Board of Trans. portation of The City of New York, at the office of the said Board, at No. 250 Hudson St., Bor-ough of Manhattan, City of New York, until Thursday, Jan. 17, 1935, at ten (10) a. in., at which time and place the proposals will be pub-licly opened and read.

A fuller description of the work and require-ments is given on the bid forms which may be obtained at the Board, Room 503, No, 250 Hudson St., Manhattan. Bids must be submitted on the bid forms.

Bids may be submitted for one or wtore or for all the scheduled items given in the bid forms, but the Board reserves the right to award either by class or item and to reject any and all bids. Jan. 4, 1935. BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION OF THE

CITY OF NEW YORK, by JOHN H, DELANEY, Chairman: FRANK X. SULLIVAN, CHARLES V. HALLEY, Jr., Commissioners.


SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS FOR THE furnishing and delivering of material fabricated

to blueprint consisting of frog gauze adjusters, lamp changing poles and guard rail bolts, for the Independent City-owned Rapid Transit Railroad System will he received by the Board of Trans. portation of The City of New York. at the office of the said Board, at No. 250 Hudson st., Bor-ough of Manhattan, City of New York, until Thursday, Jan. 10, 1935, at ten (10) a. m.. at which time and place the proposals will be publicly opened and read.

A fuller description of the work and require. ments is given on the bid forms which may be obtained at the Board. Room 503. No. 250 Hudson St.. Manhattan. Bids must be submitted on the bid forms.


THE CITY RECORD 243

Bids may be submitted for one or more or for all the scheduled items given in the bid forms, but the Board reserves the right to award either by class or item and to reject any and all bids.

Dec. 27, 1934. BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION OF THE

CITY OF NEW YORK, by JOHN H. Dst,ArzY, Chairman; FRANK X. SULLIVAN, CHAat.w V. HALLEY, Jr., Commissioners.

Ww. JEROME DALY. Secretary. d29,j10

MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION

Notice# to Appear for Examinations

PROMOTION TO DEPUTY ASSISTANT CORPORATION COUNSEL, GRADE 3, LAW DEPARTMENT. Written test will be held in Room 1415, Mu•

nicipal Building, Manhattan, commencing at 9.30 a. m., on SATURDAY, JAN. 12, 1935. j7,12

STATIONARY ENGINEER (ELECTRIC) Written test will be held in Room 1415, Mu-

nicipal Building, Manhattan, commencing at 9.45 a. m., on FRIDAY, JAN. 11, 1935. j5,11

CHIEF. BUREAU OF INFORMATION AND INQUIRY

Oral test will be held in Room 1428, Municipal Building, Manhattan, commencing at I p. m., on FRIDAY, JAN. 11, 1935. j5,11

WILLIAM H. ALLEN, Secretary.

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

Proposals

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the Superintendent of School Buildings, Board

of Education of The City of New York, at his office, ,southeast corner of Flatbush Avenue Ex-tension and Concord st., Brooklyn, until 11 a. m., on

THURSDAY. JANUARY 17, 1935 Borough of Brooklyn

FOR COMPLETING AND FINISHING THE ORIGINAL CONTRACT OF THE SHELTON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, WHICH HAS BEEN DECLARED ABANDONED AND FOR-FEITED, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ORIGINAL PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, ETC., FOR ALTERATIONS, REPAIRS, ETC., AT P. S. 149, SUTTER AVE.. VERMONT AND WYONA STS., BROOKLYN.

The time allowed to complete the whole work will be sixty (60) consecutive working days, as provided in the contract. The amount of security required is $1,000. The deposit accompanying bid shall be five

per cent. of the amount of security. Blank forms, plans and specifications may be

obtained or seen at the Main Estimating Room of the Branch Office of the Board of Education, at 34/ E. 12th st., Manhattan, and also at the office of the Deputy Superintendent of School Buildings, 131 Livingston st., Brooklyn.

WALTER C. MARTIN, Architect, Superin-tendent of School Buildings. Dated Jan. 7, 1935. j7,17 t~'See General Instructions to Bidders on



of Education of The City of New York, at his office, southeast corner of Flatbush Avenue Ex-tension and Concord st., Brooklyn, until 2 p. m. (eastern standard time), on

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1935 Borough of Queens

FOR GENERAL CONSTRUCTION OF NEW P. S. 2, ON THE SOUTHERLY SIDE OF 21ST AVE. FROM 75TH ST. TO 76TH ST., JACKSON HEIGHTS, QUEENS.

The time allowed to complete the whole work will be two hundred (200) consecutive working days, as provided in the contract.

The amount of security required is the full amount of the contract price.

The deposit, in cash or certified check upon one of the National or State banks or trust com-panies of the City of New York, or a check of such hank or trust company signed by a duly authorized officer thereof, drawn to the order of the Comptroller of The City of New York, or corporate stock or certificate of indebtedness of any nature issued by The City of New York, which the Comptroller shall approve as of equal value with the security required, accompanying bid and enclosed in the envelope with the bid, shall be not less than five per cent. of the amount of the bid submitted.

Within 10 days after the opening of bids. the Comptroller shall return all the deposits made to the persons making the same, except the deposits made by the three lowest bidders; within three days after decision as to whom the contract is to be awarded, the Comptroller shall return the deposits to the remaining persons making same, except the deposit made by the bidder whose bid has been accepted.

A deposit of Twenty-five Dollars ($25) in certified check or cash will be required on plans and specifications obtained by intending bidders. This deposit will be returned to the intending bidder upon his returning the plans and specifia-tions in good condition.

This contract is to be financed wholly by a loan and grant by the Federal Emergency Administra-tion of Public Works and is subject to the pro-visions of the National Industrial Recovery Act and to the rules and regulations prescribed by the President of the United States or the Adminis. trator of Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works.

Before any money shall be due and payable to the contractor, he will be required to furnish a detailed estimate showing labor costs, material costs, and other costs in detail, in form satis-factory to the State Engineer. Attention is particularly called to the fact 'that the estimate must be in suitable form to serve as a basis for the preparation of monthly estimates.

The contractor will be required to furnish the Resident Engineer Inspector with sworn copies of all payrolls relating to work normally performed on the site of the project, and with delivery tickets, invoices and cancelled bills or vouchers for and materials, plant and equipment purchased for and delivered to the site of the project which are to be incorporated in the project or used in its construction. The payrolls must present evidence as to veteran employment by placing "v" opposite their names.

The Board of Education reserves the right to waive minor informalities in any bid, subject to the approval of the State Engineer, but candi-tional bids will not be accepted.

Attention of bidders is particularly called to the requirements as to the minimum wage rates to be paid under this contract.

Without exception, no bid will be considered unless it includes or is accompanied by the bidder's Certificate of Compliance, U. S. Government Fcrm PWA-61, revised March, 1934, to the effect that the bidder is complying with and will con-tinue to comply with each applicable Code of Fair Competition, or, in the absence of such code or codes, with the President's Re-employment Agreement. This certificate is set forth verbatim in the Form of Bid.

Bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope. The bidder is warned that the preponderance

of labor to be employed must be taken from the

City of New York and the remainder from the State of New Yorlc, provided that such labor is available and qualified toerform the work to which the employment relates. He is further warned that the bid of each subcontractor must be based on conforming with all of the provisions set forth in the contract to which it applies and which relate thereto, that the subcontractor must comply with all of the requirements of the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works and that the subcontractor will be required to sign the Certificate of Compliance (PWA Form No. 61, revised March, 1934). The term "Subcon-tractor" is defined to mean any person, firm or corporation other than the employees of the con-tractor, who contracts to furnish labor, or labor and materials at the site of the project.

Bidders are required to inform themselves fully of the conditions relating to construction and labor under which the work will be or is now being per-formed, and this contractor must employ, so far as possible, such methods and means in the carry-ing out, of his work as will not cause any in-terruption or interference with any other con-tractors.

The acceptance of any bid shall be sub ject to the approval of the State Engineer

subject

Emergency Administration of Public Works. Plans, specifications and blank forms of con-

tract documents and form of required bonds, may be obtained or seen at the Main Estimating Room of the Branch Office of the Board of Education, at 34// E. 12th st., Manhattan.

WALTER C. MARTIN, Architect, Superin-tendent of School Buildings.

Dated Jan. 9, 1935. j9,23 tSee General Instructions to Bidders on

last page, last column, of the "City Record.'


of Education of The City of New York, at his office, southeast corner of Flatbush Avenue Ex-tension and Concord st„ Brooklyn, until 11 a. m., on

THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1935 Borough of Brooklyn

FOR COMPLETING AND FINISHING THE ORIGINAL CONTRACT OF MIRSKY AND JEROME, WHICH HAS BEEN DECLARED ABANDONED AND FORFEITED, IN AC. CORDANCE WITH THE ORIGINAL SPECI. FICATIONS, ETC., FOR ALTERATIONS, REPAIRS, ETC., AT P. S. 210, ROCHESTER AVE. AND PARK PL., BROOKLYN.

The time allowed to complete the whole work will be sixty (60) consecutive working days, as provided in the contract.

The amount of security required is $1,900. The deposit accompanying bid shall be five

per cent. of the amount of security. Blank forms and specifications may be ob-

tained or seen at the Main Estimating Room of the Branch Office of the Board of Education, at 34/ E. 12th st., Manhattan, and also at the office of the Deputy Superintendent of School Buildings. 131 Livingston st., Brooklyn.

WALTER C. MARTIN, Architect, Superin-tendent of School Buildings. Dated Jan. 7, 1935. j7,17 L'See General Instructions to Bidders on


PRESIDENT, BOROUGH OF QUEENS

Proposals

•SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the President of the Borough of Queens, at his

office, Room No, 310, Queens Subway Building, 21-10 49th ave., L. I. City, until 11 a, in., on

MONDAY, JANUARY 14 1935 NO. 1. FOR THE CONSTRUt TION OF A

SEWER AND APPURTENANCES IN: 32D (BURNSIDE) AVE., FROM 70TH (13TH) ST. TO 58TH (5TH) ST.; FOR THE CON-STRUCTION OF A TEMPORARY CON-NECTING SEWER IN 32D AVE., FROM 70TH (13TH) ST. TO 71ST (14TH) ST.; FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SEWER AND AP-PURTENANCES IN 62D (8TH) ST. FROM 32D AVE. TO NORTHERN BLVD., St ECOND WARD.

The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as follows:

280 linear feet 3-foot 6-inch pile section sewer but exclusive of decking and piles, at $10.50 per linear foot.. $2,940 00

285 linear feet 3-foot pile section sewer but exclusive of decking and piles, at $8.50 per linear foot 2,422 50

83 linear feet 3-foot sewer at $5.80 per linear foot 481 40

252 linear feet 2-foot 6-inch pile section sewer but exclusive of decking and piles, at $7.50 per linear foot . . 1,890 00

167 linear feet 2-foot 6-inch sewer at $4.60 per linear foot 768 20

250 linear feet 20-inch sewer, including concrete cradle, at $3.50 per linear foot 875 00

384 linear feet 15-inch sewer, at $1.75 per linear foot 672 00 966 linear feet 12-inch sewer, at

$1.50 per linear foot 1,449 00

1 connection in 32d ave. at 71st st , complete, but exclusive of decking and piles, at $150 150 00

16 manholes, complete, at $75 each 1,200 00 6 pile section manholes, exclusive of

decking and piles, at $90 each 540 00 10 basin manholes, type No. 4, com-

plete, at $110 each 1,100 00 2 inlets, type No. 4, complete, at $65

each 130 00 220 linear feet 12-inch basin connec-

tion, at $1 per linear foot 220 00 50 linear feet 10-inch inlet connec-

tion at 80 cents per linear foot 40 CO 85 6-inch spurs on 3-foot 6-inch,

3-foot and 2-foot 6-inch sewers at 80 cents each 68 00

13 6-inch spurs on 20-inch sewer at $2 each 26 00

30 6-inch spurs on 15-inch sewer at $1 each 30 00

82 6-inch spurs on 12-inch sewer at 70 cents each 57 40

414 linear feet 6-inch house connection drain at 60 cents per linear foot 248 40 7,500 vertical feet piles, capped,

driven and cut off, at 80 cents per vertical foot 6,000 00

12,400 feet, board measure, timber decking, including bolts, spikes, nuts, washers, etc., at $75 per 1,000 feet, board measure 930 00

Total $22,237 90 The time allowed for completing the above work

will be ninety (90) consecutive working days. The amount of security required will be Eleven

Thousand Dollars ($11,000). NO. 2. FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A

SEWER AND APPURTENANCES IN 70TH DR. (WANDA PL.). FROM METROPOLITAN AVE., SOUTH SIDE, TO A PROPERTY LINE ABOUT 100 FEET NORTH OF SYBILLA ST., SECOND WARD, UNDER SECTION 435 OF THE CHARTER.


519 linear feet 2-foot 9-inch sewer at $8 per linear foot $4,152 00

I chamber in Metropolitan ave., at 70th dr., complete, at $400 400 00

4 manholes, complete, at $100 each 400 00

11 90

261 80

78 00


will be twenty-five (25) consecutive working days. The amount of security required will be Two

Thousand Seven Hundred Dollars ($2,700). NO. 3. FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A

SEWER AND APPURTENANCES IN GRAND CENTRAL PKWAY. EXTENSION, FROM 82D ST. TO 80TH ST.; 80TH ST. FROM GRAND CENTRAL PKWAY. EXTENSION TO AS-TORIA BLVD.; 81ST ST. FROM GRAND CENTRAL PKWAY. EXT><NSION TO AS-TORIA BLVD., SECOND WARD, UNDER SECTION 435 OF THE CHARTER.


20 linear feet 15-inch sewer, including concrete cradle, at $4.50 per linear foot $90 00

235 linear feet 15-inch sewer at $2.30 per linear foot 540 50

771 linear feet 12-inch sewer at $1.60 per linear foot 1,233 60 10 manholes, complete, at $80 each 800 00 10 6-inch spurs on 15-inch sewer at

$2.20 each 22 00 39 6-inch spurs on 12•inch sewer at

$1.30 each 50 70 110 linear feet 6-inch house connec-

tion drain at 80 cents per linear foot. 88 00


will be twenty (20) consecutive working days. The amount of security required will be One

Thousand Four Hundred Dollars ($1,400). NO. 4. FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A

SEWER AND APPURTENANCES IN GRO-TON ST., FROM YELLOWSTONE AVE. TO FLEET ST.; FLEET ST., FROM GROTON ST. TO FITCHETT ST.; FITCHETT ST., FROM FLEET ST., TO 65TH DR.; 65TH DR., FROM FITCHETT ST. TO WOODHAVEN BLVD., SECOND WARD, BOROUGH OF QUEENS.


847 linear feet 4-foot sewer at $9.60 per linear foot $8,131.20

895 linear feet 3-foot 6-inch sewer at $7.40 per linear foot 6,623 00

601 linear feet 3-foot 6-inch sewer with vitrified salt glazed liner plates at $10.50 per linear foot 6,310 50

9 manholes, complete, at $70 each 630 00 1 drop pipe manhole, complete, at

$75

75 00 17 basin manholes, type No. 4, com-

plete, at $100 each 1,700 00 6 inlets, type No. 4, complete, at

$30 each 300 00 448 linear feet 12-inch basin connec-

tion at $1.25 per linear foot 560 00 150 linear feet 10-inch inlet connec-

tion at 90 cents per linear foot 135 00 1 chamber in Fleet st. at Groton st ,

complete, at $250 250 00 I chamber in Fitchett st., at Fleet

st., complete, at $250 250 00 1 chamber in Fitchett st., 140 feet

north of Fleet st., complete, at $250 250 00 i chamber in 65th dr., at Fitchett

st., complete, at $250 250 00 1 chamber in 65th dr., at Woodhaven

blvd., complete, at $250 250 00 174 6-inch spurs on 3-foot 6-inch

and 4-foot sewers at 50 cents each , . 87 00 134 linear feet 6-inch house connec-

tion drain at 60 cents per linear foot. 80 40 3,100 cubic yards "cut" to established

grade at 30 cents per cubic yard 930 00 820 square yards cinder roadway

(16 feet wide), oiled and rolled, Sewer Bureau specifications, at 50 cents per square yard 410 00


will be sixty (60) consecutive working days. The amount of security required will be Thir-

teen Thousand Six Hundred Dollars ($13,600). NO. 5. FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A

SEWER AND APPURTENANCES IN WOOD-HAVEN AVE., WEST SIDE, FROM METRO-POLITAN AVE. TO 75TH AVE., SECOND WARD, BOROUGH OF QUEENS.


924 linear feet 6-foot sewer, including vitrified salt glazed liner plates.

4 manholes, complete. I chamber in Woodhaven blvd., at 73d ave.,

complete. 1 chamber in Woodhaven blvd., at 75th ave.,

complete. 35 6-inch spurs on 6-foot sewer, 1 basin manhole, type No. 4, complete. 10 linear feet 12-inch vitrified pipe basin con-

nection. 5 12-inch basin spurs on 6-foot sewer. The time allowed for completing the above work

will be forty-five (45) consecutive working days. The amount of security required will be Four-

teen Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($14,500). NO. 6. FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A

SANITARY SEWER AND APPUETENANCES IN ROCKAWAY BLVD., EAST AND WEST SIDES, FROM BOYNTON ST. TO COGS-WELL ST, CONOVER ST., FROM ROCKA-WAY BLVD., EAST •SIDE, TO MASTERSON AVE.; APPLETON ST., FROM ROCKAWAY BLVD., EAST SIDE, TO GRAYLAND AVE.; GRAYLAND AVE., FROM APPLETON ST. TO S. CONDUIT AVE.: S. CONDUIT AVE., FROM ROCKAWAY BLVD. TO MASTERSON AVE.; COGSWELL ST., NORTH SIDE, FROM 145TH RD. TO ROCKAWAY BLVD., WEST SIDE; TOGETHER WITH CONNECTIONS ACROSS ROCKAWAY BLVD. AT BOYNTON ST., 158TH ST. AND 160TH ST., FOURTH WARD.


689 linear feet 15-inch vitrified pipe sewer including concrete cradle at $10.75 per linear foot $7,406 75

616 linear feet 12-inch vitrified pipe sewer including concrete cradle at $6.15 per linear foot 3,788 40

342 linear feet 10-inch vitrified pipe sewer including concrete cradle at $6.45 per linear foot 2,205 90

3,731 linear feet 8-inch vitrified pipe sewer including concrete cradle at $5.10 per linear foot 19,028 10

3 drop pipe manholes, complete, at $150 each 450 00

43 wet location manholes, complete, at $125 each 5,375 00

120 6-inch spurs on 8-inch vitrified pipe sewer at 45 cents each 54 00

1,376 linear feet 6-inch vitrified pipe house connection drain at 85 cents per linear foot 1,169 60

530 vertical feet 6-inch vitrified pipe risers at $3 per vertical foot 1,590 00

Total 541,067 75 The time allowed for completing the above work

will be one hundred (100) consecutive working days,

The amount of security required will be Twenty-one Thousand Dollars ($21,000).

In each case where a percentage bid is re-quired, the foregoing Engineer's estimate of the total cost of the complete work is to be taken as the 100 per cent. basis and test for bidding. Pro-posals shall each state a single percentage of such 100 per cent. (such as 95 per cent,, 100 per cent or 105 per cent.), for which all materials and work called for in the proposed contract and notice to bidders is to be furnished to the City. Such percentage as bid for each contract shall apply to all unit prices specified in the Engineer's estimate to an amount necessary to fully com-plete the work described in the contract.

Bidding on a percentage basis does not apply to the proposed contract numbered five (5) in this advertisement, namely:

No. 5. "For the construction of a sewer and appurtenances in: Woodhaven ave., west side, from Metropolitan ave. to 75th ave., Second Ward, Borough of Queens"; -in this case bidders must state the price of each item or article contained in the specification or schedule herein contgined or hereafter an-nexed, per cubic yard, linear foot or other unit of measure by which the bid will be tested.

The award, if made, will be to the bidder whose price or percentage (when percentage bids are requested), is the lowest for doing all the work called for in the contract and whose bid is regular in all respects.

Each bid must be accompanied by a deposit in cash or certified check payable to the order of the Comptroller of The City of New York in the sum of five (5) per cent, of the security required for the contract bid.

Blank forms and other information may be ob. tamed and plans and drawings may be seen at the office of the President of the Borough of Queens, or blue prints of the plans may be pur-chased at the following prices: For jobs numbered one (1) and three (3),

the price for the plan is Forty-five (45) Cents each.

For job number two (2), the price for the plan is Twenty-five (25) Cents each.

For jobs numbered four (4), five (5) and six (6), the price for the plan is Ninety (90) Cents each.

Attention of the Contractors is called to the wages to be paid to employees on public works, pursuant to chapter No. 731 of the Laws of 1933.-

Dated, Jan. 3, 1935. JOHN J. HALLERAN, Acting President.

j3,14 t 'See Genera Instructions to Bidders on


COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND

Notice of Public Hearing

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, in ac-

cordance with the provisions of chapter 372 of the Laws of 1907 (being section 823-E of the Greater New York Charter), will hold a continued hearing at 10.30 o'clock in the forenoon of Wednesday, January 16, 1935, in Room 16, City Hall, Borough of Manhattan, relative to the re-quest of the Commissioner of Docks for approval and adoption of plan for the improvement of the waterfront and harbor of the City of New York between southerly side of East 92d street, East River, and East 125th street, Harlem River, Bor-ough of Manhattan.

The following is a technical description of proposed further alteration and amendment of that portion between East 92d street and East 125th street of the plan for improving the water-front and harbor of the City of New York, on the westerly side of the East and Harlem Rivers, in the Borough of Manhattan, from East 89th street to 3d avenue, as formerly determined upon by the Board of the Department of Docks on October 13, 1887, and adopted by the Commis. sioners of the Sinking Fund on December 19, 1887, and as subsequently altered and amended.

A proposed further alteration and amendment of that portion between East 92d street and East 125th street, of the plan for improvin the waterfront and harbor of the City of New York, on the westerly side of the East and Harlem Rivers, in the Borough of Manhattan, from East 89th street to 3d avenue, as formerly determined upon by the Board of the Department of Docks on October 13, 1887, and adopted by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund on December 19, 1887, as said former plan was subsequently altered and amended consists in:

1. Discontinuing that portion of the bulkhead line as shown upon the above mentioned plan, as lies between the southerly side of East 92d street and a point in said bulkhead line distant 25 feet north of, measured at right angles thereto, the northerly side of East 125th street.

2. Discontinuing those portions of the pier. head line as shown upon the above mentioned plan as lies between the southerly side prolonged of East 92d street and the southerly side prolonged of East 103d street, and between the southerly side of East 107th street prolonged and the north-erly side of East 120th street, where the same intersects the bulkhead line mentioned above.

3. Discontinuing that portion of the marginal street, wharf or place as shown on the above said plan as lies between the northerly side of East 92d street and the southerly side of East 125th street.

4. Discontinuing all of the piers shown upon the aforesaid plan situated between the southerly side of East 92d street and the northerly side of East 120th street.

The plan is open to the inspection of any citizen at the office of the Comptroller of The City of New York, Room 527, Municipal Build. ing, Borough of Manhattan, at all times during business hours until the day of the hearing,

FIORELLO H. LAGUARDIA, Mayor. and Chairman, Commissioners of the Sinking Fund.

Dated December 12, 1934. j7,12

DEPARTMENT OF HOSPITALS

Proposals

SEALED BIDS WILL BF RECEIVED BY the Department of Hospitals, 10th floor, Mu-

nicipal Building, Borough of Manhattan, New York City, until I1 a. m., on

MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1936 FOR FURNISHING ALL LABOR AND MA.

TERIALS REQUIRED FOR: CONTRACT NO. 1-GENERAL CONSTRUC-

TION; CONTRACT NO. 2-P L U M B I N G AND

DRAINAGE WORK; CONTRACT NO. 3-HEATING AND VEN•

TILATING WORK; CONTRACT NO. 4-ELECTRICAL WORK. FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A TEMPO-

RARY ROAD AND SIDEWALKS, ALTERA-TIONS TO EXISTING STRUCTURES, TEM-PORARY STRUCTURES AND THE FOUNDA. TIONS OF PAVILIONS C AND D OF BELLEVUE HOSPITAL, SITUATED ON THE PLOT BOUNDED BY 26TH AND 29TH STS. AND 1ST AVE., BOROUGH OF MANHAT-TAN, NEW YORK CITY.

This contract is to be financed by a loan and grant by the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works and is subject to the provisions of the National Industrial Recovery Act, and the

17 6-inch spurs on 2-foot 9-inch sewer at 70 cents each

308 linear feet 6-inch house connec-tion drain at 85 cents per linear foot.

39 vertical feet 6-inch risers at $2 per vertical foot


BALES OF TAX LIENS

Notice of Sale of Tax Liens of the City of New York, for Unpaid Taxes, Water Rents and Assessments for Local Improvements Upon Lands and Tenements Within That Part of the City of New York Now Known and Described as the Borough of Richmond, Ward b. as Shown on the Tax Map of Said City for Said Borough of Richmond, and Also for Unpaid Taxes on the Real Estate of Corporations and Taxes on the Special Franchises of Corporations, Affecting Property of Certain Corporations and Individuals In the Entire Borough of Richmond.

THE CITY OF NEW Yoax, DEPARTMENT or FINANCE, BUREAU OF CITY COLLECTIONS, MUNICIPAL BUILDING, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, CITY OF NEW Yoax

UNDER THE DIRECTION OF HON. JOSEPH D. McGOLDRICK, COMPTROLLER OF The City of New York, I, William Reid, City Collector, hereby give public notice, pursuant to the

provisions of chapter 17, title 5„Rf the Greater New York Charter: That the respective owners of the lands and tenements within that part of the City of New York

now known as the Borough of Richmond, Ward 5, as said lands and tenements are shown upon the tax map of said City for said Borough, on which any taxes or any assessments for local improvements have been imposed and become a lien and have remained unpaid for three years since the same were due and payable, or on which any water rent has been imposed and become a lien and has remained due and unpaid for four years since the same was due and payable, and also corporations and individuals as owners of certain lands or certain special franchises within the Borough of Richmond on which taxes on the real estate of corporations, or taxes on the special franchises of corporations have been imposed and become a lien and have remained unpaid for three years since the same were due and payable, are required to pay the amount of said taxes, assessments, and water rents together with all unpaid taxes, water rates and assessments affecting such lands and tenements which became a lien and were due and payable prior to February 11, 1934 (the taxes, water rents and assessments for local improvements required to be paid, thus comprising all unpaid taxes and water rents affecting said p~roperties contained in assessment rolls down to and including the assessment roll of The City of New York for the year 1933, all water rents entered up to and including February 10, 1934, and all assessments for local improvements affecting said properties confirmed and entered up to January 31, 1934, inclusive) with all penalties thereon remaining unpaid, together with the interest thereon at the rate provided by law from the time the same became liens so as to be due and payable to the date of payment and the charges of this notice and advertisement to the City Collector at his office, Borough Hall, St. George, New Brighton, Borough of Richmond in the City of New Vork.

AND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IF DEFAULT BE MADE IN SUCH PAY-ment the lien of The City of New York upon any of said lands and tenements for any tax, assessment or water rent which became a lien so as to be due and payable before February 11, 1934, will be sold at .public auction in the City Collector's office, Borough Hall, St. George, New Brighton, Borough of Richmond, in the City of New York, on

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 14, 1985 at 10.30 o'clock in the forenoon of that day for the lowest rate of interest, not exceeding 12 per centum per annum, at which any person or persons shall offer to take the same in consideration of advancing the said taxes, water rents and assessments and penalties, as the case may be, and interest thereon as aforesaid to the time of sale, the charges of notice and advertisement and all other costs and charges accrued thereon; and that such sale will be continued from time to time until all said liens for taxes, water rents and assessments for local improvements so advertised for sale affecting inch lands and tenements shall be sold.

The transfer of tax lien to be executed and delivered to the purchaser thereof pursuant to the terms of said sale shall be subject to the lien for and the right of The City of New York to collect and receive all taxes, water rents and assessments for local improvements and penalties and interest thereon which accrued and became a lien, or which shall accrue and become a lien upon said premises so as to be due and payable on and after the date stated in the first advertisement of said sale as stated herein, namely, the 11th day of February, 1934 (1. e., the lien for and right of The City of New York to collect and receive all taxes included in the assessment rolls of The City of New York for the years subsequent to 1933, water rents entered subsequent to February 10, 1934, and assessments for local improvements entered subsequent to January 31, 1934).

NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN THAT A PARTICULAR AND DETAILED statement of the property affected showing ward, block and lot number thereof, as the same may be on the tax map of the City of New York for the Borough of Richmond and the tax liens thereon which are to be sold, is published in a pamphlet and that copies thereof are deposited in the office of the City Collector in the Boroughs of Richmond and Manhattan and will be delivered to any person applying for the same.

Dated, New York, November 15, 1934. WILLIAM REID, City Collector of The City of New York.

This notice applies to arrears as of February 10, 1934. nl5.22.28-d6.13.2l-28-j3.10-17-24.3l.f7

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rules and regulations prescribed by the President of the United States or the Administrator of Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works.

Attention of the bidders Is particularly called to the requirements as to the minimum wage rates to be paid under this contract.

"Without exception, no bid will be considered unless it includes or is accompanied by the bid-der's Certificate of Compliance, U. S. Govern. meat Form PWA-61, revised March, 1934, to the effect that the bidder is complying with and will continue to comply with each applicable Code of Fair Competition, or, in the absence of such code or codes, with the President's Re-employ ment Agreement. This certificate is set forth verbatim in the Form of Bid.

"Bids must be submitted in sealed envelope. "The bidder is warned that the preponderance

of labor to be employed must be taken from the City of New York, provided that such labor is available and qualified to perform the work to which the employment relates. He is further warned that the bid of each subcontractor must be based on conforming with all of the provisions set forth in the contract to which it applies and which relate thereto, that the subcontractor must comply with all of the requirements of the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works, and that the subcontractor will be re. quired to sign the Certificate of Compliance (PWA Form No. 61, revised March, 1934). The term 'Subcontractor' is defined to mean any per• son, firm or corporation, other than the em• ployees of the contractor, who contracts to fur-nish labor, or labor and materials at the site of the project."

Continuation of Queens Sale, Third Ward

THE SALE OF TAX LIENS FOR UNPAID taxes, assessments and water rents for the Bor•

ough of Queens, as to the liens remaining un-sold at the termination of the sales of Sept. 20 and Nov. 15, 1934, and as to the liens where the purchaser has not completed his purchase in accordance with Charter terms, will take place on

THL RSDAY. JANUARY 17, 1935 at 10.30 a. in., pursuant to the provisions of sections 1028 and 1029 of the Greater New York Charter, and will be continued at that time in the office of the City Collector, Municipal Build-ing, 2d floor, Court sq,, L. I. City, Borough of Queens.

j3.10 FRANK J. TAYLOR, Comptroller.

Confirmation of Assessments

NOTICES TO PROPERTY OWNERS

IN PURSUANCE OF SECTION 1018 OF THE Greater New York Charter, the Comptroller

of The City of New York hereby gives public notice to all persons, owners of property, affected

BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPORTIONMENT

Notices of Public Hearings

FRANCHISE MATTERS

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PUR. suant to law that at a meeting of the Board

of Estimate and Apportionment, held December 21, 1934, the following petition was received:

December 20, 1934. Board of Estimate and Apporti of The City

of New York, City Hall, New~~York: Sirs—We have an agreement for the exchange

of transfers with the New York City Omnibus Corporation at points where our Routes Nos. M-11, M-13, M•14 and M-15 connect with, inter sect or meet Routes Nos, M•2, M'4, M•5 and M•6.

We also agree to exchange transfers with Corn. prehensive Omnibus Corporation at points where our Routes Nos. M-11, M-13, M•14 and M•15 connect with, intersect or meet their Routes Nos. M•1, M-3 and M•7.

Upon your withdrawing tour appeal as against Comprehensive Omnibus Corporation and East

The time allowed for doing and completing the entire work and for the full performance of each contract is one hundred and fifty (150) con. secutive calendar days.

The successful bidders will be required to fur. nish bond in the amount of 100% of the amount of their contract.

No bid will be considered unless accompanied by appropriate security of the nature and in the amount set forth in "Instructions to Bidders."

The bidder for each contract shall state one aggregate price for the whole work described and specified, as each contract is entire for a complete job.

No bid may be withdrawn within forty-five (45) days after it has been deposited with the De-partment.

Attention of bidders is called to the fact that the final awarding of the contract will be contingent upon the execution of the bond purchase con• tract by the Federal Government, and the approval of the award by the State Engineer Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works.

Blank forms and further information may be obtained at the office of the Department of Hos-pitals, 10th floor, Municipal Building, Manhat. tan, where plans and specifications may be seen.

Bidders who desire a separate set of place for their own personal use and record may obtain same from the printer on an order from the De. partment on payment of the cost of printing the additional copies of the plans. Such copies shall remain the property of the bidder.

SIGISMUND S. GOLDWATER, M. D., Com- missioner, Department of Hospitals. d31,j14

WSee General Instructions to Bidders on last page, last column, of the "City Record."

by the following assessments for LOCAL IM-PROVEMENTS in the BOROUGH OF BROOK. LYN:

SECTION 23 GRADING, CURBING, FLAGGING, ETC.,

E. 56TH ST., from Avenue M to Avenue N. Assessments affect Blocks 7880 and 7881.

The above assessments were confirmed by the Board of Revision of Assessments on Dec. 19, 1934, and entered Dec. 21, 1934, in the Record of Titles of Assessments kept in the Bureau of City Collections, and unless the amount assessed for benefit on any person or property shall be paid on or before March 21, 1935, which is 90 days after the date of said entry of the assessments, interest will be collected thereon at the rate of seven per centum per annum, to be calculated from 10 days after the date of said entry to the date of payment, as provided by sections 159 and 1019 of the Greater New York Charter.

The above assessments are payable to the City Collector at his office, Room 1, Municipal Build' ing, Brooklyn, N. Y. City, between the hours of 9 a. m. and 3 p, in., and on Saturdays until 12 noon.

JOSEPH D. McGOLDRICK, Comptroller. Dated, New York, Dec. 21, 1934. d29,jl0

Side Omnibus Corporation, in the case of Sadye Greenberg against City of New York et al., we will simultaneously enter into an agreement to provide for the exchange of transfers not only with the said New York City' Omnibus Corpora. tion and Comprehensive Omnibus Corporation and their successors and assigns, but with any other authorized operator of the aforesaid routes or any of them, on terms and conditions similar to those contained in our transfer agreement.

Respectfullyours, EAST SIDE OMNIBUS CORPORATION, by E. J. FENNELLY, Secretary. —and the following resolutions were thereupon adopted:

Whereas, The foregoing petition from the East Side Omnibus Corporation, dated December 20, 1934, was presented to the Board of Estimate and Apportionment at a meeting held December 21, 1934;

Resolved, That in pursuance of law this Board sets Friday, the 11th day of January, 1935, at 10.30 o'clock in the forenoon, and in the City Hall, Borough of Manhattan, as the time and place when and where such petition shall be first considered, and a public hearing be had thereon, at which citizens shall be entitled to appear and be beard; and be it further

Resolved, That the petition and these resolu-tions shall be published at ,least twice in two

daily newspapers in the City of New York, to be designated by the Mayor, and for at least ten (10) days in the CITY RacoRn immediately prior to such date of public hearing. The expense of such publication to be borne by the petitioner.

Information relative to this matter may be obtained at the office of the Division of Fran. chises. Room 1307, Municipal Building, Centre and Chambers streets, Borough of Manhattan, Telephone, WO rth 2-4560.

PEARL BERNSTEIN, Secretary. New York, December 21, 1934. d29,j11

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PUR. suant to law that at a meeting of the Board

of Estimate and Apportionment, held November 2, 1934, the following petition was received: Board of Estimate and Apportionment, City of

New York In the Matter of the Application of Avenue B &

East Broadway Transit Co., Inc., for the right, permission, consent and/or franchise to operate omnibus lines over and upon certain streets and avenues in the Borough of Manhattan, City of New York.

Petition The petition of Avenue B & East Broadway

Transit Co., Inc., respectfully shows: First—The petitioner, hereinafter referred to

as the Company, is an omnibus corporation duly organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of New York, particularly the Transportation Corporations Law, and has its prmcipal office and place of business at No. 592 Grand street, Borough of Manhattan, City of New York.

Second—By reason of a contract dated July 19, 1934, between the Company and the City of New York, the Company is the recipient of the franchise, right and consent to maintain and operate omnibuses for the transportation of per. sons for hire on certain routes in, upon, along and over certain streets and avenues in the Bor. ough of Manhattan, City of New York, more par-ticularly, for the purposes of this petition, on a route known in the aforesaid contract as "Route No. M-9, Avenue B and East Broadway.”

Third—The Company is desirous of extending the aforesaid route and now petitions your hon-orable Board for the grant of a fixed-term fran-chise, right, permission and/or consent to estab-lish, maintain and operate stage coach or omnibus lines or routes for public use in the conveyance of persons over, upon and along the surface of the following described streets, avenues, highways, parkways and public places in the Borough of Manhattan, City, County and State of New York, namely:

Route M-9, Avenue B and East Broadway Extension—Beginning at or near the intersection of 1st avenue and 14th street; thence along 14th street to the intersection of 14th street, University place and Union Square West; also along the Bowery from the intersection of Chatham square and East Broadway to Canal street; thence along Canal street to West street; also along Catherine street from the Bowery to Cherry street; thence along Catherine slip from Cherry street to South street; thence along South street to Market slip; thence along Market slip to Cherry street; thence along Market street from Cherry street to East Broadway; also along East Broadway from Clin-ton street to the intersection of East Broadway, Grand street and Sheriff street, —provided, that in the operation over, upon and along the above described route temporary devia-tion therefrom may be permitted as required by the closing of streets or avenues or other inter-ferences.

Fourth—The execution and filing of this appli-cation has been duly authorized by the Board of Directors of the Company.

In witness whereof, Avenue B & East Broad-way Transit Co., Inc., the petitioner herein, has caused this petition to be subscribed by its Secretary, this 30th day of October, 1934.

AVENUE B & EAST BROADWAY TRAN-SIT CO.. INC., by Joan SIMPSON, Secretary.

(Corporate Seal.) State of New York, City of New York, County

of New York, as.: On the 30th day of October, 1934, before me

personally came John Simpson, who, being by me duly sworn, did depose and say that be resides in the City of New York; that be is the Secretary of Avenue B & East Broadway Transit Co., Inc., the corporation described in and which executed the foregoing petition; that he knows the seal of said corporation; that the seal affixed to said petition is such corporate seal; that it was so affixed by order of the Board of Directors of said corporation, and that he signed his name thereto by like order,

JACOB KATZ, Notary Public; Kings Co. Clk. No. 203, Reg. No. 6218; N. Y. Co. No. 742; Queens Co. No. 468. Commission expires March 30, 1936. —and on December 21, 1934, the following reso-lutions were adopted:

Whereas, The foregoing petition from the Avenue B & East Broadway Transit Co., Inc., dated October 30, 1934, was presented to the Board of Estimate and Apportionment at a meeting held November 2, 1934.

Resolved, That in pursuance of law this Board sets Friday, the 11th day of January, 1935, at 10.30 o'clock in the forenoon, and in the City Hall, Borough of Manhattan, as the time and place when and where such petition shall be first considered, and a public hearing be bad thereon, at which citizens shall be entitled to appear and be heard; and be it further

Resolved, That the petition and these resolu-tions shall he published at least twice in two daily newspapers in the City of New York, to be designated by the Mayor, and for at least ten (10) days in the CITY RECORD immediately prior to such date of public hearing. The expense of such publication to be borne by the petitioner,

Information relative to this matter may he obtained at the office of the Division of Fran-chises. Room 1307, Municipal Building, Centre and Chambers streets, Borough of Manhattan, Telephone, WO rth 2-4560.

PEARL BERNSTEIN, Secretary. New York, December 21, 1934. d29,jII

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PUR-suant to law that at a meeting of the Board

of Estimate and Apportionment, held December 21, 1934, the following petitions were received:

December 20, 1934. Board of Estimate and Apportionment of The

City of New York, City Hall, New York: Sirs—On December 26, 1933, a franchise agree-

ment was entered into between The City of New York and the undersigned, covering the following routes:

Route No. M-1. Madison and Chambers Streets. 2.1 Miles—BegI'nning at the intersection of Delancey street and East Street; thence along East street to Grand street; thence along Gran street to Madison street; thence along Madison street to New Chambers street; thence along New Chambers street to Chambers street; thence along Chambers street to the foot of Chambers street at North or Hudson River.

Route No. M-3. 49th Street and 50th Street. 2.0 Miles—Beginning at the intersection of 1st Avenue and East 49th street; thence along East 49th street and West 49th street to 12th avenue; thence along 12th avenue to West 50th street; thence along West 50th street and East 50th street to 1st avenue; thence along 1st avenue to East 49th street.

Route No. M-7. 65th Street. 2.4 Miles—Beginning at the intersection of York avenue and East 71st street; thence along East 71st street to Madison avenue; thence along Madison ave-nue to East 65th street; thence along East 65th street to Transverse Road No. 1; thence along Transverse Road No. I through Central Park to Central Park West; thence along Central Park West to West 69th street; thence along West 69th street to West End avenue; thence along West End avenue to West 64th street; thence along West 64th street to Central Park West; thence along Central Park West to Transverse Road No. 1: thence along Transverse Road No. I to 5th avenue; thence along 5th avenue to East 64th street; thence along East 64th street to York avenue; thence along York avenue to East 71st street; also along East 67th street between York avenue and Madison avenue; also along East 69th street between York avenue and Madison avenue.

We are willing to enter into an appropriate agreement giving the City the right to purchase the property used in the operation and to termi-nate said franchise after the expiration of 15 years from the date of commencement of operation of buses on the aforesaid three routes or from November 1, 1935 (if operations on the said three routes have not commenced before November 1, 1935).

In the event of the exercises of such right, the City shall purchase from us all the buses, equip-ment, accessories and spare parts owned by us at the time of recapture and actually used by us or ac9uired for use, but not yet used in the operation of said buses on said routes, at a fair price to be agreed upon between the City and ourselves, and in the event of our failure to agree on a price, the same shall be determined by arbitration in a manner to be agreed upon and specified in the recapture agreement.

Nothing shall be paid for intangible property or for good will or for franchise value.

Notice of intention to exercise such right by the • City shall be in writing delivered to the undersigned at least 120 days prior to the date on which such purchase is to become effective and payment for the property to be purchased by the City shall be made on or before such date.

By reason of our entering into the agreement as aforesaid, the City will withdraw its appeal as against Comprehensive Omnibus Corporation and East Side Omnibus Corporation, in the pend-ing lawsuit of Sadye Greenberg against The City of New York, et al., and a stipulation withdraw-ing the appeal shall be signed and delivered simultaneously with the execution and delivery of the formal agreement embodying the terms of this proposal.

The agreement granting the City . the rights herein set forth shall not affect the validity of the franchise agreement of December 26, 1933.

Respectfully submitted, COMPREHENSIVE OMNIBUS CORPORATION, by HARRY R. PERLEY, President.

December 20, 1934. Board of Estimate and Apportionment of The City

of New York, City Hall, New York: Sirs—On December 26, 1933, a franchise agree-

ment was entered into between The City of New t "-k and the undersigned covering Routes Nos. M-1, M-3 and M-7.

Under the terms of this franchise, we agree to exchange transfers with the New York City Omni-bus Corporation at the points where longitudinal routes Nos. M-21, M-22, M-23 and M-24, connect with, intersect or meet our Routes Nos, M-1, M•3 and M-7.

We also agree to exchange transfers with Madi-son Avenue Coach Company at points where Route No. M-25 connects with, intersects or meets our Routes Nos. M-1, M-3 and M-7.

We also agree to exchange transfers with the East Side Omnibus Corporation at the points where our routes connect with, intersect or meet their longitudinal Routes Nos. M-11, M-13, M-14 and M-15.

The franchise agreement provides that this ar-rangement for the exchange of transfers shall con-tinue as long as said longitudinal omnibus routes shall be operated by the said corporations or their successors and assigns.

Upon your withdrawing your appeal as against Comprehensive Omnibus Corporation and East Side Omnibus Corporation in the case of Sadye Greenberg against The City of New York, et al., we will simultaneously enter into an agreement to provide for the exchange of transfers not only with the said New York City Omnibus Corpora-tion, Madison Avenue Coach Company and East Side Omnibus Corporation, and their successors and assigns, but with any other authorized opera. tor of the said longitudinal routes or any of them on terms and conditions similar to those contained in our franchise contract.

We are also willing to provide for the exchange of transfers on a two cents basis with any au• thorized operator of buses on longitudinal routes in the Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, at points where our routes meet, intersect or con-nect with such longitudinal routes.

Respectfully yours, COMPREHENSIVE OM. NIBUS CORPORATION, by HARRY R. PERLEY, President. —and the following resolutions were thereupon adopted:

Whereas, The foregoing petitions from the Comprehensive Omnibus Corporation, dated De-cember 20, 1934, were presented to the Board of Estimate and Apportionment at a meeting held December 21, 1934. Resolved, That in pursuance of law this Board

sets Friday, the 11th day' of January, 1935• at 10.30 o'clock in the forenoon, and in the City Hall, Borough of Manhattan, as the time and place when and where such petitions shall be first con-sidered, and a public hearing be had thereon, at which citizens shall be entitled to appear and be heard; and he it further

Resolved, That the petitions and these resolu-tions shall be published at least twice in two daily newspapers in the City of New York, to be desig-nated by the Mayor, and for at least ten (10) days in the CITY RECORD immediately prior to such date of public hearing. The expense of such publication to be borne by the petitioner.

Information relative to this matter may he ob-tained at the office of the Division of Franchises. Room 1307, Municipal Building, Centre and Chambers streets, Borough of Manhattan, Tele-phone, WO rth 2-4560.


PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PUR• suant to law that at a meeting of the Board

of Estimate and Apportionment, held December 21, 1934, the following petition was received:

Surface Transportation Corporation of New York, 2396 3d avenue, New York City, N, Y., December 18, 1934. To the Honorable the Mayor of The City of New

York and the Honorable the Board of Esti-mate and Apportionment of The City of New York:

Sirs—The petition of Surface Transportation Corporation of New York (hereinafter designated as the "Petitioner") respectfully shows:

1. The Petitioner is a corporation dull organ. ized and existing under the Transportation Cor-porations Law, and is now operating bus routes in the Boroughs of The Bronx and Manhattan under franchise contract with The City of New York dated August 4, 1927.

2. The Petitioner respectfully applies for the franchise, right and consent to maintain and operate omnibuses for the transportation of per-


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maica avenue: also along Archer avenue between 152d street and Twombly place; also along 152d street between Jamaica avenue and Archer ave. flue; also along 150th street between Rockaway boulevard and Sunrise highway.

Route Q-32. Creedmoor State Hospital—Begin-ning at the intersection of Springfield boulevard and Jamaica avenue; thence along Jamaica ave-nue to 222d street; thence along 222d street to Braddock avenue; thence along Braddock avenue to Winchester boulevard; thence along Winchester boulevard to Hillside avenue; thence along Hill-side avenue to Range street and the Creedmoor State Hospital; also along Jamaica avenue between Springfield boulevard and 119th street; thence along a loop drive around the Queens Village Railroad Station plaza to Springfield boulevard to 82d street; thence along 82d street to avenue.

The above numbered and named routes to cross such streets, avenues, highways, parkways and public places, named or unnamed, as may be en-countered in traversing said routes. Provided that in the operation upon, over and

along the above described routes, temporary devia-tions therefrom may be permitted as required by the closing of streets or avenues or other inter-ferences.

Wherefore, the corporation prays that public notice hereof and of the time and place when and where this petition will be first considered, be given as required by law, and that the desired franchise, right and privilege be granted and em-bodied in the form of a contract in accordance with the provisions of existing law in such case made and provided.

Dated, New York, October 16, 1934. Very truly yours, GREEN BUS LINES, INC.,

by WILLIAM CooPER, President. Attest: LAwasxca BucKNER, Secretary. (Seal.)

State of New York, County of Kings, as.: On this 16th day of October, 1934, before me

personally came William Cooper, who, being by duly sworn, did depose and say: That That is

the President of the Green Bus Lines, Inc., the corporation described in and which executed the foregoing petition; that he knows the seal of said corporation; that the seal affixed to said petition is such corporate seal; that it was so affixed by order of the board of directors of said corporation, and that he signed his name thereto by like order.

LOUIS H. RESNICK, Commissioner of Deeds. Kings Co. Clk'a No. 73, Reg. No. 6018; N. Y. Co. Clk's No. 76, Reg. No. 28R6. Commission expires April 10, 1936. —and on December 21, 1934, the following reso-lutions were adopted:

Whereas, The foregoing petition from the Green Bus Lines, Inc., dated October 16, 1934, was resented to the Board of Estimate and Appor-ionment at a meeting. held October 17, 1934. Resolved, That in pursuance of law this Board

:ts Friday, the 11th day of January, 1935, at 0.30 o'clock in the forenoon, and in the City [all, Borough of Manhattan, as the time and lace when and where such petition shall be first

considered, and a public hearing be had thereon, at which citizens shall be entitled to appear and be heard; and be it further

Resolved, That the petition and these resolu-tions shall be published at least twice in two daily newspapers in the City of New York, to be designated by the Mayor, and for at least ten (10) days in the CITY RECORD immediately prior to such date of public hearing. The expense of such publication to be borne by the petitioner.

Information relative to this matter may be ob-tained at the office of the Division of Franchises, Room 1307, Municipal Building, Centre and Cham-bers streets, Borough of Manhattan, Telephone, WO rth 2-4560.


sons for hire on a route in, upon, along and over streets and avenues in the Borough of The Bronx, as said route is more particularly described as follows, to wit:

Gus Hill Road Roxte—Beginning at the inter-section of Eastebester road and Gun Hill road; thence on Gun Hill road to Putnam place; thence on Putnam place to Reservoir Oval West; thence on Reservoir Oval West to Bainbridge avenue; thence on Bainbridge avenue to East 206th street; thence on East 206th street to Mosholu Parkway North; thence on Mosholu Parkway North to Jerome avenue, and also on Jerome avenue between Mosholu Parkway North and East 208th street, and on East 208th street between Jerome avenue and Kossuth avenue, and on Kossuth avenue be. tween East 208th street and Mosholu Parkway North, and on Reservoir Oval East between Bain. bridge avenue and Reservoir place and on Reser• voir place between Reservoir oval East and Gun Hill road, and on Eastchester road between Adee street and Gun Hill road, and on Adee street between Eastchester road and Gun Hill road, and to cross such other streets and avenues, named and unnamed, as may be encountered in traversing said route, with the right to operate omnibuses in either direction over any street or avenue described in the foregoing route.

3. The rate of fare proposed to be charged on the above mentioned route is five cents (Sc).

Children under the an of five (5) years not occupying a seat and accompanied by a person paying full fare shall be permitted to ride free.

Free transfers will be issued to cash fare pas-sengers boarding buses on this line can of White Plains road, which will be good for a ride on buses of either the Eastchester Road Line or the Boston Road Line, and transfers from buses on such last mentioned lines (Eastchester Road Line or Boston Road Line) will be accepted for a ride on that portion of this line which is east of White Plains road.

Free transfers will be issued to cash fare passengers boarding buses on this line west of White Plains road, which will be good for a ride on buses of either the Jerome-Bainbridge Avenue Line or the Webster Avenue Line (if authorized and operated by this company), and transfers from buses on such last mentioned lines (Jerome. Bainbridge Avenue Line and Webster Avenue Line, if operated) will be accepted for a ride on that portion of this line which is west of White Plains Road.

4. The Petitioner will accept the said fran. chise on the same general terms and conditions as contained in the franchise contract dated August 4, 1927, above mentioned.

Respectfully submitted, SURFACE TRANS-PORTATION CORPORATION OF NEW YORK, by S. W. Hurr, President.

(Seal.) Attest: VrcroR McQvisTioie, Secretary.

State of New York, County of New York, as.: S. W. Huff, being duly sworn, deposes and

says that be is the President of Surface Trans- portation Corporation of New York, the petitioner above named; that he has read the foregoing peti. tion and knows the contents thereof; that the same is true to his own knowledge, except as to the matters therein stated to be alleged on informa-tion and belief, and that as to those matters he believes it to be true. S. W. HUFF.

Sworn to before me this 18th day of December, 1934.

GRACE E. NATTRASS, Notary Public, West-chester County; Certificate filed in New York County; County Clerk's No. 8, N. Y. Co. Reg. No. 6-N-5; Certificate filed in Nassau County. Commission expires March 30, 1936. —and the following resolutions were thereupon adopted:

Whereas, The foregoing petition from the Sur-face Transportation Corporation of New York, dated December 18, 1934, was presented to the Board of Estimate and Apportionment at a meet. ing held December 21, 1934;

Resolved, That in pursuance of law this Board sets Friday, the 11th day of January, 1935. at 10.30 o'clock in the forenoon, and in the City Hall, Borough of Manhattan, as the time and place when and where such petition shall be first considered, and a public bearing be had thereon, at which citizens shall be entitled to appear and be heard; and be it further

Resolved, That the petition and these resolu. tions shall be published at least twice in two daily newspapers in the City of New York, to be designated by the Mayor, and for at least ten (10) days in the CITY RECORD immediately prior to such date of public hearing. The expense of such publication to be borne by the petitioner.

Information relative to this matter may be obtained at the office of the Division of Fran-chises, Room 1307, Municipal Building, Centre and Chambers streets, Borough of Manhattan, Telephone WO rth 2-4560.


PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN FUR-suant to law that at a meeting of the Board

of Estimate and Apportionment, held October 17, 1934, the following petition was received: Before the Board of Estimate and A¢portioxment

of The City of New York In the Matter of the Application of the Green Bus

Lines, Inc., for the grant of a franchise, right or privilege to operate omnibuses in, upon and along certain routes in the Borough of Queens, City of New York.

To the Honorable The Board of Estimate and Ap. portiotr+next of The City of New York, City Hall, New York City:

Gentlemen—Green Bus Lines, Inc., a corpora-tion organized and existing under the Transpor-tation Corporations Law of the State of New York, hereby petitions your honorable Board for a grant of a fixed term franchise or right to establish, maintain and operate stage coach or omnibus routes for public use in the conveyance of persons upon, over and along the surface of the following described streets, avenues, highways. parkways, and public places in the Borough of Queens, City of New York, and State of New York, namely:

Route p-1. Hillside Avenue-Springfield Boule-vard. 5.3 Miles—Beginning in Archer avenue between 146th street and Sutphin boulevard at or near the Jamaica Station of the Long Island Railroad; thence along Archer avenue to Sutphin boulevard; thence along Sutphin boulevard to Hill. side avenue: thence along Hillside avenue to Springfield boulevard; thence along Springfield boulevard to Jamaica avenue; thence along Jamaica avenue to a point opposite 219th street; thence along a loop drive around the Queens Village Railroad Station plaza to Springfield boulevard: also from the intersection of Hillside avenue and Springfield boulevard, along Hillside avenue to Braddock avenue; thence along Braddock avenue to 241st street; thence along 241st street to Ja-maica avenue: thence along Jamaica avenue to Braddock avenue; also along Braddock avenue between 241st street and Jamaica avenue; also along 91st avenue between Sutphin boulevard and 146th street; also along 146th street between 91st avenue and Archer avenue.

Route Q-6. Sutphin Boulevard-Rockaway Boule. vard. 4.8 Miles—Beginning at or near the in-tersection of Twombly place and Jamaica avenue; thence along Jamaica avenue to Sutphin boulevard; thence along Sutphin boulevard to Rockaway boulevard; thence along Rockaway boulevard to and across Springfield bottlevard; also along Twombly place between Archer avenue and Ja.

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT at the meeting of the Board of Estimate and

Apportionment held this day, the following reso-lutions were adopted:

Whereas, The Capwood Transportation Corp. has, by a petition dated November 16, 1934, made application to this Board for the franchise right and consent to maintain and operate omni-buses for the transportation of persons for hire upon and along certain streets and avenues in the Borough of The Bronx, designated as Route 13x-21, Westchester Square-Morris Estates, and Bx-22, Bubre Avenue-Country Club, and more particularly described in said petition and

Whereas Sections 72, 73 and 74 of the Great-er New York Charter, as amended by chapters 629 and 630 of the Laws of 1905, and chapter 467 of the Laws of 1914, provide for the manner and procedure of making such grants; and

Whereas, Pursuant to such laws, this Board adapted a resolution on November 16, 1934, fixing the date for public hearing on said petition as December 7, 1934, at which citizens were entitled to appear and be beard and publication of said petition and of notice of public hearing thereon was had for at least two (2) days in the "Bronx Home News" and the "Daily News," newspapers designated by the Mayor, and in the CITY Racoon for ten (10) days immediately prior to the date of bearing, and said hearing was duly held and closed on said day; and

Whereas, This Board has made inquiry as to the money value of the franchise or right applied for and proposed to be granted to the Capwood Transportation Corp. and the adequacy of the compensation to be paid therefor; now, there-fore, be it

Resolved, That the following form of resolu. tion for the consent or right applied for by the Capwood Transportation Corp., containing the form of proposed contract for the grant of such right, be hereby introduced and entered in the minutes of this Board, as follows, to wit:

Resolved, That the Board of Estimate and Apportionment hereby grants to the Capwood Transportation Corp. the franchise, right and consent fully set out and described in the following form of proposed contract for the grant thereof, embodying all of the terms and conditions including the provisions as to rates and charges upon and subject to the terms and conditions in said proposed form of contract contained, and that the Mayor of The City of New York be and he hereby is authorized to execute and de-liver such contract in the name and on behalf of The City of New York, in the following form, provided that this resolution shall not become effective and such resolution shall be null and void if the Capwood Transportation Corp. shall fail on its behalf to properly execute said con-tract in duplicate and deliver the same to this Board within thirty (30) days after the date of the approval of this resolution by the Mayor or within such further time as the Board shall grant by resolution adopted on a date prior to the expiration of said thirty (30) days.

Proposed Form of Contract This contract, made and executed in duplicate

this day of by and between The City of. New York (hereinafter referred to as the "City"), by the Mayor of the City (here. inafter referred to as the "Mayor") acting for and in the name of the City, under and in pursuance of the authority of the Board of Estimate and Apportionment of the City (here. inafter referred to as the "Board"), party of the first part, and Capwood Transportation Corp., a corporation organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of New York (hereinafter referred to as the "Company"), party of the second part, witnesseth,

Whereas, The Company has placed in opera-tion and has continuously operated omnibuses upon the routes herein described since April 16, 1934; and

Whereas, The Company, by a petition dated No. vember 16, 1934, applied to the Board for a

franchise, right and consent to maintain and op-erate omnibuses upon the routes described herein; and

Whereas, Sections 72, 73 and 74 of the Greater New York Charter, as amended by Chap- teas 629 and 630 of the Laws of 1905, and Chap-ter 467 of the Laws of 1914, provide for the man. ner and procedure of making such grants; and

Whereas, Pursuant to such laws, the Board adopted a resolution on November 16, 1934, fixing the date for public hearing on said petition as December 7, 1934, at which citizens were entitled to appear and be heard, and publication of said petition and of the notice of public hearing there-on was had for at least two (2) days in two daily newspapers designated by the Mayor, and in the CITY Racoon for ten (10) days immediately prior to the date of hearing, and said bearing was duly held and closed on said date; and

Whereas, The Board has made inquiry as to the money value of the franchise or right applied for and proposed to be granted to the Capwood Transportation Corp., and the adequacy of the compensation proposed to be paid therefor; and

Whereas, The Board did embody the result of such inquiry in this contract and has caused this contract to be spread upon the minutes of the Board on December 7, 1934, together with the pro-posed resolution for the grant thereof, and did fix the 11th day of January, 1935, for a public hearing thereon, at which citizens should be en-titled to appear and be heard; and

Whereas, Prior to said hearing, notice thereof, and the proposed contract and proposed resolution of consent thereto, in full, were published for at least fifteen (15) days (except Sundays and legal holidays) immediately prior thereto in the CITY REcoxn, and a notice of such hearing, together with the place where copies of the proposed con-tract and resolution of consent thereto might be obtained by all those interested therein, was pub-lished at least twice, at the expense of the pro-posed grantee, in two daily newspapers in which the petition and notice of bearing thereon were published, and said bearing was duly held and closed on said day; now therefore,

In consideration of the mutdal covenants and agreements herein contained, the parties hereto do hereby covenant and agree with each other as follows:

Section 1. The City hereby grants to the Com-pany, subject to the conditions, provisions re-quirements and limitations hereinafter set forth, the franchise, right and consent to maintain and operate omnibuses for the transportation of persons for hire on routes in, upon. along and over the streets and avenues hereinafter referred to as "franchise, right and consent" or "fran-chise," in the Borough of The Bronx, in the City of New York (which routes are hereinafter re-ferred to as "authorized routes" or "authorized omnibus routes"), which routes are more par-ticularly described as follows, to wit:

Route Bs-21. Westchester Square-Morris Er• tales. 3.7 Miles—Beginning at or near the inter-section of McDowell Place and Harding Avenue; thence along Harding Avenue to Balcom Avenue; thence along Balcom Avenue to Lawton Avenue; thence along Lawton Avenue to East Tremont Avenue; thence along East Tremont Avenue to Harding Avenue; thence along Harding Avenue to Hollywood Avenue; thence along Hollywood Avenue to Lawton Avenue; thence along Lawton Avenue to East Tremont Avenue; thence along East Tremont Avenue through Westchester Square to Lane Avenue; thence along Lane Avenue to Benson Street; thence along Benson Street to Westchester Avenue; also along Westchester Ave-nue between East Tremont Avenue and Lane Avenue.

Route Bs-22, Buhre Avenue-Country Club. 1.5 Miles—Beginning at or near the intersection of Westchester Avenue and Edison Avenue; thence along Edison Avenue to Middleton Road; thence along Middleton Road to Jarvis Avenue; thence along Jarvis Avenue to Country Club Road; thence along Country Club Road to Kearney Ave. nue; thence along Kearney Avenue to Rawlins Avenue; thence along Rawlins Avenue to Camp-bell Drive; thence along Campbell Drive to Coon. try Club Road; also along Country Club Road be. tween Campbell Drive and Kearney Avenue; also along Crosby Avenue between Middleton Road and Westchester Avenue; also along Westchester Avenue between Crosby Avenue and Edison Avenue.

The Company shall have the right to cross such other streets and avenues, named and unnamed, as may be encountered in traversing said routes, with the right to operate omnibuses in either direction over any street and avenue described in the foregoing routes except that said operation shall at no time be in a direction contrary to police regulations.

Section 2. The grant of this franchise is sub. ject to the following conditions, provisions, re-quirements and limitations contained in the fol. lowing subdivisions:

First—The said franchise, right and consent to maintain and operate said omnibus routes upon the streets and avenues herein described shall be for a term commencing on April 16, 1934; shall be revocable by the Board at any time in its dis-cretion and without assigning any cause there. for, if in its opinion Public interest Sc requires upon ninety (90) days notice by the Board to the Company, but in no event to extend beyond September 13, 1937, subject, however, to earlier termination as herein provided. Upon such re-vocation or termination, all rights of the Com-pany by virtue of this contract shall cease and determine.

Second—The Company shall, in the manner hereinafter specified, pay to the City as com-pensation for the franchise, right and consent hereby granted and the exercise thereof, an amount or amounts which shall be equal to ten per centum (10%) of the gross receipts, as hereinafter defined, for the term commencing on April 16, 1934, and continuing throughout the whole term of thss contract.

The compensation payable to the City here. under shall be paid into the treasury of the City monthly within ten (10) days after the expiration of each calendar month, which month. ly payments a

h all be equal to ten per centum IO ( 10%) of said receipts during the calendar

month immediately preceding the date of payment, except in the case of the last payment hereunder, when such compensation shall be paid within ten (10) days after the termination of this fran-chise, right and consent, and except the corn. pensation hereunder required for the period be. tween April 16, 1934, and the date of commence-ment of operation pursuant to this contract, which compensation, if not theretofore paid, shall be paid within ten (10) days after the date of execution of this contract by the Mayor.

The gross receipts referred to above shall in. elude the gross revenues of the Company from whatever sources derived, either directly or in-directly in any manner from, or in connection with, the operation of omnibuses on, over or along the routes hereby authorized.

No payments of compensation made by the Company to the City pursuant to the provisions of this contract shall be considered in any man. ner as in the nature of a tax, but such payments shall be made in addition to any and all taxes of whatsoever kind or description which are now, or may at any time hereafter, be required to be paid by any ordinance or local law of the City or any law of the State of New York, provided, however, that if any tax is imposed

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, FUR. suant to law, that at a meeting of the Board

of Estimate and Apportionment, held October 17, 1934, the following petitions were received: To the Honorable the Board of Estimate and Ap-

portionment of The City of New York, City Hall, New York City:

Gentlemen—Schenck Transportation Co., Inc., a corporation organized and existing under the Transportation Corporations Law of the State of New York, hereby petitions your honorable Board for a franchise or right to establish, maintain and operate a stage coach or omnibus route for the transportation of persons and property upon the following described route:

Route Q-1. Hillside Avexue-Springfield Boule. vard. 6.6 Miles—Beginning in Archer avenue at or near the intersection of Archer avenue and Sutphin boulevard, at or near the Jamaica Station of the Long Island Railroad; thence along Sut- phin boulevard to Hillside avenue; thence along Hillside avenue to Springfield boulevard; thence along Springfield boulevard to Jamaica avenue; thence along Jamaica avenue to a point opposite 219th street; thence along a loop drive around the plaza of the Queens Village Station of the Long Island Railroad to Springfield boulevard; thence along Springfield boulevard to Jamaica avenue; also from the intersection of Hillside avenue and Springfield boulevard; along Hillside avenue to Braddock avenue; thence along Braddock avenue to 241st street; thence along 241st street to Ja. maica avenue; thence along Jamaica avenue to Braddock avenue; also along Braddock avenue be-tween 241st street and Jamaica avenue; also along 91st avenue between Sutphin boulevard and 146th street; also along 146th street between 91st ave-nue and Archer avenue; also along Archer avenue between 146th street and Sutphin boulevard.

It being further provided that the petitioner shall have the right to cross such other streets and avenues, named and unnamed, as may be en-countered in traversing said route with the right to operate omnibuses in either direction over any street and avenue described in the foregoing route.

In witness whereof, the Schenck Transportation Co., Inc., has caused this petition to be subscribed by its President and its corporate seal to be hereto affixed, attested by its Secretary, this 16th day of October, 1934.

Respectfully submitted, SCHENCK TRANS. PORTATION CO., INC., by HowAxo E. Scsaxx, President.

(Seal.) Attest: M. C. PAYTON, Secretary.

State of New York, County of Nassau, as.: On this 16th day of October, 1934, before me

personally came Howard E. Schenck, who, being by me duly sworn, did depose and say that he resides in East Williston, Nassau County, New York; that he is the President of Schenck Trans. portation Co., Inc., the corporation described in, and which executed, the foregoing petition; that be knows the seal of said corporation; that the seal affixed to said petition is such corporate seal; that it was so affixed by order of the board of directors of said corporation; and that he signed his name thereto by like order.

ANITA S. KNAPP, Notary Public, Nassau County, N. Y. To the Honorable the Board of Estimate and

Apportionment of The City of New York, City Hall, New York City:

Gentlemen—Schenck Transportation Co., Inc., a corporation organized and existing under the Transportation Corporations Law of the State of New York, hereby petitions yoni honorable Board for a franchise or right to establish, maintain and operate a stage coach or omnibus route for

the transportation o~f pe persona and property upon the following described route:

Route Q-32. Creedmooc State Hospital. 1.4 Miles—Beginning at or near the intersection of Springfield boulevard and Jamaica avenue; thence along Jamaica avenue to 222d street; thence along 222d street to Braddock avenue; thence along Braddock avenue to Winchester boulevard; thence along Winchester boulevard to Hillside avenue' thence along Hillside avenue to Range street and the Creedmoor State Hospital; also along Jamaica avenue between Springfield boulevard and 219th street; thence along a loop drive around the plaza of the Queens Village Station of the Long Island Railroad to Springfield boulevard; thaw along Springfield boulevard to Jamaica avenue.

It being further provided that the petitioner shall have the right to cross such other streets and avenues, named and unnamed, as may be en-countered in traversing said route with the right to operate omnibuses is either direction over any street and avenue described in the foregoing route.

In witness whereof, the Schenck Transportation Co., Inc., has caused this petition to be subscribed by its President and its corporate seal to be hereto affixed, attested by its Secretary, this 16th day of October, 1934.

Respectfully submitted, SCHENCK TRANS. PORTATION CO., INC., by HOWARD E. Scsancx, President.

(Seal.) Attest: M. C. PAYTON, Secretary.

State of New York, County of Nassau, as.: On this 16th day of October 1934, before me

personally came Howard E. Scfenck, who, being by me duly sworn, did depose and say that he resides in East Williston, Nassau County, New York; that he is the President of Schenck Trans- portation Co., Inc., the corporation described in and which executed the foregoing petition; that he knows the seal of said corporation; that the seal affixed to said petition is such corporate seal' that it was so affixed by order of the board of directors of said corporation; and that he signed his name thereto by like order.

ANITA S. KNAPP, Notary Public, Nassau County, N. Y. —and at the meeting of December 21, 1934, the following resolutions were adopted:

Whereas The foregoing petitions from the Schenck '1 ransportation Co., Inc., dated October 16, 1934, were presented to the Board of Estimate and Apportionment at a meeting held October 17, 1934.

Resolved, That in pursuance of law this Board sets Friday, the 11th day of January, 1935, at 10.30 o'clock in the forenoon, and in the City Hall, Borough of Manhattan, as the time and place when and where such petitions shall be first considered, and a public hearing be had thereon, at which citizens shall be entitled to appear and be heard; and be it further

Resolved, That the petitions and these resolu-tions shall be published at least twice in two daily newspapers in the City of New York, to be designated by the Mayor, and for at least ten (10) days in the CITY REcoxn immediately prior to such date of public hearing. The expense of such publication to be borne by the petitioner.

Information relative to this matter map be obtained at the office of the Division of Fran. chises, Room 1307, Municipal Building, Centre and Chambers streets, Borough of Manhattan, Telephone WO rib 2-4560.

PEARL BERNSTEIN, Secretary. New York, December 21, 1934. d29,jII

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by any ordinance or local law based upon the gross receipts of Utility Corporations, the Company shall be entitled to apply against such tax three•twentieths of the amount of com-pensation paid to the City hereunder for the corresponding period.

Third—Nothing in this contract shall be deemed to affect in any manner, the right of the City to grant to any other corporation or to any individual, a similar right and privilege upon the same or other terms and conditions over the streets and avenues hereinabove described or over any other streets and avenues. The Com- pany hereby agrees not to offer any opposition before the Transit Commission to the granting of a certificate of convenience and necessity or certificate or certificates of permission and ap-proval by said Transit Commission, to any com• pany or corporation to which the City has granted a franchise or may hereafter grant a franchise. Should the Company through its officers, repro sentatives, counsel or other interested party, offer such opposition before the Transit Commission, such act';n shall constitute a default under this contract and shall entitle the City to the reme• dies herein provided for such default.

Fourth—This franchise shall not be leased, sublet or mortgaged in any manner. The fran-chise shall not be assigned or transferred, either in whole or in part; nor shall title thereto, either legal or equitable, or any right, interest or prop• erty therein, pass to or vest in any other person or corporation whatsoever, either by the act of the Company or by operation of law, whether under the provisions of the statutes relating to the consolidation or merger of corporations or otherwise, without the consent of the City, acting by the Board, evidenced by an Instrument under seal, anything herein contained to the contrary notwithstanding, and the granting, giving or waiving of any one or more of such consents shall not render unnecessary any subsequent con-sent or consents. No assignment or transfer of this franchise, or of any part thereof, or of the right to operate omnibuses upon the authorized route, or any part thereof, shall be valid or effectual for any purpose unless such assignment or transfer shall specifically provide and shall contain a covenant on the part of the assignee or transferee that such assignment or transfer is subject to all the conditions, provisions, require-ments and limitations of this contract; and that any such assignee or transferee assumes and will be bound by all of the said conditions, pro-visions, requirements and limitations and espec-ially by the requirements hereof with respect to payments of compensation to the City, notwith. standing anything in any statute or in the char. ter of such assignee or transferee to the con. trary; and that such assignee or transferee shall specifically waive any more favorable conditions, provisions, requirements and limitations created by any such statute or charter and shall cov enant and agree that it will not claim by reason thereof or otherwise, exemption from liability to comply with all and singular of the conditions, provisions, requirements and limitations of this contract.

If in the event of the appointment of a re-ceiver or receivers to take over and conduct the business of the Company, whether in a bank-ruptcy or other action or proceeding, and upon the expiration of one hundred and twenty (120) days after such receivership is made permanent, the Court or Courts having jurisdiction of the matter shall have failed or neglected to instruct the receiver or receivers thus permanently ap-pointed, to accept or adopt this contract and all the conditions provisions, requirements and limit. ations thereof and to abide and be bound there. by, the Board may serve notice of termination upon the Company and the receiver or receivers, in which event the consent of the City to the exercise of this franchise herein granted and all rights and privileges of the Company hereunder shall cease and determine sixty (60) days after the service of such notice, unless within such period of sixty (60) days such receiver or re-ceivers shall have accepted or adopted this con-tract.

In case of a foreclosure or other judicial sale of the plant, property and equipment of the Com-pany, including or excluding this contract, the Board may serve notice of termination upon the Company and the successful bidder at such sale, in which event the consent of the City to the exercise of the franchise herein granted and all rights and privileges of the Company here-under shall cease and determine thirty (30) days after service of such notice, unless the Board shall have consented to the transfer of the franchise, as and in the manner in this subdivision provided, and unless such successful bidder prior to the expiration of such period of thirty (30) days shall have covenanted and agreed with the City to assume and be bound by all the conditions, provisions, requirements and limitations of this contract.

Fifth—The Company shall, within thirty (30) days after the date upon which this contract is signed by the Mayor, or within such further period as the Board may allow by resolution adopted prior to the expiration of said thirty (30) days, apply to the Transit Commission for the certificate or certificates of public convenience and necessity and the certificate or certificates of per-mission and approval by said Commission as re quired by law. In the event the Company shall fail to make and file such application or applica-tions within said period or periods, this contract and the franchise hereby granted shall cease and determine.

If, within one hundred and eighty (180) days after the date upon which this contract is signed by the Mayor, or within such further period as the Board may allow by resolution adopted prior to the expiration of said one hundred and eighty (180) days, the Company shall fail to procure said certificate or certificates in respect to all of the authorized routes, this contract and the franchise hereby granted shall cease and determine.

The Company shall commence operation here-under upon the routes or portions thereof, on the date upon which the Company shall secure there-for. from the Transit Commission (Metropolitan Division of the Department of Public Service) of the State of New York, the certificate or cer-tificates of convenience and necessity and the cer• tificate or certificates of permission and approval as required by law.

If the Company shall fail to place in full opera-tion all of the authorized routes as herein re-quired. the consent of the City to the exercise of the franchise hereby granted and all rights and privileges of the Company hereunder shall cease and determine.

The Company agrees that it will apply for and accept a franchise to operate omnibuses on any extension or extensions of the routes herein authorized if and when directed by the Board under terms, conditions, requirements and limi• tations similar to those contained in this con-tract if the Board shall in its discretion determine that such extension is in the public interest.

Nothing herein contained shall be understood or construed as in any way extending the period fixed in this contract for the duration of the franchise hereby granted.

Sixth—Nothing herein contained shall be eon-strued as permitting the Company to erect any structure whatsoever upon the streets or avenues and the Company shall not construct or main-tain any fixture or structure in any street or ave-nue unless especially authorized by resolution of the Board.

Seventh—The Company agrees that it will pro-vide at its own expense, plant, equipment and working capital sufficient to give the public ser-vice herein required.

The Company shall supply new omnibuses and equipment whenever required to provide safe and efficient service and shall, at all times during the term of this contract, operate an adequate amount of safe and efficient omnibuses and equipment on each of the authorized routes to serve the needs of the traveling public.

Eighth—All omnibuses which may be operated pursuant to this contract shall comply with the Following general specifications or requirements, subject to such modifications thereof from time to time as may be permitted by resolution or resolutions of the Board:

(a) The maximum weight, including passengers, fuel, water, oil and any other material and acces-sories carried therein, shall not exceed thirtytwo thousand (32,000) pounds.

(b) The maximum width shall not exceed eight (8) feet.

(c) The maximum length shall not exceed thirty-three (33) feet.

(d) The minimum head room in the center of the aisle from the floor to the under side of the ceiling projections shall not be less than seventy-five (75) inches.

(e) All omnibuses shall be designed and con-structed in a manner which will permit ease and freedom of movement under all conditions and turning within a reasonable radius.

(f) The distribution of weight on axles, length of wheel base and other features of design shall be such as to avoid skidding as far as reasonably possible and to permit easy steering and control.

(g) All omnibuses shall be provided with brakes capable of stopping and holding the omni bus under all ordinary conditions.

(h) All omnibuses and parts thereof shall be so constructed that no undue noise or vibration shall result from operation.

(i) All omnibuses shall be constructed so as to prevent as far aspossible the dripping of oil or grease on the roadway,

(j) All wheels shall be equipped with pneu-matic tires; unless another type shall be approved by the Board.

(k) All omnibuses shall be propelled by power generated or contained within the omnibus itself, but no power shall be used which will in its generation or use produce smoke or noxious odors which shall be found by the Board to constitute a nuisance.

Ninth—No omnibus shall be operated pursuant to this contract unless there shall appear:

(a) The name of the corporation operating such omnibus in letters not less than four inches (4'1) in height, painted on the outside of the omnibus.

(b) The name of the corporation or individual owning such omnibus on a plate in letters not less than one-half inch (y") in height placed on the inside and at the front of the omnibus in clear view of the passengers

(c) The number of such omnibus, which shall be assigned to it by the Company in figures not less than four inches (4") in height, painted on the outside of the omnibus.

(d) The seating capacity of such omnibus, in figures not less than two inches (2") in height, painted on the outside of the omnibus.

Any legal or official notice, regulation or orders as to the control or management of omnibuses as required by law or ordinance shall be displayed in• side or upon the omnibus, if directed by the Board or other proper authority.

Tenth—The Company shall install in each onmi-bus a standard type of fare-box containing a meter, which must e satisfactory to and receive the approval of the Board or its designated repre-sentative and the Comptroller of the City.

Eleventh—The Company shall permit the Board or its representative at all reasonable times to inspect or examine any or all of the omnibuses operated. If upon such inspection any omnibus shall be found by the Board or its representative to be unfit for public service, either because of defects developing or which may have developed therein or because of improper maintenance or repair, then the Company, if so directed by the Board or its representative (such direction to specify the respects in which such omnibus is de-fective or improperly maintained), shall imme-diately withdraw such omnibus from service and shall cause the same to be properly repaired, or shall remedy such defect before such omnibus shall be restored to service.

The Company shall permit the Board or its representative to inspect, read and check the fare-boxes and meters on all omnibuses operated by the Company upon the streets and avenues. If upon such inspection any defects shall be found in such fare-boxes or meters, the Company shall immediately comply with the orders of the Board or its representative with respect to same.

The Company shall comply with all orders or directions of the Board or its representative, in-cluding the direction to have any omnibus operated by the Company delivered at any point in the City of New York where the City shall have facili-ties for a detailed inspection of such omnibus. Failure to comply with any order or direction of the Board or its representative shall constitute a default under this contract.

Twelfth—No advertising or other signs shall appear on the outside of any omnibus unless ap-proved by the Board or such agent or agency as the Board may designate.

Thirteenth—The destination of each omnibus shall be plainly indicated on the outside of the omnibus and such signs shall be illuminated when necessary.

Fourteenth—The inclosed portions of all omni-buses operated pursuant to this contract shall be heated and ventilated in conformity with such laws and ordinances as are now or shall here-after be in force affecting surface railway cars or other public vehicles.

Fifteenth—The inclosed portion of all omnibuses operated pursuant to this contract shall be well and sufficiently lighted.

Sixteenth—All equipment and omnibuses, in-cluding windows, floors and lamps, operated pur-suant to this contract, shall at all times be kept clean in all respects and shall be kept and main- tamed in good and safe repair and operating condition for public service.

Seventeenth—All employees of the Company en-gaged in the actual operation of the omnibuses shall, except in cases of emergency, be in uni-form while on duty and shall be neat in ap-pearance.

Eighteenth—The Company shall be subject to all laws and ordinances affecting or which may be applicable to the operation of omnibuses and all traffic regulations applicable thereto now in force or which may be in force during the term of this contract.

The Company shall also comply with and en-force the carrying out of any lawful orders or regulations designed for the protection and safety of persons or property or for the comfort, health and convenience of the public, which may be is-sued by the Board or official having jurisdiction over such matters, and the Company shall also comply with and enforce the carrying out of such specific orders or directions with respect to the operation of omnibuses hereunder as may be is-sued by the Police Department of the City and which are designed to govern the movements of omnibuses in the streets.

Nineteenth—The Company shall charge pas-sengers during the term of this contract, not more than the following rates of fare, to wit:

Five (5) cents for one continuous ride between any two points within the limits of any of the routes hereby authorized. The Company agrees that, subject to reasonable

regulation to govern their issuance and use and to the condition that no transfer shall be issued upon a transfer, it will issue a free transfer, upon request of a passenger travelling upon any of the routes herein authorized and paying a cash fare, which transfer shall entitle said passenger to a continuous ride in the same general direction to any point on any connecting, intersecting or meet-ing authorized route or zoned portion of such route whether said route be operated by this or any other Company, provided that said other Com-pany accepts such transfer and permits the pas-senger to ride without additional fare.

The Company also agrees that any passenger boarding a bus at any point where any route here• in authorized is connected with, intersected or met by any other authorized route of this or any other Company and presenting a transfer issued to said passenger by the Company or any other company operating such connecting intersecting or meeting route and which has received a cash fare from said passenger to accept such transfer and permit the passenger to ride upon such au-thorized route without additional fare.

The Company agrees to sell monthly commu-tation tickets for one dollar each. Such monthly commutation tickets shall be kept on sale at all free day schools of elementary and high school grades and shall entitle school children attending such schools on school days to a continuous ride to or from any such school on any authorized route of the Company with the right to a free transfer to any intersecting route of the Company, subject to reasonable regulation to govern their issuance and use.

Children under the age of five (5) years not occupying a seat, accompanied by a person paying full fare shall be permitted to ride free. The Company sfiall carry on its omnibuses, free of charge, members of the Police andFire De-partments of the City when in full uniform and on duty, provided not more than two (2) such uniformed employees need be carried at any one time on any one omnibus.

It is understood and agreed between the parties hereto that the Board has determined the money value of the franchise, right and consent herein granted and the compensation to be paid therefor on the basis of operation at the maximum rates of fare herein fixed, and that the lengths of the routes have been determined by the Board and accepted by the Company upon the basis of opera• tion at the maximum rates of fare herein fixed, and it is further understood and agreed between the parties hereto that any increase in the rate of fare, above those herein fixed and contained, would affect and change the very substance of the consideration for which this franchise has been granted by the City and accepted by the Com-pany. Actuated by these mutual understandings and agreements, the Company hereby expressly agrees that if, without the consent of the Board gra:ited as provided in Section 74 of the Charter or as may hereafter be provided with respect to the granting of franchises the Company shall in-voke any of the provisions of the Public Service Law or of any other statute or avail itself of the authority of anyregulatory board or body hay. ing jurisdiction, for the purpose of obtaining an increase in the rates of fare above those fixed and contained herein, or if, on , the authority or claimed authority of any judicial decision, hereto-fore or hereafter made, or otherwise, such Com-pany shall, without like consent, increase its rates of fare above those fixed and contained herein, this contract and the franchise, right and consent hereby granted shall immediately cease and determine.

It is not the intention of the 'parties hereto that anything herein contained will or can prevent the exercise of any lawful power by any regu• latory or judicial authority, but it is the express understanding and agreement of the parties that the continued maintenance of the maximum rates of fare herein fixed, being of the essence of this contract, such rates of fare shall not be increased, except with the consent of the Board and any increase or attempted increase of such rates of fare by the Company without such consent shall result in the termination of this contract and of all rights hereunder as hereinabove provided.

Twentieth—The Company shall, at its own ex-pense, keep its routes along all the streets and ave• nues upon which the Company is hereby authorized to operate, free of snow and ice and shall do every-thing necessary during the presence of such snow or ice, to maintain and continue the operation of its omnibuses on the regularly established schedules required in the performance of this franchise; and if, in order so to operate, it shall be necessary to plow or move any snow or ice from the roadway or any part thereof over which the Company's omnibuses are authorized to oper-ate, then all such work, plowing or moving of said snow or ice, shall promptly be performed by the Company under the supervision of the Department of Sanitation, and all such work shall be performed without in any wise obstructing any of the cross-walks of the streets or avenues involved.

In the event, however, that the Company shall, after one hour's notice given to it by the De-partment of Sanitation, fail or neglect so to per-form, and if thereupon the City shall plow or move snow or ice which the Company is re-quired to plow or move hereunder, then and in such event, and anything herein contained to the contrary, notwithstanding, the Company shall pay to the City for any and all such plowing or mov-ing done by the City's forces, and irrespective of the Company's consent thereto, for each day or any part thereof during which the City's forces plow or move any snow or ice along any part of the Company's routes after the commencement of a fall of snow and prior to the expiration of 48 hours succeeding the cessation of such snow-fall, in each instance, the sum of One Dollar ($1) for each 100 lineal feet, in one direction, plowed or moved by the City's forces.

Nothing herein contained, however, is intended to nor shall it obligate the City to plow or move any snow or ice along the Company's routes or any part thereof; nor shall anything herein contained obligate the Company to cart or haul away

snow or ice or to pay the expense of such cartage and hauling.

The determination as to the necessity for plow-ing or moving snow or ice, or the adequacy there of along the Company's routes within the pur-view of this subdivision shall be vested solely in the City or its Department having jurisdiction over the removal of snow or ice along the public thoroughfares; and the determination of the City or such Department and the performance of the work by the City's forces shall be final and con-clusive on the Company as to the necessity there-for.

Twenty-first—The Company shall operate, pur-suant to this contract, the routes as herein de• set ibed or any combination or combinations of the same which shall best serve the convenience of the public, but the Company shall operate only upon the streets and avenues herein described. If vehicular traffic be diverted from any of the streets or avenues forming part of such routes because of fires, parades, traffic congestion or any other event closing any such streets or avenues temporarily or permanently to vehicular traffic, the Company may, during such closing, use such other streets or avenues as are necessary, or as may be specified by the Police Department or by the Board, to continue the operation of such routes. If, however, any such streets or avenues shall be closed to vehicular traffic, for a period longer than forty-eight (48) hours, or traffic regulations shall

require a continued diversion of all or part of the operation, then the Company shall communi-cate with the Board and the Board may by resolution authorize the use of such other streets or avenues for the remaining period during which such streets or avenues may be closed or may designate an agent who may on certificate author-ize the use of such other street or streets. The original of said certificate shall be filed with the Board and a duplicate original furnished to the Company.

Twenty-second—The Company shall at all times, keep complete and accurate books of accounts and records of its business and operation under and in connection with this contract and the exercise of the franchise hereby granted. Such books of ac-counts and records shall be kept in the form of and in accordance with the Uniform System of Accounts for Omnibus Corporations as now or hereafter prescribed by the Transit Commission.

Within ten (10) days after the Company files with the said Transit Commission its annual re-port pursuant to the provisions of the Public Ser-vice Law, the Company shall file a copy of such report with the Board and shall likewise file within like period a copy of any other document filed by it with the Transit Commission.

The Company shall keep accurate records and books of the detail of the cost of and income from the operation of the respective approved routes and any combination or combinations there-of and shall, at any time upon request, furnish the Board and the Comptroller or their repre-sentatives such information with respect thereto.

Within ten (10) days after the expiration of each calendar month during the term of this contract and within ten (10) days after the termination of this franchise, right and consent, and at such other times as the Comptroller shall designate, the Company shall furnish and deliver to the Comptroller reports of its business and operation hereunder in such form and in such detail as the Comptroller may prescribe. The Board and the Comptroller or their representatives shall have access to all books of accounts and records of the Company for the purpose of ascer• taining the correctness of any and all such reports and may examine the officers and em-ployees of the Company under oath in respect thereto. All reports furnished by the Company in accordance herewith, shall be certified by the Comptroller or Acting Comptroller of the Com-pany to be correct and in accordance with the Company's books of accounts and records.

Twenty-third—Any false entry in the books or accounts of the Company or false statement in the reports to or examination by the Comptroller or the Board as to a material fact, knowingly made by the Company, shall constitute a default hereunder, and shall entitle the City to the remedies herein provided for default.

Twenty-fourth—The Company hereby does as-sume, and agrees that it will assume all legal lia-bility for which the City can or may be held for injury to persons or damage to property occa-sioned by reason of or resulting from or growing out of the operation or maintenance of omnibuses hereby authorized; and it is a condition of this contract that the City shall not and does not by reason of this contract assume any liability what-soever, either to persons or property on account of the same, and the Company shall repay to the City any damage which the City shall be compelled to pay by reason of any act or default of the Company.

Twenty-fifth—The franchise hereby granted is upon the express condition that the Company, within twenty (20) days atter the date upon which this contract is signed by the Mayor, shall deposit with the Comptroller of the City, the sum of Three Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($3,500), either in money or securities, to be approved by him, which sum shall be security for the performance by the Company of all the conditions, provisions, requirements and limita-tions of this contract and compliance with all orders and directions of the Board, its repre-sentatives or other officials acting under the powers herein reserved, especially those condi-tions. provisions and requirements which relate' to the payment of compensation to the City as herein provided.

If the Company shall fail to pay to the City any -compensation herein required within the time herein fixed or shall fail after ten (10) days' notice by the Comptroller to the Company to repay to the City any damage which the City shall be compelled to pay by reason of any act or default of the Company, the said Comptroller may immediately withdraw the amount of such payment from the security fund and upon such withdrawal the Comptroller shall notify the Com-pany of the date and amount of such withdrawal.

Within ten (10) days after notice by the said Comptroller to the Company that any amount has been withdrawn from the security deposit pro-vided herein, the Company shall pay to or de. posit with the said Comptroller, a sum of money or securities to be approved by bins sufficient to restore such security fund to the original amount of Three Thousand Five Hundred Dollars (13,500). If the Company fails to restore said security fund to its original amount within the time herein fixed and as herein provided, the consent of the City to the exercise of the fran-chise herein granted and all the rights and privileges of the Company hereunder shall cease and determine.

In the event that, pursuant to and in accordance with the provisions of this contract, the franchise or consent hereby granted shall terminate or be terminated as herein provided, or in the event that the Company's right to operate shall cease by action of any authority having jurisdic-tion in the premises other than through expira-tion of the time originally set herein for the exercise of the franchise herein granted, or by reason of a ninety (90) days' notice as pro-vided in Paragraph "First" of Section 2 hereof, the security fund deposited with the said Comp-troller as herein provided shall thereafter be and become the property of the City as and for liquidated damages.

The Company shall be entitled to the return of the security fund herein required or such por-tion thereof as shall remain on deposit with the Comptroller at the expiration of this contract on September 13, 1937, or at the expiration of the time fixed in a notice served pursuant to Para. graph "First" of Section 2 hereof, provided that the Company has, at that time, fully and faith• fully complied with all the conditions, provisions, requirements and limitations in this contract con-tained, and on its part to be performed and oh- served.

Twenty-sixth—In case of default by the Com-pany in the performance or observance of any of the conditions, provisions, requirements and limitations of this contract on its part to be performed and observed as herein provided. and such default shall continue unremedied for a Period of thirty (30) days after notice from the Board specifying such default and directing that it be remedied, then in such event, the Board, after giving to the Company an opportunity to he heard and to be represented by counsel on at least ten (10) days' notice, may, by resolu• tion, cancel this contract and terminate the franchise, right and consent hereby granted.

Twenty-seventh—The Company shall not be deemed nor declared to be in default under any of the conditions, provisions, requirements or lime• tations of this contract in any case in which the performance of any such condition, provision, re•


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quirement or limitation is prevented by reason of strikes, injunctions or other causes beyond the control of the Company, provided that the Com- pan shall not have instigated such strikes, or shall not have been responsible for such suits or injunctions or other causes of delay. This paragraph shall not be construed to apply to failure of the Company to obtain the certificate of convenience and necessity and the permission and approval of the Transit Commission within the period or periods hereinbefore specified.

Twenty eighth—The Company agrees not to dis• criminate against any persons employed or seek• ing employment by it on account of race, creed or color, and agrees to recognize the right of its employees to organize for the furtherance of their interests and the purpose of collective bargaining, and to recognize and deal with their duly chosen representatives at all times and for any purpose, whether or not such representatives are employees of the Company and any such organization so dealing shall likewise not discriminate against any person seeking membership on account of race, creed or color. The Company agrees further not to discriminate in any manner against any of its employees by reason of participation in the formation of or membership in or activity on be-half of any labor organization or association of employees; not to require any employee or any person seeking employment to join any company controlled union or to refrain from joining, or• ganizing or assisting the labor organization of his own choosing; and not to permit the existence of or to deal with any company-controlled union or association and to that end it agrees that it will not participate in, encourage or give financial support to the formation of any union or association of its employees, or participate in the man• agement or control of any such union or associa-tion after its formation.

In the event of a difference as to who are the duly chosen representatives of the employees under the foregoing provision, or if the Mayor or the Board of Estimate and Apportionment shall deem an inquiry into wages, hours of labor, terms and conditions of employment or labor practices or policies of the Company, to be for the best in-terests of the City and/or of the employees of the Company, then the Company agrees that the Mayor and/or the Board of Estimate and Apportionment and/or his or its designee shall be authorized to inquire into the same, and to take such steps as he or it deem best for the determination of the difference concerning representation or the conduct of such inquiry into wages, hours of labor, terms and conditions of employment or labor practices or policies, and the Company agrees that it and its officers, directors and agents shall co-operate fully and freely to whatever extent requested in furtherance of such inquiry, and that it will abide by the determination of such difference concerning representation.

In the event of a default by the Company in the performance or observance of any of the provisions of this clause the Mayor and/or the Board of Estimate and Apportionment may give three days' notice of such default and of its purpose to act under this paragraph at or after the expiration of such period, and shall afford the Company or its representatives the opportunity to be heard within such period, and thereafter the Board of Estimate and Apportionment may by resolution terminate the franchise, right and consent hereby granted, provided that the remedy herein con• tamed shall be in addition to any and all remedies otherwise available to the City for the enforce• ment of the provisions of this clause, including any relief obtainable from a court of equity.

Twenty-ninth—The Company, Receiver or Re• ceovers, Purchaser or Purchasers shall maintain an office in the City of New York so long as it or they continue to operate the routes herein au-thorized or any part thereof and hereby desig- nates such office as the place where all notices, directions, orders and requests may be served or delivered under this contract.

Thirtieth—The words "notice," "direction" or "order" herein shall mean a written notice, direction or order. Every such notice, direction or order to be served upon the Company, Receiver or Receivers, Purchaser or Purchasers, shall be delivered to, or sent by mail with postage prepaid and addressed to the Company, Receiver or Receivers, Purchaser or Purchasers at or to their office in the City of New York, or if no such office exists at the time, shall he sent by mail, postage prepaid to its or their last known office in the City of New York. The delivery or mail-ing of such notice, direction or order shall be equivalent to direct personal notice, direction or order and shall be deemed to have been given at the time of delivery or mailing.

Thirty-first—The words "streets," "avenues," "streets or avenues" and "streets and avenues" wherever used in this contract, shall be deemed to mean streets, avenues, highways, parkways, driveways, concourses, boulevards, bridges, via- ducts, tunnels, public places or any other property to which the City has title or over which the public has • an easement encountered or inter• sected by the streets and avenues hereinabove described and upon or in which authority is hereby given to the Company to operate omnibuses.

Thirty-second—If at any time the powers of the City, the Board or any other board, body, authority, official or officer herein mentioned or intended to be mentioned shall be transferred by law to any other board, body, authority, official or officer, then and in such case, such other board, body, authority, official or officer shall have all the powers, rights and duties reserved to or prescribed for the Board or other board, body, authority. official or officer herein mentioned or intended to be mentioned.

Thirty-third—The City hereby reserves to itself, and the Company hereby grants to the City, the right to intervene in any suit, action or proceedings by any person or persons, firm or cor• poration seeking to enjoin, restrain, or in any manner interfere with the Company in the performance or observance by it of any of the con-ditions, provisions, requirements or limitations of this contract, or any notice or direction of the Board in such connection or which involves or might involve the constitutionality, validity or enforcement of any section, subdivision, clause or sentence of this contract, and the City may move for dissolution of any such injunction or restraining order or take any other appropriate step in any such suit, action or proceeding which it may deem necessary or advisable to protect its interests.

Thirty-fourth—The Company promises, cove-nants and agrees to conform to and abide by and perform all the conditions, provisions, requirements and limitations in this contract fixed and contained, and the Company will not at any future time set up as against the City or the Board the claim that the provisions of this con-tract reserving to the City the right to terminate or providing for termination of the franchise hereby granted are unreasonable or void nor will the Company set up or maintain as against the City, the Board, the Comptroller or any other official or officer of the City, that any other provisions of this contract are unreasonable or void.

Thirty-fifth—It is understood and agreed that all the conditions, provisions, requirements, and limitations of this contract shall be binding upon the Company, its successors or assigns.

Thirty-sixth—The rights, powers, privileges and remedies reserved to the City by this con-tract are cumulative and shall be in addition to and not in derogation of any other rights or

remedies which the City may have at law or in equity with respect to the subject matter of this contract, and a waiver thereof at any time or in any instance shall not affect any other time or instance,

In witness whereof, The party of the first part, by its Mayor thereunto duly authorized by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment of said City, has caused the corporate name of said City to be hereunto signed and the corporate seal of said City to be hereunto affixed; and the party of the second part, by its officers thereunto duly authorized, has caused its corporate name to be hereunto signed and its corporate seal to be hereunto affixed as of the day and year first above written.

THE CITY OF NEW YORK, By , Mayor.

(Corporate Seal.) Attest: , City Clerk. CAPWOOD TRANSPORTATION CORP.,

By , President. (Seal.) Attest: , Secretary.

(Here add acknowledgments.) Resolved, That the results of the inquiry made

by this Board as to the money value of the pro• posed franchise, right and consent, and the adequacy of the compensation to be paid therefor, and of the terms and conditions, are as specified and fully set forth in and by the foregoing form of proposed contract for the grant of such fran-chise, right and consent.

Resolved, That these preambles and resolutions, including the said resolution for the grant of a franchise, right and consent applied for by the Capwood Transportation and the said form of a proposed contract

Corp.?or the grant of

such franchise, right and consent, containing said results of such inquiry, after the same shall be entered in the minutes of this Board, shall be published in full for at least fifteen (1S) days immediately prior to Friday, January 11, 1935, in the CITY RECORD, together with the following notice, to wit:

Notice is hereby given that the Board of Esti• mate and Apportionment before authorizing any contract for the grant of the franchise right and consent applied for by the Capwood 'fransporta• tion Corp., and fully set forth and described in the foregoing form of proposed contract for the grant of such franchise, right and consent, and before adopting any resolutions authorizing such contract, will at a meeting of said Board, to be held in Room 16, City Hall, Borough of Man• hattan, City of New York, on Friday, January 11, 1935, at 10.30 a. m., hold public hearing thereon, at which citizens shall be entitled to appear and be heard.

Resolved, That a notice of such hearing, stat• ing that copies of the proposed contract and reso-lution of consent thereto may be obtained by all those interested therein at the office of the Divi• sion of Franchises, Room 1307; Municipal Build-ing, Centre and ChamIZers streets Borough of Manhattan, shall be published at least twice at the expense of the proposed grantee during the ten (10) days immediately prior to Friday, Janu. ary 11, 1935 in the "Bronx Home News" and the "Daily News," the two daily newspapers in which the petition and notice of hearing thereon have been published,

PEARL BERNSTEIN, Secretary. Dated, New York, December 7, 1934. d22,jll


Apportionment held this day, the following resolu-tions were adopted:

Whereas, New York City Omnibus Corpora• tion and Madison Avenue Coach Company, Inc., have, by a joint petition dated August 16, 1934, offered to enter into an agreement with The City of New York whereby The City of New York will be given the option, right and privilege to purchase the property and equipment of said companies and to terminate the two franchise contracts made by The City of New York with New York City Omnibus Corporation and Madi• son Avenue Coach Company, Inc., each dated December 26, 1933, granting franchises, rights and consents to maintain and operate omnibuses for the transportation of persons for hire upon and along certain streets and avenues in the Borough of Manhattan, as more particularly described in said petition; and

Whereas, This Board adopted a resolution on September 14, 1934, fixing the date for public hearing on said joint petition as October 5, 1934, at which citizens were entitled to appear and be heard and publication of said petition and of notice of public hearing thereon was had for at least two (2) days in the "New York Journal of Commerce" and the "Daily News," newspapers designated by the Mayor, and in the CITY RscoaD for ten (10) days immediately prior to the date of hearing, and said hearing was duly held and closed on said date; and

Whereas, In consideration of the grant of the aforesaid option to the City, the companies have requested the City to withdraw as against them and Fifth Avenue Coach Company the appeal taken by the City from the judgment entered in the action entitled "Sadye Greenberg against City of New York et al."; and

Whereas, This Board has made inquiry as to the money value of the right proposed to be granted by the City and the adequacy of the compensation to be paid therefor; now therefore be it

Resolved, That the following form of resolution for the right proposed to be granted to the New York City Omnibus Corporation and the Madison Avenue Coach Company, Inc., containing the form of proposed contract for the grant of such right, be hereby introduced and entered in the minutes of this Board, as follows, to wit:

Resolved, That the Board of Estimate and Apportionment hereby accepts the offer of New York City Omnibus Corporation and Madison Avenue Coach Company, Inc., as fully set out and described in the following form of proposed contract, embodying all of the terms, and condi-tions thereof, and that the Mayor of The City of New York be and he hereby is authorized to execute and deliver such contract in the name and on behalf of The City of New York, in the following form, provided that this resolution shall not become effective and such resolution shall be null and void if New York City Omnibus Corpora• tion or Madison Avenue Coach Company, Inc., shall fail on its behalf to properly execute said contract in triplicate and deliver the same to this Board within thirty (30) days after the date of the approval of this resolution by the Mayor or within such further time as the Board shall grant by resolution adopted on a date prior to the expiration of said thirty (30) days.

Proposed Form of Contract This contract, made and executed in triplicate

this day of , 193 , by and between The City of New York (hereinafter re• ferred to as "the City") , by the Mayor of the City acting for and in the name of the City under and in pursuance of the authority of the Board of Estimate and Apportionment of the City, party of the first part, and New York City Omnibus Corporation, a corporation organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of New York, and Madison Avenue Coach Company, Inc., a corporation organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of New York (hereinafter referred to as "the Companies"), parties of the second part, witnesseth:

Whereas, By franchise contracts dated Decem-ber 26, 1933, the City granted to the Companies

franchises for the term of twenty-five years from the date of such contracts to maintain and operate omnibuses over certain routes in the Borough of Manhattan substantially following the street railway routes of New York Railways Corpora• tion and its subsidiaries (and three new cross-town routes); and

Whereas, In consideration of the grant of the twenty-five year franchises described in the Franchise Contracts, the City obtained the agree• ment of New York Railways Corporation and its subsidiaries to surrender their perpetual street railway routes and to convey to the City street railway properties which are at present mortgaged to secure outstanding street railway securities, the value of which the Companies and the holders of such street railway securities expected would be amortized from omnibus earnings over the entire twenty-five year period of the omnibus fran-chises; and

Whereas, The City desires to obtain and the Companies have consented to grant to the City the right, after ten years from the date of this contract, to purchase the property and equipment of the Companies, as hereinafter defined, and to terminate the said omnibus franchises, upon payment by the City to the Companies of an amount to be determined as hereinafter provided; now, therefore,

In consideration of One Dollar ($1.00) by each to the other in hand paid and of other valu-able considerations the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, the parties hereto do, the City for itself and its successors and the Companies for themselves, their successors and assigns, hereby covenant and agree each with the other as follows:

Section 1. The following words or expressions as and whenever used in this contract shall have the following meanings respectively:

(a) The word "Board" shall mean the Board of Estimate and Apportionment of the City and any other board, body, officer or officers to which or to whom its powers under the Greater New York Charter or this conlract shall hereafter come, belong or appertain.

(b) The word "notice" shall mean written notice. Every such notice to be served upon the Companies shall be delivered to, or sent by registered mail with postage prepaid and addressed to each of the Companies at their respective offices in the City of New York. Every such notice to be served upon the City shall be de-livered to, or sent by registered mail with postage prepaid and addressed to the Mayor of the City at the City Hall.

(c) The words "franchise contracts" shall mean the Franchise Contract dated December 26, 1933, between the City and New York City Omni• bus Corporation, and the Franchise Contract dated December 26, 1933, between the City and Madi- son Avenue Coach Company, Inc,

(d) The words "property and equipment" shall mean all the property, plant and equipment of the Companies, used (including property ac• quired for use but not yet used) in the operation of the omnibus routes described in and operated under the Franchise Contracts, including with-out limitation omnibuses, non-revenue equipment, tools, spare parts, machinery and equipment (in-cluding machinery and equipment affixed to the realty but capable of severance), but shall not include real estate (except machinery and equipment affixed to the realty but capable of severance as hereinabove provided), leaseholds, rented tires or other rented equipment, rented machinery, cash on hand, receivables, bank accounts or securities owned by the Companies.

(e) The words "date of this contract" shall mean the date of signing of this contract by the Mayor of the City. Section 2. It is agreed between the parties

hereto that the City shall have the irrevocable right, privilege and option, either directly or through its nominee or nominees, by resolution of the Bgard, at the end of ten (10) years from the first day of the month next succeeding the date of this contract and at the end of each twelve-month period thereafter, to purchase the property and equipment of the Companies and to terminate all of the rights and privileges granted by said Franchise Contracts, upon paying to the Companies the agreed value in respect thereof, to be determined as hereinafter provided. The terms and conditions of any such purchase and termina-tion and the determination of the agreed value shall be as follows: First, the Board, at least nine (9) months prior to the date upon which such purchase and termination is to take effect, shall give to the Companies notice thereof and in such notice shall specify the date upon which such purchase and termination is to take effect, provided that the date so to be specified shall be a date which falls at the end of ten (10) years from the first day of the month next succeeding the date of this contract or at the end of some twelve-month period thereafter; Second, the City shall pay to the Companies, on or before the date on which such purchase and termination is to take effect, the agreed value in respect thereof, which, for the purposes of this agreement, shall be that sum of money resulting from adding to-gether the amount to be determined in accordance with Section 3 hereof (hereinafter designated as Part A) and the amount to be determined in ac-cordance with Section 4 hereof (hereinafter desig-nated as Part B);

Section 3. Part A of such total sum to be paid by the City to the Companies pursuant to Section 2 hereof, shall be the balance which shall remain of the amount of $7,500,000 after being reduced by amortization from the date of this contract to the date specified in the notice for such purchase and terminate, upon a cumulative sinking fund basis calculated with interest at the rate of three (3) per centum per annum, compounded annually, so that at the end of the term specified in the Franchise Contract, to wit, December 26, 1958, said amount of $7,500,000 would have been completely amortized. Neither said sum of $7,500,000 nor the rate of amortization thereof as herein provided for, shall be changed or affected in any way by the amount of the bonded or other debt of the Companies or by the rate of amortization which may be stipulated by either of the Companies in any bonds or other securities which they may issue or assume or in any mortgage or other indenture which either of the Companies may execute.

Section 4. Part B of such total sum to be paid by the City to the Companies pursuant to Section 2 hereof shall be an amount equal to the value, to be determined in the manner hereinafter set forth, of the property and equipment of the Corn-ponies as of the date specified in the notice for such purchase and termination after making due allowance for depreciation thereof accrued to such date. Such value shall be determined and fixed either by agreement between the parties hereto or by arbitration as hereinafter provided and likewise any question which may arise as to what property and equipment is subject to purchase hereunder shall be determined and fixed either by agreement or by arbitration as herein-after provided. In the determination of such value, whether it be by agreement between the City and the Companies or by arbitration, due regard shall be given to The character and physical condition of the property and equipment. Such value as so determined shall be exclusive of any special value which such property and equipment may have by reason of the Franchise Contracts or an element of goodwill or going concern or so• called overheads, but such value shall not be a

forced sale value or liquidation value or used-car or trade-in value; and such value and the allow• ance for depreciation shall be determined ir-respective of the rate of amortization stipulated by either of the Companies in any bonds, purchase money notes, or other securities which it may issue or assume, or in any mortgage or other indenture which either of the Companies may execute, and irrespective of the book values or rates of depreciation reflected in the book values of either of the Companies or the values or rates of depreciation as reported by either of the Companies in accordance with requirements of the Transit Commission or any other governmental agencies; provided, however, that the foregoing provision shall not be construed as preventing the arbitrators from giving such weight, if any, to the Companies' book values or rates of de-preciation reflected in the book values or the values or rates of depreciation as reported by the Companies to or in accordance with the re• quirements of any governmental agencies, as the arbitrators may deem proper.

In case at the date specified in the notice, either of the Companies shall be operating on bus routes other than those described in and operated under the Franchise Contracts and it shall not be practicable to earmark all or any property and equipment as specifically used or acquired for use in the operation of the routes de• scribed in the Franchise Contracts, then the property and equipment of the Companies shall be allocated between the routes described in the 1•ranchise Contracts and such other routes upon a fair basis agreed to between the City and the Companies or determined by arbitration as herein-after provided.

Section 5. Within one month after the Board shall have notified the Companies of its determina-tion to purchase the property and equipment of the Companies, and to terminate the Franchise Contracts, the Companies shall furnish to the Board an inventory setting forth the property and equipment then owned by the Companies and claimed by them to be subject to acquisition here-under, The City shall have the right within one month thereafter to examine the books and records of the Companies through any representative or agent designated by the Mayor, and the Com-panies, if so requested by such representative or agent, shall furnish such representative or agent with information, in reasonable detail, as to the costs and book values of the property and equip• ment of the Companies.

If within three months after such notice, the City and the Companies shall not have agreed upon the property and equipment which is subject to purchase hereunder, and/or upon the value thereof, either party may give notice to the other of its desire to submit to arbitration the question or questions in controversy, and said question or questions shall then be determined by arbitration as herein provided. The arbitrators shall there-upon proceed to determine said question or ques-tions in controversy on the bases hereinabove de• scribed, provided, however, that any of said questions may be settled by agreement between the parties at any time after the submission thereof to arbitration but prior to the determina• tion thereof by such arbitration.

Section 6. The party giving notice to the other party of a desire to submit to arbitration any question or questions in controversy as herein provided shall include in such notice the name of a disinterested person selected by such party as arbitrator. The party so notified shall, within ten days after the receipt of such notifi-cation, select a disinterested person to serve as the second arbitrator and shall immediately notify the other party of such selection. The arbitrator to be selected by the City shall be designated by the Mayor. The two persons thus selected shall choose a third arbitrator within ten days after notification of the selection of the second arbitrator, and shall immediately notify the Com-panies and the Mayor of the selection of such third arbitrator. In case the two arbitrators selected by the parties hereto are unable to agree upon the selection of a third arbitrator and fail to give notice of their choice within the time limited herein, then the Presiding Justice of the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court for the First judicial Department of the State of New York may appoint such third arbitrator upon application in writing by either the Companies or the Board. In case either party shall fail, upon notice from the other party of the selection of an arbitrator, to 'appoint an arbitrator within the time herein specified, the appointment to be made by the party so in default may likewise he made by the Presiding Justice of the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court for the First Judicial Department. Any vacancy among the arbitrators because of death, resignation, refusal to serve, or any other cause, shall be filled in the same manner herein provided for the original selection of such arbitrator.

Such arbitrators shall begin their work as soon as may be possible after their selection. They may make such inquiries and investigations as they shall see fit and shall have the right to examine any of the books of the Companies or their officers under oath, or to have such books exam• ined by a certified public accountant. They shall take such relevant and material testimony as shall be offered by the parties.

Such arbitrators shall complete their inquiries and investigations and render their report or determination in writing within sixty (60) days after the third arbitrator shall have been selected or as soon thereafter as shall be practicable. The written determination of a majority of the arbi-trators as to the question or questions submitted as herein provided for their determination shall be final and conclusive upon both parties. The costs and expenses of such arbitration,

including the fees of the arbitrators, shall be borne equally by the parties hereto.

In case any such arbitration herein provided for shall fail for any reason, then the matter in controversy shall be determined in a proceeding conducted pursuant to the provisions of the Arbitration Law of the State of New York, but upon the bases herein set forth; and, subject to the provisions hereof, any arbitration hereunder shall be conducted in accordance with said Arbitration Law.

Section 7. In the event that the City shall exercise the right, privilege and option herein granted, the termination of the franchises shall become effective and all rights of the Companies thereunder shall cease and title to the property and equipment shall vest in the City free and clear of all encumbrances, taxes and liens of every name and nature whatsoever, on the date specified in the notice, upon payment by the City of the total sum provided for in Section 2 hereof, provided, however, that in case any encumbrance tax or other lien on any of such property an equipment shall not be due and payable until after the date specified in the notice, the Com-panies. in lieu of clearing up such encumbrance, tax or lien on the date of payment, shall be entitled to request the City to deduct and to de. posit in a New York City bank or trust com• pany, at the time used by the City as one of the depositaries of City funds, the full amount, in• eluding interest, costs and disbursements, if any, which shall or may be necessary to clear up any such encumbrance, tax or other lien upon the date the same shall be due and payable.

In the event that the value of the property and equipment, or the question of what property and equipment is subject to purchase, shall not have been determined by agreement or arbitration as provided herein by the date specified in the notice, or if the City or the Companies in good faith and

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on reasonable grounds shall contest any such determination, then payment by the City shall be deferred and shall be made as soon as the value of the property and equipment and the question of what property and equipment is subject to purchase, shall have been finally determined, and the purchase and termination shall not become effective and the rights of the Companies under the Franchise Contracts shall continue and title to the property shall remain in the Companies and the Companies shall continue to operate under the Franchise Contracts until the City shall pay the Companies the total sum provided for in Section 2 hereof; but in such event there shall be added to the total sum provided for In Section 2 hereof interest thereon from the date speci6ed in the notice to the date of payment, at the same rate as shall at the time of payment be allowed in the case of condemnation awards against the City, and there shall be subtracted from or added to such total sum and interest the profit or loss from operation under the Franchise Contracts for the period between the date specified in the notice and the date of pay ment. Upon the making of such payment in full such purchase shall relate back to the date specified in the notice and such operation under the Franchise Contracts for the period between the date specified in the notice and the date of such payment in full shall be deemed to have been for the benefit and account of the City and as if the City had made the payment on the date specified in the notice. The amount of the profit to be credited to the City, or the loss to be charged against the City in respect to such operation, shall be determine) by agreement pr by arbitration, and in making such determination due allowance shall be made for the use of any real estate, working capital or other property of the Companies used in such operation but not constituting property or equip-ment as herein defined. If arbitrators shall have been theretofore appointed, the question of the amount of such profit or loss shall be sub-mitted to such arbitrators; and if arbitrators shall not have been theretofore appointed, arbi-trators shall be selected for such purpose in the manner provided in Section 6 hereof.

In case operation shall be conducted for the account of the City as provided in this Section 7 and the amount of such profit or loss from such operation shall not have been determined at the time of payment by the City, the City may withhold from such payment an amount deemed by the City sufficient to secure the payment to the City of the profit from such operation, but the amount so withheld shall not exceed ten per centum of the total sum provided for in Section 2 hereof and the amount so withheld shall be earmarked and deposited in a special fund with a New York City bank or trust company at the time used by the City as one of the depositaries of the City funds, pending the determination of such profit or loss. Upon such deposit and the payment of the balance of the total sum pro-vided for in Section 2 hereof with Interest as aforesaid, the purchase and termination shall become effective. In case it shall be determined that there was a profit from such operation, the City _ shall be entitled to receive out of the afore-said special fund the amount of such profit and the balance of such special fund shall forthwith be paid over to the Companies and in case the profit shall exceed the amount of such special fund the Companies shall forthwith pay to the City the amount of such excess; and in case it shall be determined that there was a loss from such operation the entire amount of such special fund shall forthwith be paid over to the Com-panies and the City shall also pay over to the Companies the amount of such loss.

names to be hereunto signed and their corporate seals to be hereunto affixed as of the day and year first above written.

THE CITY OF NEW YORK, by , Mayor.

Attest: , City Clerk. NEW YORK CITY OMNIBUS CORPORA.

TION, by , President, Attest: , Secretary.

MADISON AVENUE COACH COMPANY, INC., by , President.

Attest: , Secretary. (Here add acknowledgments.)

Resolved, That the results of the inquiry made by this Board as to the money value of the pro-posed right and the adequacy of the compensa-tion to be paid therefor are as specified and fully set forth in and by the foregoing form of pro-posed contract.

Resolved, That these preambles and resolutions including the proposed resolution for the grant of said right and the form of proposed contract, after the same shall be entered in the minutes of this Board, shall be published in full for at least fifteen (15) days immediatelyrior to Friday, January 11, 1935, in the CITY RECORD, together with the following notice, to wit:

Notice is hereby given that the Board of Esti-mate and Apportionment before authorizing any contract with New York City Omnibus Corpora-tion and Madison Avenue Coach Company, Inc., as fully set forth and described in the foregoing form of proposed contract, and before adopting any resolutions authorizing such contract, will, at a meeting of such Board to be held in Room 16, City Hall, Borough of Manhattan City of New York on Friday, January 11, 1935x, at 10.30 a. m., hold a public hearing thereon at which citizens shall be entitled to appear and be heard.

Resolved, That a notice of such hearing stating that copies of the proposed contract and resolu-tion of consent thereto may be obtained by all those interested therein at the office of the Divi-sion of Franchises, Room 1307, Municipal Build-ing, Centre and Chambers streets Borough of Manhattan, shall be published at feast twice at the expense of the proposed grantee during the ten (10) days immediately prior to Friday, Janu. ary 11, 1935, in the "New York Journal of Com-merce" and the "Daily News," the two daily newspapers in which the petition and notice of hearing thereon have been published.

Dated. New York, December 7, 1934. d22,jII PEARL BERNSTEIN, Secretary.

by the Board, evidenced by an instrument under seal, anything herein contained to the contrary notwithstanding, and the granting, giving or waiv-ing of any one or more of such consents shall not render unnecessary any subsequent consent or consents. No assignment or transfer of this franchise, or of any part thereof, or of the right to operate omnibuses upon the authorized route, or any part thereof, shall be valid or effectual for any purpose unless such assignment or transfer shall specifically provide and shall contain a covenant on the part of the assignee or trans-feree that such assignment or transfer is subject to all the conditions, provisions, requirements and limitations of this contract; and that any such assignee or transferee assumes and will be bound by all of the said conditions, provisions, require-ments and limitations and especially by the re-quirements hereof with respect to payments of compensation to the City, notwithstanding any-thing in any statute or in the charter of such assignee or transferee to the contrary; and that such assignee or transferee shall specifically waive any more favorable conditions, provisions, require• ments and limitations created by any such statute or charter and shall covenant and agree that it will not claim by reason thereof or otherwise exemption from liability to comply with all anJ singular of the conditions, provisions, require-ments and limitations of this contract.

If in the event of the appointment, of a receiver or receivers to take over and conduct the busi-ness of the Company, whether in a bankruptcy or other action or proceeding, and upon the expiration of one hundred and twenty (120) days after such receivership is made permanent, the Court or Courts having jurisdiction of the matter shall have failed or neglected to instruct the receiver or- receivers thus permanently appointed, to accept or adopt this contract and all the condi-tions, provisions, requirements and limitations thereof and to abide and be bound thereby, the Board may serve notice of termination upon the Company and the receiver or receivers, in which event the consent of the City to the exercise of this franchise herein granted and all rights and privileges of the Company hereunder shall cease and determine sixty (60) days after the service of such notice, unless within such period of sixty (60) days such receiver or receivers shall have accepted or adopted this contract.

In case of a foreclosure or other judicial sale of the plant, property and equipment of the Com-pany, including or excluding this contract, the Board may serve notice of termination upon the Company and the successful bidder at such sale, in which event the consent of the City to the exercise of the franchise herein granted and all rights and privileges of the Company hereunder shall cease and determine thirty (30) days after service of such notice, unless the Board shall have consented to the transfer of the franchise, as and in the manner in this subdivision provided, and unless such successful bidder prior to the expiration of such period of thirty (30) days shall have covenanted and agreed with the City to assume and be bound by all the conditions, provisions, requirements and limitations of this contract.

Fifth-The Company shall, within thirty (30) days after the date upon which this contract is signed by the Mayor, or within such further period as the Board may allow by resolution adopted prior to the expiration of said thirty (30) days, apply to the Transit Commission for the certificate or certificates of public convenience and necessity and the certificate or certificates of per-mission and approval by said Commission as re-quired by law. In the event the Company shall fail to make and file such application or applica. tions within said period or periods this contract and the franchise hereby granted shall cease and determine.

If, within one hundred and eighty (180) days after the date upon which this contract is signed by the Mayor, or within such further period as the Board may allow by resolution adopted prior to the expiration of said one hundred and eighty (180) days, the Company shall fail to procure said certificate or certificates in respect to all of the authorized routes, this contract and the fran-chise hereby granted shall cease and determine.

The Company shall commence operation here-under upon the route or portions thereof, on the date upon which tie Company shall secure there-for, from the Transit Commission (Metropolitan Division of the Department of Public Service) of the State of New York, the certificate or cer-tificates of convenience and necessity and the certificate or certificates of permission and ap-proval as required by law.

If the Company shall fail to place in full opera. tion all of the authorized route as herein required, the consent of the City to the exercise of the franchise hereby granted and all rights and pri-vileges of the Company hereunder shall cease and determine,

The Company agrees that it will apply for and accept a franchise to operate omnibuses on any extension or extensions of the route herein au-thorized if and when directed by the Board under terms, conditions, requirements and limitations similar to those contained in this contract if the Board shall in its discretion determine that such extension is in the public interest.

Nothing herein contained shall be understood or construed as in any way extending the period fixed in this contract for the duration of the franchise hereby granted.

Sixth-Nothing herein contained shall be con-strued as permitting the Company to erect any structure whatsoever upon the streets or avenues and the Company shall not construct or main- tam any fixture or structure in any street or avenue unless especially authorized by resolution of the Board.

Seventh-The Company agrees that it will pro-vide at its own expense, plant, equipment and working capital sufficient to give the public ser-vice herein required.

The Company shall supply new omnibuses and equipment whenever required to provide safe and efficient service and shall, at all times during the term of this contract, operate an adequate amount of safe and efficient omnibuses and equip-silent on the authorized route to serve the needs of the traveling public.

Eighth-All omnibuses which may be operated pursuant to this contract shall comply with the following general specifications or requirements, subject to such modifications thereof from time to time as may be permitted by resolution or reso-lutions of the Board:

(a) The maximum weight, including passengers, fuel, water, oil and any other material and acces-sories carried therein, shall not exceed thirty-two thousand (32,000) pounds.

(b) The maximum width shall not exceed eight (8) feet.

(c) The maximum length shall not exceed thirty-three (33) feet.

(d) The minimum head room in the center of the aisle from the floor to the under side of the ceiling projeltions shall not be less than seventy-five (75) inches.

(e) All omnibuses shall be designed and con-structed in a manner which will permit ease and freedom of movement under all conditions and turning within a reasonable radius.

(f) The distribution of weight on axles, length of wheel base and other features of design shall be such as to avoid skidding as far as reasonabl possible and to permit easy steering and control.

(g) All omnibuses shall be provided with brakes capable of stopping and holding the omnibus under all ordinary conditions.

Section 8. It is agreed by the parties hereto that the right and privilege of the City to pur-chase the property and equipment of the Corn. panics and to terminate the Franchise Contracts shall extend only to the purchase in their entire-ty of the said property and equipment and the termination in their entirety of the Franchise Contracts referred to herein. There shall ac-cordingly be no right and privilege of the City hereunder to acquire any part or portion (con• stituting less than the whole) of such property and equipment or to terminate any part or por-tion (constituting less than the whole) of said franchises; nor shall there be any right or privi. lege of the City hereunder topurchase the en-tirety of the property and equipment of either of the two Companies and terminate the fran-chises of such Company without purchasing the property and equipment and terminating the franchises of both Companies.

Section 9. The obligation of the City to make payment under this contract may be discharged by payment to the joint account of the Companies, by certified check, or cashier's check or draft or by payment into any New York City bank or trust company then designated as.a depositary of City funds to the joint account of the Corn-panics, anf the City shall have no obligation with respect to the division of such . payment between the two Companies.

Section 10. Upon the purchase of the prop. erty and equipment as hereinrovided and the termination of the Franchise Contracts, each of the Companies (irrespective of the other) shall be entitled to the return of the security fund specified in Paragraph Twenty-fifth of . Section 2 of its Franchise Contract, or such portions there-of as shall remain on deposit with the Comp-troller at the date of the final adjustment here-under; provided that such Company shall have at that time fully and faithfully complied with all the provisions, requirements and limitations of its Franchise Contract on its part to be performed and observed

Section 11. The City agrees for the benefit of Fifth Avenue Coach Company that this contract does not give to the City any right to purchase the property, plant and equipment of or to recap-ture any of the routes, rights or franchises of Fifth Avenue Coach Company, by reason of the

Frovisions of Paragraph First of Section 2 of the ranchise Contract between the City and Fifth

Avenue Coach Company dated December 26, 1933, and that this contract does not give to the City any right to demand the incorporation in such Franchise Contract with Fifth Avenue Coach Company of any purchase or termination pro-vision with respect to the routes, franchises or privileges of Fifth Avenue Coach Company.

Section 12. The making of this contract and the covenants herein contained shall not in any manner affect the validity of the Franchise Con. tracts, nor if this contract shall be held to be invalid in whole or in part shall that affect in any manner the validity of the Franchise Con- tracts. This contract shall not be deemed to create or grant any franchise nor to be an impairment of the franchises created and granted under the Franchise Contracts, but this contract shall be and shall be construed to be a separate and distinct agreement between the City and the Companies, creating and vesting In said parties the rights and obligations herein specified.

Section 13. The parties of the second part agree that they will not hereafter question the right, power or authority of the City to exer-cise the right, privilege and option herein granted upon the terms herein set forth.

In Witness Whereof, the party of the first part by its Mayor, thereunto duly authorized by the board of Estimate and Apportionment of the City, has caused the corporate name of said City to be hereunto signed and the corporate seal of said City to be hereunto affixed; and the parties of the second part, by their officers, thereunto duly authorized, have caused their corporate


Apportionment held this day, the following reso-lutions were adopted:

Whereas, The Bronx Coach Co., Inc., has, by a petition dated June 27, 1934, made applica-tion to this Board for the franchise, right and consent to maintain and operate omnibuses for the transportation of persons for hire upon and along certain streets and avenues in the Borough of The Bronx, designated as Route Bx•23, Crosby Avenue-Layton Avenue, and more particularly described in said petition; and

Whereas, Sections 72, 73 and 74 of the Greater New York Charter, as amended by chapters 629 and 630 of the Laws of 1905 and chapter 467 of the Laws of 1914, provide for the manner and procedure of making such grants; and

Whereas, Pursuant to such laws, this Board adopted a resolution on November 16, 1934, fixing the date for public hearing on said petition as December 7, 1934, at which citizens were entitled to appear and be heard and publication of said petition and of notice of public hearing thereon was had for at least two (2) days in the "Bronx Home News" and the "Daily News," newspapers designated by the Mayor, and in the CITY RECORD for ten (10) days immediately prior to the date of bearing, and said hearing was duly held and closed on said day; and

Whereas, This Board has made inquiry as to the money value of the franchise or right applied for and proposed to be granted to the Bronx Coach Co., Inc., and the adequacy of the com• pensation to be paid therefor; now, therefore, be it

Resolved, That the following form of resolution for the consent or right applied for by the Bronx Coach Co., Inc., containing the form of proposed contract for the grant of such right, be hereby introduced and entered in the minutes of this Board, as follows, to wit:

Resolved, That the Board of Estimate and Ap- portionment hereby grants to the Bronx Coach Co., Inc., the franchise, right and consent fully set out and described in the following form of proposed contract for the grant thereof embodying all of the terms and conditions including the pro• visions as to rates and charges upon and subject to the terms and conditions in said proposed form of contract contained, and that the Mayor of The City of New York be and he hereby is au-thorized to execute and deliver such contract in the name and on behalf of The City of New York, in the following form, provided that this resolu-tion shall not become effective and such resolu. tion shall be null and void if the Bronx Coach Co,, Inc., shall fail on its behalf, to properly execute said contract in duplicate, and deliver the same to this Board within thirty (30) days after the date of the approval of this resolution by the Mayor or within such further time as the Board shall grant by resolution adopted on a date prior to the expiration of said thirty (30) days.

Proposed Form of Contract This contract, made and executed in duplicate

this da of , by and between The City of New York (hereinafter referred to as the "City"), by the Mayor of the City (herein-after referred to as the "Mayor") acting for and in the name of the City, under and in pur. suance of the authority of the Board of Estimate and Apportionment of the City (hereinafter re-ferred to as the "Board"), party of the first part, and Bronx Coach Co., Inc., a corporation organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of New York (hereinafter referred to as the "Company"), party of the second part, witnessetb,

Whereas, The Company has placed in opera• tion and has continuously operated omnibuses upon the route herein described since June 16, 1934; and

Whereas, The Company, by a petition dated June 27, 1934, applied to the Board for a fran• chise. right and consent to maintain and operate omnibuses upon the route described herein; and

Whereas, Sections 72, 73 and 74 of the Greater New York Charter, as amended by Chapters 629 and 630 of the Laws of 1905, and Chapter 467 of the Laws of 1914, provide for the manner and procedure of making such grants; and

Whereas, Pursuant to such laws, the Board adopted a resolution on November 16, 1934, fixing the date for public bearing on said petition as December 7, 1934, at which citizens were en-titled to appear and be heard, and publication of said petition and of the notice of public bear• ing thereon was had for at least two (2) days in two daily newspapers designated by the Mayor, and in the CITY RECORD for ten (10) days im-mediately prior to the date of hearing, and said hearing was duly held and closed on said date; and

Whereas, The Board has made inquiry as to the money value of the franchise or right applied for and proposed to be granted to the Bronx Coach Co., Inc., and the adequacy of the compensa• tion proposed to be paid therefor; and

Whereas, The Board did embody the result of such inquiry in this contract and has caused this contract to be spread upon the minutes of the Board on December 7, 1934, together with the proposed resolution for the grant thereof, and did fix the 11th day of January, 1935, for a public hearing thereon, at which citizens should be en-titled to appear and be heard; and

Whereas, Prior to said hearing, notice thereof, and the proposed contract and proposed resolution of consent thereto, in full, were published for at least fifteen (15) days except Sundays and legal holidays) immediately prior thereto in the CITY Rscoan, and a notice of such hearing, together with the place where copies of the proposed con-tract and resolution of consent thereto might be obtained by all those interested therein, was pub-lished at least twice, at the expense of the pro-posed grantee, in two daily newspapers in which the petition and notice of hearing thereon were published, and said hearing was duly held and closed on said day; now, therefore,

In consideration of the mutual covenants and agreements herein contained, the parties hereto do hereby covenant and agree with each other as follows:

Section 1. The City hereby grants to the Com-pany, subject to the conditions, provisions re-quirements and limitations hereinafter set {orth, the franchise, right and consent to maintain and operate omnibuses for the transportation of per-sons for hire on a route in, upon, along and over the streets and avenues hereinafter referred to as "franchise right and consent" or "franchise," in the Borough of The Bronx, in the City of New York (which route is hereinafter referred to as "authorized route" or "authorized omnibus route"), which route is more particularly de• scribed as follows, to wit:

Route No. Bs•23-Crosby Aventte-Layton Ave. sue. 2.4 Miles-Beginning at or near the inter-section of Crosby Avenue and Westchester Ave-nue; thence along Crosby Avenue, crossing East• ern boulevard to Logan Avenue; thence along Logan Avenue to Otis Avenue; thence along Otis Avenue to Layton Avenue; thence along Layton Avenue to Shore Drive; thence along Shore Drive to Lafayette Avenue; thence along Lafayette Ave-nue to Dean Avenue; thence along Dean Ave-nue to Philip Avenue; thence along Philip Ave. nue to Clarence Avenue; thence along Clarence Avenue to Schley Avenue; thence along Schley Avenue to Ellsworth Avenue; also along Ellsworth Avenue between Schley Avenue and Randall Ave. nue; also along Randall Avenue between Ella-worth Avenue and Clarence Avenue; also along Roberts Avenue between Crosby Avenue and Edi-son Avenue; also along Edison Avenue between Roberts Avenue and Westchester Avenue; also along Westchester Avenue between Edison Ave-nue and Crosby Avenue,

The Company shall have the right to cross such other streets and avenues, named and unnamed, as may be encountered in traversing said route. with the right to operate omnibuses in either direction over any street and avenue described in the foregoing route except that said operation shall at no time be in a direction contrary to police regulations.

Section 2. The grant of this franchise is sub. ject to the following conditions, provisions, re-quirements and limitations contained in the fol. lowing subdivision:

First-The said franchise, right and consent to maintain and operate said omnibus route upon the streets and avenues herein described shall be for a term commencing on June 16, 1934, irre-spective of the date of the execution hereof, shall be revocable by the Board, at any time in its discre-tion and without assigning any cause therefor, if in its opinion public interest so requires, upon ninety (90) days' notice by the Board to the Company, but in no event to extend beyond September 13, 1937, subject, however, to earlier termination as herein provided.. Upon such revoca• tion or termination, all rights of the Company by virtue of this contract shall cease and deter-mine.

Second-The Company shall, in the manner hereinafter specified, pay to the City as compensa-tion for the franchise, right and consent hereby granted and the exercise thereof, an amount or amounts which shall be equal to ten per centum (10%) of the gross receipts, as hereinafter de-fined, for the term commencing on June 16, 1934, and continuing throughout the whole term of this contract.

The compensation payable to the City hereunder shall be paid into the treasury of the City monthly within ten (10) days after the expiration of each calendar month, which monthly payments shall be equal to ten per centum (10%) of said gross receipts during the calendar month immediately preceding the date of payment, except in the case of the last payment hereunder, when such compensation shall be paid within ten (10) days after the termination of this franchise, right and consent, and except the compensation here. under required for the period between June 16, 1934, and the date of commencement of operation pursuant to this contract, which compensation, if not theretofore paid, shall be paid within ten (10) days after the date of execution of this contract by the Mayor.

The gross receipts referred to above shall in-clude the gross revenues of the Company from whatever sources derived, either directly or in-directly in any manner from, or in connection with, the operation of omnibuses on, over or along the route hereby authorized.

No payments of compensation made by the Company to the City pursuant to the provisions of this contract shall be considered in any manner as in the nature of a tax, but such payments shall be made in addition to any and all taxes of whatsoever kind or description which are now. or may at any time hereafter, be required to be paid by any ordinance or local law of the City or any law of the State of New York, provided, however, that if any tax is imposed by any ordinance or local law based upon the gross receipts of Utility Corporations, the Company shall be entitled to apply against such tax three-twentieths of the amount of compensation paid to the City hereunder for the corresponding period.

Third-Nothing in this contract shall be deemed to affect in any manner, the right of the City to grant to any other corporation or to any in-dividual, a similar right and privilege upon the same or other terms and conditions over the streets and avenues hereinabove described or over any other streets and avenues. The Company hereby agrees not to offer any opposition before the Transit Commission to the granting of a certificate of convenience and necessity or certifi-cate or certificates of permission and approval by said Transit Commission, to any company or corporation to which the City has granted a fran-chise or may hereafter grant a franchise. Should the Company through its officers, representatives, counsel or other interested party, offer such opposition before the Transit Commission, such action shall constitute a default under this contract and shall entitle the City to the remedies herein provided for such default.

Fourth-This franchise shall not be leased, sub-let or mortgaged in any manner. The franchise shall not be assigned or transferred, either in whole or in part; nor shall title thereto, either legal or equitable, or any right, interest or prop. erty therein, pass to or vest in any other person or corporation whatsoever, either by the act of the Company or by operation of law, whether under the provisions of the statutes relating to the consolidation or merger of corporations or otherwise, without the consent of the City, acting


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(h) All omnibuses and parts thereof shall be so constructed that no undue noise or vibration shall result from operation.

(i) All omnibuses shall be constructed so as to prevent as far as possible the dripping of oil or grease on the roadway,

(j) All wheels shall be equipped with pneu-matic tires; unless another type shall be approved by the Board.

(k) All omnibuses shall be propelled by power generated or contained within the omnibus itself, but no power shall be used which will in its generation or use produce smoke or noxious odors which shall be found by the Board to constitute a nuisance.

Ninth—No omnibus shall be operated pursuant to this contract unless' there shall appear:

(a) The name of the corporation operating such omnibus in letters not less than four inches (4") in height, painted on the outside of the omnibus.

(b) The name of the corporation or individual owning such omnibus on a plate in letters not less than one-half inch (%") in height, placed on the inside and at the front of the omnibus in clear view of the passengers.

(c) The number of such omnibus, which shall be assigned to it by the Company, in figures not less than four inches (4") in height, painted on the outside of the omnibus.

(d) The seating capacity of such omnibus, in figures not less than two inches (2") in height, painted on the outside of the omnibus.

Any legal or official notice, regulation or orders as to the control or management of omnibuses as required by law or ordinance shall be displayed inside or upon the omnibus, if directed by the Board or other proper authority.

Tenth—The Company shall install in each om-nibus a standard type of fare-box containing a meter,, which must be satisfactory to and receive the approval of the Board or its designated rep-resentative and the Comptroller of the City.

Eleventh—The Company shall permit the Board or its representative at all reasonable times to inspect or examine any or all of the omnibuses operated. If upon such inspection any omnibus shall De found by the Board or its representative to be unfit for public service, either because of defects developing or which may have developed therein or because of improper maintenance or re• pair, then the Company, if so directed by the Board or its representative (such directions to specify the respects in which such omnibus is defective or improperly maintained), shall im-mediately withdraw such omnibus from service and shall cause the same to be properly repaired, or shall remedy such defect before such omnibus shall be restored to service.

The Company shall permit the Board or its representative to inspect, read and check the fare-boxes and meters on all omnibuses operated by the Company upon the streets and avenues. It upon such inspection any defects shall be found in such fare•boxes or meters, the Company shall immediately comply with the order of the Board or its representative with respect to same.

The Company shall comply with all orders or directions of the Board or its representative, in• eluding the direction to have any omnibus operated by the Compan delivered at any point in the City of New York where the City shall have facilities for a detailed inspection of such omni-bus. Failure to comply with any order or direc-tion of the Board or its representative shall con• stitute a default under this contract.

Twelfth—No advertising or other signs shall appear on the outside of any omnibus unless ap-proved by the Board or such agent or agency as the Board may designate.

Thirteenth—The destination of each omnibus shall be plainly indicated on the outside of the omnibus and such signs shall be illuminated when necessary.

Fourteenth—The inclosed portions of all omni-buses operated pursuant to this contract shall be heated and ventilated in conformity with such laws and ordinances as are now or shall here-after be in force affecting surface railway cars or other public vehicles.

Fifteenth—The inclosed portion of all omni• buses operated pursuant to this contract shall be well and sufficiently lighted.

Sixteenth—All equipment and omnibuses, in• cluding windows, floors and lamps, operated pur-suant to this contract, shall at all times be kept clean in all respects and shall be kept and main-tained in good and safe repair and operating con-dition for public service.

Seventeenth—All employees of the Company engaged in the actual operation of the omni-uses shall, except in cases of emergency, be in uniform while on duty and shall be neat in appearance.

Eighteenth—The Company shall be subject to all laws and ordinances affecting or which may be applicable to the operation of omnibuses and all traffic regulations applicable thereto now in force or which may be in force during the term of this contract.

The Company shall also comply with and en-force the carrying out of any lawful orders or regulations designed for the protection and safety of persons or property or for the comfort, health and convenience of the public,, which may be issued by the Board or official having jurisdiction over such matters, and the Company shall also comply with and enforce the carrying out of such specific orders or directions with respect to the operation of omnibuses hereunder as may be issued by the Police Department of the City and which are designed to govern the movements of omnibuses in the streets.

Nineteenth—The Company shall charge pas-sengers during the term of this contract, not more than the following rates of fare, to wit:

Five (5) cents for one continuous ride be-tween any two points within the limits of the route hereby authorized.

The Company agrees that, subject to reasonable regulation to govern their issuance and use and to the condition that no transfer shall be issued upon a transfer, it will issue a free transfer, upon request of a passenger travelling upon the route herein authorized and paying a cash fare, which transfer shall entitle said passenger to a con-tinuous ride in the same general direction to any point on any connecting, intersecting or meetitg authorized route or zoned portion of such route whether said route be operated by this or any other Company, provided that said other Company accepts such transfer and permits the passenger to ride without additional fare.

The Company also agrees that any passenger boarding a bus at any point where the route herein authorized is connected with, Intersected or met by any other authorized route of this or any other Company and presenting a transfer issued to said passenger by the Company or any other company operating such connecting, inter-secting or meeting route and which has received a cash fare from said passenger to accept such transfer and permit the passenger to ride upon such authorized route without additional fare.

The Company agrees to sell monthly commu-tation tickets for one dollar each. Such monthly commutation tickets shall be kept on sale at all free day schools of elementary and high school grades and shall entitle school children attending such schools on school days to a continuous ride to or from any such school on the authorized route of the Company with the right to a free trans-fer to any intersecting route of the Company, subject to reasonable regulation to govern their issuance and use.

Children under the age of five (5) years not occupying a seat, accompanied by a person pay-ing full fare, shall be permitted to ride free. The Company shall carry on its omnibuses, free

of charge, members of the Police and Fire De-partments of the City when in full uniform and on duty, provided not more than two (2) such uniformed employees need be carried at any one time on any one omnibus. It is understood and agreed between the parties

hereto that the Board has determined the money value of the franchise, right and consent herein granted and the compensation to be paid there• for on the basis of operation at the maximum rates of fare herein fixed. and that the length of the route has been determined by the Board and accepted by the Company upon the basis of oper-ation at the maximum rates of fare herein fixed, and it is further understood and agreed between the parties hereto that any increase in the rate of fare, above those herein fixed and contained, would affect and change the very substance of the consideration for which this franchise has been granted by the City and accepted by the Com-pany. Actuated by these mutual understandings and agreements, the Company hereby expressly agrees that if, without the consent of the Board granted as provided in Section 74 of the Charter or as may hereafter be provided with respect to the granting of franchises the Company shall invoke any of the provisions of the Public Ser-vice Law or of any other statute or avail itself of the authority of any regulatory board or body having jurisdiction, for the purpose of obtaining an increase in the rates of fare above those fixed and contained herein, or if, on the authority or claimed authority of any judicial decision, heretofore or hereafter made, or otherwise, such Company shall, without like consent, increase its rates of fare above those fixed and contained herein, this contract and the franchise, right and consent hereby granted shall immediately cease and determine.

It is not the intention of the parties hereto that anything herein contained will or can pre-vent the exercise of any lawful power by any regulatory or judicial authority, but it is the express understanding and agreement of the parties that the continued maintenance of the maximum rates of fare herein fixed, being of the essence of this contract, such rates of fare shall not be increased, except with the consent of the Board and any increase or attempted increase of such rates of fare by the Company without such consent shall result in the termination of this contract and of all rights hereunder as hereinabove provided.

Twentieth—The Company shall, at its own ex• pense, keep its route along all the streets and avenues upon which the Company is hereby author-ized to operate, free of snow and ice and shall do everything necessary during the presence of such snow or ice, to maintain and continue the operation of its omnibuses on the regularly estab-lished schedules required in the performance of this franchise; and if, in order so to operate, it shall be necessary to plow or move any snow or ice from the roadway or any part thereof over which the Company's omnibuses are authorized to operate, then all such work, plowing or moving of said snow or ice, shall promptly be performed by the Company under the supervision of the Depart-ment of Sanitation, and all such work shall be performed without in any wise obstructing any of the cross-walks of the streets or avenues involved.

In the event, however, that the Company shall, after one hour's notice given to it by the Depart-ment of Sanitation, fail or neglect so to per-form, and if thereupon the City, shall plow or move snow or ice which the Company is re-puired to plow or move hereunder, then and in such event, and anything herein contained to the contrary, notwithstanding, the Company shall pay to the City for any and all such plowing or moving done by the City's forces, and irre-spective of the Company's consent thereto, for each day or any part thereof during which the City's forces plow or move any snow or ice along any part of the Company's route after the com-mencement of a fall of snow and prior to the expiration of 48 hours succeeding the cessation of such snowfall, in each instance, the sum of One Dollar ($1) for each 100 lineal feet, in one direction, plowed or moved by the City's forces.

Nothing herein contained, however, is intended to nor shall it obligate the City to plow or move any snow or ice along the Company's route or any part thereof; nor shall anything herein contained obligate the Company to cart or haul away any snow or ice or to pay the expense of such cartage and hauling.

The determination as to the necessity for plow. ing or moving snow or ice, or the adequacy thereof, along the Company's routes within the purview of this subdivision shall be vested solely in the City or its Department having jurisdiction over the removal of snow or ice along the public thoroughfares, and the determination of the City or such Department and the performance of the work by the City's forces shall be final and con-elusive on the Company as to the necessity therefor.

Twenty-first—The Company shall operate, pur-suant to this contract, the route as herein described or any portion of the same which shall best serge the convenience of the public, but the Company shall operate only upon the streets and avenues herein described. If vehicular traffic be diverted from any of the streets or avenues form-ing part of such route because of fires, parades, traffic congestion or any other event closing any such streets or avenues temporarily or perma-nently to vehicular traffic, the Company may, during such closing, use such other streets or avenues as are necessary, or as may be specified by the Police Department or by the Board, to continue the operation of such route. If, how-ever, any such streets or avenues shall be closed to vehicular traffic, for a period longer than forty-eight (48) hours, or traffic regulations shall require a continued diversion of all or part of the operation, then the Company shall communicate with the Board and the Board may by resolution authorize the use of such other streets or avenues for the remaining period during which such streets or avenues may be closed or may desig-nate an agent who may on certificate authorize the use of such other street or streets. The original of said certificate shall be filed with the Board and a duplicate original furnished to the Company.

Twenty-second—The Company shall, at all times, keep complete and accurate books of accounts and records of its business and operation under and in connection with this contract and the exercise of the franchise hereby granted. Such books of accounts and records shall be kept in the form of and in accordance with the Uniform System of Accounts for Omnibus Corporations as now or hereafter prescribed by the Transit Commission.

Within ten (10) days after the Company files with the said Transit Commission its annual re-port pursuant to the provisions of the Public Service Law, the Company shall file a copy of such report with the Board and shall likewise file within like period a copy of any other document filed by it with the Transit Commission.

The Company shall keep accurate records and books of the detail of the cost of and income from the operation of the authorized route and any portion thereof and shall, at any time upon re-quest, furnish the Board and the Comptroller or their representatives such information with respect thereto.

Within ten (10) days after the expiration of each calendar month during the term of this con-tract and within ten (10) days after the termina-tion of this franchise, right and consent, and at such other times as the Comptroller shall desig-

nate, the Company shall furnish and deliver to the Comptroller reports of its business and opera-tion hereunder in such form and in such detail as the Comptroller may prescribe. The Board and the Comptroller or their representatives shall have access to all books of accounts and records of the Company for the purpose of ascertaining the cor-rectness of any and all such reports and may ex-amine the officers and employees of the Company under oath in respect thereto. All reports fur-nished by the Company in accordance herewith, shall be certified by the Comptroller or Acting Comptroller of the Company to be correct and in accordance with the Company's books of accounts and records.

Twenty-third—Any false entry in the books or accounts of the Company or false statement in the reports to or examination by the Comptroller or the Board as to a material fact, knowingly made by the Company, shall constitute a default hereunder, and shall entitle the City to the reme-dies herein provided for default,

Twenty-fourth—The Company hereby does as-sume and agrees that it will assume all legal liability for which the City can or may be held for injury to persons or damage to property occasioned by reason of or resulting from or growing out of the operation or maintenance of omnibuses hereby authorized and it is a condi-tion of this contract that the City shall not and does not by reason of this contract assume any liability whatsoever, either to persons or property on account of the same, and the Company shall repay to the City any damage which the City shall be compelled to pay by reason of any act or de-fault of the Company.

Twenty-fifth—The franchise hereby granted is upon the express condition that the Company, within twenty (20) days after the date upon which this contract is signed by the Mayor, shall deposit with the Comptroller of the City, the sum of Three Thousand Dollars ($3,000) either in money or securities, to be approved by him, which sum shall be security for the performance by the Com- pany of all the conditions, provisions, requirements and limitations of this contract and com-pliance with all orders and directions of the Board, its representatives or other officials acting under the powers herein reserved, especially those con-ditions, provisions and requirements which relate to the payment of compensation to the City as herein provided.

If the Company shall fail to pay to the City any compensation herein required within the time herein fixed or shall' fail after ten (10) days' notice by the Comptroller to the Company to repay to the City any damage which the City shall be compelled to pay by reason of any act or default of the Company, the said Comptroller may immediately withdraw the amount of such payment from the security fund and upon such withdrawal the Comptroller shall notify the Com• pany of the date and amount of such withdrawal.

Within ten (10) days after notice by the said Comptroller to the Company that any amount has been withdrawn from the security deposit pro-vided herein, the Company shall pay to or deposit with the said Comptroller, a sum of money or securities to be approved by him sufficient to restore such security fund to the original amount of Three Thousand Dollars ($3,000). If the Company fails to restore said security fund to its original amount within the time herein fixed and as herein provided, the consent of the City to the exercise of the franchise herein granted and all the rights and privileges of the Com-pany hereunder shall cease and determine. In the event that, pursuant to and in accord-

ance with the provisions of this contract, the franchise or consent hereby granted shall termi-nate or be terminated as herein provided, or in the event that the Company's right to operate shall cease by action of any authority having jurisdiction in the premises other than through expiration of the time originally set herein for the exercise of the franchise herein granted, or by reason of a ninety (90) days' notice as pro-vided in Paragraph "First" of Section 2 hereof, the security fund deposited with the said Comp-troller as herein provided shall thereafter be and become the property of the City as and for liquidated damages,

The Company shall be entitled to the return of the security fund herein required or such per• tion thereof as shall remain on deposit with the Comptroller at the expiration of this contract on September 13, 1937, or at the expiration of the time fixed in a notice served pursuant to Para-graph "First" of Section 2 hereof provided that the Company, has at that time, fully and faith-fully complied with all the conditions, provisions, requirements and limitations in this contract con-tained, and on its part to be performed and observed.

Twenty-sixth—In case of default by the Com-pany in the performance or observance of any of the conditions, provisions, requirements and limitations of this contract on its part to be per-formed and observed as herein provided, and such default shall continue unremedied for a period of thirty (30) days after notice from the Board specifying such default and directing that it be remedied, then in such event, the Board, after giving to the Company an opportunity to be heard and to be represented by counsel on at least ten (10) days' notice, may, by resolution, cancel this contract and terminate the franchise, right and consent hereby granted.

Twenty-seventh — The Company shall not be deemed nor declared to be in default under any of the conditions, provisions, requirements or limitations of this contract in any 'case in which the performance of any such condition, provision, requirement or limitation is prevented by reason of strikes injunctions or other causes beyond the control ois the Compan7, provided that the Com-pany shall not have instigated such strikes, or shall not have been responsible for such suits or injunctions or other causes of delay. This para• graph shall not be construed to apply to failure of the Company to obtain the certificate of con-venience and necessity and the permission and approval of the Transit Commission within the period or periods hereinbefore specified.

Twenty-eighth—The Company agrees not to discriminate against any persons employed or seeking employment by it on account of race, creed or color, and agrees to recognize the right of its employees to organize for the furtherance of their interests and the purpose of collective bargaining, and to recognize and deal with their duly chosen representatives at all times and for any purpose, whether or not such representatives are employees of the Company and any such organization so dealing shall likewise not discrimi-nate against any person seeking membership on account of race, creed or color. The Company agrees further not to discriminate in any manner against any of its employees by reason of partici-pation in the formation of or membership in or activity on behalf of any labor organization or association of employees; not to require any em-ployee or any person seeking employment to join any company-controlled union or to refrain from joining, organizing or assisting the labor organiza-tion of his own choosing; and not to permit the existence of or to deal with any company-con-trolled union or association and to that end it agrees that it will not participate in, encourage or give financial support to the formation of any union or association of its employees, or participate in the management or control of any such union or association after its formation.

In the event of a difference as to who are the duly chosen representatives of the employees under

the foregoing provision, or if the Mayor or the Board of Estimate and Apportionment shall deem an inquiry into wages, hours of labor, terms and conditions of employment or labor practices or policies of the Company, to be for the best in-terests of the City and/or of the employees of the Company, then the Company agrees that the Mayor and/or the Board of Estimate and Appor-tionment and/or his or its designee shall be authorized to inquire into the same, and to take such steps as he or it deem best for the determina-tion of the difference concerning representation or the conduct of such inquiry into wages, hours of labor, terms and conditions of employment or labor practices or policies, and the Company agrees that it and its officers, directors and agents shall co-operate fully and freelyto whatever ex-tent requested in furtherance of such inquiry, and that it will abide by the determination of such difference concerning representation.

In the event of a default by the Company In the performance or observance of any of the pro. visions of this clause the Mayor and/or the Board of Estimate and Apportionment may give three days' notice of such default and of its purpose to act under this paragraph at or after the ex• piration of such period, and shall afford the Com-pany or its representatives the opportunity to be heard within such period, and thereafter the Board of Estimate and Apportionment may by resolution terminate the franchise, right and con-sent hereby granted provided that the remedy herein contained shall be in addition to any and all remedies otherwise available to the City for the enforcement of the provisions of this clause including any relief obtainable from a court of equity.

Twenty-ninth—The Company, Receiver or Re-ceivers, Purchaser or Purchasers shall maintain an office in the City of New York so long as it or they continue to operate the route herein authorized or any part thereof and hereby desig-nates such office as the place where all notices, directions, orders and requests may be served or delivered under this contract.

Thirtieth—The words "notice," "direction" or "order" herein shall mean a written notice, direc-tion or order. Every such notice, direction or order to be served upon the Company, Receiver or Receivers, Purchaser or Purchasers, shall be delivered to, or sent by mail with postage pre-paid and addressed to the Company, Receiver or Receivers, Purchaser or Purchasers at or to their office in the City of New York, or if no such office exists at the time, shall be sent by mail, postage prepaid, to its or their last known office in the City of New York. The delivery or mailing of sudh notice, direction or order shall be equivalent to direct personal notice, direction or order and shall be deemed to have been given at the time of delivery or mailing.

Thirty-first—The words "streets," "avenues," "streets or avenues" and "streets and avenues" wherever used in this contract shall be deemed to mean streets, avenues, hig~tways, parkways, driveways, concourses, boulevards, bridges, via-ducts, tunnels, public places or any other property to which the City has title or over which the public has an easement encountered or intersected by the streets and avenues hereinabove described and upon or in which authority is hereby given to the Company to operate omnibuses.

Thirty-second—If at any time the powers of the City, the Board or any other board, body, authority, official or officer herein mentioned or intended to be mentioned shall be transferred by law to any other board, body, authority, official or officer, then and in such case, such other board, body, authority, official or officer shall have all the powers, rights and duties reserved to or prescribed for the Board or other board, body, authority, official or officer herein mentioned or intended to be mentioned.

Thirty-third—The City hereby reserves to itself, and the Company hereby grants to the City, the right to intervene in any suit, action or proceed-ings by any person or persons, firm or corpora-tion seeking to enjoin, restrain, or in any man-ner interfere with the Company in the perform-ance or observance by it of any of the conditions, provisions, requirements or limitations of this contract, or any notice or direction of the Board in such connection or which involves or might involve the constitutionality, validity or enforce-ment of any section, subdivision, clause or sen-tence of this contract, and the City may move for dissolution of any such Injunction or re-straining order or take any other appropriate step in any such suit, action or proceeding which it may deem necessary or advisable to protect its interests.

Thirty-fourth—The Company promises, cove-nants and agrees to conform to and abide by and perform all the conditions, provisions, require-ments and limitations in this contract fixed and contained, and the Company will not at any future time set up as against the City or the Board the claim that the provisions of this con-tract reserving to the City the right to terminate or providing for termination of the franchise hereby granted are unreasonable or void nor will the Company set up or maintain as against the City, the Board, the Comptroller or any other official or officer of the City, that any other provisions of this contract are unreasonable or void.

Thirty-fifth—It is understood and agreed that all the conditions, provisions, requirements, and limitations of this contract shall be binding upon the Company, its successors or assigns.

Thirty-sixth—The rights, powers, privileges and remedies reserved to the City by this contract are cumulative and shall be in addition to and not in derogation of any other rights or remedies which the City may have at law or in equity with re-spect to the subject matter of this contract, and a waiver thereof at any time or in any instance shall not affect any other time or instance.

In witness whereof, The party of the first part, by its Mayor thereunto duly authorized by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment of said City, has caused the corporate name of said City to be hereunto signed and the corporate seal of said City to be hereunto affixed, and the party of the second part, by its officers there-unto duly authorized, has caused its corporate name to be hereunto signed and its corporate seal to be hereunto affixed as of the day and year first above written.

THE CITY OF NEW YORK, by . Mayor.

(Corporate seal.) Attest: , City Clerk. BRONX COACH CO., INC., by

President. (Seal.) Attest: , Secretary.

(Here add acknowledgments.) Resolved, That the results of the inquiry made

by this Board as to the money value of the pro. posed franchise, right and consent, and the ade-quacy of the compensation to be paid therefor, and of the terms and conditions, are as speci-fied and fully set forth in and by the foregoing form of proposed contract for the grant of such franchise, right and consent.

Resolved, That these preambles and resolutions, including the said resolution for the grant of a franchise, right and consent applied for by the Bronx Coach Co., Inc., and the said form of a proposed contract for the grant of such franchise, right and consent, containing said results of such inquiry, after the same shall be entered in the minutes of this Board, shall be published in full for at least fifteen (15) days immediately prior to Friday, January 11, 1935, in the Crry Rtcom, together with the following notice, to wit:

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Notice is hereby given that the Board of Esti. mate and Apportionment before authorizing any contract for the grant of the franchise, right and consent applied for by the Bronx Coach Co., Inc., and fully set forth and described in the foregoing form of proposed contract for the grant of such franchise, ri!ht and consent, and before adopting any resolutions authorizing such contract, will at a meeting of said Board, to be held in Room 16, City Hall, Borough of Man-hattan. City of New York, on Friday, January 11, 1935, at 10.30 a. in., hold public hearing thereon, at which citizens shall be entitled to appear and be heard.

Resolved, That a notice of such hearing, stating that copies of the proposed contract and resolu• tion of consent thereto may be obtained by all those interested therein at the office of the Divi. sion of Franchises, Room 1307, Municipal Build-ing, Centre and Chambers streets, Borough of Manhattan, shall be published at least twice at the expense of the proposed grantee durinthe ten (10) days immediately prior to Friday, gJanu-ary 11, 1935 in the "Bronx Home News" and the "Daily IN}ews," the two daily newspapers in which the petition and notice of hearing thereon have been published.

PEARL BERNSTEIN, Secretary. Dated. New York, December 7, 1934. d22j11

DEPARTMENT OF PURCHASE

Proposals

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the Commissioner of Purchase of The City of

New York, at his office, Room 1900, Municipal Building, Manhattan, until 10.30 a, m., on

FRIDAY. JANUARY 18, 1935 FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING

CARBON PAPER AND TYPEWRITER RIB• BONS TO THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS, BUREAUS, OFFICES AND COMMISSIONS OF THE CITY, COUNTY AND BOROUGH GOVERNMENTS OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

The time for the performance of contract is for the period ending June 30, 1935.

No bid shall be considered unless it is accom-panied by a deposit of $100. The amount of security for the faithful performance of the con• tract, when awarded, will be $2,000.

'f he bidder will state the price per unit, as called for in the schedules of quantities and prices, by which the bids will be tested. The ex• tensions must be made and footed up, as the bids will be read from the total, and awards, if made, made to the lowest bidder on the entire contract.

Specifications referred to in the schedules may be had upon application at Room 1900, Municipal

.Building, Manhattan, Blank forms and further information may be

obtained at the office of the Department of Pur-chase, Room 1900, Municipal Building, Manhattan.

j8,18 RUSSELL FORBES, Commissioner. "See General Instructions to Bidders on



New York, at his office, Room 1900, Municipal Building, Manhattan, until 10.30 a. m., on

THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1935 FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING

WRITING INK TO THE VARIOUS DEPART-MENTS, BUREAUS, OFFICES AND COM-MISSIONS OF THE CITY, COUNTY AND BOROUGH GOVERNMENTS OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.


No bid shall be considered unless it is accom-panied by a deposit of $20. The amount of security for the faithful performance of the con-tract when awarded will be $360.

The bidder will state the price per unit, as called for in the schedules of quantities and prices, by which the bids will be tested. The extensions must he made and footed up, as the bids will be read from the total, and awards, if made, made to the lowest bidder on each item or class, as stated in the schedules.

Specifications referred to in the schedules may be had upon application at Room 1901, Municipal Building, Manhattan.

Blank forms and further information may be obtained at the office of the Department of Pur-chase, Room 1900, Municipal Building, Manhattan.

j7,17 RUSSELL FORBES, Commissioner. USee General Instructions to Bidders on




WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16 1935 FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING

BROOM BLOCKS AND HANDLES TO THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION.

The time for the performance of contract is 45 consecutive calendar days after the endorse-ment of the certificate of the Comptroller.

No bid shall be considered unless it is accom-panied by a deposit. Such deposit shall be in an amount not less than one and one-half per cent of the total amount of the bid. The amount of security required is 30 per cent. of the con-tract amount awarded.

The bidder will state the price per unit, as called for in the schedules of quantities and prices, by which the bids will be tested. The ex• tensions must be made and footed qp, as the bids will be read from the total, and awards, if made, made to the lowest bidder on each item or class, as stated in the schedules.



j5,16 RUSSELL FORBES, Commissioner. tSee General Instructions to Bidders on

last page. last column, of the "City Record."



THURSDAY. JANUARY 17, 1035 FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING

HIGHWAY MATERIALS TO THE DEPART-MENTS OF CORRECTION, PLANT AND STRUCTURES, WATER SUPPLY, GAS AND ELECTRICITY. PRESIDENT OF BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN, PRESIDENT OF BOROUGH OF THE BRONX, PRESIDENT OF BOR-OUGH OF MANHATTAN, PRESIDENT OF BOROUGH OF QUEENS AND PRESIDENT OF BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.

The time for the performance of contracts is for the periods ending March 31, 1935, June 30, 1935, and Dec. 31, 1935.

No bid shall be considered unless it is accom-panied by a deposit. Such deposit shall he in an amount not less than one and one-half per cent. of the total amount of the bid. The amount of security required is 30 per cent. of the con-tract amount awarded.

The bidder will state the price per unit, as called for in the schedules of quantities and prices, by which the bids will be tested. The ex-tensions must be made and footed up, as the bids will be read from the total, and awards, if made,

made to the lowest bidder on each item or class, as stated in the schedules.



j5,17 RUSSELL FORBES, Commissioner. £ 'See General Instructions to Bidders on


SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the Commissicner of Purchase of The City of

New York at his office, Room 1900, Municipal Building, Manhattan, until 10.30 a. in., on

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1935 FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING

MEATS TO THE DEPARTMENTS OF COR-RECTION, HEALTH, HOSPITALS AND PUBLIC WELFARE.

The time for the perfqrmance of contracts is from Feb. 1 to Feb. 28, 1935.

FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING POULTRY TO THE DEPARTMENTS OF CORRECTION, HOSPITALS, HEALTH AND PUBLIC WELFARE.

The time for the performance of contracts is from Feb. l to Feb. 28, 1935.

FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING STOCK FRUITS AND VEGETABLES TO THE DEPARTMENTS OF CORRECTION, HEALTH, HOSPITALS AND PUBLIC WELFARE.

The time for the performance of contracts is from Feb. 1 to Feb. 28, 1935.

FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS TO THE DE-PARTMENTS OF CORRECTION, HEALTH, HOSPITALS AND PUBLIC WELFARE.

The time for the performance of contracts is from Feb. I to Feb. 28, 1935.

FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING LUMBER TO THE DEPARTMENTS OF COR. RECTION, HOSPITALS, PLANT AND STRUCTURES, WATER SUPPLY, GAS AND ELECTRICITY. FIRE DEPARTMENT, PRESI-DENT OF BOROUGH OF THE BRONX, PRESIDENT OF BOROUGH OF MANHAT-TAN AND PRESIDENT OF BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

The time for the performance of contracts is 30 consecutive calendar days after the endorse-ment of the certificate of the Comptroller for the periods ending March 31, 1935, and June 30, 1935.

No bid shall be considered unless it is accom-panied by a deposit. Such deposit shall be in an amount not less than one and one•half per cent. of the total amount of the bid. The amount of security required is 30 per cent. of the contract amount awarded.

The bidder will state the price per unit, as called for in the schedules of quantities and prices, by which the bids will be tested. The ex-tensions must be made and footed up, as the bids will be read from the total, and awards, if made, made to the lowest bidder on each item or class, as stated in the schedules.

Specifications referred to in the schedules may he had upon application at Room 1900, Municipal Building, Manhattan.


j4,16 RUSSELL FORBES, Commissioner. t•See General Instructions to Bidders on



New York, at his office, Room 1900, Municipal Building, Manhattan, until 10.30 a. in., on

MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1935 FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING

TIRES AND TUBES TO DEPARTMENTS OF HOSPITALS. SANITATION, WATER SUP-PLY, GAS AND ELECTRICITY AND PRESI-DENT, BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

The time for the performance of contract is 30 consecutive calendar days after the endorse-ment of the certificate of the Comptroller and for the period ending March 31, 1935, as speci-fically set forth in the schedule.

No bid shall be considered unless it is accom-panied by a deposit. Such deposit shall be in an amount not less than one and one-half per cent. of the total amount of the bid. The amount of security required is 30 per cent of the con-tract amount awarded.

The bidder will state the price per unit, as called for in the schedules of quantities and prices, by which the bids will be tested. The ex-tensions must be made and footed up, as the bids will be read from the total, and awards, if made, made to the lowest bidder on each item or class, as stated in the schedules.

FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING PARTS FOR AMERICAN-LA FRANCE TRUCKS TO THE VARIOUS DEPART-MENTS, BUREAUS, BOARDS, OFFICES AND COMMISSIONS OF THE CITY, COUNTY AND BOROUGH GOVERNMENTS OF NEW YORK.


No bid shall be considered unless it is accom-panied by a deposit of $105. The amount of security for the faithful performance of the con• tract, when awarded, will be $2,100,

Each bidder must furnish a numbered price list of the above mentioned new repair parts and state the maximum trade discounts be will allow from such price list on the purchases by the City during the coptract period. Award, if made, will be made to the lowest bidder for all repair parts that may be required during the contract period.

FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING PARTS FOR INDIAN MOTOCYCLES TO THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS, BUREAUS, BOARDS, OFFICES AND COMMISSIONS OF THE CITY, COUNTY AND BOROUGH GOV. ERNMENTS OF NEW YORK.


No bid shall be considered unless it is accom-panied by a deposit of $30. The amount of security for the faithful performance of the con-tract, when awarded, will be $600.

Each bidder must furnish a numbered price list of repair parts for Indian motocycles and state the maximum trade discounts he will allow from such price list on the purchases by the City during the contract period. Award, if made, will be made to the lowest bidder for all parts that may be required during the contract period, FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING

PARTS FOR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER TRUCKS TO THE VARIOUS DEPART-MENTS, BUREAUS, BOARDS, OFFICES AND COMMISSIONS OF THE CITY, COUNTY AND BOROUGH GOVERNMENTS OF NEW YORK.


No bid shall be considered unless it is accom-panied by a deposit of $30. The amount of security for the faithful performance of the con-tract, when awarded, will be $600.

Each bidder must furnish a numbered price list of the above mentioned new repair parts and state the maximum trade discounts he will allow from such price list on the purchases by the City during the contract period. Award, if made, will be made to the lowest bidder for all repair parts that may be required during the contract period. FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING

PARTS FOR G. M. C. TRUCKS TO THE

VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS, BUREAUS, BOARDS, OFFICES AND COMMISSIONS OF THE CITY, COUNTY AND BOROUGH GOVERNMENTS OF NEW YORK.

The time for the performance of contract is from Jan. 1 to June 30, 1935.

No bid shall be considered unless it is accom• panied by a deposit of $150. The amount of security required for the faithful performance of the contract, when awarded, will be $3,000.

The bidder will state the discount from the price list of the repair parts on which he is bidding. FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING

PARTS FOR BUICK, CADILLAC, LA SALLE PONTIAC AND CHEVROLET VEHICLES1 FOR THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS, BUREAUS, BOARDS, OFFICES AND COM-MISSIONS OF THE CITY COUNTY AND BOROUGH GOVERNMENT St OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,

The time for the performance of ' contract is for the period Jan. 1 to June 30, 1935.

No bid shall be considered unless it is accom-panied by a deposit. as follows:

Schedule No. 1, Buick vehicles, $3; Schedule No. 2, Cadillac vehicles, $25; Schedule No. 3, La Salle vehicles, $5; Schedule No. 4, Pontiac vehicles, $2; Schedule No. 5, Chevrolet vehicles, $30.

The amount of security for the faithful per-forn•ance of the contract, when awarded, will be:

Schedule No. 1, Buick vehicles $60; Schedule No. 2, Cadillac vehicles, $500; Stchedule No. 3, La Salle vehicles, $100; Schedule No. 4, Pontiac vehicles, $40; Schedule No. 5, Chevrolet vehicles, $600.

The bidder will state the price per unit, as called for in the schedules of quantities and prices, by which the bids will be tested. The ex-tensions must be made and footed up, as the bids will be read from the total, and awards, if made, made to the lowest bidder on each item or class, as stated in the schedules,

FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING PARTS FOR McCORMICK•DEERING TRAC. TORS FOR THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS, BUREAUS, BOARDS, OFFICES AND COM-MISSIONS OF THE CITY, COUNTY AND BOROUGH GOVERNMENTS OF NEW YORK.


No bid shall be considered unless it is accom-panied by a deposit of $22.50. The amount of security for the faithful performance of the con-tract, when awarded, will be $450.

Each bidder must furnish a numbered price list of the above mentioned new repair parts and state the maximum trade discounts he will allow from such price list on the purchases by the City during the contract period. Award, if made, will be made to the lowest bidder for all repair parts that may be required during the contract period.


Blank forms and further information may be obtained at the office of the Department of Put- chase, Room 1900, Municipal Building, Manhattan.

j3,14 RUSSELL FORBES, Commissioner. t2FSee General Instructions to Bidders on


We of Empty Barrels



FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1935 FOR THE SALE OF EMPTY ALCOHOL

BARRELS. Prospective bidders may inspect the above ma-

terial by applying to the Department of Hos• pitals, General Storehouse, Welfare Island, New York City.

The purchaser will be required to remove this material from its present location between the hours of 9 a. m. and 4.30 p. m., on any business day, except Saturdays.

A deposit of not less than 10 per cent. of the bid, in certified check, payable to the Comptroller of The City of New York, must be submitted with this bid to guarantee faithful performance of the contract. All deposits will be returned upon the awarding of this contract except deposit of suc-cessful bidder, which will be returned upon com-plction of the contract. The purchaser must pay for this material by certified check, payable to the Comptroller of The City of New York, when the delivery is made to him.

The City of New York reserves the right to reject any and all bids. For further particulars and for proposals apply

to the Department of Purchase. Room 2214-A, Municipal Building, Borough of Manhattan, New York City.

d31,j l l RUSSELL FORBES, Commissioner. d See General Instructions to Bidders on


SUPREME COURT, FIRST DEPARTMENT

Filing Tentative Decree-Notice to File Objections

SUPREME COURT-BRONX COUNTY

In the Matter of Acquiring Title by The City of New York to certain lands and premises situ aced on the east side of RYER AVENUE be. tween 180th and 181st streets, in the Borough of The Bronx, City of New York, duly selected as a site for the use of the Police Department of The City of New York according to law.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO OWNERS respectively entitled to or interested in the real

property in the above proceeding, and to all those to whom it may concern, to wit: That the Su reme Court of the State of New York at a Special Term thereof, held in and for the County of New York, at the County Court House, in the Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, has, after considering the testimony and proofs offered by The City of New York, there being no claim filed or appearance served on behalf of the owner or owners, completed its estimate of the compensation which ought justly to be made by The City of New York to the respective owners of the real property to be acquired, and has pre-pared a transcript of its estimate of damages so ascertained and estimated. Said transcript of estimate is accompanied by the damage map used by said court upon the trial of said proceeding and states the several sums respectively estimated for each parcel shown on said damage map with the names of the owners so far as ascertained. Said transcript of estimate, dated December 11, 1934, is signed by Hon, Julius Miller, Justice of the Supreme Court presiding at the trial of the above proceeding, and said transcript, accom-panied by said damage map, together with proofs upon which it is based, was filed in the office of the Clerk of the County of Bronx on the 21st day of December, 1934, for the investigation by whomsoever it may concern. NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN

that The City of New York and any person or persons whose rights may be affected by said transcript of estimate or who may object to the same, or any part thereof, may within fifteen (1$) days after the first publication of this notice on January 2, 1935, set forth their objections to the same in writing, duly verified in the manner required by law for the verification of pleadings in an action setting forth the real property owned

by the objector and his post office address and file same with the Clerk of the County of New York, and within the same time serve a copy of such verified objections upon the Corporation Counsel of The City of New York, at his office, Room 1743, 17th floor, Municipal Building, Bor-ough of Manhattan, City of New York, or if The City of New York files objections, serve upon the attorneys for the claimants a copy of such vert• fied objections. NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN

that on the 17th day of January, 1935, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard thereon, the Corporation Counsel of The City of New York will apply to Hon. Julius Miller, the Justice of the Supreme Court signing said transcript of estimate or ten-tative uecree at Special Term for the trial of condemnation proceedings in the County Court House, County of New York City of New York, to fix the time when said justice will bear the parties so objecting.

Dated, New York December 24, 1934. PAUL WINDEL§, Corporation Counsel, At-

torney for The City of New York, Office and Post Office Address, Municipal Building, Bor-ough of Manhattan, City of New York. 12,12

SUPREME COURT-SECOND DEPARTMENT

Filing Bills of Costs

SUPREME COURT-KINGS COUNTY

In the Matter of the Application of The City of New York relative to acquiring title wherever the same has not been heretofore acquired for the same purpose in fee to the lands, tenements and hereditaments required for the purpose of opening and extending VAN SINDEREN AVENUE from East New York avenue to the junction of Foster avenue and East 108th street, and of EAST 108TH STREET from Van Sinderen avenue to Stanley avenue, sub-ject to the rights, if any, of the Long Island Railroad, and excluding the right-of-way of the New York Rapid Transit Corporation, in the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE bill of costs, charges and expenses incurred by

reason of the above entitled proceeding will be presented to one of the Justices of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Second Judicial District, at a Special Term thereof, to be held in and for the County of Kings, for the hearing of motions, at the Municipal Building, in the Bor-ough of Brooklyn, City of New York, on the 24th day of January, 1935, at 10 o'clock in the fore• noon of that day, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard thereon, for taxation in accordance with the certificate of the Corporation Counsel, and that the said bill of costs, charges and ex-penses, with the certificate of the Corporation Counsel thereto attached, has been deposited in the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings, there to remain for and during the space of ten days, as required by law.

Dated, Brooklyn, New York, January 9, 1935. PAUL WINDELS, Corporation Counsel, Office

and Post Office Address, Bureau of Street Open-ings, 506 Municipal Building, Brooklyn, N. Y.

j9,19

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS ON WORK TO BE DONE FOR OR SUP-PLIES TO BE FURNISHED TO THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

The person or persons makia a bid for any service, work, materials or supplies for The City of New York or for any of its departments, bureaus or of ices, shall furnish the same in a sealed envelope, indorsed with the tit.e of the supplies, materials, work or services for which the bid is made, with his or their name or names and the date of presentation to the President or Board or to the head of the Department at his or its office, on or before the date and hour named in the advertisement for the same, at which time and place the bids will be publicly opened by the President or Board or head of said Department and read, and the award of the con. tract made according to law as soon thereafter as practicable.

Each bid shall contain the name and place of residence of the person making the same, and the names of all persons interested with him therein, and, if no other person be so interested, it shall distinctly state that fact; also that it is made without any connection with any other per-son making a bid for the same purpose, and is in all respects fair and without collusion or fraud and that no member of the Board of Aldermen, head of a department, chief of a bureau, deputy thereto, or clerk therein or other officer or em-ployee of The City of I' ew York is, shall be, or become interested, directly or indirectly, as con-tracting party, partner, stock holder, surety or otherwise in or in the performance of the con-tract, or in the supplies, work or business to which it relates, or in any portion of the profits thereof. The bid must be verified by the oath, in writing, of the party or parties making the bid that the several matters stated therein are in all respects true.

No bid will be considered unless, as a condition precedent to the reception or consideration of such bid, it be accompanied by a certified check upon one of the State or National banks or trust com-panies of the City of New York, or a check of such bank or trust company signed by a duly authorized officer thereof, drawn to the order of the Comptroller, or money or corporate stock or certificate of indebtedness of any nature issued by The City of New York, which the Comptroller shall approve as of equal value with the security required in the advertisement to the amount of not less than three nor more than five per centum of the amount of the bond reujuired, as provided in section 420 of the Greater New York Charter.

All bids for supplies must be submitted in duplicate.

The certified check or money should not be inclosed in the envelope containing the bid, but should be either inclosed in a separate envelope addressed to the head of the Department, Presi-dent or Board or submitted personally upon the presentation o! the bid.

For particulars as to the quantity or quality of the supplies, or the nature and extent of the work, reference must be made to the specifies. tions, schedules, plans, etc., on file in the said office of the President, Board or Department,

No bid shall be accepted from or contract awarded to any person who is in arrears to The City of New York upon debt or contract, or who is a defaulter as surety or otherwise upon any obligation of the City.

The contract must be bid for separately. The right is reserved in each case to reject all

bids if it is deemed to be for the interest of the City so to do.

Bidders will write out the amount of their bids in addition to inserting the same in figures.

Bidders are requested to make their bids upon the blank form prepared and furnished by the City, a copy of which, with the proper envelope in which to inclose the bid, together with a copy of the contract, including the specifications, in the form approved by the Corporation Counsel, can be obtained upon application therefor at the office of the department for which the work is to be done or the supplies are to be furnished. Plans and drawings of construction work may be seen there.

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