*8**«*««X««» Miles by ordi LONG ISLAND GAZETTEER-Continued. 3 3 Loc... B'klyn.. 69 P. V... S. H.... 71 P. V... S. H... 14 Charles E. Raynor. 380 June 17, '89 30 Ham.. Hunt 2 35 Loc.... Islip 31 Pen.. Hunt 1 4 14 Loc.. Hemp.. 1 55 Ham... B'hn. 4 LOCAL LAWS. Passed by the New Chapter 31-Amends chapter 583 of the Laws of 1888 relative to bringing actions against the city. Chapter 33-Provides for the payment of assessments for Prospect Park. Chapter 46-Amends the law relative to the collection of wages by domestic servants through legal process in justices' courts. Chapter 86-Amends chapter 583 of the Laws of 1888 in reference to the distribution of the various benevolent funds of volunteer fire departments in the city of Brooklyn and town of New Lots. Chapter 87-Makes further provision for public notices and advertisements by the city of Brooklyn. Chapter 129-Authorizes the Board of Supervisors of Kings county to borrow money to meet a deficiency in the supply account of the Board of Commissioners of Charities and Corrections. Chapter 141-Authorizes the Common Council to amend the map of the city of Brooklyn relative to the west side of Vanderbilt avenue, near Dean street. Chapter 143-Provides for the erection of an armory for the Fourteenth Regiment, National Guard, State of New York. Chapter 145-Amends the act relative to the collection of taxes, the disposition of moneys collected and the proceedings in relation to unpaid taxes in the city of Brooklyn. Chapter 172-Incorporates the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences. Chapter 190-Authorizes the Fire Commissioner to employ certain persons and rate them as district engineers; also, to make minor appointments in said department. Chapter 272-Authorizes the closing of part of the old Bushwick road or avenue. Chapter 297-Provides better facilities for public travel and traffic at and across Metropolitan avenue bridge. Chapter 307-Authorizes the Board of Estimate to fix salary of Health Commissioner at a sum not to exceed $5,000 per annum. Chapter 310-Provides for the relief of the Brooklyn City Railroad Company as lessee of the franchise and property of the Bushwick Railroad Company. Chapter 355-Makes provision for an additional day of registration in the city of Brooklyn and for correction of registry lists. Chapter 442-Authorizes the city authorities to extend and improve Manhattan avenue, and to close a portion of the same; also, to improve the portion of Ewen street. Chapter 443-Authorizes the change of certain street boundaries in the Twenty-sixth Ward. Chapter 444--Provides for the closing of North Henry street, between Nassau and Van Cott ave nues. Chapter 445-Authorizes the mortgaging and disposition of proceeds of lands devised by Bartholomew Temegnio for improvement pur poses. Chapter 446-Authorizes the city of Brooklyn to purchase lands from the United States Government for the purpose of a public market at the Wallabout and to erect a market thereon. Chapter 447-Authorizes the Board of Estimate to inquire into and adjust existing differences and deficiencies in the accounts between the County Treasurer and the Twenty-sixth Ward (late Town of New Lots). Chapter 448-Directs the County Treasurer to redeem outstanding certificates of indebtedness, issued for construction of a female prison at the Kings County Penitentiary. Chapter 450-Amends the Civil Code relative to the selection of trial jurors, and authorizes the Commissioner of Jurors to appoint jury notice servers. Chapter 452-Authorizes the Commissioner of City Works to make surveys and improvements in the Eighth Ward. Chapter 453-Amends charter relative to the investment of city funds by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund. |