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DEPARTMENT

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DOCKS AND FERRIES

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DECEMBER 31, 1909

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Department op Docks and Ferries

Pier,“A,” Battery Place, North River New York, November 17, 1910.

Hon. William J. Gaynor,

Mayor of the City of New York

Sir:—Pursuant to Section 829 of Chapter 16 of the Greater New York Charter, I have the honor to present the Annual Report of the Department of Docks and Ferries for the year ending December 31, 1909.

Very respectfully,

CALVIN TOMKINS,

Commissioner of Docks.

FRANCIS J. RYAN,

Assistant and Acting Secretary.

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CONTENTS

PAGE

List of Employees

Contracts Awarded

34

Balance Sheet, December 31, 1908

41

Bills and Claims Audited

45

Floating Plant

65

Claims in Hands of Corporation Counsel for Collection

67

Wharfage Receipts

68

Revenues and Disbursements

74

Wharf Property Occupied by City^Departments

76

Rent Roll

80

Apportionment of Expenditures

180

Wharf Property Acquired

250

Chief Engineer’s Report

269

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Allen N. Spooner Denis A. Judg Joseph W. Savage... Francis J. Ryap....

William C. Blaney.. -Charles J. Farley....

John M. Phelan.....

Charles W. Staniford Sidney W. Hoag, Jr. Charles A. Manly. .. John R. Powers.....

Peter Woolley....

John F. Ambrose. Lawrence Hanlon

Silas Strauss.......

Stephen J. Fallon...

John Healy........

Joseph Kinsler......

James F. O’Brien...

Mary E. Collins.....

Sarah J. Cooney....

Nellie Dourigan.....

Cassie Gorman......

Katharine Haenlein.

Mary Hinchey......

Annie Ingham......

Elizabeth A. Kelly..

Mary F. Kelly......

Josephine King.....

Dora Lamont.......

Anna B. McCavara.

Mary Maloney......

Jennie Martin......

Mary A. Meehan....

Mary Moore........

Margaret E. Nerie..

Lillie B. Newell.....

Helen M. O’Donnell.

Margaret Quin.....

Kate C. Smith......

Mattie B. Welde.... Josephine E. Stuart, Thomas Barrett

John Daly.........

Edward H. Farrell..

Henry Heuer.......

Samuel W. Hyde. .. William McShea. . . . George Schwenck...

Richard Burke.....

James P. Fallon. ... Thomas Heaney....

Thomas Kane......

Patrick Molloy.....

John J. O’Brien_____

William J. Pigott... Patrick Radigan....

Thomas Saidler.....

John Carey.........

James Doran.......

James Golden......

Thomas King.......

John Newman......

Patrick J. O’Brien..

Richard Cullen.....

Jacob Rable, Jr.....

Fergus M. Callan... Daniel Coleman_____

LIST OF EMPLOYEES

RESIDENCE

POSITION

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157 W. 87th st..............

636 10th st., Brooklyn........

243 W. 135th st., Manhattan.. 739 Greenwich st............

1177 3d ave.................

1334 Lexington ave..........

92 Momingside ave...........

51 Clark st., Brooklyn........

208 W. 121st st..............

162 McDonough st., Brooklyn, 355 W. 42d st...............

106 East End ave............

10 E. 130th st...............

Clifton, S. I.................

248 E. 78th st....................

509 W. 159th st..................

88 E. Broadway..................

585 Broome st....................

417    10th ave., Manhattan..........

225 W. 68th st...................

1666 2d ave......................

216 E. 77th st....................

2392 Grand Concourse, Fordham... 188 Richmond ter., St. George, S. I.

614 44th st., Brooklyn.............

464 Columbus ave.................

2C5 W. 102d st...................

564 E. 166th st...................

169 E. 128th st...................

115 W. 143d st...................

1666 2d ave.......*..............

485 12th st., Brooklyn.............

1516 Roselle st., Westchester.......

1073 Washington ave., The Bronx..

344 E. 141st st...................

419 W. 48th st...................

1516 Roselle st., Westchester.......

1129 Park ave....................

218 Carroll st., Brooklyn...........

2427 7th ave., Manhattan..........

1793 Amsterdam ave..............

419 E. 119th st...................

438 W. 52d st., Manhattan.........

138 Baltic st., Brooklyn...........

113 N. Portland ave., Brooklyn.....

113 E. 118th st., Manhattan........

640 Warren st., Brooklyn..........

43 Cheever pi., Brooklyn...........

53 Osgood ave., Stapleton..........

426 W. 48th st., Manhattan........

1351 2d ave., Manhattan...........

298 W. 138th st..................

651 Greenwich st., Manhattan......

215 Avenue C, Manhattan..........

525 W. 40th st., Manhattan........

262 1st ave., Manhattan...........

227 W. 20th st., Manhattan........

429 W. 17th st., Manhattan........

418    W. 17th st...................

259 W. 152d st...................

310 E. 39th st....................

328 E. 52d st.....................

9 Cannon st......................

222 Yarick st.....................

511 E. 82d st.....................

578 Grand st..........*...........

1319 Herkimer st., Brooklyn.......

407 W. 49th st., Manhattan........

Commissioner of Docks........

Deputy Commissioner of Docks. Secretary of the Department... Assistant Secretary of the Department..................

Secretary to the Commissioner.

Chief Clerk...................

Chief Clerk and Auditor.......

Chief Engineer....

Deputy Chief Engineer.......

Superintendent of Docks......

Assistant Superintendent of

Docks....................

Assistant Superintendent of

Docks....................

Superintendent of Ferries..... Assistant Superintendent of

Ferries...................

Cashier.....................

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John J. Conroy..........

James Dougherty........

Otto A. Frei.............

John E. Ganey..........

Thomas Francis Gallagher

Edward Hanlon.........

Joseph Joyce.............

Andrew Keyser..........

John Kinsella...........

Miles A. Laroy..........

Maurice Leahy..........

Philip J. Lynch..........

James E. McGuire.>.....

Julius Metz.............

Patrick Mitchell.........

John T. Nolan...........

Anton Olsen.............

Thomas F. Ryan.........

Denis J. Smith..........

George W. Stinemire.....

Michael A. Tomasulo.....

Abram B. Van Derzee... .

Leonard White..........

John E. Allen...........

Lewis W. Barker.........

Edward M. Beardsley.___

Abraham Braisted.......

Frank K. Braisted.......

George M. Bunce........

Morris N. Bunt........

Wm. J. Chambers........

William Cole............

' Charles H. Dentz. .......

Herman F. Denyse.......

William I. Emmens......

Chas. J. Ford............

Jervis M. Goutches.......

Sylvester C. Griffin.......

John Hammell...........

Jas. Hendrickson........

Edward King............

William H. Lockwood... .

Gordon O’Brien..........

Samuel Randolph........

Charles E. Ripley........

Geo. W. Sheeh

Thomas R. Smedley......

Joseph C. Smith.........

Edward W. Stocking.....

Joshua W. Taxter........

George Troutman........

Hilary F. Turner.........

Clarence E. Underhill.....

Thomas D. Stuyvesant.. .

William Love............

Alexander Baird.........

Edward J. Collins........

Henry J. Falkey.........

Thomas F. Halpin.......

Owen J. Hart...........

George J. Hasslacher.....

James Hodnett..........

James J. Keating........

John T. Mullins..........

William Newell..........

Frank Palle.............

John D. Roler...........

Barnet Sanders..........

Nicholas Shanley........

Alexander J. Stenhouse...

Joseph F. Higgins........

Martin McCart...........

Hugh J. Manion.........

Ralph H. Baxter.........

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48 Tompkins st., Stapleton.........

429 E. 17th st., Manhattan.........

93 3d ave., Manhattan.............

435 Washington st., Manhattan.....

128 Charles st....................

31 Prospect st., Brooklyn..........

741 Washington st., Manhattan.....

251 Woodward ave., Queens........

28 Beach st., Stapleton............

*116 St. Marys ave., Rosebank......

408    E. 54th st., Manhattan.........

457 W. 17th st...................

883 Richmond rd., Stapleton.......

481 E. Houston st., Manhattan.....

302 W. 55th st...................

210 W. 22d st., Manhattan.........

154 Hoyt st., Brooklyn............

594 Eagle ave., The Bronx.........

327 W. 13th st., Manhattan........

88 Bush ave., Mariners Harbor.....

139 Thompson st., Manhattan......

199 E. 17th st., Manhattan.........

192 Targee st., Stapleton...........

233 34th st., Brooklyn.............

93 Targee st., Stapleton............

229 34th st., Brooklyn.............

643 Prospect pi., Brooklyn.........

74 Central ave., New Brighton......

253 Jefferson ave., Richmond Hill,

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227 W. 4th st....................

227 Canal st., Stapleton............

136 Norwood ave., Clifton, S. I.....

Tompkinsville, S. I................

86 Prospect st., Stapleton, S. I.....

39 Brownell st., Stapleton, S. I.....

3005 Richmond ter., Mar. Harbor..

417 42d st., Brooklyn..............

455 Henry st., Brooklyn...........

79 Fingerboard rd., Stapleton, S. I..

355 39th st., Brooklyn.............

23 Ormond pi., Clifton.............

218 Egbert ave., W. New Brighton..

7409 3d ave., Brooklyn............

130 St. Paul ave., Tompkinsville....

331 Ovington ave., Brooklyn.......

177 Dean st., Brooklyn............

269 50th st., Brooklyn.............

Jewett ave., West Brighton, S. I....

113 E. 127th st...................

13 Slaight st., Borough of Richmond.

815 6th ave., Manhattan...........

470 E. 7th st., Brooklyn...........

Manor rd.and Egbert ave.,Richmond

2963 Briggs ave., The Bronx.......

453 Bleecker st., Brooklyn.........

409    W. 39th st., Manhattan........

224JB. 5th st.....................

501 W. 134th st., Manhattan.......

123    1st ave., Manhattan...........

3133 Broadway, Manhattan........

507 E. 88th st., Manhattan.........

152 Union pi., Highbridge..........

547 Hudson st....................

208 W. 67th st., Manhattan........

51 Monroe st., Manhattan..........

443 E. 71st st....................

226 E. 22d st., Manhattan.........

379 Grand st.....................

2019 Anthony ave., The Bronx.....

11 Manhattan st., Manhattan.......

627 Hudson st....................

124    W. 63d st....................

443 Hudson st....................

1823 Topping ave., The Bronx......

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RESIDENCE

POSITION

SALARY OR WAGES

555 W. 170th st..................

61 Jackson st.....................

8 Broome st......................

208 W. 114th st..................

218    E. 70th st....................

219    E. 74th st....................

323 W. 77th st...................

331 W. 124th st..................

1132 St. Lawrence ave., The Bronx.

432 Hopkins ave., Astoria..........

1384 Bristow st., The Bronx........

46 Ridge st......................

503 W. 59th st...................

274 S. 2d st., Brooklyn............

1736 Zerega ave., The Bronx.......

257 Lafayette st..................

941 E. 156th st...................

634 47th st., Brooklyn.............

184 E. 123d st....................

1477 Lexington ave., Manhattan....

89 Murray st.....................

191 St. Nicholas ave................

391 2d ave.......................

168 E. 98th st....................

496 Pearl st......................

46 Greenwich st., Manhattan.......

550 Broome st....................

435 Washington st................

345 E. 2.3d st.....................

221 E. 58th st....................

3 Hall pi.........................

444 W. 51st st.....................

61 S. 8th st., Brooklyn............

389 1st ave., Manhattan...........

402 W. 13th st...................

543 1st ave.......................

381 East 8th st., Manhattan........

2.43 Madison st...................

63 Charlton st....................

291 Hudson st....................

355 West st., Manhattan...........

147 Greenwich st.................

585 Broome st....................

228 E. 96th st....................

709 Amsterdam ave...............

309 E. 23d st.....................

107 W. 62d st....................

93 Audubon ave., Manhattan.......

11 Wadsworth ave................

83 Wilson st., Brooklyn............

435 W. 33d st....................

26 W. 140th st...................

2966 Decatur ave., The Bronx......

174 W. 89th st...................

Little Neck, L. I..................

1489 5th ave.....................

2666 E. 19th st., Sheepshead Bay...

1664 2d ave......................

257 W. 129th st..................

844 Freeman st.. The Bronx........

199 Monroe st., Manhattan.........

424 E. 139th st., The Bronx.......

1231 Fulton st., Brooklyn..........

1275 Bushwick ave., Brooklyn......

Maine ave., Westerleigh, S. I.......

195 Clarkson st., Brooklyn.........

36 E. 73d st.,.....................

159 Newtown ave., Long Island City.

15 W. 67th st.....................

340 71st st., Brooklyn.............

38 S. Elliott pi., Brooklyn..........

155 E. 124th st...................

265 W. 43d st., Manhattan.........

Port Richmond, S. I..............

81 Catherine st., Manhattan........

John T. Berm Ingham.....

Daniel A. Crowley.......

James C. Darby.........

James W. Dikeman, Jr...

Mark T. Hayes..........

John J. Kieman.........

John R. Lambert........

Gottlieb Lange..........

Thomas F. Lynch........

Edward A. Malmquist....

Willis A. Morton.........

Frank Moss.............

James P. Quinn.........

Charles Schultz..........

August Strittmatter......

Daniel Sullivan..........

William J. F. Sullivan....

Alexander J. Zinner......

Rebecca J. Beatty.......

Elizabeth V. Burke......

Winifred Cooper.........

Elizabeth Dickson.......

Ellen Dolan.............

Maggie E. Donohue......

Elizabeth Dougherty.....

Catherine Dunleavy......

Mary E. Dwyer..........

Mary A. Gaffney.........

Annie Gerlach...........

Mary A. Kennedy........

Clara P. Larkin..........

Anora M. Malone........

Katie L. Martin.........

Margaret Nolan..........

Mary O’Neill.............

Frances Order...........

Catherine I. Reilly.......

Mary E. Sullivan........

Annie M. Tevlin.........

Ellen J. Tracy...........

Mary J. Wolf............

Mary F. Meyer..........

Elizabeth V. Scanlon.....

Elizabeth Smith.........

Daniel Troy.............

Hubert G. Welch........

Vincent F. Amar.........

Robert F. Aram.........

William E. Bailey........

Thomas B. Boone........

Harry Brady.............

Lorenzo L. Burke........

Frank J. Butler..........

Arthur Casson...........

Charles M. Clark.........

Benjamin Cohen.........

John J. Colleton.........

Frank G. Connolly.......

Thomas F. Creegan......

Joseph A. Cronin........

Timothy F. Crowley......

Clarence M. J. Crysler.. ..

Daniel A. Cusick.........

James F. Duffy..........

William J. Fay..........

Henry C. Freeman.......

Charles F. Freidman.....

Joseph S. Furlong........

Robert Gere.............

Clarence I. Goudey.......

John A. Greegan.........

Margaret L. Guilfoyle....

Denis Hennessy...........

Lucius C. Higgins........

Patrick J. Kadian........

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POSITION

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James J. Keenan.....

Louis S. Kellogg.....

John T. Kelly.......

Mary E. Kelly.......

Edward F. Lacey.... David H. Lane......

Paul E. Lange.......

Bernard V. Levey.... James A. McGuire. . .

John McKenzie......

James A. McNamara. Joseph A. Maceda.... Thomas J. Macvey.. . Abraham MalinofL...

James A. Molloy.....

Edward Monroe.....

Daniel J. Mullaly....

Abraham Nott.......

William J. O’Connor. Thomas F. O’Rourke. Patrick O’Sullivan.. .

Rose M. Palmer.....

Ida M. Quilty.......

Sanford N. Raizen... Hannah E. Regan... .

James J. Reilly......

John T. Ross........

August Schott........

Henry W. Seabold.. .

John A. Skelly.......

Timothy J. Slattery.. Berthold Sommer.. . . Edward J. Sullivan... Grace M. Sullivan... . Michael A. Sullivan. .

James Weir.........

Henry J. Widmayer..

Max Drucker........

Bernard P. Gibney... Walter S. Graham...

James McCabe.......

John T. O'Brien.....

Thomas E. Reynolds.

Samuel Adler........

George Albrecht.....

John E. Ares........

Charles E. Bagley... .

John H. Bates.......

Thomas F. Barker. . .

Jeremiah Benson.....

Patrick J. Blake.....

Edward J. Blumfield.

Frank Bopp.........

Daniel Boyle........

William H. Brady... . Stephen Broe........

Thomas J. Burns

Joseph A. Burns.....

Charles Caldwell.....

John H. Campbell... .

William Canfield.....

Thomas Carey.......

James Carniaux......

Frank M. Casey......

Thomas L. Casey. . . .

Adolph Clachko......

Geo. H. B. Cole......

John J. Collins.......

John W. Connors. ... James F. Corcoran... Richard J. Cottrell... Cornelius Coughlin... Abram Cozine.......

248 E. 39th st....................

Castleton, S. I....................

1227 Union ave., Bronx............

1227 Union ave., The Bronx........

963 40th st., Brooklyn.............

3638 Olinville ave., Williamsbridge,

Bronx..........................

218 E. 87th st....................

145 W. 16th st., Manhattan........

1220 Lexington ave...............

78 Prometcha ave., Corona.........

183 Beechwood ave., New Brighton.

776 Henry st., Brooklyn...........

83 Madison st., Brooklyn..........

233 Madison st...................

319 W. 25th st...................

258 W. 132d st., Manhattan........

149    E. 63d st.....................

31 Avenue B, Manhattan..........

966 St. Nicholas ave...............

310 W. 29th st...................

64 Morton st.....................

1627 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn.. .

25 1st st., Yonkers................

66 Rutgers st.....................

|350 Degraw st., Brooklyn..........

422 W. 55th st., Manhattan........

194 Madison ave., Flushing, L. I.. . .

227 E. 82d st.....................

605 E. 141st. st., The Bronx........

153 W. 142d st....................

457 Court st., Brooklyn............

17 E. 97th st.....................

335 45th st., Brooklyn.............

122 New York ave., Rosebank......

329 E. 79th st....................

Astor House, New York City.......

451 E. 84th st....................

Neal Dow ave., Westerleigh, S. I....

318 E. 163d st....................

539 W. 155th st..................

4293 Park ave....................

28 Henderson ave., New Brighton.... 444 W. 43d st....................

70    Goerck st., Manhattan..........

20 14th st., Brooklyn..............

71    St. Pauls ave., Tompkinsville, S. I.

472 Lenox ave., Manhattan........

471 36th st., Brooklyn.............

355 W. 22d st....................

270 Union st., Brooklyn...........

Rosebank, S. I...................

180 Beard st., Brooklyn...........

98 Eckford st., Brooklyn...........

244 57th st., Brooklyn.............

726 Hicks st., Brooklyn............

15 Tompkins ave., Tompkinsville,

S. I............................

109 E. 101st st...................

326 E. 31st st....................

179 E. 93d st.....................

1534 2d ave......................

182 Sackett st., Brooklyn..........

150    So. 1st st., Brooklyn...........

282 Jay st., Brooklyn..............

58 Sands st., Brooklyn............

332 37th st., Brooklyn.............

188    E. 75th st....................

5 Spencer Court..................

132 Gold st., Brooklyn.............

1466 Amsterdam ave..............

189    Harrison st., Brooklyn.........

409 E. 135th st...................

15 James slip.....................

41 Columbus ave., Mariners’ Harbor

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John G. Cully...........

John Cushman...........

John F. Dalton..........

William J. Decker........

Wm. Delaney...........

Walter Dickie...........

John F. Donnelly........

Patrick J. Donovan......

Timothy Donovan.......

William Doyle...........

Edward F. Duffy.......

James J. Dunne.........

Henry Ewald............

Patrick J. Farrell........

Joseph Fellini...........

John Fence, Jr..........

Joseph H. Fitzgerald.....

Patrick Fitzgerald.......

William: F. Fox.........

Samuel D. H. Frame.....

Daniel G. Fritz..........

Robert Gilbert...........

August Gildemeister......

Charles R. Goetches......

Thomas V. Golden........

John H. Grantham.......

William H. Grove........

William J. Hamilton.....

John Hanratty..........

Daniel Hare.............

Frank Harvey...........

Joseph H. Hayden.......

John J. Hayes...........

James F. Herrold........

Joseph M. Holland.......

Edward Hosey..........

George T. Howard.......

Edward J. Hunter......

Henry Jacob............

Robert Johnston.........

Michael J. Judge.........

Charles Klein, No. 1.....

Charles Klein, No. 2.....

Thomas J. Kiernan.......

Charles J. Kullman.......

John Lacey.............

Jacob Landusky ........

John B. Laroy..........

James J. Laverty.......

Frank S. Lawler........

Joseph Le Febvre........

George J. Lewis..........

Henry John Lussen .....

Patrick McCauley........

Frank McCarthy.........

Dan’l J. McCourt........

Harry F. McCoy.........

Edward McDonald.......

Thomas McDonald.......

Patrick McDonough.....

Frank J. McE. Larney. . .

Bartholomew McGee.....

John McGee.............

Peter P. McGreal........

Daniel J. McHenry.......

James J. McKay, Jr.....

Harry J. McKillop.......

Denis A. McManus.......

Timothy Madden........

Edward J. Mahoney.....

John P. Malone..........

Samuel Mars............

John A. Martin..........

Theodore Martineau.....

John H. Martino........

661 10th ave.................

731 Washington st., Manhattan 679 Greenwich st., Manhattan..

268 Henry st., Manhattan......

3 Tyson st., New Brighton.....

10 Sylvan Terrace, Manhattan..

125 Atlantic av 51 Monroe st.,

669 11th ave., Manhattan..........

327 E. 33d st.....................

816 6th st., New York City.........

64 Osgood ave., Stapleton..........

Warren st., Stapleton..............

226 W. 16th st., Manhattan........

215 Thompson st.................

27 Thompson st., Stapleton........

1483 Amsterdam ave..............

66 West ave., Long Island City.....

253 45th st., Brooklyn.............

42 Oakland st., Brooklyn..........

2 Warren st., Stapleton............

1 Jackson st., Stapleton.....* ..... .

456 41st st., Brooklyn.............

417 42d st., Brooklyn..............

1260 2d ave., Manhattan...........

31    Harrison ave., Port Richmond. . . 237 E. 6th st., New York City.. . . . .

20 Chambers st., Manhattan........

93 Monroe ave., Tompkinsville......

113 Boerum pi., Brooklyn..........

2051 3d ave......................

510 W. 50th st....................

445 Elton st., Brooklyn............

229 W. 66th st...................

215 E. 40th st., Manhattan.........

50 Dominick st............'.......

406 E. 153d st....................

128 Greenwich st.................

790 11th ave., Manhattan..........

336 Myrtle ave., Brooklyn..........

1157 3d ave......................

1183 Herkimer st., Brooklyn......

Stapleton, S. I....................

190 1st ave., N. B................

37    Jersey st., New Brighton, S. I... .

1446 Avenue A................. . .

313 E. 93d st.....................

83 St. Marys ave., Rosebank.......

91 Eagle st., Brooklyn.............

128 Pioneer st., Brooklyn..........

437 E. 145th st...................

17 Wall st., Rosebank.............

2069 2d ave......................

57 West st., Manhattan............

434 W. 49th st., Manhattan........

42 Hicks st., Brooklyn.............

79th st., Manhattan.........

23 W. 60th st., Manhattan.........

344 Steinway ave., Queens.........

417 W. 41st st., Manhattan........

54 McKeon st., Stapleton, S. I......

32    4th pi., Brooklyn...............

41 St. Paul ave., Tompkinsville.....

1048 2d ave., Brooklyn............

434 Pleasant ave., Manhattan.....

99 Java st., Brooklyn..............

189 Russell st., Brooklyn..........

365 Hicks st., Brooklyn............

820 Greenwich st., Manhattan......

25 5th ave., New Brighton, S. I.....

38    Washington st., Manhattan......

429 W. 30th st., Mahnattan........

927 Franklin ave., Brooklyn........

101 Jersey st., New Brighton, S. I. . 221 W. 15th st., Manhattan........

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Vincenzo Mecca...

Peter Merli......

Charles E. Merrell

James H. Merrell

John S. Mitchell.........

Thomas Mitchell........

George Morrissey........

James .1. Mulligan........

Thomas F. Murphy......

William Murphy.........

Louis Nebel.............

August Nebgen..........

James Nichols...........

Daniel F. O’Loughlin.....

Harry A. Oak.......

John T. O’Brien.........

Thomas O'Brien.........

Robert Nott, Jr..........

Jeremiah J. Reardon William F. Reardon

Emil Reutter.......

John H. Riechel.. . .

Austin Rivers.....

John H. Rogers. . . .

John J. Rohan......

George Roop Thomas J. R Edward J. Ryan.. .

James Scott......

Daniel Senese.....

Daniel Shea.......

Edward Sheehan... Thomas Shinnick. .

Geo. D. Siegelbaum

Charles Smith.....

James Smith......

Thomas Smith.....

Alfred Sq

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John Staats.......

Frank J. Stevens... Dennis Sullivan... . William J. Sullivan James H. Sweeney. Michael J. Sweeney Richard Sweeney. .

Richard H. Taylor Geo. F. Teator... .

Richard Walton. .

John Ward.......

Edward Weeks.. .

Daniel J. Wigmore Joseph C. Willi

Alfred B. Wilson.........

Henry Wintermeyer......

Thomas P. Wood........

Peter Gilligan...........

Erick T. Christensen.....

James Green............

G under Gundersen.......

Edward Hickman........

Bernard J. Keegan.......

Napoleon B. La Mountain.

Stanley Murphy.........

Frank Meier.............

Robert S. Russell........

David M. Tullock........

Thomas E. Walsh........

John F. Ahearn..........

Frank M. Falvey.........

William M. Falvey.......

Patrick Griffen..........

John R. Leary...........

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125 Thompson st.................

37 Cherry st......................

1561    Richmond ter., Mariner’s Harbor............................

1562    Richmond ter., Mariner’s Harbor............................

407    W. 50th st...................

229    Broad st., Stapleton...........

992 4th ave., Brooklyn............

524 Lin wood st., Brooklyn.........

403 W. 51st st., Manhattan........

72 Monroe ave., Tompkinsville, S. I. 314 Richmond rd., Stapleton, S. I....

428 W. 54th st....................

7 Cliff st., Fort Wadsworth, S. I.. . .

47 Woodhull st., Brooklyn.........

185 E. 80th st....................

548 E. 134th st., The Bronx........

12    5th ave., New Brighton.........

166 8th st., Brooklyn..............

6 York ave., New Brighton, S. I... .

417 60th st., Brooklyn.............

204 W. 64th st....................

31 Canal st., Stapleton, S. I........

1170 New York ave., Rosebank, S. I.

409 W. 127 th st..................

249 Clinton st., Manhattan........

34 Morton st., Manhattan..........

423 Hart st., Brooklyn............

517 2d st., College Point...........

28 Beach st., Stapleton, S. I........

20 Catharine Slip, Manhattan.......

165 Lexington ave., Manhattan. . . .

486 3d st., Brooklyn...............

226 E. 85th st....................

230    E. 80th st....................

158 Simonson st., Mariner’s Harbor. 521 Vanderbilt ave., Stapleton, S. I..

512 E. 80th st....................

314 Richmond ave., Pt. Richmond;. 1185 New York ave., Rosebank, S. I.

26 Madison st.. Manhattan.........

169 E. 102d st....................

184 Nelson st., Brooklyn...........

323 4th st., Brooklyn..............

57 Fulton st., Brooklyn............

258 Pennsylvania ave., Rosebank,

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247 Bay st., Stapleton, S. I........

233 Willis ave., The Bronx.........

408    W. 56th st., Manhattan........

13    Little W. 12th st...............

229 Lee ave., Brooklyn............

15 2d pi., Brooklyn...............

26 Rose st., Manhattan............

449 7th ave., Brooklyn............

123 Broad st., Stapleton, S. I.......

2 W. 134th st., Manhattan.........

531 W. 152d st....................

566 46th st., Brooklyn.............

45 Cooper st., Astoria. . . .'.........

5212 6th ave., Brooklyn...........

181 Essex st., Brooklyn............

22    Fort Greene pi., Brooklyn.......

103 Pioneer st., Brooklyn..........

24 Tompkins st., Stapleton, S. I.. . .

23    E. 135th st....................

1731 Avenue A, Manhattan........

122 W. 94th st...................

238 E. 14th st....................

69 Jackson st., Manhattan.........

47 E. Houston st., Manhattan......

62 E. Houston st., Manhattan......

177 10th ave., Manhattan..........

461 39th st., Brooklyn.............

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RESIDENCE

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SALARY OR WAGES

Bartholomew McSherry...

James Weaver...........

Thomas F. A. Winfield. . .

Peter Abbott...........

Daniel Ahern............

Thomas Ahem...........

Thomas J. Ahearn.......

Patrick Ahearn.......

Frederick Akerstrom.....

Anders Andersen........

Edward F. Anderson.....

James A. Anderson.......

Peter O. Anderson.......

Theodore Baade.........

John A. Beck............

Thomas Beirne..........

Jacob Benz.............

Cornelius A. Bergen.......

John Beyer.............

Thomas Black...........

Peter Borgeson..........

Edward F. Brady........

James Brady............

Patrick Brady...........

John Brennan...........

Cornelius J. Britt........

Harry Bronson..........

George H. Brower........

Geo. Brown.............

Henry Brown...........

Richard Butler..........

John J. Byrne...........

Peter J. Byrne...........

Thomas J. Cahill.........

John Callahan...........

John Campbell..........

Patrick Canty...........

Michael Carlos...........

James Carren............

Terence F. Carroll........

Wm. H. Carroll..........

Jonas O. Choi and........

Maurice Christal.........

Michael Chrystal.........

Albert Clabes............

John Coffey.............

Cornelius Coleman......

James A. Coleman.......

John H. Collins..........

Matthew Cooney.........

Thomas F. Conway......

Patrick J. Conway.......

Terence Cumiskey........

James Cumiskey.........

Daniel Currie............

John P. Daley...........

John Daniels............

John O. Danielsson.......

Harry S. Dearie.........

William Deitz...........

Frederick Derouin.......

John De Temple.........

Aaron DeWitt...........

Peter Donohue..........

Patrick Donovan........

Louis Dossik............

Henry Doyle............

Joseph Doyle............

John Driscoll............

Thomas Dunne..........

Peter Duprey............

Thomas Early........ . . .

Victor F. Erickson.......

Louis Fabur.............

149 Willis ave., The Bronx.........

397 1st ave., Manhattan...........

228 E. 118th st., Manhattan........

189 Avenue C....................

Cherry st.....................

61    Jackson st.....................

331 Madison st.,..................

261 Division Ave., Brooklyn........

2285 7th ave......................

56 Van Brunt st.,-Brooklyn........

228 E. 114th st...................

228 E. 114th st...................

103 E. 104th st...................

523 E. 147th st., The Bronx........

322 Bowery......................

797 E. 156th st., The Bronx........

727 10th ave., Manhattan..........

245 Grand View ave., Mariners’

Harbor........................

501 W. 51st st....................

526 W. 174th st..................

1410 Prospect ave., The Bronx.....

Cottage Row, Kingsbridge.........

500 W. 49th st...................

290 E. 7th st.....................

242 W. 10th st...................

101 Bedford ave., Brooklyn........

198 Nagle ave., The Bronx.........

112 S. 8th st., Brooklyn...........

83    Luqueer st., Brooklyn..........

282 W. 117th st..................

Stapleton, S. I....................

416 W. 35th st...................

443 W. 33d st....................

55    Lyman avfe., Rosebank, S. I.....

93 10th ave......................

698 6th ave., Brooklyn............

Flushing, L. I....................

489 E. 176th st., The Bronx........

472 E. 10th st....................

103 W. 98th st...................

48 Convent ave., Manhattan........

666 47th st., Brooklyn.............

428    E. 66th st....................

138 Christopher st................

505 W. 47th st...................

436 9th ave......................

84    Amsterdam ave................

403 W. 57th st...................

6 Amsterdam ave.................

500 W. 133d st...................

227 W. 142d st...................

509 W. 54th st...................

1907 2d ave......................

1907 2d ave......................

45 E. 134th st....................

1706 Amsterdam ave..............

35 Schaffer st., Brooklyn...........

1160 39th st., Brooklyn............

2110 Amsterd

924 Kelley st., The Bronx....

158 Waverly pi., Manhattan..

492 E. 134th st., The Bronx..

56    West st.................

135 E. 119th st.............

429    W. 42d st..............

733 Prospect ave., The Bronx

195 29th st., Brooklyn.......

286 W. Houston st..........

76 Canal st.................

435 W. 33d st..............

62    W. 100th st.............

650 10th ave...............

1261 Park ave..............

356 W. 52d st..............

466

am ave

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hr., $0 43f hour, 43J hour, 431 hour, 43 J hour, 43f hour, 43J hour, 43f hour, 43| hour, 43f hour, 43f hour, 431 hour, 431 hour, 431 hour, 431 hour, 431 hour, 431 hour, 431

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NAME

RESIDENCE

POSITION

SALARY OR WAGES

James Fagan............

Peter Fassig.............

John Thomas Fay........

Thomas J. Finnen........

John Finnerty...........

Michael Finnerty........

Matthew J. Fitzgerald.... William Fitzgerald (No. 2)

John Fitzpatrick.........

Louis Flecker............

Edward Flynn...........

Joseph A. Flynn.........

Patrick Flynn...........

William Forbes..........

Patrick Gately...........

Thomas Gill.............

John T. Gilligan.........

Jas. Gordon.............

Thomas F. Gorman......

Thomas Graham.........

John Green.............

John J. Grantham.......

Charles Hagan...........

Cornelius Hagan.........

John W. Hanna.........

Joseph J. Harmon.......

Michael Harrigan........

Charles Hart............

William Hart............

Thomas Hartin..........

John Hatton...........

Michael Hennessey.......

Henry Henriksen........

Matthew Hetzel.........

Alfred Hines............

Henry G. Hohl..........

John Hofgren...........

Timothy Howard........

Jacob Hufnagel..........

John Hughes............

Oscar Jacobson..........

William Jacobson........

John Jones..............

Anton Jahoda...........

Charles Johnson.........

John R. Johnson.........

Peter Johnson...........

William Jordan (No. 1)... William Jordan (No. 2)...

Charles Just.............

William C. Kaberich.....

Lawrence Kately........

Michael G. Keating......

Martin Kehoe...........

George Kelly............

John Kelly..............

Thomas J. Kelly.........

Hill F. Kennedy.........

Michael J. Kennedy......

William Kennedy........

Thomas Kenny..........

Albert G. Kenefick.......

Wm. J. Kerrigan.........

James Kiernan..........

Michael Kiernan.........

Patrick J. Kiernan.......

Thomas Kilcarr..........

Daniel J. Kinsley........

Jacob Klami............

Julius J. Klaveness.......

Charles M. Knudsen......

Ole Knudsen............

Thomas Lafferty.........

John Lahey.............

Thomas Lahey..........

146 Wythe ave., Brooklyn

400 E. 82d st............

62 John st..............

428 W. 48th st..........

61 3d st., L. I. C.........

724 10th

474 W. 146th st..................

720 E. 225th st., The Bronx........

84 Ridge st......................

21 Stagg st., Brooklyn.............

27    Manhattan st..................

535 W. 49th st...................

235 W. 67th st...................

188th st., and Amsterdam ave......

2556 8th ave., Manhattan..........

346 E. 44th st....................

349 W. Houston st................

28    Taylor st., W. New Brighton. . . .

418 W. 42d st....................

164    Christopher st................

1304 Intervale ave. The Bronx.....

Port Richmond, S. I..............

393 E. 121st st., Manhattan........

221 E. 101st st...................

688 10th ave.....................

343    E. 138th st...................

328 E. 93d st.....................

597 Hudson st....................

605 W. 45th st...................

163 W. 102d st...................

345 E. 37th st....................

2795 8th ave., Manhattan..........

2330 Aqueduct ave., The Bronx.. . .'

2777 8th ave., Manhattan..........

446 W. 58th st...................

1244 Greene ave., Brooklyn........

9 Linden st., New Brighton........

46 Marcy ave., Brooklyn...........

1773 Amsterdam ave..............

200 W. 68th st...................

421 52d st., Brooklyn..............

321 Crimmins ave., The Bronx......

242 E. 123d st....................

Astoria, L. I.....................

2779 8th ave.....................

120 2d st., Brooklyn...............

521 W. 39th st...................

165    St. Nicholas ave...............

831 Jennings st., The Bronx........

513 W. 47th st...................

274 W. 143d st...................

39 Jane st........................

909 6th ave......................

761 2d ave.......................

171 W. 98th st...................

454 W. 53d st....................

107 Leroy st., Manhattan..........

78 Christopher st., Manhattan......

80 Meserole ave., Brooklyn.........

344    Madison st., New York City.. . .

565 2d ave.......................

664 Driggs ave., Brooklyn..........

807 Columbus ave.................

205    Kent st., Brooklyn............

206    W. 146th st., Manhattan.......

235 W. 148th st........

107 Charlton st.........

715 9th ave., Manhattan 635 47th st., Brooklyn. . .

1260 Nelson ave., The Br 15 Beach pi., Brooklyn 187 29th st., Brooklyn.

250 E. 101st st.......

444 49th st., Brooklyn.

448 W. 38th st.......

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hr., $0 43J hour, 43i hour, 431 hour, 431 hour, 43i hour, 43^; hour, 43i: hour, 43i hour, 43i hour, 43i hour, 43; hour, 43; hour, 43; hour, 43i r hour, 43i hour, 43J hour, 43; hour, 43i • hour, 43i r hour, 43J hour, 43i hour, 43i; hour, 43i hour, 43j hour, 43; hour, 43J hour, 43i; hour, 43: hour, 43i r hour, 43i hour, 43; hour, 43; hour, 431: hour, 43; hour, 43; hour, 43; hour, 43; hour, 43; hour, 43; hour, 43J hour, 43i hour, 43;: hour, 43' hour, 43* hour, 43; hour, 43i hour, 43' hour, 43 hour, 43i hour, 43i hour, 43' hour, 43 hour, 43;: hour, 43f hour, 43f hour, 431 hour, 431 hour, 431 hour, 431 hour, 431 hour, 43f hour, 43| hour, 431 hour, 431 hour, 431 hour, 431 hour, 431 hour, 43| hour, 431 hour, 431 hour, 431 hour, 431 hour, 431 hour, 431 hour, 431

RESIDENCE

RESIDENCE

Revences and Expenditures.

Ferry, F 

RENT-ROLL or

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Linear feet.

Between Horatio and Gansevoort Streets, North Rive

Harlem River.

January 28th-May 15th.—Concrete backing for granit

FLOATING PROPERTY.

Under B. 0. 7820 the Department force constructed

Between Ouyon and Wiman Avenues:

Linear feet.

J.X.43

NAME

RESIDENCE

82 Charles st.....................

336 Pearl st., Manhattan...........

Aqueduct ave. and 181st st., Bronx. .

465 W. 46th st...................

21 Morton st.....................

98 Enfield st., Brooklyn...........

98 Enfield st., Brooklyn...........

350 W. 42d st....................

706 9th ave......................

213 E. 84th st....................

760 11th ave.....................

444 W. 54th st...................

553 W. 53d st., N. Y. City.........

619 E. 140th st...................

504 W. 48th st...................

102 Avenue D....................

1756 Hancock st., St. James, Park

L. I

728 E. 142d st...............

522 10th ave................

761 Manhattan ave., Brooklyn 463 W. 42d st...............

759    10th ave., N. Y. City.....

101 Warren st., Stapleton, S. I 412 W. 42d st...............

760    11th ave................

117 W. 15th st..............

328 E. 77th st...............

621 9th ave.................

731 Greenwich st............

322 W. 49th st..............

341 E. 122d st...............

228 E. 43d st................

432 W. 51st st...............

304 W. 11th st..............

465 W. 163d st..............

4338 Park ave., The Bronx....

428 Pleasant ave., N. Y. City.

419 Brook ave., The Bronx...,

441 Pleasant ave.............

430 Pleasant ave.............

183 W. 63d st...............

507 10th ave................

201    W. 146th st., Manhattan..

421 W. 38th at..............

West New Brighton..........

439 E. 14th st...............

590 Amsterdam ave..........

W. 49th st.............

417 W. 18th st.............

437 W. 50th st...........

343 E. 122d st..............

1712 Amsterdam ave........

59 Mangin st...............

202    E. 19th st..............

113 E. 102d st..............

85 Myrtle ave., Brooklyn. ...

133 W. 66th st.............

357 W. 16th st.............

428 36th st., Brooklyn.......

664 47th st., Brooklyn.......

645 2d ave.................

1516 Rosell st., The Bronx...

416 Hooper st., Brooklyn....

167 Clinton st., Manhattan...

322 Kingsbridge rd., The Bronx____

637 45th st., Brooklyn.......

324 E. 19th st..............

128 Varick st...............

1742 Amsterdam ave........

274 Nassau ave., Brooklyn...

85 Greenpoint ave., Brooklyn 537 Clinton st., Brooklyn....

396 E. 10th st..............

514 E. 15th st..............

POSITION

Richard Lancer..........

Wm. M. Larkey.........

Hans Larsen............

Emil Lauterberg.........

Edward K. Lawrence.....

Henry Lerch, Jr.........

Henry Lerch, Sr.........

John Lieberman.........

David H. Link..........

Joseph Lockwood........

George Link.............

John H. Link.............

William Link............

John Linstrom...........

Joseph M. Locher........

John Love (No. 1).......

John J. Love............

Robert McCafferty.......

James McCafferty........

Michael McCallan........

Thomas McCann.........

James J. McCarthy.......

Joseph A. McClellan......

Angus McDonald........

John McDonald..........

Thomas F. McDonald....

Charles McElroy.........

Chas. W. McGill.........

Andrew McGinley........

Frank J. McGrath........

John J. McGuire.........

John McHugh...........

Patrick McHugh.........

John E. McIntyre........

Peter Mclver............

John A. McKinley......

Daniel A. McKinney.....

John J. McLaughlin......

William G. McLaughlin...

Daniel McLeod..........

Neil McLeod............

Joseph G. McManus......

Thomas McNally.........

Patrick J. McNulty......

William McVey..........

Daniel Maguire..........

Michael Mahoney........

Martin Manning.........

Geo. V. Marion..........

Anthony J. Mascher......

Walter A. Matts.........

Patrick May.............

Louis J. Miller...........

John J. Mooney..........

James Mulgrew..........

John Mulhern............

James Murray...........

John Murray............

Emil A. Nelson..........

Julius Nelson............

Wilson L. Newbegin......

Alfred C. Newell.........

Joseph H. Nolan.........

John Norbeck...........

Robert J. Oakley........

James Oakley...........

Daniel O’Brien..........

Thomas O’Brien.........

Charles O’Hara..........

Thomas H. Ohrt.........

Isaac Olsen.............

Jonas Olsen.............

Thomas O’Neill.........

William H. O’Neill.......

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NAME

RESIDENCE

POSITION

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William F. Owens. Merwin J. Page.... Edward Parker.... William Perchback. Charles A. Pearson. Albert B. Peters... Andrew Peterson..

Charles Peterson.........

Peter Peterson...........

Christopher E. Pettit.....

Thomas Purdy, Jr.......

Eugene Quinn........

John J. Quinn...........

Michael J. Quirk.........

James Radinsky.........

John P. Regan..........

John Reeves............

Patrick Regan...........

Patrick A. Reid..........

Michael F. Reilly........

Charles Reynolds........

George Ricker...........

John J. Rodgers.........

Louis Rose..............

Alexander Ross.........

Thomas P. Rutledge.....

John J. Ryan...........

Richard F. Ryan........

William Ryan (No. 1)... .

Edward Schwacke.......

Thomas Scanlan.........

Peter Severinson.........

John E. Sharp...........

Patrick Sherry...........

Timothy F. Shine........

Jacob Simermeyer.......

Alexander Sinclair.......

Albert Sipila............

Patrick Skelly...........

Patrick Skully...........

Charles W. Smith........

Frank A. Smith..........

James J. Smith..........

Philip Spielman, Jr.......

Edward Stack...........

Frank J. Starr...........

Frederick Stickler........

Christoff H. Stockmeyer..

Thomas Sullivan.........

Ash Sunderlin...........

John W. Swackhamer....

Geo. M. Sykes...........

James Sweeney......

Edwin O. Taylor.........

Matthew Tevlin..........

John G. Thompson.......

Peter Thompson.........

Theodore Tolfsen........

Frederick Trojan.........

Harmer H. Van Cott......

John Volk.........

Stephen Voysey. ... Robert A. Wall...

Martin Walsh......

Thomas Walsh.

Patrick J. Ward.,... William Webber.....

John Wilson.......

John W. Wilson....

William Wilson ... Edward Abeel.......

Gerard Bancker..,,. Walter O. Bollas,.. . Thomas E. Booth...

820 10th ave.....................

350 E. 18th st....................

470 W. 23d st...................

269 Marion st., Brooklyn...........

324 E. 123d st....................

505 E. Houston st................

140 Brighton ave., New Brighton,

S. I...........................

Corona, L. I......................

14 Manhattan pi..................

Carver st., Queens................

2329 Newbold ave., Westchester....

501 W. 56th st., Manhattan........

857 8th ave......................

167 E. 116th st...................

44^ Morton st....................

512 W. 46th st...................

44 Bethune st....................

171 E. 111th st...................

239 12th st., Brooklyn.............

655 E. 16th st....................

109 Java st., Brooklyn.............

148 N. 8th st., Brooklyn...........

1825 2d ave......................

437 W. 53d st....................

253 Kosciusko st., Brooklyn.......

246 Avenue A....................

122 Charlton st..................

507 W. 56th st., New York........

266 W. 154th st..................

349 Hudson st....................

65 Macdougal st..................

93 Nelson st., Brooklyn............

641 11th ave.....................

318 E. 33d st.....................

313 E. 78th st....................

561 W. 54th st...................

354 W. 56th st...................

249 E. 122d st....................

14 Commerce st...................

79 9th st., Long Island City........

1444 Boston rd., The Bronx........

124 33d st., Brooklyn..............

536    E. 135th st...................

2087 Amsterdam ave..............

204 W. 67th st.....•..............

Jamaica, L. I.....................

133 Lewis st......................

97 Taylor st., West New Brighton....

818 E. 6th st.....................

268 W. 134th st..................

258 W. 65th st...................

4349 Broadway...................

627 Columbus ave.................

515 W. 47th st...................

230 E. 45th st....................

930 Crescent st., Astoria...........

91 Luquer st., Brooklyn...........

Demarest ave., West New Brighton.

341 W. 38th st...................

1839 Holland ave., The Bronx......

599 E. 139th st...................

509 Hicks st., Brooklyn............

Warren st., Stapleton, S. I..........

2332 Belmont ave., The Bronx.....

237 Union st., Brooklyn...........

Rosebank. S. I...................

1770 Amsterdam ave..............

511 W. 59th st...................

537    E. 85th st...................

482 E. 134th st...................

1006 Bergen st., Brooklyn..........

339 W. 23d st....................

73 Conselyea st., Brooklyn.........

Vanderbilt Hotel, E. 42d st........

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NAME

RESIDENCE

POSITION

SALARY OR WAGES

James Casey............

John J. Cauldwell........

Richard Cleary..........

James H. Daly..........

John J. Donohue.........

Henry C. Dunham........

James J. Fleming........

Charles H. Greenfield.....

L. Hitch Harrison........

Victor Heimberger.......

Patrick Hennessey.......

Richard H. Lee..........

Patrick H. Lydon.......

Edward McCrimlisk......

James McMahon.........

James T. Murray........

Lawrence W. O’Connor.. .

Wi lliam H Rockwell.....

George E. Rodgers.......

Joseph D. Vail..________....

Thomas Burns...........

John Cooney............

Michael Dalton..........

Thomas

John Dwyer.....

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Matthew J. Garry...

John E. Graham.....

John J. Halley.......

James Henry.......

George Honecker.. . .

James B. Julian.....

Daniel L. Kelly......

James A. Kelly......

Thomas F. Kennedy, Thomas J. Kilimet.. . Thomas H. Magee... Francis D. Maher... , Thomas F. Nolan...,

John T. O’Hara......

Thomas J. O’Rourke

John Persich........

John Pryor..........

James Riechel.......

Vincent J. Smith.....

John Walsh.........

Duncan White.......

Alexander M. Goge..

Robert M. Kid.....

Hugh F. McLaughlin Emil A Nordstrom.

1253 Franklin ave., The Bronx, 154 Clarkson st.. Brooklyn.

191 N. 4th st., Brooklyn.......

308 E. 18th st................

307 Columbus ave.............

Flushing, L. I................

229 E. 12th st................

51 E. 129th st................

198 Hudson st................

120 W. 117th st..............

213 E. 21st st................

326 E. 18th st................

439 E. 141st st., The Bronx... .

1 Cannon st..................

198 E. 76th st................

359 W. 22d st., Manhattan.....

982 Sterling pi., Brooklyn......

43 E. SOth st.................

96 Melton st., Brooklyn........

57 Madison st., Manhattan.....

26 Powers st., Brooklyn.......

154 W. 68th st...............

Tompkinsville, S. I............

341 E. 79th st., Manhattan.....

314 E. 70th st., Manhattan.....

1450 2d ave..................

92 Gordon st., Stapleton.......

344 E. 29th st., Manhattan.....

438 W. 49th st., Manhattan....

734 3d ave...................

502J W. 20th st., Manhattan... 965 DeKalb ave., Brooklyn. ...

229 E. 40th st................

181 High st., Brooklyn........

Flushing, L. I................

485 3d ave., Brooklyn.........

35 Christopher st.............

144 E. 32d st.................

427 E. 69th st., Manhattan.....

160 Hoyt st., Brooklyn........

247 Adams st., Brooklyn.......

160 Wolcott st., Brooklyn......

559 W. 42d st., Manhattan.....

326 E. 25th st................

Stapleton, S. I................

102 E. 121st st...............

549 W. 48th st...........

73 Jackson st., Manhattan,

926 Madison ave..........

Arrochar, S. I............

153 W. 97th st...........

517 W. 160th st..........

John P. Clarke..........

Joseph Gaffney..........

Samuel Geduld..........

Edmund D. Johnstone....

John W. Grolz...........

Louis Koenig............

Abraham Laredo.........

Alfred R. Loweth......

Joseph A. Meehan,.......

Herman A. Ruge,.........

Romeo T. Betts. . ....... .

William F. Brendlin... . . . John J. Brice.. . ..... .... .

Elias Cahn..............

Hiram C. Calkins........

William H. Cherry. . ..... Frederick R. W. Cleverdon

William C. Crosby,.......

William J. Crowley.......

William T. Doran........

John A. Duntze........

John J. Finn..____.......

723 Union ave., Bronx.........

147 E. 97th st................

227 E. 5th st................

Castleton Corners, S. I........

4 W. 104th st...............

784 Macon st., Brooklyn.......

218 W. 141st st..................

1005 E. 181st st. & Boston rd.

201 E. 68th st...............

8 E. 85th st.................

191 Halsey st., Brooklyn......

116 W. 109th st., Manhattan.. 165 E. 80th st., Manhattan.....

HE. 98th st., Manhattan......

53 Horatio st., Manhattan.....

1049 Park ave., Manhattan.. ... 2207 Andrews ave., The Bronx, 417 W. 120th st., Manhattan..,

410 E. 142d st...............

498 W. 159th st.............

7 W. 108th st., Manhattan.... 508 W. 60th st., Manhattan...

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Philip Guise.............

Charles H. Hall..........

Edward P. Herrmann.. ..

Henry Irving............

William G. Johnson......

Traugott F. Keller.......

William Lansing, Jr......

Melchior Lenke..........

Herman A. Martens......

Stephen E. Meagher......

Samuel A. Moore........

John P. Nordstrom.......

Francis J. T. O’Keefe.....

Joel J. Pemoff...........

Max Raymond..........

Isaac J. Stander.........

John M. Stewart.....

Charles E. Trout.........

Abraham D. Wegman.. . .

Robert A. Wimmer.......

Charles B. Wintersteen.. .

Charles N. Boylan.......

Morgan M. Brown........

William D. Bush.........

Emmett G. Charlton.....

George Claffy............

Edgar W. Ellis..........

James Gallagher.........

Clifford S. Hawkins......

John A. Howard.........

Archibald Jeffrey........

Bernard J. Jennings......

William J. Johnston......

James J. Landers........

William Lewis...........

Thomas McCall..........

Edward McMahon.......

Joseph Mason...........

John L. Moran..........

Lawrence F. Oliver.......

John O’Neil.............

Philip J. O’Reilly........

Richard N. Pickering.....

Charles M. Prior.........

John C. Reid............

John R. Safford..........

James Smith............

Clement A. Somner......

Christopher W. Sorensen..

Francis J. Steele.........

Theodore S. F. Stolting...

Ingvald Tonning.........

Wilford S. Van Aken.....

James Watt.............

Jonathan A. Wilson......

Lawrence J. Halloran.....

Joseph J. Madden........

Frank J. Maher......

Patrick J. O’Brien. ..

James J. Ryder......

Michael Sheehan.....

Albert T. Wagner....

John M. Andrew.....

Richard W. C. Aiken.

Edward Baker.......

Michael C. Banning..

Michael Boylan......

Albert J. Campbell... George G. Carroll....

Peter Cassidy........

William F. Cronin....

John Davis..........

Wm. P. Delaney.....

Jonn R. Fairbanks...

257 Flatbush ave., Brooklyn.......

325 Decatur st., Brooklyn..........

58 E. 124th st....................

443 W. 151st st., Manhattan.......

599 MacDonough st., Brooklyn.....

1561 E. 12th st., Brooklyn.........

311 W. 97th st., Manhattan........

19 E. 98th st., Manhattan..........

522 W. 156th st., Manhattan.......

642 W. 138th st., Manhattan.......

11 Wadsworth ave., Manhattan.....

547 W. 147th st., Manhattan.......

200 E. 69th st., Manhattan.........

1385 Stebbins ave., The Bronx.....

7 E. 98th st., Manhattan...........

1130 Union ave., The Bronx........

109 W. 48th st., Manhattan........

93 Waters ave., West New Brighton.

514 W. 176th st., Manhattan.......

1072 Park ave., Manhattan.........

115 E. 76th st., Manhattan.........

72 Corson pi., Stapleton, S. I.......

268 Targee st., Stapleton, S. I......

78 Central ave., Mariners’ Harbor.. .

536 Wales ave., The Bronx.........

26 Montgomery ave., Tompkinsville. 42 Lockman ave., Mariner’s Harbor. 503 Vanderbilt ave., Stapleton, S. I.

139 Bay Ridge ave., Brooklyn......

30 Nicholas st., St. George, S. I.....

657 54th st., Brooklyn.............

114 Crescent ave., New Brighton, S. I.

4721 6th ave., Brooklyn...........

772 Hancock st., Brooklyn.........

424 W. 163d st., Manhattan........

38 Sheridan ave., Grasmere........

38 Bush ave., Mariner’s Harbor.....

1066 Hancock st., Brooklyn........

769 Post ave., West Brighton.......

1 W. 131st st., Manhattan.........

32 Irving pi., Stapleton............

206 Rutledge st., Brooklyn.........

1180 E. 76th st., Brooklyn.........

51 Hyatt st., New Brighton........

682 E. 2d st., Brooklyn............

220 Richmond Turnpike, Tompkinsville...........................

639 53d st., Brooklyn..............

4614 11th ave., Brooklyn..........

240 4th ave., New Brighton........

66 2d ave., New Brighton..........

182 Coffey st., Brooklyn............

1126 42d st., Brooklyn.............

130    Dyckman st., Brooklyn........

654 54th st., Brooklyn.............

Bay st., Rosebank................

323 E. 23d st., Manhattan.........

449 W. 28th st., Manhattan........

30 Greenwich st., Manhattan.......

364 W. 51st st., Manhattan........

131    Leroy st., Manhattan..........

124 Bridge st., Brooklyn...........

322 W. 117th st., Manhattan.......

678 60th st., Brooklyn.............

327 42d st., Brooklyn..............

1747 44th st......................

199 York ave., New Brighton, S. I... 1132 New York ave., Rosebank, S. I.

191 Court st., Brooklyn............

535 Dean st., Brooklyn............

100 W. 99th st...................

Rosebank, Staten Island...........

226 Monroe st., Brooklyn..

240 Nassau ave., Brooklyn.

18 Lincoln pi., Brooklyn...

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Patrick Gray............

George E. Hutchinson.... Frederick M. Jennings.... William E. Jeroleman. ...

William Kern...........

James Kerrigan..........

Walter C. Lawrie........

Edgar C. Layman........

Patrick McCabe..........

William G. Lipsey.......

Robert McClintock.......

John F. McCoy..........

Vincent Marsh...........

William P. Mellen........

John W. Miles...........

James P. Monahan.......

Patrick J. Monahan......

Edward M. Pindar.......

John D. Powell..........

James H. Roche.........

Robert Thompson........

James O. Th

James H. Wallace........

Edward P. Watson.......

Arris Williams...........

Joseph Ziegler...........

Israel Benjamins.........

Nicholas C. Cushing......

John J. Herrick..........

Andrew J. Hudson.......

George Krug, Sr.........

Albert J. Mickley........

Michael Noonan.........

James J. Barther........

Herbert E. Bloomfield... .

Daniel J. Brennan.......

William J. Brennan......

Nicholas Brickfield.......

Thomas F. Burns........

John Canavan...........

Thomas Dempsey........

Michael F. Fleming......

John R. Grant, Jr........

John Haggerty..........

William T. Hall..........

John J. Halladay........

James Harris............

John A. Hurley..........

George F. Lange.........

Robert C. Loper.........

Joseph J. McCarthy......

Robert McClintock.......

Isaac B. Maslen..........

William Matthews.......

Alfred J. Mayer..........

James C. Mellen.........

Francis A. Moore........

Thomas F. Mullarney.___

Edward J. Quinn........

James D. Reid...........

Patrick Rohan...........

James Smith............

Zephemiah C. Smith......

John Walsh.............

John B. Bradshaw.......

Thomas F. Burke........

John Connell............

Frank C. Donigan........

Fritz D. Feldman........

Charles H. Hall..........

James J. Hand..........

Ephraim Hoag..........

Joseph Hyland..........

Thomas Jennings........

William E. Kane.........

439 44th st., Brooklyn...

265 Carroll st., Brooklyn...........

Port Richmond, S. I..............

1172 Madison st., Brooklyn........

814 6th st., Manhattan............

322 1st ave., Manhattan...........

344    8th st., Brooklyn..............

594 Bedford ave., Brooklyn........

428 62d st., Brooklyn..............

214 55th st., Brooklyn.... ........

508 W. 148th st., Manhattan.......

183 India st., Brooklyn............

170    W. 123d st...................

125 Moffat st., Brooklyn...........

224 E. 80th st....................

11 ave., bet. 67th and 68th sts.,Bklyn

New Brighton, S. I................

367 45th st., Brooklyn.............

456 54th st., Brooklyn.............

165 E. 8th st., Brooklyn...........

26 Osgood ave.,

Mariner’s Harbor.................

30 South ave., Mariners’ Harbor, S. 1.

104 Grant ave., Brooklyn..........

Woodhaven, L. I.................

1 S. 13th st., College Point.........

22 Lewis st., Manhattan...........

127 E. 72d st., Manhattan.........

242 Amity st., Flushing............

171    W. 100th st..................

464 E. 141st st., Bronx............

361 W. 27th st., Manhattan........

346 E. 24th st., Manhattan........

451 W. 56th st.........•..........

134 Edgecombe ave...............

357 88th st., Brooklyn.............

210 Union st., Brooklyn...........

192 Richmond st., Brooklyn........

302 E. 154th st...................

392 E. 10th st....................

345    E. 30th st....................

418 W. 57th st...................

426 W. 125th st...................

22 Oakland st., Brooklyn..........

310 W. 148th st..................

280 E. 5th st., Brooklyn...........

113 E. 102d st....................

160 Douglas st., Brooklyn..........

306 E. 86th st., Brooklyn..........

Glen wood ave., Stapleton..........

530 W. 178th st..................

514 W. 148th st..................

158 So. 4th st., Brooklyn..........

115 3d pi., Brooklyn..............

160 W. 144th st., Manhattan.......

1054 E. 94th st., Brooklyn.........

1441 3d ave., Manhattan...........

300 W. 151st st., Manhattan.......

1219 Taylor ave., The Bronx.......

272    W. 117th st., Manhattan.......

273    W. 117th st., Manhattan.......

Stapleton, S. I...................

729 Prospect ave., The Bronx......

|924 Pacific st., Brooklyn...........

8801 5th ave., Brooklyn...........

736 St. Anns ave., The Bronx......

18 Lincoln pi., Brooklyn...........

1311 Bristow st., The Bronx........

9 Beech wood st., Richmond........

New Brighton....................

360 W. 127th st., Manhattan.......

736 E. 156th st., The Bronx........

615 E. 141st st., The Bronx........

473 St. Anns ave., The Bronx......

71 Lexington ave., Manhattan......

Stapleton

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SALARY, OR WAGES

William J. Kessler. .

Charles Lawson.....

Thomas Leahy.....

Ernest A. Lindgren.

George Loozer......

Frank A. Magee. . ..

John Magee........

Joseph Moran......

Thomas Mulvey....

Peter J. Murphy.... George E. Oates.. . .

Hugh J. O’Donnell.. Frank W. Pearsall. . Robert Stackpole...

John J. Winters....

Patrick Kelly.......

Robert Kyles.......

John C. Wood......

Joseph Byrne.......

Frank Coughlin.....

Joseph C. Fitzgerald John Heaney.... Christopher McC

Thomas McGivney.......

Charles McLean..........

Robert H. Malone........

Robert M. Sterritt.......

William J. Bennett.......

John Ronan.............

James Harrigan..........

Peter J. Kearney........

Thomas Roberts.........

Thomas Clark...........

George Darby...........

Daniel Darby............

James Denney...........

Joseph H. Gallagher......

Patrick Geoghegan.......

John J. Heany...........

Nathaniel T. Jenks.......

Herman Landwehr.......

Richard T. McCann......

Daniel T. McLellan......

Henry McShane.........

Martin Miller............

William W. Munson......

Patrick H. Murray.......

Frederick W. Roth.......

Oscar Tompkins.........

William H. Ward........

Patrick White...........

Tony Aliano.............

Gustavus Austin.........

Max Boehm.............

Victor B. Brady.........

Henry F. Brantigan......

John J. Carroll..........

Daniel Carver...........

Michael Collins..........

George H. Crowe.........

Thomas Crowe...........

Cornelius E. Cummings.. .

James Dineen...........

Thomas F. Finlay........

Matthew Foley..........

Patrick J. Freel..........

August Goldner.......

William J. Graham.......

James Griffin............

Patrick Halloran.........

Martin F. Hayes.........

Patrick Heagney.........

Eugene S. Kass..........

John J. Keefe...........

710 President st., Brooklyn........

6714 12th ave., Brooklyn..........

63 Prospect pi., Manhattan.........

692 Alden pi., The Bronx..........

1248 Washington ave., The Bronx. . 16 Fisk ave., Winfield, Queens.......

New Brighton....................

515    W. 172d st., Manhattan........

1200 Madison ave., Manhattan......

814 E. 166th st...................

131 Locust st., Flushing...........

253 W. 21st st., Manhattan........

JamaicaJL. I.....................

463 W. 43d st., Manhattan.........

55 Doscher st., Brooklyn...........

177 W. 102d st., Manhattan........

402 W. 58th st., Manhattan........

549 W. 51st st., Manhattan........

53 Coffey st., Brooklyn............

883 Tenth ave....................

1507 First ave....................

335 Second ave...................

315    E. 80th st....................

340 E. 17th st....................

219 W. 67th st...................

306    W. 114th st..................

3632 Olinville ave., The Bronx......

265 W. 130th st..................

423 E. 83d st....................

516    W. 51st st....................

303    E. 21st st....................

2425 Jerome ave., The Bronx.......

73 W. 99th st....................

500 W. 49th st...................

729    10th ave.....................

544 E. 117th st..................

316    E. 119th st...................

326 E. 24th st....................

Astoria, L. I.....................

53 Horatio st.....................

323 E. 92d st.....................

21 8th ave., Manhattan.............

489 E. 142d st., The Bronx.........

971 Rogers pi., The Br

544 E. 117th st.......

320 E. 126th st.......

Care Silver Lake Hotel, South'Beach,

730    9th ave......................

232 W. 122d st...................

69 W. 132d st....................

304    E. 37th st....................

23 Cleveland pi., Manhattan........

329 Cherry st....................

1819 Madison ave.................

298 E. Broadway.................

307    E. 77th st....................

228 E. 118th st...................

73 Charlton st....................

408 E. 16th st....................

124 W. 63d st....................

163 Amsterdam ave...............

58 Brewster st., Tompkinsville......

190 So. Boulevard................

228 E. 18th st....................

226 E. 122d st....................

221 Mott st......................

568 W. 171st st...................

295 Ely ave., L. I. C..............

2290 Aqueduct 247 W. 16th st 547 W. 48th st 442 W. 25th st 113 W. 138th st 208 W. 114th st

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RESIPENCE

POSITION

SALARY OR WAGES

James PI. King. Joseph Lallement...

Joseph Levy.......

Isaac T. Little......

Joseph McCaffrey... Patrick McCann. . . . Charles T. McCauley Daniel McPeak.....

341 Rivington st.............

423 Amsterdam ave..........

449 Bush wick ave., Brooklyn.

56 Vanderveer st., Brooklyn..

Stapleton, S. I...............

164 W. 35th st..............

1337 Park pi., Brooklyn......

475 Canal st.................

Arthur J. McQuade, Jr. . . 517 E. 174th st..............

John McSorley........... 462 W. 34th st..............

James Mulholland........ 77 So. 2d st., Brooklyn.......

Henry A. Murphy........ 510 E. 16th st...............

Michael J. Murphy....... 307 W. 14th st..............

James Murray........... 2014 3d ave.................

William Nutley.......... 414 E. 77th st...............

James T. Redican........ 500 W. 172d st..............

Michael Reilly........... 64 Morton st................

John Rooney............ 410 E. 139th st.............

Hugh Sorby............. 464 W. 43d st...............

Joseph J. Vesey.......... 1267 1st ave.................

John Whalen............ 358 E. 134th st..............

John Witherington....... 271 William st...............

John G. IPungerford......    170 W. 121st st..............

Bernard Bauer.......... 1333 Bristow st., The Bronx..

David Cagney........... 352 W. 18th st., Manhattan..

John T. Bartlett......... 249 Spring st...............

John H. Cassens......... 115 Trowbridge st., Astoria. .

Peter Mahoney.......... 372 E. 139th st.............

Michael Murray.......... 312 W. 49th st.............

Joseph Devlin........... 1277 Hoe ave., The Bronx. . .,

Iver Petersen............ 248 86th st,, Brooklyn.......

Thomas Reardon........ 144 W. 98th st.............

Patrick Barrett.......... 103 Charles st..............

Hugh Daly.............. 373 E. 142d st..............

John R. Hughes......... 234 Meeker ave., Brooklyn.. .

William J. Ruggles.......    159 Manor rd., West Brighton

Robert L. Humphryes.. . .    2152 7th ave., Manhattan.. . .

Henry McCerran......... 306 W. 146th st,. Manhattan.

Samuel Beinstock........ 159 Forsyth st., Manhattan. .

Frank A. Cassidy........ 366 W. 31st st., Manhattan. .

Leon J. Costello......... 425 3d st., Brooklyn.........

David J. Doody......... Elm Park, Richmond.........

William C. Edwards...... Port Richmond, S. I........

Matthew A. Forrest......    100 Madison st., Manhattan..

Gustav Glaser........... Richmond Hill, Queens......

Clarence H. Graves....... 328 Rivington st., Manhattan

Charles T. Gysin......... 222 W. 67th st., Manhattan..

Samuel Isaacs........... 13 Eldridge st., Manhattan...

Joseph F. X. Kenehan.... 241 W. 12th st., Manhattan..

George W. Kimball...... Port Richmond, Richmond...

James A. Lahey......... 455 5th st., Brooklyn........

Joseph W. McMurran..... 200 W. 41st st,, Manhattan. .

Charles B. Magan........ 1050 Fox st,, The Bronx.....

Mersereau D. Miner...... Mariners Harbor, Richmond. .

Timothy A. O’Brien...... 501 E. 183d st., The Bronx...

John O’Dea............. 250 54th st., Brooklyn.......

George W. F. Randolph. . Mariners Harbor, Richmond. .

James F. Riley.......... 401 W. 26th st., Manhattan..

Ambrose A. Sweeney.....    1107 8th ave., Brooklyn.....

Morris Schwartz......... 318 E. 3d st., Manhattan. . . .

William J. Tod.......... 144 3d st.. New Brighton. . . .

Samuel W. Van Nostrand. Mariners Harbor, Richmond. .

Terence Brady.....

John E. Reilly......

Patrick F Crowley.

John T. L. Doughty Charles W. Thompson. . . .    1248 Havemeyer ave., Unionport,Bx.

George W. Carpenter..... Astoria, L. I.....................

Daniel J. Donohue....... 425 Park ave., Manhattan..........

Charles Halter........... 243 E. 123d st....................

Edward S. Keen......... 1911 Anthony ave., Bronx.........

John G. Kennedy........ 1992 3d ave......................

Thomas P. McDonough... 293 Wythe ave., Brooklyn.........

Jacob Miller.....

Wm. Mulholland

309 E. 17th st., Manhattan.......

387 1st ave., Manhattan.........

267 Putnam ave., Brooklyn......

246 W. 129th st., Manhattan.....

77 Jackson st. 156 E. 48th st

Foreman of Dock Laborers.....

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Foreman of Dock Laborers.....

Foreman of Dock Laborers.....

Foreman of Dock Laborers.....

Foreman of Dock Laborers.....

Foreman of House Painters. . . .

Foreman Machinist............

Foreman Paver...............

Foreman Rigger..............

Foreman Rigger............. .

Foreman Rigger..............

Foreman Rigger..............

Foreman Scowman............

Foreman Scowman............

Foreman Scowman............

Foreman Ship Carpenter.......

Foreman Ship Carpenter.......

Foreman Ship Carpenter.......

Foreman Ship Caulker.........

Foreman Stone Cutter.........

Foreman Wireman............

Gateman.....................

Gateman.....................

Gateman.....................

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Gateman.....................

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Housesmith..................

Housesmith..................

H y drographer................

Hydrographer................

Hydiographer................

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RESIDENCE

POSITION

SALARY OR WAGES

Edward J. Murphy.......

George Murphy..........

Thomas H. Spooner......

Peter Shaw.............

John Winters............

Lawrence F. Boves.......

Francis J. Clark.........

Joseph De Temple.......

Bernard Farley..........

John E. Fox............

Nicholas Kaufman.......

John Kelly..............

James Knox.............

Eli F. MacGowan........

Maurice O’Connell.......

Cornelius Ryan..........

Stephen H. Sullivan......

John F. Trenly..........

William White...........

Willis M. Wilbur.........

William C. Beneke.......

Joseph P. Farley.........

Louis J. Morse...........

William G. Quigg........

Phineas A. Rice.........

Anthony E. Hoffman.....

Henry A. Howland.......

William H. Reilly........

John T. Walsh...........

Louis Wenzel............

Edward J. White........

George F. Pollard........

John F. Gately, Jr.......

James Allen.............

Leo. A. Belfi............

Charles G. Berglund......

James T. Brown.........

Charles J. Butler.........

Frederick J. Carr........

Thomas F. Cooke........

John J. Cronin...........

Victor DeMartini........

William Cox.............

Edmond D. Doyle.......

John K. Fennelly........

John J. Flynn...........

Charles P. Hanson.......

Frederick J. Holland.....

Henry H. Kuhn.........

Frank J. Lauter.........

Thomas J. Madigan......

George Marangelo........

Francis J. Nugent........

Bartholomew J. Patterson

Lee M. Smallwood.......

Fritz L. Stenstrom.......

Frank B. Walsh.........

Bert A. Westa...........

Frank Byrnes...........

Harry E. Carr...........

Thomas Casey, Jr........

John F. Chambers.......

Patrick Conway.........

Peter N. Farrell.........

James Devlin............

Patrick Donovan........

Patrick Dunn...........

Patrick H. Dwyer.......

Ambrose T. Shea........

Dennis Sheehan..........

Andrew Smith...........

David Halpin...........

34 Morton st., Manhattan..........

2240 Ellis ave., The Bronx.........

355 Crimmins ave.................

245 S. 3d st., Brooklyn............

544 W. 47th st...................

45 W. 125th st., Manhattan........

258 W. 10th st., Manhattan........

611 E. 83d st., Manhattan.........

507 W. 47th st., Manhattan........

302 W. 149th st., Manhattan.......

970 Myrtle ave., Brooklyn.........

397 14th st., Brooklyn.............

Ft. Schuyler rd., Westchester, Bronx

870 Sterling pi., Brooklyn..........

Manhattan............

515 3d ave.,

815 Amsterdam ave., Manhattan....

64 Pike st., Manhattan............

520 W. 175th st., Manhattan.......

18 Grove st., Manhattan...........

41 W. 126th st., Manhattan........

420 E. 17th st....................

304 E. 81st st

1139 44th st., Brooklyn

739 E. 11th st., Manhattan.....

579 Hudson st., Manhattan. .. .

120 E. 92d st., Manhattan.....

515 W. 145th st., Manhattan...

324 E. 84th st., Manhattan.....

770 Washington st., Manhattan,

433 W. 57th st., Manhattan... .

294 Sumpter st., Brooklyn.........

416 E. 65th st....................

549 73d st., Brooklyn..............

E. 201st st., Bedford Park.........

707 E. 183d st., The Bronx.........

565 57th st., Brooklyn.............

1802 Westchester ave., The Bronx. .

312    Willis ave., The Bronx.........

313    E. 125th st...................

74 Beach st......................

785 Amsterdam ave...............

22 King st.......................

346 45th st., Brooklyn.............

302 W. 112th st..................

36 Lee ave., Brooklyn.............

224 W. 149th st..................

235 Sackett st., Brooklyn..........

114 Perry st......................

12 Cooper st., Brooklyn............

304 St. Ann’s ave., The Bronx......

69 W. 104th st...................

122 E. 10th st....................

161 Fulton ave., Astoria...........

360 Union st., Brooklyn...........

428 45th st., Brooklyn.............

433 62d st., Brooklyn..............

300 E. 20th st....................

76 3d pi., Brooklyn...............

315 E. 23d st.....................

180 E. 113th st...................

New Brighton, S. I................

420 E 78th st....................

411 W. 48th st...................

36 Catharine st...................

15S E. 102d st....................

201 Monroe st....................

462 W. 131st st...................

41 Atlantic ave., Brooklyn.........

338 E. 81st st....................

446 W. 33d st....................

623 E. 16th st....................

227 E. 82d st......................

Inspector of Dredging.........

Inspector of Dredging.........

Inspector of Dredging.........

Inspector of Dredging.........

Inspector of Dredging.........

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Inspector of Pier Building......

Inspector of Pier Building......

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Inspector of Pier Building......

Inspector of Pier Building......

Inspector of Pier Building......

Inspector of Pier Building......

Inspector of Pier Building......

Inspector of Pier Building......

Inspector of Pier Building......

Inspector of Regulating, Grading and Paving.............

Inspector of Regulating, Grading and Paving.............

Inspector of Regulating, Grading and Paving.............

Letterer.....................

Letterer.....................

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Leveler......................

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Leveler......................

Lumber Inspector.............

Lumber Inspector.............

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RESIDENCE

POSITION

SALARY OR WAGES

John Hanifin............

Frank Heckman.........

Thomas E. Hughes.......

Thomas J. King.........

Wm. J. McPherson.......

Thomas Mahoney........

Michael Quinn...........

Timothy F. McCarthy... .

Frank P. McIntyre.......

Edwin W. Russell........

Samuel Wells............

Owen J. Williams........

Peter Ager William T.

James S. Barry......

Thomas F. Barry.... James J. Bergen.....

John F. Brady......

John H. Brown....,,

J. Thomas Burke. ... Edward P. Busteed.. Michael F. Callahan. William P. Campbell

Thomas Carey.......

Edward J. Casey....

Michael Clark.......

George W. Cooper... Charles W. Egan....

John M. Fink........

Daniel A. Flynn.....

John Grady.........

George V. Graham... Thomas J. Hanrahan

Harry Harris........

Arthur F. Hawes....

Thomas Hoey.......

Joseph Hogan.......

John Jackson........

Thomas Kean.......

James J. Kenny.....

John T. Kiely.......

Frank Kreitler.......

Benjamin Laks......

John Lawless........

Henry Lehmkuhl. .. .

James McGarry......

John J. McGrane.....

Robert F. McIntyre.

John J. McManus....

Joseph Maher.......

Chester A. Marr.....

Joseph Meyers.......

John J. Mullaney.... James D. Murray.. .. Francis B. O’Rourke.

John T. O’Rourke...

William Patten......

John Pellinger.......

James J. Quill.......

Daniel J. Reed......

Barnett

Harry Rose.........

John Russell........

Frank J. Russo......

Frank D. Ryan......

Frank Ryder........

Andrew Smith.......

Thomas J. Sullivan.. Thomas F. Vaughan. William B. Walker...

Vito Yulo...........

Joseph F. Dunn.....

Bernard J. Byrne... . William H. Knoeppel

William L. Allen.....

John Carr...........

233 E. 5th st.....................

185 E. 93d st.....................

416 W. 51st st....................

557 W. 52d st....................

272 W. 117th st..................

1273 3d ave......................

367 W. 35th st...................

2454 2d ave......................

269 W. 141st st...................

327 Henry st., Manhattan..........

287 W. 142d st...................

Tompkinsville, Richmond..........

2697 8th ave.....................

34 Morton st.....................

322 2d ave.......................

1708 Amsterdam ave..............

245 Grand View ave., Mariner’s Har.

422 37th st., Brooklyn.............

41 Bedford st., Manhattan.........

1500 1st a ve.......................

401 E. 156th st...................

504 W. 168th st..................

446 W. 56th st...................

783 Union st., Brooklyn...........

502    W. 50th st...................

126 Nostrand ave., Brooklyn.......

277 E. 10th st....................

928 Kelly st., The Bronx...........

550 9th ave.......................

228 W. 16th st...................

68 Bradhurst ave.................

144 W. 139th st..................

519 W. 51st st....................

106 Eldridge st...................

2114 Madison ave.................

333 E. 21st st....................

213 Lewis st......................

413 E. 19th st....................

1280 Shakespeare ave., The Bronx..

870 6th ave......................

1448 Fulton st., Brooklyn..........

613 E. 16th st....................

358 E. 8th st.....................

121 Leroy st., Manhattan..........

213 Lewis st......................

45 Catherine st...................

503    W. 52d st....................

30 W. 135th st...................

169 E. 83d st.....................

E. 238th st and Matilda ave........

71 Barrow st.....................

233 E 84th st....................

325 W. 26th st...................

86 Morton st.....................

469 73d st., Brooklyn..............

469 73d st., Brooklyn..............

377 E. 8th st.....................

921 56th st., Brooklyn.............

491 W. 130th st..................

2575 8th ave.....................

226 Madison st...................

37 Bay 17th st., Brooklyn..........

19 Oliver st......................

Mariners’ Harbor, S. I.............

331 Cherry st.....................

621 E. 135th st...................

434 Hudson st....................

440 Hudson st....................

344 W. 17th st...................

9 Hancock st., Manhattan..........

304 E. 39th st., Manhattan.........

337 E. 21st st., Manhattan.........

446 E 149th st...................

201* 34th st., Brooklyn............

14 Lafayette ave., Pt. Richmond...

Machinist’s Helper, Machinist’s Helper. Machinist’s Helper. Machinist’s Helper. Machinist’s Helper. Machinist’s Helper. Machinist’s Helper. Machinist’s Helper. Machinist’s Helper. Machinist’s Helper. Machinist’s Helper. Machinist's Helper. Marine Sounder..., Marine Sounder..., Marine Sounder..., Marine Sounder..., Marine Sounder..., Marine Sounder..., Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder Marine Sounder..., Marine Sounder Marine Sounder..., Marine Sounder Marine Sounder..., Marine Sounder..., Marine Sounder..., Marine Sounder..., Marine Sounder..., Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder.... Marine Sounder....

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Mason’s Helper.... Mason’s Helper....

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NAME

RESIDENCE

POSITION

SALARY or WAGES

John A. Chambers.......

Nicholas Delaney........

James H. Dougherty.....

John Gerrity.............

Henry Joseph Johnston...

Michael Keegan..........

Robert King............

Augustus H. Kruse.......

Patrick McArdle.........

Louis T. Moser..........

Peter Murphy...........

Robert J. Nelson.........

JamesJE. Peterson.......

William F. Ryan.........

Frank Stapleton.........

William L. Van Pelt......

James F. Vines..........

Frank E. Waterloo.......

John J. Bergin...........

Thomas E. Brady........

Arthur F. Bussell........

Thomas C. Carroll........

Jeremiah Crowley........

Patrick Cunningham.....

John T. Havanagh.......

Freeman F. Huntington..

James J. Kennedy.......

James L. O’Dea.........

Charles A. Pertain.......

James Rafferty..........

Edmund K. Stephens.....

Denis Whelan...........

James J. Banning........

Chas. F. Bissinger........

Michael J. Bradley.......

John C. Brooks..........

Morgan Brown, Jr.......

Michael H. Boylan.......

Thomas E. Burke........

John W. Cobb...........

Arthur S. Cousin.........

Patrick F. Crowley.......

Peter A. Cunniff.........

Francis J. Curran........

Lewis J. Davis...........

David M. Decker........

Mark L. Dunn...........

Thomas Finnen..........

Louis Garner............

John Graham............

Garrett Halpin..........

Joseph I. Hammond......

Timothy Harrington.....

Thomas F. Hennessey....

Herman E. Hofstadt.....

George E. Hubbs........

Mabury Hyland.........

Luke Irwin..............

Daniel J. Kenney........

David E. Lenahan.......

John Lynas.............

James McCadden........

Peter McGeough.........

James H. McQuade......

Thomas McNulty........

Frank R. Mackenzie......

Michael J. May..........

Wm. J. Moffitt..........

Thomas Moriarty........

Thomas Nugent.........

John H. O’Higgins.......

Thomas Plunkett........

Frank Henry Schubert...

James F. Sheridan.......

James E. Smith..........

455 Henry st., Brooklyn............

122 Montgomery ave., New Brighton

324 Delancey st., Manhattan.......

4710 3d ave., Brooklyn............

61 Montgomery ave., New Brighton.

315 56th st., Brooklyn.............

315 Grant st., Pt. Richmond.......

71 38th st., Brooklyn..............

380 Virginia ave., Rosebank........

97 Laurel ave., Stapleton..........

493 Canal st., Manhattan..........

23 7th ave., New Brighton.........

87 Centre ave., Stapleton..........

530 Bay st., Stapleton.............

44 Van Duzer st., Stapleton........

4811 3d ave., Brooklyn............

733 Richmond rd., Stapleton.......

165 Maryland ave., Rosebank......

6 Columbia st., Manhattan.........

151 W. 130th st..................

Richmond Hills, Queens...........

228 E. 50th st., Manhattan.........

124 Madison st., Manhattan........

321 E. 20th st., Manhattan.........

705 Columbus ave.................

211 W. 148th st..................

304 E. 30th st., Manhattan.........

320 E. 79th st., Manhattan.........

339 E. 23d st......................

14    Commerce st., Manhattan.......

323 E. 123d st....................

201 W. 76th st., Manhattan........

199 York ave., New Brighton.......

230 IV. 131st st., Manhattan.......

Simonson st., Stapleton............

520 4th ave., Brooklyn............

576 Richmond rd., Stapleton.......

271 Richmond terrace, Richmond...

160 India st., Brooklyn............

743 Post ave., West Brighton, S. I..

Rosebank, S. I...................

64 S. 4th st., Brooklyn............

467 6th ave., Brooklyn............

44 W. 66th st., Manhattan.........

113 Engert ave., Brooklyn.........

Mariners’ Harbor, S. I.............

15    Canal st., Stapleton, S. I........

139 Gordon st., Stapleton, S. I.....

265 12th st., Brooklyn.............

E. 94th st., Brooklyn..............

405 10th ave.....................

1767 Southern Boulevard, The Bronx

23 York ave., New Brighton........

722 Driggs ave., Brooklyn..........

237 E. 203d st., The Bronx.........

New Brighton....................

143 Arlington ave., Mariners’ Harbor

560 54th st., Brooklyn.............

346 W. 45th st...................

267 W. 126th st..................

53 Reeves pi., Brooklyn...........

1401 Broadway, Brooklyn..........

348 46th st., Brooklyn.............

992 Pacific st., Brooklyn...........

245 45th st., Brooklyn.............

136 3d ave., New Brighton.........

230 42d st., Brooklyn..............

176 S. 4th st., Brooklyn...........

166th st. & Stebbins ave., The Bronx.

West Brighton....................

546*51st st., Brooklyn.............

429jW. 17th st., Manhattan........

532 E. 150th st...................

1930 Lexington ave., Manhattan.... 227 52d st., Brooklyn..............

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POSITION

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Joseph Smith............

David M. Stanton........

Henry Stiglin............

Walter H. Stuart. ......

Angelo J. Tarantino......

George Tuckwell.........

Arthur Van Nostrand

Lewis A. Vollert.........

Edward A. Walsh........

John J. Birmingham.....

William H. Cunliffe......

Hugh B. Emde..........

Sidney B. Goddard.......

Thomas Kelly.

Harmon McGa

John C. Murray.........\

Edward F. O’Donnell. . . .

John W. Oakley.........

Charles N. Schwarz......

Timothy Sheehan........

Alex Smith..............

Robert A. Carroll........

John N. Herrick.........

Alexander Karski........

Thomas F. Larkin.......

Jacob Strassburger.......

Matthew J. Wartmann. . .

Thomas J. Bacom........

Thomas Conway.........

Patrick Cronin...........

William Cronin..........

John J. Hallisey.........

Michael E. Higgins.......

Garrett Lane............

William J. McGlone......

Daniel McNichol.........

John Mooney............

Jas. W. Murphy.........

Chas. V. Thompson......

Geo. J. Welsh...........

Edward M. Boden.......

John Bray..............

Frederick J. Coster.......

Edward Cunningham.....

Richard F. Daly.........

Joseph Fletcher..........

Peter Leonard...........

John Golden............

John Quigley............

Edwin J. White..........

Edward Greenan.........

Joseph Calnan...........

James F. Cosgrove.......

John J. Flynn...........

Frank S. Gaffney........

William Rennert.........

Daniel F. Shanahan......

William J. Stuart........

Edward J. McCullen......

John McLoughlin........

Henry Track............

William J. Barry.........

Thomas F. Lyons........

John F. Mansfield. ...*...

William F. Rainey.......

Frederick Schatzmann... .

Andrew S. Dickson.......

Patrick Kiely............

John T. Dolan...........

James J. McCann........

Albert Ackerly..........

Martin Anderson.........

John E. Brinley.........

Charles A. Dale..........

Lawrence Hanaway......

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61 Hallett st., Astoria......

119 Perry st., Manhattan...

147 Warren st., Brooklyn...

77 John st., Elm Park, S. I.

128 Roebling st., Brooklyn..

382 Union st., Brooklyn. . . .

Mariner’s Harbor..........

350 45th st., Brooklyn......

9 Old Broadway, Manhattan

386 E. 144th st............

720 E. 21st st., Brooklyn. . .

1 North st., The Br

Corona, L. I.......

344 E. 22d st......

410 Amsterdam ave...............

103 Lexington ave................

431 E. 79th st....................

250 W. 154th st..................

228 W. 144th st..................

2125 8th ave.....................

27 Henry st., L. I. City............

208 E. 101st st...................

117 So. 1st st., Brooklyn...........

358 E. 78th st...................

301 E. 34th st., Manhattan.........

501 W. 166th st..................

639 Bergen ave., The Bronx........

348 E. 134th st...................

51 Market st.....................

430 W. 49th st...................

1569 1st ave......................

361 W. 12th st...................

627 Hudson st...................'.

426 E. 81st st....................

447 E. 80th st....................

542 W. 47th st...................

SOI E. 60th st....................

507 W. 49th st...................

421 E. 22d st.....................

175 E. 112th st...................

465 9th st., Brooklyn..............

67 E. 105th st....................

342 E. 78th st....................

510 E. 135th st...................

Stapleton........................

42 W. 65th st....................

202 Java st., Brooklyn.............

1260 2d ave......................

67 8th ave., Manhattan............

177 S. 4th st., Brooklyn...........

611 E. 16th st....................

334 E. 21st st....................

417 E. 86th st...................

515 E. 16th st....................

571 Mott ave., Bronx..............

402 E. 16th st....................

382 E. 153d st....................

402 E. 15th st., Manhattan.........

165 St. Ann’s ave.................

469 E. 138th st...................

101 W. 102d st...................

3261 E. 79th st...................

625 E. 16th st....................

330 1st ave.......................

420 E. 20th st., Manhattan.........

182 E. 101st st...................

531 E. 81st st., Manhattan.........

320 E. 156th st., The Bronx........

1704 Park ave., Manhattan.........

315 E. 80th st., Manhattan.........

80 73d st., Brooklyn...............

4209 7th ave., Brooklyn...........

574 Richmond rd., Richmond, S. I..

323 36th st., Brooklyn.............

13 Washington st., Manhattan......

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124 Madison st., Manhattan........

85 Montgomery ave., Tompkinsville.

63 Clinton st., Brooklyn...........

615 54th st., Brooklyn.............

Port Richmond, S. I..............

11 John st., Port Richmond, S. I. . .

40 Beach st., Stapleton, S. I........

375 W. 125th st..................

14 Rector st......................

2302 7th ave., Manhattan..........

McCombs rd. and Featherbed lane,

The Bronx.....................

8117 13th ave., Brooklyn..........

Rosebank, S. I...................

891 4th ave., Brooklyn............

Stapleton, S. I....................

318    42d st., Brooklyn..............

Tompkinsville, S. I................

433 E. 16th st., Manhattan.........

319    42d st., Brooklyn..............

95 St. Paul ave., Tompkinsville, S. I.

271 W. 144th st..................

51 Beach st......................

Unionport, Bronx.................

430 W. 125th st..................

218 E. 76th st....................

430 E. 13th st....................

1497 Zerega ave., The Bronx.......

1985 Amsterdam ave..............

421 E. 22d st.....................

424 E. 83d st.....................

146 W. 10th st...................

439 W. 46th st...................

1522 1st ave......................

2265 1st ave......................

306 W. 154th st..................

9 Henry st., Brooklyn.............

149 W. 62d st....................

446 W. 164th st..................

1624 3d ave., Manhattan...........

179 Cherry st., Manhattan.........

502 W. 53d st....................

845 Amsterdam ave...............

1549 2d ave., Manhattan...........

417 E. 158th st., The Bronx........

2268 Concourse, The Bronx........

1046 Halsey st., Brooklyn..........

171 West End ave., Manhattan.....

168 Ave. A, Manhattan............

2186 5th ave., Manhattan..........

1101 Myrtle ave., Brooklyn........

Flushing, L. I....................

419 W. 47th st...................

166 Morningside ave..............•.

874 8th ave......................

814 6th st........................

776 9th ave......................

714 E. 13th st....................

325 E. 47th st....................

77 Jackson st.....................

74th st. and Narrows ave., Brooklyn

116 Newell ave., Brooklyn.........

2272 2d ave......................

1384 Washington ave., The Bronx..

Tompkinsville....................

29 StrongTpl., Brooklyn............

100 E. 124th st...................

290 E. 7th st.....................

234?Bradhurst ave................

543 W. 43d st....................

121 Marion st., Long Island City... .

746 E. 181st st., The Bronx........

93 Greenpoint ave., Brooklyn.......

Dyckman st., Inwood.............

178a 26th st., Brooklyn...........

POSITION

Arthur Hinchey.....

Abram Johnson......

Ebenezer B. Jordan.. Thomas H. Kennedy,

George Kimball......

William A. Lisk.....

John McCaffrey......

Edward Mulrooney.. Patrick J. Murphy.. . Isaac R. Randall.... John P. Robinson...

Frederick B. Rulfs.......

Austin Silva.............

Nicholas Sinnott.........

John J. Silva............

Walter J. Smedley.......

Irving T. Stapleton......

Thomas T. Thomson.....

Frederick C. Waeber.....

John T. Welch...........

Edwin F. Wheeler.......

Hugh Carroll............

William E. Cavanagh.....

John Doran.............

Arthur F. Ferrier........

Francis P. Keegan.......

John Kessler............

Owen Masterson.........

Eugene Morrissey........

Frederick Abel..........

Florence Barnett.........

Patrick Collins...........

James Dalton...........

Ferdinando Di Maio......

Lawrence Farley.........

Thomas F. Fleming......

Andrew Kane...........

Frank A. Kennedy.......

William A. Law.........

William A. McTieman....

John Smith.............

John Ziegler.............

Martin Becker...........

Joseph Eder.............

John W. Farrell.........

Arthur A. Hemmer.......

Thomas P. Kane.........

Theodore A. Kraus.......

John S. Mahon..........

John Rumley............

James J. Somers.........

David Henry Crum......

John Kennedy...........

Charles F. King..........

Joseph J. Kottler........

Edward F. Rush.........

John Tormey, Sr.........

Thomas King............

James L. Stevens........

John O. Farrell..........

John Bartenberg.........

Michael Brady...........

John E. Burns...........

Thomas Butler..........

Daniel G. Bremner.......

John Casey..............

Geo. S. Clark............

James H. Collins.........

Dominick Costello........

Thomas J. Cox..........

Jeremiah J. Crowley......

Richard H. Diamond.....

Thomas F. Dillon........

Joseph J. Duval.........

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POSITION

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George R. Dyer..........

Bernard F. Farley, Jr... .

Patrick Fitzsimmons.....

Edward J. Foley.........

Thomas Floyd...........

Ronald Gillies...........

Joseph Goldstein.........

John R. Grant...........

George W. Guider........

Edward Hoolahan.......

William Kelleghan.......

Thomas Kennedy........

William J. King.........

Joseph Kyle.............

Patrick Me

James McEntee..........

Chas. McGuiness.........

John Mclnenly..........

Andrew Mahon..........

James Mahon............

Thomas Malloy..........

Otto Miller...............

Peter J. Mitchell.........

John Moran.............

John Mulleady...........

George Nelson...........

John O’Connor..........

Joseph O’Donnell........

Cornelius O’Connor.......

Francis Pilon............

John Reilly.............

Patrick Rigney..........

Henry S. Roll...........

Michael Rodgers.........

Andrew T. Rorvig.......

Dominick Ross..........

James F. Ruggles........

Edward J. Scheeler.......

Philip Sheridan..........

Eugene Smith...........

George Sparks...........

Harry M. Sponza........

John M. Sponza.........

Michael Stapleton........

Charles Swansen.........

Michael R. White........

Andrew Wilson..........

William Bennet..........

George E. Cullen.........

Joseph Donegan.........

Patrick Fleming.........

Thomas Higgins.........

James J. Johntry........

Joseph E. Kenavan......

Justin McNamara........

Robert A. Paxton........

Michael Petit............

Daniel Sullivan..........

Benjamin Walker........

Lawrence J. Welch.......

William Welton......

George M. Avent.........

Edward F. Barrett.......

Frederick T. Ealand......

Barnett H. Goldstein.....

James A. Hogan......

John F. Kavanagh.......

Thomas V. McGloin......

Edward J. McMenamin.. .

James P. Martin.........

William A. Ross.........

John H. Saunders........

Howard B. Smith......

John F. Struse...........

Paul Alff................

Ananiy

101 Atlantic ave., Brooklyn........

507 W. 47th st...................

58 E. 130th st....................

591 E. 135th st...................

546 W. 46th st...................

441    Welling st., Richmond Hill.....

392 Lorimer st., Brooklyn..........

545 W. 125th st..................

593 Eagle ave., The Bronx.........

24 Amsterdam ave................

317 E. 69th st....................

295 Ave. B.......................

420 Bedford ave., Brooklyn........

299 W. 137th st..................

304    E. 89th st....................

527 46th st., Brooklyn.............

456    Lorimer st., Brooklyn..........

457    W. 35th st...................

463 W. 52d st....................

57 Norman ave., Brooklyn.........

115 W. 62d st....................

1741 Avenue A...................

147 W. 62d st....................

128 E. 98th st....................

218 W. 60th st...................

614 48th st., Brooklyn.............

467 W. 46th st...................

Bay ave., Mariners Harbor.........

142 Camelia st., Astoria............

1260 Nelson pi., Highbridge........

352 Jersey st., New Brighton, S. I...

97    Morton st......................

2777 8th ave......................

516 W. 52d st....................

624 46th st., Brooklyn.............

561 W. 42d st....................

494 E. 163d st., The Bronx.........

501 W. 57th st...................

114 Forsyth st., Manhattan........

16 E. 5th st., Brooklyn............

231 E. 79th st....................

90 Bedford st.....................

513 W. 166th st..................

442    W. 58th st...................

213 29th st., Brooklyn.............

98    So. 10th st., Brooklyn..........

436    W. 42d st....................

336 Humboldt st., Brooklyn........

423 E. 78th st....................

651 E. 13th st....................

11 Ridge st......................

525 E. 84th st., Manhattan.........

437    Bleecker st., Brooklyn.........

77 Bush st., Brooklyn.............

153    S. 9th st., Brooklyn...........

154    Eckford st., Brooklyn..........

56 Carver st., Astoria..............

313 Henry st., Manhattan..........

2 Gouverneur st..................

5 West End ave..................

379 Cherry st., Manhattan.........

2108 Madison ave.................

305    E. 57th st....................

32 7th ave., New Brighton.........

535 McDonough st., Brooklyn......

46 W. 100th st., Manhattan........

24 Butler st., Brooklyn............

310 W. 11th st...................

73 Manhattan st..................

3132 Broadway...................

154 Noble st., Brooklyn............

358 57th st., Brooklyn.............

215 W. 23d st., Manhattan.........

14 Schaeffer st., Brooklyn..........

716 Fairmount pi., The Bronx......

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SALARY OR WAGES

John Boland............

Patrick Bohen...........

James Burke............

James J. Burke..........

Dennis Coffey...........

John P. Flynn...........

Thomas A. McLean......

Denis Dougherty.........

Frank Deady............

Joseph E. Garrigan.......

Morris Keegan...........

John Brassel............

William Hill.............

William Keisler..........

Thomas F. Malloy.......

Terence Malone..........

Thomas Martin..........

Geo. Oberst.............

J ames :V andegrif t........

James J. Pryor..........

Charles J. Robertson.....

Charles J. Rosene........

Patrick J. Sheehan.......

Maurice Stack...........

Daniel Sullivan..........

James J. Walsh..........

Henry Way.............

John Anderson..........

Fernando B. Alvarino.. . .

William T. Belcher.......

Richard Berry...........

Jose Blanco.............

Peter Boylan............

John Boyle..............

Michael J. Boyle.........

Phillip Brady............

Charles Brown...........

Patrick Bums...........

Edward Butler..........

Dennis Callanan.........

Oskar Carlsen...........

James Casey............

Thomas Casey...........

Cornelius Cassidy........

Brien Cavanagh.........

Thomas Claven..........

John Connell............

Daniel Connor...........

John J. Connors.........

Lawrence Cook..........

Dewitt C. Cooley.........

Edward Cotter..........

Michael J. Cronin........

John J. Crowley.........

John Curtis.............

Fred’k H. Deats.........

John J. Decker..........

Dennis J. Desmond.......

Michael Devlin..........

Joseph Dixon............

William Doherty.........

John Donovan...........

William Doran..........

Jeremiah Dougherty......

Joseph Duggan..........

Fred’k Duve............

John K. Emery..........

Thomas Fetton..........

George A. Finkle.........

Edward F. Finn.........

August K. W. Fischer....

August Fisher...........

Edward Flaherty........

Peter J. Gaffney.........

Charles Gibbons.........

110 E. 118th st...........

221 E. 35th st............

497 Canal st..............

497 Canal st..............

2071 Ryer ave., The Bronx 1164 1st ave., Manhattan..

329 15th st., Astoria.......

College Point, Qu 413 E. 22d st... .

123    Cherry st., Manhattan........

347 E. 52d st....................

657 Water st....................

1359 1st ave.....................

87 Eagle st., Greenpoint..........

173 Amsterdam ave..............

364 W. 58th st., Manhattan.......

198 South st....................

,-312 E. 120th st..................

163 W. 10th st...................

343 E. 22d st....................

Corona, L. I.....................

463 Dean st., Brooklyn...........

47 New Bowery, Manhattan.......

2145 7th ave.....................

1495 Lexington ave..............

1874 3d ave., Manhattan..........

157 Watts st....................

104 Classon ave., Brooklyn........

124    Roosevelt st., Manhattan......

Port Richmond, S. I.............

1800 Anthony ave'., The Bronx.. . .

85    Cherry st.....................

419 E. 68th st...................

244 57th st., Brooklyn............

145 N. 8th st., Brooklyn..........

101 E. 25th st., Manhattan........

205 W. 131st st., Manhattan......

28 N. Oxford st., Brooklyn........

347 E. 23d st....................

1657 1st ave.....................

73 Hamilton ave., Brooklyn.......

274 9th ave., Manhattan..........

564 State st., Brooklyn............

355 S. 4th st., Brooklyn..........

205 West st......................

81 8th st., Long Island City.......

284 Baltic st., Brooklyn..........

27 Desbrosses st., Manhattan......

311 E. 80th st...................

403    E. 53d st....................

Stapleton, S. I...................

New Brighton, S. I...............

334 W. 16th st...................

86    Madison st...................

103 Grove st., Corona, L. I........

72 Meadow st., Staplet Brighton Heights, S. I.

1669 3d ave., Manhattan...........

358 Madison st...................

1252 New York ave., Richmond, S. I.

106 Perry st......................

Rosebank, Richmond..............

225 W. 10th st...................

Great Kills, S. I..................

Corona, Queens...................

13 President st., Brooklyn.........

Rosebank, S. I....................

1124 3d ave......................

12 Vanderbilt ave., Brooklyn.......

62 Adelphi st., Brooklyn...........

Evergreen, L. I...................

Stapleton, S. I....................

501 W. 26th st., Manhattan........

263 57th st., Brooklyn.............

404    W. 30th st...................

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RESIDENCE

POSITION

SALARY OR WAGES

Peter Grant............

Michael J. Green........

Mark Grenan...........

Michael J. Haggerty.....

James Harrington.......

Martin Herbert.........

Dennis Hickey..........

Walter B. Hoffman.....

Patrick Hogan..........

Walter Hogan..........

Michael Hurley.........

Robert Jackson.........

Lewis F. Johnson.......

Thomas Kane..........

Richard Keating........

James J. Kelly.........

Jaine3 Kenny...........

Michael T. Kidney......

Michael Kilfoyle........

Adolph G. Koenig.......

Paul A. Kohler.........

Louis C. Kusch.........

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Harry P. Kyle..........

John Laffey.............

Richard Lancer..........

Henry Langreder........

John J. Larkin..........

Patrick J. Lavan.........

Augustus Leonard........

Wilbur W. Lewis........

William Lundy..........

Michael J. Lysaght.......

Bernard McAndrew......

Michael McArdle.........

Michael A. McArdle......

Patrick McArdle..........

Michael McAteer.........

James J. McCaffry.......

John McCarthy..........

Owen McCooey..........

Robert McCoy...........

Wm. J. McDevitt........

John McDonough........

William McGowan.......

Patrick McGrath.........

George McKeon..........

John McKittrick.........

John Malone............

Peter F. Matthews.......

Wicktor E. Mattson......

John J. Meara...........

Herman W. Meyer.......

Jacob Mitteager.........

Martin Molloy...........

James Morgan...........

Thomas F. Morrison......

Jeremiah Mulcahy.......

John Mulligan...........

Edward P. Mulvaney.

Patrick Murnane.........

Edward Murphy.........

Laurence Murphy........

Michael Murphy.........

Patrick Murphv’fNo. 1).. Patrick Murphy’(No. 2)..

Thomas Murphy.........

William Neujahr.........

James Newman..........

Richard O’Brien.........

Joseph J. O’Connor......

Timothy O’Gara.........

JohnlF. O’Neill..........

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Patrick Giblin........... 263 W. 68th st.................... Stoker (Marine)

272 Spring st.................... Stoker    (Marine)

446 43d st., Brooklyn.............. Stoker    (Marine)

460 11th ave..................... Stoker    (Marine)

1612 Avenue A................... Stoker    (Marine)

1054 3d ave., Manhattan.......... Stoker    (Marine)

Stapleton, S. I.................... Stoker    (Marine)

71 Waverly ave., Brooklyn......... Stoker    (Marine)

375 Atlantic ave., Brooklyn........ Stoker    (Marine)

115 Broad st..................... Stoker    (Marine)

226 E. 78th st.................... Stoker    (Marine)

431 W. 30th st................... Stoker    (Marine)

130    Boyd st., Stapleton............ Stoker    (Marine)

571 Eagle ave., The Bronx......... Stoker    (Marine)

559 20th st., Brooklyn............. Stoker    (Marine).

162 Perry st...................... Stoker    (Marine).

143 5th ave., Brooklyn............ Stoker    (Marine)

849 2d ave....................... Stoker    (Marine),

360 Front st., Manhattan....... Stoker    (Marine).

46 Willow pi., Brooklyn........... Stoker    (Marine),

Port Richmond, S. 1.............. Stoker    (Marine).

1287 Washington ave., The Bronx... Stoker (Marine). 730 Henderson ave., West New

Brighton..............

104 w. 6ist st...............;;;;

445 W. 40th st..........

519 W. 29th st.................

131    Huron st., Brooklyn..........

74 Laurel ave., Stapleton. ........

305    59th st., Brooklyn............

Stapleton, S. I...................

117 S. 9th st., Brooklyn...........

307 E. 18th st..........'.........

535 E. 81st st....................

313 W. 121st st...................

456 W. 35th st...................

171 Conover st., Brooklyn..........

456 W. 35th st...................

136 12th st., Brooklyn.............

120 Pearl st., Manhattan...........

304 E. 33d st.....................

631 1st ave., Manhattan...........

821 57th st., Brooklyn.............

337 E. 42d st.....................

201 W. 67th st...................

452 72d st., Brooklyn..............

669 3d ave.......................

725 11th ave.....................

Stapleton, S. I....................

New Brighton................,,..

629 Amsterdam ave...............

375 Atlantic ave., Brooklyn........

421 E. 15th st....................

430 E. 15th st., Manhattan.........

40 Harrison st., Manhattan.........

94 2d st., Brooklyn................

Stapleton, S. I...................

160 Davis ave., West Brighton.....

342 E. 137th st...................

902 3d ave.......................

415 10th ave., Manhattan..........

New Brighton, S. I................

36 Commerce st...................

367 W. 11th st....................

306    E. 32d st.....................

258 W. 10th st...................

365 39th st., Brooklyn.............

130 Varick st.....................

309 3d ave.......................

New Brighton, S. I................

Burger ave., West New Brighton....

107 Charlton st., Manhattan........

436 Baltic st., Brooklyn...........

205 E. 69th st....................

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SALARY OB WAGES

Charles Olsen...........

David Quinn............

James D. Reburn........

John Regan (No. 2)......

Frank E. Requa.........

John Rice..............

Michael G. Rice..........

August J. Richter........

Frank Rocchio...........

Geo. W. Romer..........

Michael Rose............

John H. L. Rudiger......

William V. Russell.......

William Sadowsky.......

William Saulter..........

Patrick Shields..........

Charles L. Smith.........

James Smith............

Peter Smith.............

William Stolzenthaler....

Charles Stroessner........

John Sweeney...........

Hugh Treanor...........

Hans Tripka............

William C. Turnbull......

Herbert Tyler...........

James W. Valentine......

Joseph Vaughn..........

Robert Wall.............

Thomas Ward...........

Thomas Waters..........

Marion Wilson...........

Fridolin Ziegler..........

August A. Zilkens........

John Carroll.............

Wm. J. Donovan........

John Downey...........

Philip Fitzpa

Robert Gardner.........

Patrick McAtamney.....

Michael McGrath.......

Peter Quinn............

Lorenz Roth...........

Edward Walsh..........

Stephen Walsh..........

William R. Ahmuty......

John C. Schuster.........

Thomas F. Barry........

James P. Beattie.........

Richard Blood...........

Anna B. Boylan.........

Peter F. Breen..........

George W. Buel..........

James C. Campbell.......

Michael A. Clemency.....

Joseph A. Deegan........

Michael Donnelly........

John J. Finn............

Peter Finn..............

Francis X. Foley.........

Edward A. Harvey.......

John H. Hundemann.....

Francis K. Larkin........

George W. McClaughry...

William J. McGee........

John J. Martin..........

Nicholas Neumann.......

Edmund R. O’Brien......

Alexander Rathowsky....

Louis Solomon...........

William G. Withers, Jr...

William S. T. Conn.......

Alexander O- Gettler.....

Charles Goodwater.......

Cornelius J. Hogan.......

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140 W. 112th st...................

305 Spring st.....................

Toinpkinsville, S. I................

1635 Lexington ave., Manhattan.. ..

330 W. 21st st....................

165 E. 54th st....................

119 Christopher st................

88 South st......................

338 E. 115th st...................

60 Wright st., Stapleton...........

820 Manhattan ave., Brooklyn......

Mariner’s Harbor.................

204 South st., Manhattan..........

35    Tompkins st., Stapleton.........

Hotel Willomere, Bath Beach, Bklyn

749 9th ave......................

101 9th ave., Manhattan...........

105 Butler st., Brooklyn...........

133 E. 102d st....................

50 Arrietta st., Tompkinsville, S. I..

98 Maujer st., Brooklyn............

152 E. 39th st....................

204    E. 29th st....................

25 Cannon st., Manhattan..........

2452 3d ave.. The Bronx...........

250    W. 41st st....................

27 Vanduzer st., Tompkinsville, S. I. 108 New York ave., Clifton, S. I....

Stapleton, S. I....................

207 33d st., Brooklyn............

207 8th ave., Manhattan...........

205    W. 63 d st....................

1411 Clinton ave., The Bronx.......

31 Castleton ave., Tottenville, S. I..

217 W. Houston st..............

30 Bank st.......................

249 Smith st., Brooklyn............

1103 3d ave., Manhattan...........

248 6th st., Brooklyn..............

151 No. 7th st., Brooklyn..........

424 E. 80th st....................

251    W. 135th st..................

515 E. 87th st....................

434 E. 80th st....................

522 W. 46th st...................

162 W. 61st st....................

507 W. 159th st..................

530 E. 14th st., Manhattan.........

231 Spencer st., Brooklyn..........

82 Bay st., Tompkinsville..........

139 Innis st., Pt. Richmond........

315 Ave. A., Manhattan...........

137 Bodine st., West Brighton......

842 10th ave., Manhattan..........

1202 St. John’s pi., Brooklyn.......

221 W. 121st st., Manhattan.......

239 45th st., Brooklyn.............

79 Lafayette ave., Pt. Richmond....

417 Carey ave., New Brighton......

20 Westervelt ave., New Brighton...

82 Jane st., Manhattan............

29 Lafayette ave., Pt. Richmond.... 635 47th st., Brooklyn.............

36    7th ave., New Brighton.........

3325 Fulton st., Brooklyn..........

202 E. 112th st...................

596 E. 165th st., The Bronx........

313 E. 23d st., Manhattan.........

54 E. 104th st., Manhattan.........

158 N. 4t,h st., Brooklyn...........

481 Evergreen ave., Brooklyn......

454 Convent ave., Brooklyn........

359 Grove st., Brooklyn...........

385 2d ave.......................

303 W. 12th st., Manhattan........

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SALARY OR WAGES

Charles L. Kelly.........

Henry Lang.............

Gustav Lange...........

Lester I. Lloyd..........

Winfield S. McCormick. . .

Thomas F. McGrane......

Joseph J. McGrath.......

Walter J. Maher.........

John F. Mullins..........

Robert A. Phillips.......

Richard Reilly...........

Samuel Salinger.....

Peter Schmalzlein........

Edward F. J. Strauss.....

Thomas F. Sweeney......

John J. Whalen..........

Frederick C. Aims........

Peter Alwell.............

Arthur J. Berrigan.......

Edward Bryant..........

John Connors............

James M. Creamer.......

Peter F. Delaney........

George B. Dennis........

Frank Dolan............

James M. Fair...........

Louis Giraud............

James J. Gleason........

Paul Guertler............

John J. Kelly............

Michael A. Kinnears......

Joseph A. Long..........

John A. Moylan.........

James Y. Nugent........

Philip J. O’Mara.........

Morris O’Toole..........

Thomas F. Regan........

William Reilly...........

Eugene F. Shannon......

John J. Sullivan.........

William L. Wilson.......

Robert P. McBride.......

John T. Hilton..........

Richard W. McDonald....

J. Frank Johnson........

Horace B. Loomis........

Peter F. Daly...........

Arthur Minnaugh........

Samuel Shapiro..........

George W. Weir.........

James Anderson.........

Peter Annerstedt........

Moses E. Arment........

Philip Ascher............

William H. Back....

John T. Bannon. . . .

John Barr..........

Joseph Beokhardt...

Joseph G. Berk.....

Joseph P. Brizzolara

William Cleary.....

Bryan Clune.......

Charles Connolly.... Patrick F. Cooney. . James J. Coghlan..

John W. Coyne....

Daniel J. Crotty.. . Patrick Delaney.. .

John W. Distler. . .

Dennis Doyle......

Edward A. Farmer

Thomas Ferris.....

Owen J. Foley.....

Francis Gallagher. .

James J. Gallagher,

458 W. 42d st., Manhattan.. 1061 1st ave., Manhattan.. . 815 Freeman st., The Bronx. 1300 2d ave., Manhattan.... 200 E. 27th st., Manhattan.. 503 W. 52d st., Manhattan.. 20 Greenwich st., Manhattan 30 Greenwich st., Manhattan 144 3d st., New Brighton. .. 131 E. 105th st., Manhattan. 341 E. 14th st., Manhattan.. 163 E. 4th st., Manhattan... 365 E. 139th st., The Bronx. 319 E. 79th st., Manhattan.. 158 E. 49th st., Manhattan..

439 E. 17th st., Manhattan

347 44th st., Brooklyn.....

160 E. 28th st., Manhattan.........

5 Desbrosses st., Manhattan........

48 Kane ave., Rockaway Beach, L. I.

1485 2d ave., Manhattan...........

424 47th st., Brooklyn.............

84 Central ave., Mariners Harbor. . . 11th st., Manhattan......

116 E.

112 Maple ave., Port Richmond

Stapleton, S. I................

Dongan Hills, S. I................

571 Driggs ave., Brooklyn..........

Mariners Harbor, S. I.............

1454 Fulton st., Brooklyn..........

208 W. 69th st., Manhattan........

Port Richmond, S. I...............

137 No. 9th st., Brooklyn..........

Egbertville, S. I..............

127 So. 2d st., Brooklyn...........

71 E. 119th st....................

219 W. 66th st., Manhattan........

31 Morton st., Brooklyn...........

31 Water st., West New Brighton...

44 Jane st., Manhattan............

79 Henry st., Brooklyn............

95 Rutland road, Brooklyn.........

4.39 W. 23d st....................

213 E. 189th st...................

359 Stuyvesant ave., Brooklyn.....

108    Lee ave., Yonkers, N. Y.......

456 72d st., Brooklyn..............

317 E. 19th st....................

327 Madison st...................

560 W. 180th st..................

1514 Lexington ave...............

1369 Atlantic ave., Brooklyn.......

881 5 th ave......................

42 Essex st.......................

51    Manhattan st.................

423 E. 15th st....................

401 E. 53d st.....................

109    W. 113th st..................

6 Charlton st.....................

52    Macdougal st..................

109 Bank st......................

308 E. 44th st....................

226 Madison st...................

116 E. 116th st...................

500 W. 38th st...................

105 Luqueer st., Brooklyn.........

817 Kent ave., Brooklyn...........

61 W. 98th st....................

453 W. 19th st...................

319 W. 16th st...................

105 King st......................

1208 Hoe ave.....................

725 Washington st................

300 E. 23d st.....................

440 3d ave.......................

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Jos. F. Gorman.....

Michael S. Guilfoyle James M. Haclcett. .

John D. Haggerty..

Herman Heim......

Robert C. Homan.. William H. Kain...

John F. Kearney... Thomas Kennedy...

Patrick Larkin.....

Jos. J. Lawless.....

Timothy McCarthy. Patrick McCauley. . . William McClimont. Charles McDermott. Michael McDonough Peter J. McNaboe.. Patrick Melville....

Peter J. Monaghan. Joseph Mullaney.... James M. Mullen...

John F. Murphy... . Thomas J. Mr

William H. Murray.......

Daniel J. O’Connell......

Daniel O’Connor.........

John O’Malley........

Patrick O’Neill..........

Jeremiah O’Shaughnessy..

Denis O’Sullivan.........

Niels P. Olsen...........

Charles L. Padgett.......

Charles C. Pool

John F. Power.........

Michael H. Purtell.....

Gustav Raefle.........

Martin Reagan........

William J. Reilly......

August J. Reuss......<

Bernard Rowe.........

Charles S. Scott........

John M. Schwenck.....

Richard Spitz.........

John Snillane..........

John H. Weeks........

James White..........

Balentin Aguirre.......

Peter P. Brennan......

Thomas Broderick.....

Stephen D. Burbank. . .

Joseph Burke..........

Matthew Campbell.....

James Cannon.........

John Carlsen..........

James F. Cavorley.....

Michael Cavorley......

John C. Clary. . . ......

Joseph Comerford......

John Crosson..........

Michael Dinan.........

James H. Dwyer.......

James J. Gallagher.....

John Gallagher........

Wm. H. Gallagher.....

William J. Galvin......

Thomas Hanly........

John J. Harrington.....

John R. Harrison......

John H. Hollinde......

Bernard Kane.........

Wm. Kilfoyle..........

William Klotzback.....

Lewis Kropp..........

James Lee............

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590 Grand st........

155 E. 124th st......

143 Amsterdam ave..

158 E. 102d st.......

229 Avenue A.......

300 W. 48th st......

62 S. 3d st., Brooklyn

424 E. 148th st......

109 W. 100th st.....

95    10th ave.........

450    W. 36th st......

467 W. 49th st......

625 E. 135th st......

96    Roge 418 W.

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60 Hicks st., Brooklyn.............

515 W. 44th st...................

2042 E. 14th st., Brooklyn.........

20 James Slip, Manhattan...........

1702 Park ave....................

125 N. 1st st., Brooklyn...........

222 South st.....................

1685 Park ave....................

451    E. 135th st...................

149 Harrison st., Brooklyn.........

238 W. 36th st...................

736 Vernon ave., Long Island City..

2560 8th ave.....................

274 West st......................

421 E. 64th st.. . . ^...............

83 Berrian ave., West Farms.......

992 Brook ave., The Bronx.........

242 W. 122d st...................

324    10th ave.....................

895 Jefferson a 170 West End

325    Bleecker st 242 W. 30th st 699 Lafayette ave., Brooklyn 145 Morningside 347 E. 78th st..

224    Hamburg ave., Brooklyn.......

213 E. 84th st.....................

297 Howard ave., Brooklyn........

132 Willis ave., The Bronx.........

16 Cherry st., Manhattan..........

722 Hicks st., Brooklyn............

1171 2d ave., Manhattan...........

194 South ave., Mariner’s Harbor. . .

830 Elton ave., The Bronx.........

423 W. 38th st., Manhattan........

9 Polar st., Brooklyn..............

635 9t,h ave......................

New Brighton....................

231 4th ave., New Brighton........

194 Carroll st., Brooklyn...........

315 W. 26th st...................

128 St. Paul ave., Tompkinsville... .

464 E. 147th st., The Bronx........

578 Pacific st., Brooklyn...........

Columbus ave.................

744 Columbus ave., Manhattan.....

210 Pacific st., Brooklyn...........

568 Lenox ave., Manhattan........

207 10th ave., Manhattan..........

313 E. 77th st....................

3224 Broadway...................

81 Fingerboard rd., Fort Wadsworth Stapleton........................

225    E. 76th st....................

307 W. 12th st...................

41 Atlantic ave., Brooklyn.........

349 E. 53d st.....................

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James McKittrick......

Baniel McMahon.......

James McMahon.......

William Mulvaney.....

Thomas Mahoney......

Samuel Mitchell.......

Thomas Mannion......

John H. Mulhall.......

Baniel O’Conner.......

Thomas J. Phelan......

Maurice Quinlan.......

August C. Runge......

John Ryan............

Archibald Stark.......

Stephen Sullivan.......

Henry F. Traulsen.....

Thomas Tuft..........

Edmund Wallace......

John White...........

Robert B. Clements.. . .

Philip H. Bennler......

Thomas Thatcher......

Philip Farmer.........

Thomas F. Allen.......

William Baird.........

Benjamin J. Becker... . Edward F. Brennan.. . .

Jos. S. Burdett........

Michael Callaghan......

Eugene F. Cavanagh. . .

James H. Colligan......

Robert P. Conlin...

Francis Conlon........

Edwin V. Bodge......

Vincent P. Bon van ....

Eugene Focacci........

Joseph J. Fortune......

Henry E. Gabriel......

Percy L. Greenough.. . .

John J. Halley.........

Abraham F. Hazen Thomas L. Healy.. Edward B. Hedenkamp...

Wm. J. Hennessey.......

George Honecker........

James B. Julian.........

James A. Kelly..........

Thomas J. Kilimet.......

John J. Lahey...........

Thomas F. McCarthy.....

John A. McKenna........

Frank McMahon.........

Thomas H. Magee........

William Morris..........

John T. O’Hara..........

John F. Quinn..........

Joseph A. Reilly.........

Vincent J. Smith.........

Frederick B. Walker.....

Baniel F. Walsh.........

Belia R. Ashley... .......

Evelyn Beach.......; . . .

Frances L. Buchanan.....

Margaret Carmody.......

Minnie E. Carson........

Lily Coulter.............

Kate Baly..............

Mary Baly..............

Ellen W. Bolan..........

Florence Foye...........

Mary Harrington........

Anna M. Hug...........

11 John st., Port Richmond........

471 36th st., Brooklyn.............

204 E. 75th st., Manhattan.........

341    Vanderbilt ave., Staten Island..

New Brighton, S. I................

3 Sycamore st., Brooklyn..........

323 W. 126th st..................

501 W. 28th st., Manhattan........

8 5th ave., New Brighton..........

211 Hopkinson ave., Brooklyn......

222 W. 144th st..................

311    E. 136th st...................

51 James st......................

69 E. 122d st.....................

Rosebank, Staten Island...........

350    45th st., Brooklyn.............

74 Columbia st., Brooklyn.........

546fW 132d st...................

New Borp.......................

351    Webster ave., L. I. City........

1675 69th st., Brooklyn............

1517 Madison ave.................

533 W. 144th st., Manhattan.......

Flushing, L. I....................

346 E. 194th st., Manhattan........

181 W. 63d st., Manhattan.........

320 Cherry st.....................

1346 Prospect d1., Brooklyn........

121 Stagg st., Brooklyn............

335 E. 93d st., Manhattan.........

145 W. 116th st..................

312    E. 38th st....................

112 W. 129th st..................

465 3d ave., Manhattan............

342    W. 11th st...................

123 W. 60th st. !.................

712 E. 179th st...................

1848 Bathgate ave., The Bronx.....

23 Macdougal st..................

196 Madison st., Brooklyn.........

96 Ten Eyck st., Brooklyn..........

1189 Madison st., Brooklyn........

734 Third ave....................

Foot of E. 23d st., Manhattan......

251 10th st., Brooklyn.............

199 So. 9th st., Brooklyn..........

42 Garnet st., Brooklyn 965 Be Kalb ave., Brooklyn 229 E. 40th st.............

102 Congress ave., Flushing, L. I... .

35 Christopher st., Manhattan......

173d st. and Westchester ave., Bronx

47 Laight st......................

449 W. 33d st....................

12 Bedford ave., Brooklyn.........

144 E. 32d st.....................

178 Nevins st., Brooklyn..........

247 Adams st., Brooklyn...........

247 Adams st., Brooklyn...........

242 E. 35th st....................

102 E. 121st st., Manhattan........

738A Greene ave., Brooklyn.......

596 Briggs ave., Brooklyn..........

2275 Bassford ave., The Bronx.....

310 E. 66th st., Manhattan.........

415 16th st., Brooklyn..............

2435 Morris ave., Fordham.........

44 Grove st......................

69 Bond st., Brooklyn.............

436 W. 18th st., Manhattan........

236 Broadway, Astoria............

172 W. 136th st..................

546 W. 156th st., Manhattan.......

216 E. 77th st., Manhattan.........

104 Scholes st., Brooklyn..........

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Annie Jennings......

Elsie W. Kenny.....

Mary McArdle.......

Bridget McCarthy....

Anna McGowan......

Louise F. McKibbin..

Kate Mallon.........

Helen Morrissey.....

Catherine Neidig.....

Margaret J. Noonan..

Mary O’Connor......

Mary Purdy.........

Josephine M. Quirk. . Mary E. Riordan

Ida L. Schaefer......

Ella J. Seymour.....

Mary A. Sheehan....

Adelia Sheridan......

Gertrude F. Skelling. Mary A. Sullivan

Mary A. Walsh......

Carrie A. Zerbe......

Fanny Barry........

Mary Brenecke......

Lucia Budd.........

Mary Dech..........

Elizabeth Devlin.....

Mary T. Harrington..

Sarah T. Hendry.....

Helen E. Horman... . Maria C. Johnson... .

Julia Keller.........

Jennie Kern.........

Margaret Larkin. Mary McCormick

Mary McMullen......

Mary McNamara. .. ,

Mary O’Brien.......

Blanch O’Reilly.....

Isabelle M. Reilly... ,

Alice Robinson......

Josey Ryan.........

Katie Schebe........

Dora Schwaninger... Elizabeth Stromberg, Lena Wein..........

524 W. 152d st., Manhattan.....

1935 Atlantic ave., Brooklyn.......

346 E. 17th st....................

349 W. 50th st...................

949 Lorimer st., Brooklyn..........

2016 Jerome ave., The Bronx.......

313 E. 41st st....................

241 W. 137th st..................

171 E. 74th st., Manhattan.........

199 Clinton st., Brooklyn..........

224 W. 146th st., Manhattan.......

820 Greenwich st., Manhattan......

1041 Hall pi., The Bronx..........

211 W. 144th st., Manhattan.......

12S6 Lexington ave., Manhattan.. . .

21 Bethune st., Manhattan.........

171 Ed74th st.,

724’E.,156th st.

422 Pleasant ave.............

164 E. 115th st..............

211 Willis ave., The Bronx.. . .

706 Manhattan ave., Brooklyn

207 E. 69th st., Manhattan.........

1270 Greene ave., Brooklyn........

39 Catharine st., Manhattan........

70 W. 142d st., Manhattan.........

226 E. 56th st., Manhattan.........

10 St. Marks pi., Manhattan........

97 Madison st., Manhattan.........

204 W. 23d st., Manhattan.........

23 Oakland st., Brooklyn..........

239 E. 80th st., Manhattan.........

54 Roosevelt st., Manhattan........

195 Prince st., Manhattan..........

940 3d ave., Manhattan...........

163 E. 110th st., Manhattan........

537 W. 52d st., Manhattan.........

1226 3d ave., Manhattan...........

356 W. 24th st., Manhattan.........

1129 Park ave., Manhattan.........

37 Bridge st., Manhattan..........

109 E. 120th st., Manhattan........

566 2d ave., Manhattan............

150 E. 7th st., Manhattan..........

216 E. 6th st., Manhattan..........

1703 Lexington ave., Manhattan.. . .

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Revences and Expenditures.

The total gross revenue of the Department for the year ending December 31, 1909, amounted to $4,780,476.08, distributed as follows:

From leased wharves and wharfage, $3,552,573.49; from ferry rents and franchises, $303,484.15; from operation of Municipal Ferries, $898,732.45, and from all other sources, $25,686.59.

The expenditures from the Dock Fund during the same period were $11,364,210.52.

Of this amount $7,029,876.85 was expended for the work of construction, including ferries; $2,029,086.48 was paid for wharf property acquired by the Department; the sum of $2,214,570.26 was expended for repairs and maintenance, including ferries; while the general expenses of the Department amounted to $90,676.93.

The Revenues and Disbursements of the Department for the year are shown in detail in the following accompanying schedules of Revenues and Disbursements.

Leases and Permits Oran ted by the Commissioner.

A description of the leases and permits for wharf property and land under water is contained in the rent roll accompanying this report, together with the name of the lessee or occupant, a description of the property, the term of tenancy and the amount of rental.

Contracts.

A list of contracts made by the Department during the year, containing a description of the work, name of the contractor, price, etc., will be found on the following page.

No.

Class

STATEMENT SHOWING THE

AWARDED DURING

THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909.

Description.

Name of Contractor,

Price.

Date of Award.

Date of Contract.

Date of Expiration.

Amount of Contract.

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Dredging on Whale Creek.............

Building pier between 31st and 32d streets, Brooklyn..................

Services as architect..................

Furnishing and installing mechanical and electrical equipment on piers Nos. &}, 54, 56, 57, 58. 59, 60, 61 and 62. N. R.............................

W. A. Beard Dredging

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Harry R. Wheeler. J. W. Millard.....

181c. per cubic yard....

8174,587 00 31% of cost...........

June 16, 1909 July 2,1909    180 days from notification

June 23, 1909 July 13,1909    300

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May 27,1909

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“ rubber goods..

“ ship chandlery.

“ paints, oils, etc “ electrical supplies..........

Furnishing and installing metal filling— cases and storage cabinets..........

Furnishing coal......................

“ piles.....................

“ paints, etc................

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Laying double track extension to trolley railroad at 39th street, Brooklyn....

new made land on North and vers.......................

Furnishing horses, carts and drivers. ..

Printing and binding Annual Report...

Furnishing granite headers and stretch-

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McHarg Barton Co.....

Manhattan Supply Co..

Brooklyn Lumber Co...

Anchor Packing Co. ...

J. Edward Ogden......

Art Metal Construction

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Chas. K. Nichols.......

BlaineCont.& SupplyCo. Curtis Blaisdall Co.....

Arthur T. Prescott.

Patrick J. O’Connell....

S. F. Goss............

Wm. Bratter & Co.....

8745,uOO 00 247,300 00 3,747 00 3,515 25 5,605 75 11,433 69 4,939 63 2,399 36

April 29, 1909 March 17, 1909 Sept. 15, 1909 Sept. 15, 1909 Sept. 15, 1909 Sept. 15, 1909 Sept. 15, 1909 Sept. 15, 1909

May 6, 1909 March 30,1909 Oct. 7,1909 Oct. 15, 1909 Sept. 23, 1909 Sept. 23, 1909 Sept. 23, 1909 Sept. 23, 1909

175 days from notification

400

180

180

180

180

180

180

745,000 00 247,300 00 3,747 00 3,515 25 5,605 75 11,433 69 4,939 63 2,399 36

316,708 64 143,621 23 1,091 03 2,497 33 96 2 55 5,455 50 2,921 07 1,120 32

1,700 00 3.47 per ton.... 9.21 each......

2,916 50 3.99 per ton...

April 8, 1909 Jan. 28,1909 April 13, 1909 May 24, 1909 Feb 23,1909

April 15, 1909 Jan. 29, 1909 April 16, 1909 June 8,1909 Mar. 4, 1909

60

120

120

60

180

1,700 00 34,700 00 9,210 00 2,916 50 79,800 00

1,700 00 34,688 88 9,504 72 2,916 50 84,125 00

6,450 00

April 8, 1909

April 21,1909

40

6,450 00

6,450 00

5.25 per day... 3.45 per day... 1,440 00

April 20, 1909 April 20, 1909 June 27,1909

April 26, 1909 May 6,1909 July 2, 1909

November 1, 1909........

April 1, 1910.............

90 days from notification

6,772 50 25,875 00 1,440 00

6,961 50 12,668 39 1,512 00

1174

1175

Furnishing granite coping stone. “ cement............

Michael McGrath & Co.. Ryan Parker Const. Co. John P. Kane Co......

1175

1176

1177

1178

“ rip rap..........

Repairing the Municipal ferry furnishing supplies therefor.

Painting hulls of Municipal ferry boats.

Printing specifications and contracts. . .

boats and

O’Brien Bros.

95c. per cubic foot. 1.00 per cubic foot.

1.32 per bbl......

30c. per cubic yard,

June 18,1909 June 18,1909 May 3, 1909 May 3, 1909

Sept. 14, 1909 July 28, 1909 May 7,1909 May 7, 1909

60

60

360

360

1,710 00 7,000 00 26,400 00 12,000 00

1,779 11 7,051 50 21,740 40 8,568 99

1179

1179

Furnishing coal. “ coal,

John W. Sullivan Co...

James Shewan & Sons..

Wynkoop Hallenbeck Crawford Co.........

North River Coal Co....

60,178 00 17,593 00

June 14,1909 July 1, 1909

June 22, 1909 July 13, 1909

365

500

60,178 00 17,593 00

29,847 87 4,156 36

6,705 00

83.39    per ton..

3.39    per ton...

June 23,1909 June 23,1909 May 27, 1909

July 2, 1909 July 2, 1909 June 2, 1909

July 1, 1910..............

365 days from notification

365

1180

1181

Building platform, etc., at foot of West 110th street, N. R.................

Building pier at Jamaica ave., Queens. .

Phoenix ConstructionCo.

6,705 00 230,520 00 94,920 00

107,729 09 48,291 08

1183

1183

Furnishing coal. “ coal,

Pattison & Bowns.

Wm. Farrell & Son.

825,397 00 11,897 00 $5.07 per ton. . 6.40 per ton. ..

June 23,1909 July 1, 1909 Sept. 15, 1909 Sept. 15,1909

July 2, 1909 July 13,1909 Sept. 23,1909 Sept. 23,1909

365

25,397 00 11,897 00 25,350 00 9,600 00

24,653 15 11,897 00 9,278 84 1,428 48

No. Class.

Description.

Name of Contractor.

Price.

Date of Award.

Date of Contract.

Date of Expiration.

Amount of Contract.

Amount Paid to Dec. 31, 1909.

1183 III

Furnishing coal

1184

towing.

1185 I&II 1185 III

ice

ice

Wm, Farrell & Son. . . .

Thomas Flannery......

American Ice Co.......

James De Barbieri.

$5.85 per ton.. 3.39 per hour

1186 I

1186

Paving with granite and iron slag. “    granite blocks.......

Cunningham & Kearns.. Dunbar Contracting Co.

1186

1187

1187

1188

Furnishing iron, steel, etc.

“ divers’ supplies Dredging in all Boroughs.

J. Edward Ogden......

A. Schrader’s Son Inc.. . Newark Meadows Imp.

30c. per 100 lbs. 29c. per 100 lbs. $5,600 00 27,000 00 25,500 00 78,599 00 1,161 00

Sept. 15, 1909 July 1, 1909 June 23,1909 July 1,1909 Oct. 8, 1909 Oct. 8, 1909 Oct. 8, 1909 Nov. 4, 1909 Nov. 4, 1909

Sept, 23, 1909 July 13, 1909 July 2, 1909 July 28,1909 Oct, 23, 1909 Nov. 24, 1909 Nov. 24, 1909 Nov. 23, 1909 Nov. 24, 1909

365 days from notfication

351 00

Sept. 15, 1909

180

April 30, 1910............

Oct. 31, 1909...........i .

30 days from notification 80 ¹

80

180

60

8,475 00 3,302 84 1,305 00 5,600 00 27,000 00 25,500 00 78,599 00 1,161 00

3,045 41 339 19

982 87

30.454 03

Sept. 23,1909 j December 31, 1910.

28,500 00

4.625 27

Co

19c. per cubic yard.

1189 II

Furnishing sand

Goodwin Sand & Gravel

Co

1189 III

broken stone.

1190 I

yellow pine.

1190 II

spruce.

1190 HI

1191

1193

“ piles.....................

Installing boiler on tug “Brooklyn”... . Dredging in all Boroughs.............

Jacob E. Conklin......

)D. L. Gillespie & Co.....

Arthur C. Jacobson & Sons. ..............

Stanley H. Miner......

Heiperschausen Bros.. .

Newark Meadows Imp.

80c. per cubic yard.... 87c. per cubic yard.... 23.05 per M. ft.......

29.58 per M. ft.......

7.49 each.

$8,990 00

Aug. 3, 1909 Aug. 3, 1909 Sept. 15, 1909

Sept. 15, 1909 Sept. 15, 1909 Oct. 8, 1909

Aug. 17, 1909 Aug. 17, 1909 Sept. 23, 1909

Oct. 7, 1909 Sept. 23, 1909 Oct. 23, 1909

180 days from notification

180

60

60

150

180

4,000 00 10,875 00

11,525 00

6,507 60

18,725 00 8,990 00

2.000 16 6.758 07

6,678 84

Co

1194

Furnishing manila rope and marline... .

J. Edward Ogden

39c. per cubic yard. .0769 per lb.......

Sept. 15, 1909 Oct. 8, 1909

Sept, 23, 1909 Oct. 21,1909

May 31, 1910.............

90 days from notification

9.750 00 8,251 37

5.196 64

1195

Furnishing appliances to complete electric installation at Department Yards at W. 57th and E. 24th

Sts

Cowden & De Young, Inc................

Oct. 8, 1969

Oct. 23, 1909

90

5,213 00

*5,213 00

1196

1197

1198

1200

1202

1203 I

1203 II

1206 I 1206 II 1206 III 1206 IV 1206 V

Building freight shed on pier between 31st and 32d sts., Brooklyn.........

Building viaduct between trolley platform and Jay st., St. George. .......

Dredging on the North River..........

Paving with granite the marginal street between W. 22d and W. 23d sts., N. R.............................

Building pier at 33d st., Brooklyn.....

Furnishing horses, harness and drivers, Borough of Richmond..............

Furnishing horses, harness and drivers, Borough of Brooklyn.............

Furnishing pine lumber...............

“ miscellaneous lumber.......

Chas. Meads <k Co.

The Snare & Triest Co.. Henry Du Bois Sons Co.

Asphalt ConstructionCo Harry R. Wheeler. ....

Pierre F. Corrigan.....

Hirsch Lumber Co

Yellow Pine Co.

Oct. 8, 1909

Oct. 23, 1909

180

155,500 00

155,500 00

43,570 00 14c. per cubic yard.

Oct. 14, 1909 Nov. 15, 1909

Oct. 21,1909 Nov. 19, 1909

160

May 30, 1910.......

43,570 00 28,000 00

9.839 97

*38,750 00 236,500 00

*2.24 per day

Nov. 15, 1909 Dec. 21, 1909

Dec. 24, 1909

Nov. 19, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

80 days from notification

260

38,750 00 236,500 00

December 31, 1910.

17,169 60

1215

Services as architect.

Nichols Bros

H. L. Grube.......

2.44 per day... 27.425 per M. ft *5,415 55 *11.94 each....

9.47 each......

9.77 each......

Dec. 24, 1910 Dec. 22, 1909 Dec. 22, 1909 Dee. 22, 1909 Dec. 22,1909 dIc. 22,1909 Dec. 28, 1909

Dec. 30, 1909 Dec. 30, 1909 Dee. 30. 1909 Dec. 30, 1909 Dec. 30, 1909 Dec. 28,1909

December 31, 1910........

240 days from notification

60

90

180

120

6,734 20 109,639 67 5,415 55 11,940 00 18,910 00 9,770 00 10,000 00

Warren & Wetmore....

$10,000 00

STATEMENT

OF

REVENUES AND DISBURSEMENTS

ACCOUNT

WITH

THE CITY OF NEW YORK

AND

BALANCE SHEET FOR DECEMBER 31, 1909

•:

»

STATEMENT.

Of the Revenues and Disbursements of the Department of Docks and Ferries for the Year Ending December 31, 1909.

I.—Revenue :

1. Amount of accrued rents uncollected December 31, 1908, as per report for the year ending that date........................

KG. 159 76

2.    Rents accrued during the year 1909 from leased City

wharf property and for land under water covered by wharf improvements erected by permission of the Department ..............................

3.    Wharfage collected within the year from unleased

City wharf property..........................

$3,341,980 06

210,593 43

3,552,573 49

4.    Leases of ferry franchises and City wharf property

used for ferry purposes.......................

5.    Receipts from operation of Municipal Ferry (Staten

Island) traffic................................

6.    Receipts from operation of Municipal Ferry (Staten

Island) privileges.............................

7.    Receipts from operation of Municipal Ferry (39th

street, South Brooklyn) traffic................

8.    Receipts from operation of Municipal Ferry (39th

street, South Brooklyn) privileges..............

9.    Miscellaneous receipts...........................

10. Claims for unpaid rents placed in hands of the Corporation Counsel, prior to December 31, 1908, collected during the year 1909.................

Total...................................

303,484 15

078,428 10

43,848 20

173,588 59

2.807 50

II.—Distribution :

Caslir—

Deposited during the year 1909 with the City Ghamberlain :

1.    To credit of the Sinking Fund for the redemption

of the City debt............................

2.    To credit of the Sinking Fund for the payment of

the interest on the City debt................

3.    To credit of the Dock Fund...................

4.    To credit of the General Fund.................

Total amount deposited with the City Chamberlain ................................

Claims sent to the Corporation Counsel for collection ....................................

Sundry unpaid rents, December 31, 1909.......

, Total...................................

$3,547,191 13

1,219,716 00 25,458 25 228 34

$4,792,594 32

1,065 00 10,975 52

722.270 30

170,456 15 23,080 39

17,698 40

$4,S04,634 84

$4,804,63 4 84

Manhattan

Bronx

Brooklyn Queens . Richmond

REVENUE FROM LEASED WHARVES AND WHARFAGE SHOWN BY BOROUGHS

DOCK BONDS.

1108,367,970 52

Total amount of Dock Bonds and Corporate Stock of the City of New York, issued by direction of the Commissioners of the Sinking Ehind and Board of Estimate and Apportionment for the uses and purposes of the Department, from the date of organization, May 1, 1870, to December 31, 1909........

DOCK FUND.

I.—Receipts :

1.    Amount of Corporate Stock issued by direction of

Commissioners of the Sinking Fund.........$10,110,548 52

2.    Amount of premium on Corporate Stock sold by

the Comptroller..............................

3.    Amount received during the year, for the uses and

purposes of the Department, being reimbursements for the cost of repairs to wharf properties, made for lessees, private owners and others, and for the use of the Department appliances and dumping grounds, furnishing maps, tracings, etc..........

4.    Overdraft on the Comptroller, December 31, 1909.. .

the

71,278 90

25,458 25 1,470,307 32

$11,677,592 99

Less overdraft on the Comptroller, December 31,1908, per report for year ending December 31, 1908. .

as

313,382 47

$11,364,210 52

II.—Expenditures :

Amount of bills and claims audited during the year ending December 31, 1909, and transmitted to the Finance Department for payment, being for materials and supplies furnished and for services rendered to this Department, to wit:

1. For Construction, including Ferries—

$5,488,279 62

For bills and claims audited, as per

Schedule B......................

As per Schedule C :

275,097 40

Salaries audited on Construction Account ......................

Weekly pay rolls of Captains, Engineers, Crews and Watchmen on floating property, Dock Builders,

1,266,499 83

$7,029,876 85

Laborers, Blacksmiths, Carpenters and Masons, etc., on Construction Force ...................

2. For Repairs and Maintenance, including Ferries— For bills and claims audited, as per

Schedule D......................

As per Schedule E :

Salaries of Maintenance Force....

Salaries of Recreation Pier Attendants, etc..................

Salaries of Municipal Ferries Force

Weekly pay rolls of Dock Builders,

Watchmen. Carpenters, Inspectors and Engineers, etc., on Repairs and Maintenance Force...

$917,241 89

59,865 01

22,410 60 694,333 61

520,719 15

2,214,570 26

3. For Annual Expense—

For bills and claims audited as per Schedule F......................

As per Schedule G:

Salaries of officers and appointees.

$3,854 51

86,822 42

90,676 93

4. For Acquired Property—

2,029,086 48

For property acquired as per Schedule H

SUMMARY OF FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909

Corporate Stock issued during the year for the uses and purposes of the Department $10,110,548 52 Premium on Corporate Stock

sold by Comptroller....... 71,278 90

Amount receiveu from sundry leases and permits for the use and occupation of

wharf property...........

Wharfage collected at open

piers and bulkheads........

Amount received from ferry

rents and franchises......

Amount received from operation of Municipal Ferries—-Staten Island Division....

South Brooklyn Division. ..

Amount received for use of Department plant and for repairs, etc., made for lessees and others...........

Amount received from sale

of filling-in privileges.....

Amount received from sale of

old material..............

Interest and costs...........

Miscellaneous receipts.......

Overdraft on Comptroller,

December 31, 1909........

3,336,597 70 210,593 43 320,983 45

722,276 30 176,456 15

12,431 00

11,623 75

1,222 12 228 34 181 38

1,470,307 32

Deposited in the National City Bank to the credit of the City Chamberlain, viz : For account of the Sinking Fund for the redemption

of the City debt........

For account of the Sinking Fund for the payment of the interest on the City

debt..................

For account of the General Fund for the reduction

of taxation............

Overdraft on Comptroller,

December 31, 1908......

Bills and claims audited for wharf property purchased, for material and supplies furnished and for services rendered, viz :

On Construction Account,

including ferries........

On Acquired Property Account .................

On Repairs and Maintenance Account, including ferries............

On Annual Expense Account

$3,547,191 13

1,219,715 90

228 34

313,382 47

7,029,876 85 2,029,086 48

2,214,570 26 90,676 93

$16,444,728 36

$16,444,728 36

BALANCE SHEET, DECEMBER 31, 1909.

Acquired property...........

Floating plant (as per Schedule I)

Contingent Fund............

Unpaid rents in hands of Corporation Counsel for collection (as per Schedule J)...................

Sundry unpaid rents........

$32,321,192 79

3,456,802 00

2,000 00

133,506 46 10,975 52

The City of New York Dock Fund...........

$34,454,169 45 1,470,307 32

Dr,

Ledger

Foi.io.

SCHEDULE A.

Lebger Balances, December 31, 1900.

C R.

$32,321,192 79 90,676 93 6,399,791 19 669,855 40

Acquired Property.......

Annual Expense.........

Construction............

Repairs and Maintenance

10

Dock Fund

$1,495,765 57

12

14

4.792,594 32

16

19

2,000 00

22

22

3.456,802 00 133,506 46

23

26

29

30

31

32

33

630,085 66 1,544,714 86

34

35

38

Dock and Slip Rent.....i . . .............,..........

City of New York....................................

City Chamberlain.....................................

Ferry Rent...........................................

Contingent Fund......................................

Costs................................................

Floating Plant........................................

Unpaid Rents in hands of Corporation Counsel for Collection

Repairs, etc., for lessees and others......................

Municipal Ferry Receipts, South Brooklyn...............

Sale of Filling-in Privileges.........................

Sale of Old Material...................................

Miscellaneous Receipts.................................

Ferry Construction....................................

Ferry Maintenance....................................

Municipal Ferry Receipts, Staten Island.................

3,552,573 49 33,896.468 99

303,484 15

228 34

12,431 00 176,456 15 11,623 75 1,222 12 181 38

722,276 30

138 09

133

Eltz & Son, J,

25 00

159

900 00

167

423 75

186

150 00

200

75 00

212

1,000 00

3,125 00

257

272

301

7,98.5,029 48

315

316

Gilbert, Mrs. Ann....................

Holland American Line...............

Herbert, H. L. & Co..................

Knauss, Frank M....................

Karonsky, B., & Co..................

Manhattan Navigation Co.............

New England Navigation Co...........

Vouchers Payable.....................

Corporate Stock Authorized............

Reserve for Corporate Stock Authorized Corporate Stock Fund Reserve........

11,375,249 46

7,985,029 48

Dr.

Ledger

Folio.

Ck.

1,897,042 73

318

Contracts

319

11,254 46

320

321

6,074,683 96

322

323

Contract Reserve...........

Open Market Orders.........

Open Market Orders Reserve.

Miscellaneous Claims........

Miscellaneous Claims Reserve

1,897,042 73

11,254 46

6,074,683 96

27 50

369

450 00

379

425 00

390

886 18

397

600 00

429

2,750 00

431

Rodgers, John Co...........

Silver Point Ice Co..........

Seaboard Contracting Co....

Smith, Anning J............

Thomas Conville Brewing Co Union Ferry Co.............

$67,515,971 33

$67,515,971 33

SCHEDULE B.

Bills and Claims Audited on Construction Account.

ADVERTISING

$130 00 684 80 232 80 748 00 758 40 148 00 617 20 621 60

Democracy ................................

Evening Mail...............................

Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin

New York Times............................

New Yofker Staats Zeitung..................

Tammany Times............................

The Globe..................................

The Sun ..................................

$3,040 80

BUILDING FERRY TERMINALS, ARCHITECTS’ FEES, ETC.

deB. Parsons, H.......

DeHart & Stafford.....

Maurer & Son, Henry..

Millard, J. W.........

Post & Sons, Geo. B....

Prescott, Arthur T.....

Snare & Triest Company Walker & Morris.......

$1,633 33 142 50 32 85 7,400 00 7,000 00 0,450 00 508,641 70 3,041 50

$624,341 97

BUILDING PIERS, BULKHEADS, ETC.

Barwick, Thomas.............

McHarg-Barton Co...........

Maryland Steel Company.....

North Eastern Construction Co

Phoenix Construction Co......

Snare & Triest Co............

Staats, R. P. and J. H.........

Wheeler, Harry R............

Young, Roger L..............

$6,000 00 143,621 23 792,062 85 316,708 64 48,427 14 706,225 80 895,052 01 98,711 23 8,483 96

$3,015,292 86

COAL.

Farrell & Son, William Haff, William P. W.. . Pattison & Bowns.....

$10,488 83 19,963 64 9,278 84

$39,731 31

DRAWING MATERIALS, SURVEYORS’ INSTRUMENTS, ETC.

Boettner, Chapman Co....

J. W. Pratt Co..........

Keuffel & Esser Co.......

N. Y. Blue Print Paper Co

$60 00 2,067 62 638 75 506 00

$3,272 37

DREDGING.

Morris & Cummings Dredging Co. .

W. H. Beard Dredging Co.........

R. G. Packard Company..........

Newark Meadows Improvement Co

$1,305,074 75 37,956 69 16,312 41 2,604 19

$1,361,948 04

IRON, STEEL, WASHERS, SPIKES, CASTINGS, ETC.

Abeel Brothers................

Blaine Contracting & Supply Co

Larkin & Co., J. K............

Manhattan Supply Co........

Ogden, J. Edward.............

. Superintendent State Prisons..

$906 00 3,641 96 6,639 37 2,064 30 33,516 86 929 14

$47,697 63

LUMBER AND PILES.

Gillespie & Co., D. L...

Hirscli Lumber Co.....

Jacobson & Son, Arthur

John C. Orr Co.........

Nichols, Charles K.,...

$30,088 61 104,222 31 6,678 84    >.

3,055 07 ,v. 9,504 72

$153,549 55

MACHINERY, WORKMAN’S TOOLS AND MAINTENANCE OF DEPARTMENT YARDS AND

FLOATING PLANT.

Armstrong Cork Co............

Blaine Contracting & Supply Co

Crocker-Wheeler Co...........

Constant, Peter J.............

Duffy, Joseph D..............

Durkee & Co., Chas. D.........

Detroit Boat Co..............

Ferro-Macliinery & Foundry Co

John W. Sullivan Co.........

Manhattan Supply Co.........

Ogden, J. Edward.............

Ronalds & Johnson Co.........

Superintendent State Prisons..

Shewan & Sons, James........

Sharlow Brothers.............

Staten Island Shipbuilding Co. .

$375 00 905 12 91 90 941 79 97 65 10 00 427 00 24 00 325 00 2,890 40 21,526 28 222 85 351 14 3,760 83 1,368 71 233 00

$33,550 67

MISCELLANEOUS.

American Ice Co., ice...................................

Annin & Company, flags................................

Browning, 0. F., photographs...........................

Baltimore Enamel & Novelty Co., signs...................

Bussell, Arthur F., services.............................

Boyle & Co., John, awning material.....................

Contingent Fund, emploj^ees’ carfares, etc................

Columbia Rope Co., oakum, etc..........................

Cambell & Gardner, Custom House papers................

Cory & Son, Chas., speaking-tubes........................

Clarke, Baker Co., eabinet..............................

Department of Correction, brooms.......................

Friez, Julian P., forms.................................

Hyde, E. Belcher, atlases...............................

Helck, Henry P., repairing clocks......................

Healey, Martin H., claim...............................

International Helpa-Phone Co., helaphones...............

Kanouse Mountain Water Co., water.....................

Mutual Towel Supply Co., towels, etc.....................

Manhattan Rubber Manufacturing Co., rubber strips......

M. B. Foster Electric Co., electrical supplies..............

Murray & Co., repairs..................................

New York & New Jersey Telephone Co., telephone service..

New York Edison Co., electric light.....................

New York Telephone Co., telephone service...............

New York Multi-Color Copying Co., blue prints............

Ogden, J. Edward, glass................................

Obrig Camera Co., photographic supplies..................

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Parsons. Henry C., maps...............................

Riehle Bros. Testing Machine C'o., moulds................

Remington Typewriter Co., typewriters...................

Superintendent State Prisons, furniture, etc.............. .

Soltman, E. G., maps...................................

Stillman, Thomas B., analyses..........................

Schuster, John C., services..............................

Secretary of State, maps...............................

Trow Directory Printing & Bookbinding Co., directories....

Underwood Typewriter Co., typewriter, etc................

Vulcan Bail & Construction Co., iron shelters............

$76 00 170 00 182 50 488 01 65 00 490 00 ■ 143 75 54 30 26 50 101 50 227 00

$30,361 94

PAINTS AND OILS.

Baltimore Copper Paint Co.....

Blaine Contracting & Supply Co

Hughes, Joseph J.............

L. Sonneborn Sons, Inc........

Manhattan Supply Co.........

Patterson-Sargent Co..........

Rohde, Henry W..............

Standard Oil Co...............

T. C. Dunham, Ine............

Wilson, O. C. & Iv. R..........

$508 00 2,916 50 5,915 99 465 00 619 70 337 50 185 00 375 00 135 00 12 50

$11,470 19

PAVING.

Barber Asphalt Paving Co. . .

Phoenix Construction Co......

Sicilian Asphalt Paving Co. . United States & Venezuela Co Uvalde Asphalt Paving Co. . .

$2,926 36 700 00 12,364 56 8,804 96 1,571 20

$26,367 08

PRINTING AND STATIONERY.

Bratter & Co., William..........

Cassidy, John..................

Gerry & Murray................

Martin B. Brown Co.............

Montross & Clarke Co...........

Wynkoop Hallenbeck Crawford Go

$1,729 90 4,879 53 1,414 55 738 85 287 90 3,011 18

$12,061 91

ROPE.

Manhattan Supply Co Ogden, J. Edward...

$8,498 51 5,196 64

$13,695 15

SAND, CEMENT, BKOICEN STONE, KIP BAP, GRANITE, ETC.

Brown & Fleming Contracting Co.....

Conklin, Jacob E...................

Gallagher Bros., Assignees...........

Goodwin Sand & Gravel Co..........

John P. Kane Co...................

McGrath & Co., Michael.............

Manhattan Trap Bock Co............

Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance Co

O’Brien Brothers....................

Phoenix Construction Co.............

Kyan-Parker Construction Co.........

$278 G3 20,565 72 1,165 12 2,000 16 35,600 40 1,779 11 4,231 68 2,247 75 22,948 73 389 25 7,051 50

$98,258 05

TOWING.

Flannery Towing Line Flannery, Thomas....

$8,915 46 3,824 64

$12,74® 10

$5,488,279 62

SCHEDULE C.

Salaries Audited on Construction Account.

Allen N. Spooner.....

Denis A. Judge......

William C. Blaney.. . Charles J. Farley William E. Bailey... Thomas F. Creegan..

John McKenzie .....

William A. Boss....

John O. Farrell......

James Bafferty......

Charles H. Hall......

Charles W. Stamford Sidney W. Hoag, Jr.. Charles E. Trout.. .. William Lansing, Jr.

Joel J. Penoff.......

Borneo T. Betts.....

John M. Stewart.... Hiram C. Calkins....

John A. Duntze.....

Philip Guise........

Isaac J. Stander.... William G. Johnson.. William H. Cherry..

$3,750 00 2,250 00 999 96 1,999 98 1,000 00 925 00 950 00 600 00 2,000 00 600 00 1,975 00 10,000 00 6,000 00 4,000 00 3,749 94 3,749 94 3,541 64 3,583 31 2,800 00 2,293 55 2,425 00 2,700 00 2,350 00 2,300 00

Francis T. O’Keefe........

Traugott F. Keller.......

Max Raymond............

Samuel A. Moore.........

Robert A. Wimmer........

William F. Brendlin......

William C. Crosby........

Melchior Lenke...........

John P. Nordstrom.......

Abraham D. Wegman.....

Frederick R. W. Cleverdon

William J. Crowley.......

John J. Finn.............

Edward P. Herrmann.....

Henry Irving.............

Stephen E. Meagher......

Charles B. Wintersteen.. . .

John J. Brice............

George W. Weir..........

Arthur Mimnaugh........

Horace B. Loomis.........

J. Frank Johnson........

John T. Hilton...........

Robert P. McBride.........

Richard W. McDonald....

Anthony E. Hoffmann.....

Henry A. Howland........

William H. Reilly........

John T. Walsh...........

Louis Wenzel..........

Ralph H. Baxter.........

John T. Bermingham......

Daniel A. Crowley........

Peter F. Daly............

James C. Darby..........

James W. Dikeman, Jr....

John J. Kiernan.........

Gottlieb Lange.............

Thomas F. Lynch..........

Edward A. Malmquist.....

Willis A. Morton.........

Frank Moss ..............

Charles Schultz...........

Samuel Shapiro ..........

Daniel Sullivan...........

William J. F. Sullivan....

Edward J. White..........

Alexander J. Zinner.......

August Strittmatter.......

Mark T. Hays.............

$2,275 00 2,275 00 2,275 00 2,250 00 2,325 00 2,100 00 2,100 00 2,150 00 2,100 00 2,100 00 2,150 00 2,300 00 1,925 00 1,925 00 1,925 00 2,000 00 1,800 00 1,500 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,725 00 1,425 00 1,425 00 682 26 1,350 00 1,350 00 1,350 00 1,350 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,360 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 917 42 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,195 00 1,080 00 1,035 00 1,080 00

John R. Lambert.....

Patrick F. Crowley... John T. L. Doughty. . . Charles W. Thompson. Alexander M. Goge

Robert M. Kid.......

William T. Doran.....

Hugh F. McLaughlin. . Herman A. Martens.. . Emil A. Nordstrom.. .

Elias Cahn...........

John P. Clarke.......

Joseph Gaffney.......

Samuel Geduld.......

John W. Grolz.. ......

Louis Koenig.........

Abraham Laredo......

Alfred R. Loweth.....

Joseph A. Meehan....

Herman A. Ruge......

John J. Herrick......

Albert J. Mickley. Andrew J. Hudson....

Israel Benjamins......

George W. Carpenter. .

Edward S. Keen......

Charles Halter.......

John G. Kennedy.....

Thomas P. McDonough

Jacob Miller..........

William Mulholland Edward J. Murphy....

George Murphy.......

Peter Shaw...........

Thomas H. Spooner

John Winters ........

Henry C. Freeman.. . . Berthold Sommer. ._....

Lucius C. Higgins.....

Thomas B. Boone.....

Arthur Casson........

Charles M. Clark.....

Nicholas Deevy .•.......

Edward F. Lacey......

David II. Lane........

Thomas J. Macvey.....

Patrick O’Sullivan....

Harry Brady.........

Clarence I. Goudey.... James A. McGuire....

$1,080 00 1,800 00 1,575 00 1,575 00 1,800 00 2,025 00 1,800 00 1,600 00 1,683 30 1,600 00 1,450 00 1,544 45 1,350 00 1,600 00 1,416 59 1,600 00 1,600 00 1,800 00 1,370 83 1,800 00 4,000 00 3,455 52 450 00 1,800 00 1,500 00 1,500 00 1,200 00 1,200 00 1,325 00 1,400 00 1,200 00 1,350 00 1,200 00 1,200 00 1,450 00 1,425 00 3,000 00 3,000 00 2,700 00 991 94 1,950 00 1,800 00 525 00 1,800 00 2,000 00 1,800 00 1,766 13 1,200 00 1,200 00 1,200 00

August Schott........

John A. Skelly.......

Vincent F. Amar......

Frank G. Connolly....

James F. Duffy.......

Abraham Malinoff.....

Sanford FT. Raizen.....

Benjamin Cohen.......

John T. Kelly........

Albert J. Teller.......

Frederick T. Ealand...

John A. Greegan......

Edward J. McMenamin.

James P. Martin......

George M. Avent.......

Thomas V. McGloin

Edward F. Barrett.....

Robert M. Sterritt.....

Edward E. McCarney. ..

August Goldner. .......

John J. Keefe.........

Frank Coughlin.......

William H. Cunliffe....

James McCabe.........

Thomas E. Reynolds

Frank J. Gregory......

John J. Bergin........

Thomas E. Brady......

John T. Havanagh..... Edmund K. Stephens. . t

Charles A. Pertain.....

Freeman F. Huntington

George Krug, Sr.......

Daniel J. Donohue.....

Arthur F. Bussell......

John C. Schuster......

Patrick J. Kadian.....

Abraham Kott.........

Joseph A. Maceda......

'Clarence M. J. Crysler. .

Louis S. Kellogg.......

Patrick Cunningham...

Edward J. Monroe.....

James J. Reilly........

James A. Molloy.......

William R. Ahmuty. . .. Edmund D. Johnstone.. Jamas J. Keenan......

$1,375 00 1,137 50 1,025 00 792 50 925 00 925 00 975 00 825 00 825 00 101 01 1,500 00 1,550 00 1,500 00 1,500 00 1,250 00 1,000 00 1,000 00 1,800 00 1,869 35 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,350 00 750 00 750 00 1,200 00 500 00 1,200 00 909 68 1,200 00 1,200 00 1,000 00 1,850 00 987 10 968 75 906 25 464 52 462 90 454 84 675 00 1,400 00 783 87* 612 50 350 00 300 00 414 92 400 00 175 00

John J. Colleton Janies P. Quinn.

Weekly pay-rolls of mechanics, laborers, watchman, etc.

$185 00 49 35

$275,097 40 1,266,499 83

Total

$1,541,597 23

SCHEDULE D.

Bills and Claims Audited on Repairs and Maintenance Account.

ADVERTISING.

Brooklyn Union Publishing Co..............

Brooklyner Freie Presse....................

Brooklyn Daily Times......................

Brooklyn Citizen............................

Brooklyn Eagle............................

Democracy ................................

Evening Mail..............................

Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin

L’Araldo Italiano..........................

New Yorker Staats-Zeitung.................

New York Times.............................

Richmond County Herald...................

Staten Islander.............................

Staten Island World........................

The Globe...................................

The Sun...................................

Tammany Times............................

$16 64 14 56 16 64 18 08 14 56 74 00 351 60 45 60 27 00 395 20 329 60

6 20 1 20

4 80 346 00 338 00

73 20

A,

$2,072 88

CARTING AND' SPRINKLING.

Corrigan, P. F.....

Goss, S. F.........

Hart, John E.......

Kane & Son, M.....

O’Connell, Patrick J. Thompson Bros., Inc

Traynor, John......

Wacker & Flannigan

$5,621 95 12,668 39 1,800 00 836 50 6,961 50 9,777 45 961 67 17,434 17

$56,061 63

COAL.

Curtis-Blaisdell Company.. North River Coal Company

Pattison & Bowns.........

Peale, Peacock & Kerr.....

$157,288 11 156,018 17 59,953 66 807 00

$374,056 94

LIGHTING.

$7,127 76 14,113 06 34 31 26 13 22,892 68 990 39

$45,184 33

$105 00 246 90 873 25 54 00 1,700 00 146 65 687 35 132 00 4,615 35 840 00 943 80 535 21 110 00 52 50 95 00 982 87 582 60 1,075 70 40 00 25 00 139 31 12 00 153 50 282 90 150 34 39 00 400 00 996 07 839 25 2,005 74 407 50 3,030 39 166 00 6,720 00 507 75 109 35 109 95 837 36 340 00

Edison Electric Illuminating Co. of Brooklyn. ...

New York Edison Company..................

New York & Richmond Gas Co................

Queens Borough Gas & Electric Co............

Richmond Light & Railroad Co................

United Electric Light & Power Co.............

MISCELLANEOUS.

American Ice Co., ice..................................

Anin & Company, flags.................................

American Bank Note Co., tickets........................

American Railway Supply Co., punches..................

Art Metal Construction Co., filing cases, etc..............

Boyes, Wm. H., disinfectants...........................

Blaine Contracting & Supply Co., supplies................

Brooklyn Automobile Co., storage.......................

Contingent Fund, employees’ carfares, etc................

Campbell, Wm. H., wharfage tickets....................

Cordner & Flinn, repairs, etc............................

Coakley Supply Co., supplies............................

Cassidy & Sons Mfg. Co., chandeliers.....................

Columbia Lubricants Co. of N. Y., engine oil..............

Cedarliurst Motor Livery Co., storage....................

DeBarbieri, Jas., ice...................................

Diamond Rubber Co., tires, etc.........................

Department of Correction, brooms, etc...................

Daniels & Rutstein, frames, etc..........................

E.    R. Merrill Co., repairs...............................

F.    W. Devoe & C. T. Raynolds Co., paints.................

Home Rubber Co., matting...............’...............

Hall’s Safe Co., safe....................................

Kanouse Mountain Water Co., water....................

Kush, Max, linoleum....................................

Lord & Taylor, shades..................................

Lederle Laboratories, analyses..........................

Locomobile Co. of America, repairs, etc...................

Mutual Towel Supply Co., towels, etc....................

New York & New Jersey Telephone Co., telephone service..

New York Bank Note Co., tickets........................

New York Telephone Co., telephone service................

N. Stafford Company, buttons...........................

New York Terminal Co., charter of ferryboat.............

Ogden, J. Edward, cleaners’ supplies, etc..................

Oliver Typewriter Co., typewriter......................

Patterson Bros., hardware..............................

Pinkerton’s National Detective Agency, services...........

Remington & Sherman Co., safes........................

Superintendent State Prisons, brooms, furniture, etc

Stillman, Thos. F., analyses......................

Stanley & Patterson, electrical supplies.............

Stromberg Motor Devices Co., carbureter...........

Sharpe, Wm. M., tires, etc........................

Smith-Haines, brass bumpers...................

Sheppard, Knapp & Co., linoleum..................

Taylor, W. E., repairing clocks....................

Underwood Typewriter Co., typewriter.............

Underhill, Clinch & Co., lawn mower...............

Yallely, P. W., desk.............................

Voorhees Rubber Mfg. Co., hose..................

Western Electric Co., electrical supplies............

$2,511 80 440 00 51 13 30 00 963 17 30 00 70 00 29 50 68 50 13 00 49 00 98 25 250 35

$35,694 29

MUSIC.

Bent, Frederick W..........

Bley, William...............

Boswald, Chas...............

Berger, Samuel.............

Brunno, Joseph.............

Beggs, James...............

Bayne’s 69th Regiment Band.

Burns, Owen C.............

Berger, Jack................

BerlinghofT, P...............

Borst, Robert...............

Borjes, Louis...............

Canavan, Edward...........

Cooper, Thomas F...........

Crowley’s 8th Regiment Band

Coughlin, John.............

Costello, Michael J..........

Conterno, Louis.............

Cicio, Anthony V............

Carlisle, Edward J..........

Connelly, William J.........

Carroll, Francis T..........

Canavan, James L. J.........

D’Aquin, Gustave...........

DeVito, Mario..............

Eller, Chas. Paul...........

Eben, Lambert L............

Ellenson, M.................

Farrell, Charles.............

Friedman, Harry............

Friedgen’s Band.............

Frey, Max..................

Fuller, Geo. E..............

Flaherty, Thos. F...........

$777 00 882 00 882 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 882 00 882 00 672 00 672 00 336 00 336 00 882 00 882 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 336 00 336 00 336 00 672 00 672 00 992 00 336 00 882 00 672 00 336 00 882 00 672 00 672 00 336 00 672 00 336 00

Ferry, F...............

$672 00 777 00 336 00 669 00 672 00 882 00 882 00 672 00 672 00 336 00 336 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 882 00 672 00 672 00 879 00 672 00 672 00 777 00 882 00 672 00 672 00 336 00 336 00 336 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 333 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 333 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 669 00 882 00 882 00 336 00 336 00 336 00 672 00 882 00 336 00

Gegenbach, John C......

Golub, A................

Gensler, August O.......

Gillen, D. E.............

Henry Liff Military Band Henneberg, Paul.........

Humphrey, Geo. L.......

Habernicht, Aug. J......

Kappel, Chas. F........

Kaufman, J............

Kruse, Henry...........

Johnson, Eugene A......

Keating’s Soloists.......

Lederhans, August......

Levdansky, W...........

Merrick, John J.......

Mygrant, W. S..........

Muller, John............

Miller, Joseph H........

McAuliffe, Felix S.......

Medina, Joseph F.......

Moore, Geo. F..........

Mand, John.............

Monroe Conservatory of Music

Morton, John T.............

McGarrv, John P..........

Metzger, W. H..............

Nicastro, Louis.............

Owens, J. T................

O’Donnell Bros..............

Petermann, J. H............

Pemoyer, Otto G............

Ryan, M. J.................

Reichert, Aug. J.............

Stoever, Aug................

Seiffertli, Geo...............

Schwartz, Morris............

Schmidt, Max...............

Shannon, Thos. F............

Seitz, Emil R...............

Styles, Wm. J..............

Schwartz, William..........

Somerset, William...........

Slavin, Jos. T..............

Stevenson, E. C.............

Schaefer, Herman...........

Stretz’s Orchestra...........

Timpone, Albert J..........

Thompson, Frank E.........

Usher, Thomas F.. Van Baar, Chas. L.

$882 00 879 00 882 00 879 00 336 00 336 00 672 00 672 00 336 00

$59,246 00

Ward, Thos. P.....

Wilson, J. Thorn. . .

Watman, A........

Wechsler, Benjamin

Weiss, Jacob.......

Wild, David J......

Zinsmeister, Jac. . ..

PRINTING AND STATIONERY.

$76 60 9 60 302 20 9 00 584 45 63 45 36 00

$1,081 30

Cassidy, John........

Eaton & Gettinger

Gerry & Murray.....

Martin B. Brown Co. Montross & Clarke Co O’Rourke & Co., F. F. Whiting, F..........

REPAIRING, PAINTING AND MAINTENANCE OF FERRYBOATS AND TERMINALS.

$375 00 31 50 20 20 22 00 20 00 962 55 381 72 20 00 98 50

Atwood, Geo. F.....................

Automatic Supply Co................

Ashcroft Manufacturing Co..........

Avery Copper Mfg. Co...............

American Steam Gauge Valve Mfg. Co

Anchor Packing Co.................

Barron & Co., J. S..................

B. F. Sturtevant Co.................

Blanchite Paint Co..................

Brooklyn Lumber Co.........

Babcock & Wilcox Co.........

Blaine Cont. & Supply Co.....

Berwick Flash Light Signal Co

Croton Water Co............

Callie Chemical Co...........

Cambell & Gardiner..........

Cook & Cokefair.............

oa to to

225

36

31

100

300

33

17

63

00

25

25

00

00

1,211 00 249 09 190 00 738 00 562 50 41 50 231 10 41 60 284 20 57 00 52 02

Chrystie Iron Works........

Cory & Son, Chas............

Crandall Packing Co........

Driggs, Frederick E.........

Diamond Rubber Co.........

Donegan & Swuft............

Excello Arc Lamp Co........

General Electric Co..........

Griscom, Spencer Co.........

German-American Electric Co Hemy J. McCoy Co.........

Hazard Mfg. Co.................

Hegeman & Ward.....................

John W. Sullivan Co..................

Johnson & Higgins...................

Jeffrey Mfg. Co.......................

John A. Roebling’s Sons Co............

Kahnweiler’s Sons, David.............

Katzenstein & Co., L..................

Larkin & Co., J. K...................

L.    Sonneborn Sons, Inc...............

Lebedjeff & Co........................

Lyons, Nathan.......................

Lenher Engineering Co...............

Manhattan Supply Co................

M.    B. Foster Electric Co..............

Moran Towing & Trans. Co............

Marxs & Jacobson....................

Manning, Maxwell & Moore..........

Martie & Herpel.....................

M.    Hanrahan........................

Neal & Scott Co......................

Nassau Steel & Iron Works............

N.    Y. Lubricating Oil Co..............

Ogden, J. Edward....................

Otis Elevator Co.....................

Oliver, Robert.......................

Platt & Washburn Refining Co........

Phinotas Chemical Co................

Pennsylvania Flexible Tubing Co......

Pyrene Extinguisher Co...............

R.    J. Sovereign Co...................

Superintendent State Prisons..........

Shewan & Sons, James................

Staten Island Rapid Transit Railway Co Stanley & Patterson..................

S.    Florry Mfg. Co....................

Staten Island Shipbuilding Co........

Swan, Finch Co......................

T.    R. McMann Co....................

Toch Brothers........................

Westinghouse Electric Mfg. Co........

White Star Towing Co...............

Zundel, R. W........................

$19 30 73 71 39,847 87 49,557 50 75 60 73 80 957 50 704 50 7,584 63 100 50 54 25 26 00 81 00 1,633 29 969 71 287 50

15    00 25 20 10 00 35 15

381 48 450 00 300 00 10,325 71 303 25 500 00 380 28 114 00 136 00 216 00 135 00 3,862 69 74,877 01 5,276 80 444 15

16    00 1,380 00

332 10 618 18 162 90 31 44 20 00 33 35

$217,033 46

REPAIRS AND DREDGING.

Baxter, John F..................

Henry DuBois Sons Co...........

Newark Meadows Improvement Co Phoenix Construction Co.........

$750 00 19,492 87 2,021 08 24,020 01

R. G. Packard Co........

Sicilian Asphalt Paving Co

Taylor Dredging Co.......

Uvalde Asphalt Paving Co.

$18,114 43 13,635 08 29,188 36 19,584 73

$126,806 56

$917,247 39

Less deductions by the Comptroller in 1909 of vouchers audited in 1908. . . .

5 50

$917,241 89

SCHEDULE E.

Salaries Audited on Repair and Maintenance Account.

$4,102 73

2.500    00 700 00

2,000 00 1,425 00 1,550 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 565 00

1.500    00 1,200 00 1,200 00

900 00 900 00 540 00 540 00 540 00 540 00 540 00 540 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 1,375 00 1,375 00 1,375 00 907 26 1,250 02 1,050 00 1,050 00 1,050 00

Charles A. Manly......

Peter Woolley.........

Louis S. Kellogg.......

Thomas F. O’Rourke...

Daniel A. Cusick.......

William J. O’Connor...

Peter J. Kearney......

Christopher McCann. . .

James C. Daly.........

William J. Kessler.....

Jeremiah Crowley......

Thomas C. Carroll.....

Daniel Troy...........

Hubert G. Welch......

Winifred Cooper.......

Ellen Dolan............

Mary A. Gaffney.......

Mary F. Meyer........

Elizabeth V. Scanlon...

Elizabeth Smith.......

Stephen J. Fallon......

John Healy...........

Joseph Kinsler........

James F. O’Brien......

Francis J. Maher......

Patrick Joseph O’Brien

Albert T. Wagner.....

Joseph J. Madden.....

John R. Powers.......

Edward Abeel.........

Gerard Bancker.......

Walter O. Bollas......

Thomas E. Booth.... John J. Cauldwell....

James H. Daly......

John J. Donohue.....

Henry C. Dunham James J. Fleming.. .. Charles H. Greenfield. L. Hitch Harrison.. . . Victor Heimburger...

Patrick Hennessy.....

Richard H. Lee......

Edward McCrimlisk..

James McMahon.....

Lawrence W. O’Connor William H. Rockwell George E. Rodgers

Joseph D. Vail.......

James Casey.........

Richard Cleary......

Patrick H. Lydon.... James T. Murray....

$1,050 00 1,050 00 1,050 00 1,050 00 1,050 00 •    1,050 00

1,050 00 1,050 00 1,050 00 1,050 00 1,050 00 1,050 00 1,050 00 1,050 00 1,050 00 1,050 00 1,050 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00

$59,865 01

James B. Julian.....

James A. Kelly......

Thomas J. Kilimet. ..

John J. Lahey.......

Thomas F. McCarthy. John A. McKenna. . . .

Frank MeMahon.....

Thomas H. Magee....

William Morris......

John T. O’Hara......

John F. Quinn.......

Joseph A. Reilly......

Vincent J. Smith.....

Frederick D. Walker. Daniel Francis Walsh

Delia R. Ashley......

Evelyn Beach........

Frances L. Buchanan. Margaret Carmody.. .

Minnie E. Carson.....

Lily Coulter.........

Kate Daly...........

Mary Daly...........

Nellie W. Doland.....

Florence Foye.......

Mary Harrington.....

Anna M. Hug........

Annie Jennings......

$309

309

309

309

309

309

309

309

68

6S

6S

68

68

68 •

6S

68

309 68

309

309

114

309

309

309

206

6S

68

92

68

68

08

45

195 00

204

206

206

206

206

175

206

206

206

206

193

84

45

45

45

45

00

45

45

45

45

44

61

Elsie W. Kenny.....

Mary McArdle.......

Bridget McCarthy...

Anna McGowan.....

Louise F. McKibbin.

Kate Mallon........

Helen Morrissey.....

Catherine Neidig.. .. Margaret J. Noonan.

Mary O’Connor.....

Mary Purdy.........

Josephine M. Quirk.. Mary E. Kiordan.. ..

Ida L. Schaefer......

Ella J. Seymour.....

Mary A. Sheehan

Adelia Sheridan.....

Gertrude F. Shelling Mary A. Sullivan...

Mary A. Walsh.....

Carrie A. Zerbe.....

May Brennecke.....

Lucia Budd.........

Mary Deck.........

Elizabeth Devlin.... Mary T. Harrington. Sarah T. Hendry.... Helen E. Horman... Maria C. Johnson...

Julia Keller........

Jennie Kern........

Margaret Larkin.... Mary McCormick.. .

Mary McMullen.....

Mary McNamara

Blanch O’Reilly.....

Frances Order......

Isabelle M. Reilly. .. Alice Robinson......

Josey Ryan.........

Katie Schebe........

Dora Schwaninger.. . Elizabeth Stromberg.

Lena Wein..........

Fanny Barry.......

Mary O’Brien.......

Thomas F. Allen....

William Baird.......

Benjamin J. Becker.. Edward F. Brennan.

$200 45 206 45 200 45 200 45 200 45 206 45 200 45 54 84 196 77 206 45 200 45 200 45 200 45

184    94 200 45 206 45 200 45 200 45 200 45 206 45 200 45

185    80 185 80 185 80 185 80 185 80 185 80 185 80 185 80 185 80 185 80 185 80 185 80 182 90 185 80 185 80 287 41 185 80 185 80 185 80 185 80 185 80 185 80 185 80 115 79 130 45 203 23 307 26 309 08 309 08

-Joseph S. Burdett Michael Callaghan Eugene F. Cavanagh.. Janies H. Colligan. ...

Robert P. Conlin......

Edwin V. Dodge......

Vincent P. Donvan... .

Eugene Focacci.....

Joseph J. Fortune....

Henry E. Gabriel.....

Percy L. Greenough...

John J. Halley.......

Abraham F. Hazen Thomas L. Healy......

Edward D. Hedenkamp William J. Hennessy..

George Honecker.....

Francis Conlon.......

Salaries for Municipal Ferry Force.................

Weekly pay-rolls of mechanics, laborers, watchmen, etc

$309 68 309 68

210 49 309 68 309 68 309 68 333 87 309 68 309 68 309 68 309 68 309 68 309 68 309 68 309 68 284 84 309 68 262 26

$22,410 60 694,333 61 520,719 15

Total

$1,297,328 37

SCHEDULE F.

Bills and Claims Audited on Annual Expense Account.

Contingent Fund, employees’ carfares, etc.....

Democracy, advertising.....................

Evening Mail, advertising...................

Gerry & Murray, stationery.................

Legislative Index Publishing Co., subscription

Martin B. Brown Co., printing, etc..........

Martin, R. F., rent.........................

Montross & Clarke Co., stationery............

O’Rourke & Co., F. F., stationery............

Tammany Times, advertising................

The Globe, advertising......................

$1,173 76 11 60 32 00 493 00 125 00 1,563 70 200 00 108 40 86 25 6 40 54 40

$3,854 51

SCHEDULE G.

Salaries Audited on Annual Expense Account.

Joseph W. Savage Francis J. Ryan.. Lorenzo L. Burke

$4,000 00 3,600 00 1,800 00

63

Timothy J. Slattery... Barnett H. Goldstein..

John H. Saunders.....

Howard B. Smith.....

Bernard P. Gibney.... Walter S. Graham....

James J. Kennedy.....

John J. Bergin........

John M. Phelan.......

James Weir...........

Charles F. Friedman. .

Frank J. Butler.......

William J. Fay.......

Robert Gere...........

Michael A. Sullivan. . . Timothy F. Crowley. . . Henry J. Widmayer.. .

Joseph A. Cronin......

Silas Strauss.........

Max Drucker.........

Paul E. Lange........

James McCabe........

John R. Powers.......

Edward Abeel.........

Gerard Bancker......

Thomas F. Barry......

Walter 0. Bollas......

Thomas E. Booth......

John J. Cauldwell.....

James H. Daly........

John J. Donohue......

Henry C. Dunham....

James J. Fleming.....

Charles H. Greenfield..

L. Hitch Harrison.....

Victor Heimburger....

Patrick Hennessy......

Peter W. Hyer........

Richard H. Lee.......

Edward McCrimlisk.. .

James McMahon.......

Lawrence W. O’Connor William H. Rockwell..

George E. Rodgers_____

Joseph D. Vail........

Thomas F. Woods.....

James Casey.........

Richard Cleary........

Patrick H. Lydon.....

James T. Murray.....

$1/025 00 1,400 00 1,250 00

1.400    00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,200 00

700 00 5,000 00 3,000 00 3,000 00 2,500 00

2.400    00 2,500 00 2,100 00 2,050 00 1,250 00 1,137 50 4,000 00 1,800 00

612 50 1,050 00 1,249 98 900 00 900 00 208 93 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 300 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 208 93 110 00 115 00 105 00 110 00

Allen N. Spooner. , Denis A. Judge... William C. Blaney Charles J. Farley. William E. Bailey. Thomas F. Creegan John McKenzie William A. Ross.. James Rafferty.... James L. O’Dea. ..

$3,750 00 2,250 00 1,000 04 2,000 02 1,050 00 1,050 00 1,050 00 725 00 600 00 504 52

$86,822 42

SCHEDULE H.

Bills asd Claims Audited on Acquired Property Account.

PAYMENTS ON PROPERTY.

Bridgham, Samuel W., et al., Executors, Pier old 14 and

bulkhead between old 13 and new 12, East River........

Hadley, Sarah E., et al., Piers old 2 and 3, East River.....

Iaelin, Edith C., et al., Pier old 11, East River.............

Meyers, Augustus, between West 20th and 22d sts........

Murray, Phebe Anna, et al., Piers old 16 and 17 and bulkheads, East River....................................

Seibert, William II., et al., Pier old 13 and bulkheads, East

River ...............................................

Standard Oil Co. of New Pork, et al., Property in vicinity of Whale Creek, Borough of Brooklyn..................

$287,917 02 215,509 04 160,004 85 10,816 25

662,853 61

220,558 98

455,950 21

$2,013,609 96

commissioners’ fees.

Dooling, J. T..............

Knox, Effie V. V., Executrix

McManus, Thomas J........

Schillinger, Adolph.........

$40 00 590 00 30 00 30 00

$690 00

OFFICE EXPENSES, ETC.

Adams & Chambers. . .:..............

Chamberlain of The City of New York

Clark, Anna L., Administratrix.......

Coe, N. L..........................

Davidson, T. W. G..................

Graham, Thomas P..................

Gilbert, Chas. L....................

Harrison, Edlow W..................

Jenks, Wm. H......................

McHale, Martin.....................

Praeger, Harry.....................

Plass, Herbert C....................

$379 55 7,019 96 500 00 42 00 50 00 1,500 00 1,500 00 250 00 500 00 1,750 00 14 80 1,750 00

SCHEDULE I.

Statement of Valuation of Floating Plant, Decembeb 31, 1909.

Ferryboat “MANHATTAN” ................

Ferryboat “BRONX” .......................

Ferryboat “QUEENS” .....................

Ferryboat “RICHMOND” ..................

Ferryboat “BROOKLYN” ..................

Ferryboat “STAPLETON” .................

Ferryboat “CASTLETON” ..................

Ferryboat “BAY RIDGE”...................

Ferryboat “NASSAU” .....................

Ferryboat “GOWANUS” ...................

100-Ton Derrick “CITY OF NEW YORK”.. ..

40-Ton Derrick ...........................

25-Ton Derrick ...........................

12-Ton Derrick No. 2.......;..............

12-Ton Derrick No. 3......................

10-Ton Derrick ...........................

3-Ton Derrick ...........................

Tug “MANHATTAN” .....................

Tug “BROOKLYN” .........................

Tug “RICHMOND⁵ ........................

Steam Launch “GEN’L McCLELLAN” ......

Steam Launch “BRONX” ..................

Steam Launch “QUEENS” .................

Steam Launch “A⁵⁵ ........................

Steam Launch “B”    .......................

Naphtha Engine Launch “CROTON”.........

Gasoline Motor Launch “JAMAICA BAY”. . ..

Naptha Engine Launch “SPUYTEN DUYVIL”

Pile Sawing Machine No. 20................

Air Compressor.............................

Boat Landing Stages.......................

Boring Machine “WOODCOCK”..............

Pile Driver No. 4..........................

Pile Driver No. 5..........................

Pile Driver No. 6..........................

\ 'i

$364,450 00 364,450 00 364,450 00 364,450 00 364,450 00 197,500 00 197,500 00 212,750 00 212,750 00 212,750 00 98,000 00 16,700 00 29,400 00 12,200 00 15,200 00

5.500    00

2.500    00 58,000 00 40,000 00

27.500    00 10,000 00

6,000 00 3,800 00

14.500    00 14,500 00

200 00 427 00 1,425 00 22,000 00 3,200 00

3.500    00 1,000 00 6,250 00 5,000 00 1,000 00

Secretary of State.............

Title Insurance Co. of New York Title Guarantee & Trust Co.....

$182 65

203 63 10,172 27

$25,819 86

Less deductions by the Comptroller in 1909 of vouchers audited 1908

$2,040,119 82 11,033 34

$2,029,086 48

Tile Driver No. 7. . , Pile Driver No. 8. Pile Driver No. 9. . Pile Driver No. 10 Pile Driver No. 11 Pile Driver No. 12 Pile Driver No. 13. Pile Driver No. 14 Pile Driver No. 15. Pile Driver No. 16 Pile Driver No. 17 Pile Driver No. 18 Pile Driver No. 21. Pile Driver No. 22 Pile Driver No. 23, Pile Driver No. 24 Deck Scow “B” .. Deck Scow “C” ... Deck Scow “D” .. Deck Scow “H” ... Deck Scow “I” ... Deck Scow “K” ... Deck Scow “L” . . Deck Scow “M” .. . Deck Scow “N” .. Deck Scow “0” ... Deck Scow “P” .. Deck Scow “U” Deck Scow “V” .. Deck Scow “W” . .. Deck Scow “X” . . Deck Scow “Y” . .. Coal Scow “S” Coal Scow “Z” Diver’s Scow “A” Diver’s Scow “B” . Diver’s Scow “C” Diver’s Scow “D” . Diver’s Scow “E” Diver’s Scow “G” . Diver’s Scow “N” Diver’s Scow “S” . Diver’s Scow “T”

$400

600

4.600 4,000

5.600 4,000 7,000 7,000 5,600 4,500 8,000 8,000 6,000

11,500

11,500

11,500

3,000

3,000

4,000

4,000

5,000

5,000

4,000

4,000

4,000

4,000

4,000

4.500 5,000 5,000

15,000

8.500 1,200 6,000

500

1,800

1,800

1,800

1,800

500

800

500

500

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

(39 yawl boats (14 skiffs Small boats (12 sounding boats) ( 6 bateaus ( 1 rowboat

4,500

00

$3,456,802 00

SCHEDULE J.

Claims fob Unpaid Whabf Rents Placed with the Counsel to the Cobporation for Collection and for Which No Return Was Made Prior to December 31, 1909.

Against John Darrow.............................

William Bradley............................

Oyster Bay and Huntington Steamboat Co....

Henry Smith...............................

Benjamin Terwilliger........................

David Tracy...............................

Alexander Mason and Robert Foster..........

Morrisania Steamboat Co....................

John G. Dale...............................

Sundry deficits prior to June, 1878, awaiting legal disposition by the Law Department,

Nov. 1, 1870. . July 1, 1874... Dec. 17, 1874. Feb. 1, 1875... May 1, 1875... May 1, 1878... May 1, 1878... May 1, 1879... Sept. 23, 1879,

81,200 00 8,750 00 125 00

9,750 00

900 00

2,017 50 4,227 50 250 00

322 78

28,038 45

Thomas C. Burke.

Steam Yacht “Yosemite”

Joseph Cooper.. John H. Baxter.

Joseph Cooper.... William H. Wood.

Peter H. Walsh Booth & Edgar.

Alexander Mason.

Morris Wazel... Patrick Murray. Denis Devine. .

Thomas Dore,

James L. Miller.

Daniel T. Robinson.

F. W. Wright.

Orrin D. Person... Sheridan & Byrne James J. Herbert.

G. F. & E. C. Swift

Gansevoort Freezing & Cold Storage Co. E. W. Youmans......................

William J. Clark.

James Rogers..........

Estate of William Lynch

July 12, 1880...................

June 1, 1882...................

Feb. 1, 1883....................

Feb. 1, 1883....................

May 1, 1883, to May 1, 1884.....

May 1, 1883, to May 1, 1884.....

Aug. 1, 1883, to May 1, 1886.....

Dec. 5, 1883....................

Mar. 5, 1884....................

Aug. 1, 1884, to May 1, 1885.....

Nov. 1, 1884, to Feb. 11, 1885....

For wharfage May 1, 1885.......

For wharfage May 1, 1885.......

21 months and 16 days’ rent to May 1, 1887..................

Nov. 1, 1888...................

12 months’ rent to May 1, 1890...

May 1, 1893....................

To May 1, 1895.................

To Sept. 1, 1895................

To May 1, 1897.................

To Oct. 15, 1897................

To Dec. 20, 1897................

To April 13, 1899...............

To Dec. 31, 1899................

To May 1, 1900..................

852 99

935 93a

1,375 00

175 00

2,750 00 1,562 50 3,843 75 250 00

1,750 00 900 00

28 01

58 90

235 50

538 15

177 08

4,000 00 120 00 6,475 00 141 67

906 47

1,148 91

30 14

234 72

4,250 00 F 2,777 50

William Brooks’ Son Company, Knickerbocker Ice Company...

Neidlinger & Sons..........

William Turner...............

Jacob Voorhis................

S. De Joy.

John J. O’Hare.

William A. Wells

People’s Co-operative Ice Company Wm. H. Brower S. S. Co..........

To Jan. 13, 1899................

To Jan. 1, 1900.................

To Mar. 1, 1901.................

1 month and 8 days to Nov. 8, 1901

3    months to Oct. 31, 1901........

1 month and 3 days to Sept. 13, 1902........................

4    months and 15 days to Dec. 15,

1902........................

To Aug. 1, 1902................

To June 1, 1903................

Wharfage......................

152 05

2,676 10

403 14

80 14

90 00

189 85

224 19

53 42

Al. Sterckx

1,222 61 1,631 42 46 74

New York & South Brooklyn Ferry Co.

Brooklyn Ferry Co. of New York......

Yorkville Construction & Supply Co. . . John McDermott & Son...............

To Dec. 31, 1904. To Dec. 31, 1905. To Aug., 1907..., To Aug., 1907... Total.....

14,098 35 19,750 00 800 00

990 00

$133,506 46

SCHEDULE K.

Statement Showing the Distribution of Wharfage Received During the

Year 1909.

MANHATTAN.

NORTH RIVER.

$4,655 68 5 18 27 00 882 43 52 07 4,149 61 226 03 30 00 234 20 3,071 84 799 15 12,716 43 1,284 84 71 72 214 09 824 81 16 62 1,153 54

Battery Landing...................

Pier A...........................

Bulkhead between old and new No. 1 Marginal street west of West St....

Pier 10..........................

Pier at Canal St..................

Bulkhead between Piers 41 and 42. . Bulkhead between Piers 42 and 43.. Marginal street foot Christopher St. Bulkhead between Piers 46 and 48. .

Pier old 56%.....................

Oyster Basin.....................

Pier at Bloomfield St..............

Pier at W. 13th St................

Pier 57..........................

Pier at W. 18th St................

Pier at W. 21st St................

Pier at W. 22d St.................

Marginal street between W. 14th and W. 30th' Sts

$252 90

3,041 70 1,542 07 1,368 52 338 86 311 99 24 00 2,128 39 1,726 46 353 23 3,558 37 212 50 2,664 91 1,723 05 1,494 31 2,466 43 4,356 45 5,018 86 3,587 82 340 75 1,806 34 167 39 900 33 83 78 553 92 756 00 710 39 634 53 436 35 400 00 2,283 25 2,119 87 1,192 90

1.868    56

1.869    09 136 00

55 00 15 00 40 00 201 50 119 00 1,228 90 2,421 24 55 00 125 00 154 96 135 00 91 63 352 75

Pier at W. 30th St............................

Bulkhead between W. 33d and W. 34th Sts.......

Pier at W. 35th St.............................

Pier at W. 39th St............................

Pier at W. 40th St............................

Between W. 42d and W. 43d Sts................

Pier at W. 45th St............................

Pier at W. 46th St............................

Pier at W. 47th St............................

Pier at W. 48th St............................

Bulkhead between W. 49th and W. 50th Sts.....

Pier at W. 50th St............................

Bulkhead between W. 50th and W. 51st Sts.....

Pier at W. 51st St............................

Bulkhead between W. 51st and W. 52d Sts.....

Pier at W. 52d St............................

Bulkhead between W. 52d and W. 54th Sts.....

Pier at W. 54th St............................

Bulkhead between W. 54th and W. 55th Sts.....

Pier at W. 55th St............................

Bulkhead between W. 55th and W. 56th Sts.....

Bulkhead between W. 77th and W. 79th Sts.....

Pier at W. 79th St............................

Pier at W. 80th St............................

Bulkhead between W. 80th and W. 81st Sts.....

Pier at W. 97th St............................

Pier at W. 129th St...........................

Bulkhead between W. 129th and W. 130th Sts.. .

Foot of W. 130th St...........................

Pier at W. 131st St...........................

Bulkhead between W. 131st and W. 132d Sts...

Pier at W. 132d St...........................

Bulkhead between W. 132d and W. 133d Sts....

Pier at W. 133d St...........................

Foot of W. 138th St...........................

Foot of W. 140th St...........................

Foot of W. 141st St...........................

Foot of W. 147th St...........................

Between W. 148th and W. 152d Sts.............

Between W. 152d and W. 155th Sts............

Bulkhead between W. 155th and W. 158th Sts..

Pier at W. 158th St...........................

North of W. 158th St.. ......................

Foot of W. 165th St..........................

Foot of W. 166th St..........................

Foot of W. 167th St..........................

Foot of W. 168th St........................

Sherman’s Creek.............................

$87,840 49

70

EAST RIVER.

East Side 39th St. Ferry..........

Bulkhead between Piers 4 and 5. . .

Pier 5..........................

Bulkhead between Piers 5 and 6.. .

Pier 6..........................

Bulkhead between Piers 6 and 7.. Bulkhead between Piers 7 and 8.. Bulkhead between Piers 9 and 10. Bulkhead between Piers 10 and 11

Pier 11.........................

Bulkhead between Piers 11 and 12

Pier 30.........................

Bulkhead between Piers 31 and 32

Platform south Pier 32..........

Pier 33.........................

Bulkhead between Piers 33 and 34

Pier 36...........................

Pier 48.........................

Bulkhead between Piers 53 and 54

Pier 54...............

Bulkhead at Corlears St Bulkhead at Cherry St.

Pier 61...............

Pier 62. . .............

Pier at E. 3d St........

Bulkhead at E. 4th St..

Pier at E. 5th St.......

Pier at E. 9th St.......

Bulkhead between E. 15th and E. 16th Sts

Pier at E. 18th St.....................

Between E. 18th and E. 19th Sts.........

Pier at E. 19th St.....................

Bulkhead between E. 19th and E. 20th Sts

Pier at E. 20th St.....................

Bulkhead between E. 20tli and E. 21st Sts

Pier at E. 21st St.....................

Upland between E. 20th and E. 23d Sts...

Bulkhead north side E. 23d St...........

Bulkhead between E. 23d and E. 24th Sts

Pier at E. 24th St.....................

Foot of E. 25th St.....................

Pier at E. 26th St.....................

Pier at E. 28th St.....................

Pier at E. 29th St.....................

Pier at E. 30th St.....................

Pier at E. 32d St.....................

Pier at E. 36th St.....................

Pier at E. 37th St.....................

Bulkhead at E. 41st St.................

$15 00 192 54 2,570 28 750 00 2,321 34

45

284 36 3 50 818 35

6,028 45 400 48 12,614 60 280 03 1,785 00 7,150 77 138 31 3,160 72 598 65 26 40 2,759 02

1 75

1 57

1,396 65 302 34 2,172 06 100 00 2,836 15 1,103 51 420 67 2,115 51 120 00 1,790 63 2,222 13 1,081 88 462 50 284 18 450 00 287 00 1,388 18 345 07 450 00 205 85 1,361 80 158 62 1,911 40 1,455 05 1,213 62 1,105 18 121 25

Bulkhead at E. 45th St......:..........

Bulkhead at E. 47th St.................

Bulkhead at E. 48th St.................

Pier at E. 49tli St.....................

Foot of E. 51st St.....................

Bulkhead at E. 53d St.................

Bulkhead at E.-54th St.................

Foot of E. 55th St.....................

Foot of E. 58th St.....................

Pier at E. 60th St.....................

Bulkhead between E. 60th and E. 61st Sts

Pier at E. 61st St.....................

Bulkhead between E. 61st and E. 62d Sts

Pier at E. 62d St......................

Bulkhead at E. 64th St.................

Bulkhead between E. 64th and E. 65th Sts Bulkhead between E. 69th and E. 70th Sts Bulkhead between E. 75th and E. 76th Sts Bulkhead between E. 76th and E. 77th Sts Bulkhead between E. 77th and E. 78th Sts Bulkhead between E. 78th and E. 79th Sts

Bulkhead at E. 79th St.................

Pier at Foot of Pier at Pier at Pier at Pier at

Bulkhead between E. 96th and E. 97th Sts

86th St 89th St 91st St 94th St 95th St 96th St

HARLEM RIVER

Pier at E. 100th St.......................

Bulkhead between E. 101st and E. 102d Sts

Pier at E. 102d St........................

Bulkhead between E. 102d and E. 104th Sts

Pier at E. 106th St......................

Pier at E. 108th St......................

Bulkhead between E. 108th and E. 109th Sts

Pier at E. 109th St......................

Pier at E. 110th St......................

Bulkhead at E. llltli St..................

Pier at E. 112th St......................

Bulkhead at E. 115th St..................

Pier at E. 117tli St......................

Pier at E. 118th St......................

Pier at E. 119th St......................

Foot of E.

Foot of E.

Bulkhead at E. 125th St

r-> I—l

to InO

St

St

$120 00 297 12 53 07 855 97

1 00

200 71 165 30

1 00

1 00

60 79 1,395 53 1,207 24 281 90 1,265 12 194 14 227 19 708 24 988 62 679 00 275 53 137 41 7 50 319 24

1 00

1,093 31 287 97

28

98

35

$83,825 31

$194 07 570 55 908 73 3,138 03 240 30 939 03 1,093 85 628 35 170 30 52 00 621 78 37 90 766 70 570 38 113 69 55 00 60 00 1,182 16

Bulkhead between E. 131st and E. 132d Sts. Bulkhead between E. 134th and E. 135th Sts Bulkhead between E. 139th and E. 140th Sts

Foot of W. 152d St.......................

Foot of W. 153d St.......................

Foot of W. 154th St.......................

Pier at W. 155th St.......................

Pier at W. 156th St.......................

Foot of W. 157th St.......................

Foot of W. 204th St.......................

$264 51 1,422 33 864 59 45 00 60 00 120 00 946 25 84 40 50 00 65 00

I.

BRONX.

$15,264 90

Pier at 134th St. and Pier at 136th St. and Pier at 138th St. and Foot of 149th St. and 7th St., Unionport. . . .

Tiffany St...........

Hunt’s Point Road.... Layton Ave., Throggs Neck. Barclay Ave., Throggs Neck Manidor St., Barretto Point

Fordham Road.............

Main St., City Island......

Fordham Ave., City Island. .

I.

I.

I.

$45 00 250 55 807 43 7 00 22 98 32 00 62 00 87 00 1 00 2 00 1,166 31 21 00 31 00

$2,535 27

BROOKLYN.

Pier at Bay Ridge Ave., South Brooklyn....

Pier at 52d St., South Brooklyn............

Foot of 32d St., South Brooklyn............

Foot of 34th St., South Brooklyn............

Between 34th and 35th Sts., South Brooklyn

Foot of 36th St., South Brooklyn...........

Foot of 60th St., South Brooklyn...........

Foot of Butler St., Gowanus Canal.........

Foot of 12th St., Gowanus Canal...........

Foot of DeGraw St., Gowanus Canal.......

Foot of 1st St., Gowanus Canal............

Foot of 2d St., Gowanus Canal............

Foot of Bond St., Gowanus Canal..........

Foot of Creamer St., Gowanus Canal.......

Foot of Joralemon St......................

Foot of Dock St..........................

Bulkhead at Clinton Ave..................

Pier 1, Wallabout Canal...................

Pier 4, Wallabout Canal...................

Pier 5, Wallabout Canal...................

$1,565 05 1,781 86 25 00 45 00 40 00 60 00 35 00 73 49 38 37 78 22 216 39 169 80 106 85 60 07 12 00 30 03 1,884 29 3,540 75 1,890 05 2,328 43

Bulkhead at Wallabout Canal.................

Whale Creek.................................

Foot of Division Ave.........................

Pier at South 5th St.........................

Pier at North 2d St..........................

Bulkhead at South 2d St......................

Pier at Noble St.............................

Foot of E. 21st St., Sheepshead Bay...........

Foot of 23d St., Sheepshead Bay..............

Foot of Dooley Ave., Sheepshead Bay.........

Foot of Poole’s Lane, Sheepshead Bay.........

East 59th St., Flatlands Bay..................

Between E. 59th and E. 60th Sts, Flatlands Bay Lot 6, Flatlands Bay.........................

QUEENS.

$1,592 92 55 15 3 10 744 28 982 08 182 50 2,065 78 165 00 110 00 50 00 40 00 15 60 24 60 12 14

$20,023 80

Bulkhead at Harris Ave.....

Bulkhead at West Ave......

Bulkhead at Webster Ave....

Whitestone Landing.........

Bayswater, Far Rockaway

Eldert Ave., Rockaway.......

Grove Ave., Rockaway.......

Ditch Road, Thurston’s Creek

$371 54 282 29 244 16 10 25 24 00

1 00

1 00

12 60

$946 84

RICHMOND.

Bulkhead at St. George......

Pier at Summerfield Ave.....

Port Richmond.............

Pier at Canal St., Stapleton.. Foot of Water St., Stapleton

Summary.

$7 56 46 66

26    44 48 44

27    72

$156 82

Manhattan, North River. . Manhattan, East River.. . Manhattan, Harlem River

$87,840 49 83,825 31 15,264 90

Bronx . . Brooklyn Queens . . Richmond

$186,930 70 2,535 27 20,023 80 946 84 156 82

$210,593 43

Statement of Revenues and Expenditures of the Department of Docks, from

the Organization of the Department, in May, 1870, to December 31, 1909.

For

Years Ending April 30.

Total Gross Revenue from Leased Wharves and Wharfage.

Revenue from Ferry Leases and Franchises.

Revenue from Operation Municipal Ferry.

Total

Annual

Expenditures

Audited.

Salaries of Commissioners.

Salaries of Secretary Clerks, Dock Masters, Etc.

Stationery

and

Incidentals of Commissioners’ Office.

Salaries of Engineer-in-ChieP and Subordinates

Bills and Claims Audited on Construction, Including Ferries and Labor Pay-Rolls.

Bills and Claims Audited on Repairs and Maintenance, Including Ferries and Labor Pay-Rolls.

Acquired

Property.

For year ending:

1871 ...........

1872 ...........

1873

1874

1875

1876

1877

1878

1879

1880

1881

1882

1883

1884..

1885

1886.

1887

1888

1889

1890

1891

1892

1893

1894

1895

1896

1897

$315,524 54 412,859 93 447,328 01

479.361    51

589.361    06 650,781 88 706,607 78 853,816 92 762,122 37 810,465 41 865,071 89

1,062,162 54 1,162,893 96 1,246,858 19 1,187,217 14 1,228,151 80 1,260,036 58 1,320,684 81 1,418,440 62 1,487,930 71 1,508,554 93 1,662,437 70 1,765,783 65 1,839,658 78 1,940,079 05 2,021,698 47 2,066,839 02

$144,640 00 59,052 50 52,300 00 50,050 00 31,987 50 59,926 62 48,167 61 73,406 75 59,314 27 64,244 79 92,519 43 454,252 53 243,035 56 258,727 13 284,280 26 315,871 60 184,558 86 390,870 16

309.579    75 325,649 65

334.579    05 352,670 11 358,122 92 327,368 34 303,689 84 342,685 09 369,873 08

$486,449 12 1,075,605 61 622,878 03

932.106    75 1,536,204 33

692,603 96 433,089 80 486,934 69 373,425 68 599,768 63 640,481 57 1,180,097 44 953,007 85

760.106    80 1,020,207 51

376,774 00 389,169 82 1.069,538 62 1,218,483 76 1,316,370 65 1,971,844 84 1,882,873 63 2,762,566 00 2,798,455 73 1,645,076 02 760,050 14 1,739,762 24

$50,000 00 48,252 65 50,000 00 14,574 73 12,443 52 12,500 00 12,500 00 11,850 81 11,281 18 6,000 00 7,169 35 9,000 00 9,000 00 9,000 00 9,000 00 9,000 00 9,000 00 9,000 00 8,614 52 9,000 00 10,999 98 15,000 00 15,000 00 15,000 00 15,000 00 15,000 00 15,000 00

848,182 56 59,544 40

54.787    41 48,738 55

52.788    12 31,973 61 24,664 53 21,817 40 20,859 62 19,706 94 20,263 22 22,503 41 25,999 07 30,225 31 31,416 67 43,192 19 46,693 71 41,469 87 39,247 76 37,804 69 43,824 24 51,926 82 55,979 26 60,837 36 70,367 25 65,461 22 59,375 32

$34,258 68 20,702 69 28,754 09

20,913 32 24,029 20

15,844 34

10,999 82 9,957 41 13,021 17 12,786 96 9,776 22 12,391 48

13,756 80 13,213 81

11,379 73 13,140 00 6,472 12 6,315 92 8,064 44 1,454 44 6,105 71

11,140 63 5,996 07

8,700 38 6,697 24 5,847 15 11,653 88

$40,015 20 69,473 94 60,791 45 32,383 62 37,674 30 28,560 33 29,965 95 31,505 72

28.449    84

28.450    00 30,735 50 32,869 91 33,084 00 37,860 85 45,703 41 41,159 25

44.960    89 53,070 07 58,758 73 67,727 67 78,337 98 86,763 78

89.961    71 85,328 08 89,865 80 83,111 95 96,914 74

$313,992 68 877,631 93 _ 428,545 08 815,496 53 1,409,269 19 603,725 68 354,959 50 388,234 93 249,068 36 284,808 89 515,044 45 829,050 27 715,641 01 575,080 87 416,151 29 199,242 72 162,621 52 653,434 14 941,878 01 850,422 54 1,265,698 26 1,507,587 59 1,317,751 55 1,685,908 22 747,675 81 312,202 39 522,233 79

Construction and General

Repairs

Combined.

$23,568 42 50,745 51

44,485 84 57,492 83

$203,530 00

274,282 37 155,526 97 94,725 96 178,493 66 70,918 19 119,421 58 230,635 17 155,620 30 169,923 78 130,093 78 202,605 88 198,224 29 160,416 06 188,327 91 223,998 61 194,631 77

328,062 75 121 65

75,613 45 6,300 00 180,037 53 436,784 89 7,848 93 1,079,653 12 782,265 63 527,142 01 54,428 82 839,952 74

Eight months to Dec. 31, 1897.

Year ending Dec.| 31, 1898......¹

Dec. 31, 1899...

Dec. 31, 1900...

1,433,894 32

262,276 86

4,656,304 88

9,999 99

39,917 50

4,490 38

82,075 94

975,893 46

164,044

11

3,379,883 50

Dec. 31, 1901... Dec. 31, 1902... Dec. 31, 1903... Dec. 31, 1904... Dec. 31, 1905. .. Dec. 31, 1906... Dec. 31, 1907... Dec. 31, 1908... Dec. 31, 1909... Total...........

2,027,126 20 2,366,409 34 2,405,471 64 2,511,661 40 2,673,333 30 2,729,358 15 2,976,273 94 3,048,454 18 3,345,783 60 3,472,171 79 3,440,949 52 3,552,573 49

377,167 92

372.451    03 369,701 06 343,299 63 303,406 47

385.576    82 291,419 44 402,725 90

317.452    59

355.576    43 284,036 53 303,484 15

$88,423 62 654,377 66 883,241 33 838,395 97 898,732 45

3,452,890 47 2,698,639 88 3,709,580 00 4,186,666 62 2,409,376 49 6,979,398 17 5,579,719 35 8,009,807 25 10,188,930 73 7,696,863 80 13,392,082 75 11,364,210 52

16,000 00 16,000 00 16,000 00 16,000 00 10,427 42 10,500 00 10,500 00 10,500 00 lu,500 00 11,475 80 12,212 59 12,000 00

73,982 60 76,869 50 75,105 20 85,853 76 75,632 49 74,056 88 78,672 03 83,058 33 88,902 16 83,665 97 89,897 58 80,822 42

5,373 52 10,089 45 5,950 81 8,830 49 7.000 94 8,072 72 13,510 16 8,922 81 9,190 03 5,109 52 7,022 99 3,854 51

123,730 93 145,330 81 131,989 06 156,759 06 154,800 35 148,246 96 155,018 79 183,049 65 206,365 00 251,913 75 261,388 72 269,097 40

1,796,374 43 1,667,450 07 1,746,373 02 2,250,806 17 1,443,603 65 2,048,762 19 3,616,064 70 5,057,607 33 4,265,421 58 4,149,518 68 5,229,062 94 6,754,779 45

249,588 56 472,374 78 634,339 39 769,044 64 416,577 14 386,144 83 412,820 63 649,552 08 1.532,682 73 2,004,581 02 2,081,244 83 2,214,570 26

1,187,840 43 310,525 27 1,099,822 52 899,372 50 301,334 50 4,303,614 59 1,293,133 04 2,017,117 05 4,075,869 23 1,190,599 06 5,711,253 10 2,029,086 48

$67,056,190 12

$10,259,998 23

$3,363,171 33

$114,048,404 13

$580,302 54

$2,136,086 93

$440,792 03 I $3,713,251 09

$59,945,074 87

$14,911,703 88

$32,321,192 79

WATERFRONT PROPERTY OWNED BY THE CITY AND OCCUPIED BY

OTHER DEPARTMENTS.

Name of Department.

Description of Property Occupied.

NORTH RIVER.

Fire Department.... Department of Parks

Platform south of Pier “A,” about 5,200 sq. ft.

Use of waterfront for park purposes from Whitehall street to Pier “A,” N. R., excepting two boat landings.

South side of Pier at Canal street, N. R., 571x18 feet.

South side of Pier 5614, N. R., about 150 feet, and south L of Oyster Basin.

Use of upland 30x100, between Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth streets.

North side of pier at Thirtieth street, N. R., 542x20 feet.

150 feet, south side of pier at Thirty-fifth street, N. R.

,349 feet, outer end, both sides, of pier at Thirty-ninth street, N. R.

196 feet, north side, and 421 feet, south side, of pier at Forty-seventh street, N. R.

• Use of upland, 30x100 feet, between Fifty-second and Fifty-third streets, N. R., for storage purposes.

Department of Water Supply,Gas & Electricity. .Use of upland, 75x200 feet, between Fifty-fifth

and Fifty-sixth streets, N. R., for storage purposes.

Department of Street Cleaning

Fire Department

Bureau of Highways

Department of Street Cleaning

Fire Department

Department of Health

Department of Street Cleaning

Bureau of Highways

Department of Parks

Department of Street Cleaning

Department of Parks

Use of waterfront between Seventy-second and Seventy-seventh streets, Eighty-first and Ninety-fourth streets, Ninety-eighth and One Hundred and Twenty-ninth streets, for park purposes.

Pier foot of One Hundred and Thirty-fourth street, N. R.

Use of waterfront between West 171st and 183d streets, for park purposes.

EAST RIVER.

Department of Bridges

Department of Street Cleaning Bellevue and Allied Hospitals. Department of Parks........

Fire Department......

Department of Bridges

Department of Street Cleaning Department of Health........

Platform foot of Pike street, E. R., about 300x 100 feet.

Pier 48, E. R., 300x30 feet.

Berth for floating hospital at pier 53, E. R.

Use of waterfront between Jackson and Cor-lears streets, E. R., for park purposes.

Pier at Grand Street, E. R., 210x50 feet.

250 feet of bulkhead between Broome and De-lancey streets, E. R.

South side of Pier 61, E. R., 350x30 feet.

220 feet of bulkhead between East Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets.

Department of Health

Department of Parks

Department of Street Cleaning

Department of Public Charities

Bellevue and Allied Hospitals

Department of Street Cleaning Department of Street Cleaning

Department of Public Charities

Department of Street Cleaning Bureau of Highways..........

Department of Public Charities

.115,025 square feet of upland easterly of Tompkins street, between East Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets.

Use of bulkhead and upland between East Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, for park purposes.

495 feet, north side, of East Seventeenth street and 19,136 square feet of upland east of the westerly side of Tompkins street.

Pier foot of East Twenty-sixth street, with structures thereon.

Bulkhead, etc., from north side of East Twenty-sixth street to south side of East Twenty-ninth street, with upland in rear of same.

.Pier foot of East Thirtieth street, 361x18 feet.

. Pier at East Forty-sixth street, 275x30 feet, south side of pier.

. South side, outer end pier foot of East Fifty-third street, 110 feet.

.North side pier foot of East Sixtieth street.

.Use of upland, 30x100 feet, between East Sixtieth and Sixty-first streets, for storage.

.Landing stage, 85 feet, foot of Seventieth street, E. R.

Department of Street Cleaning Department of Parks........

Bellevue and Allied Hospitals

Fire Department

200 feet of bulkhead at East Eightieth street.

Use of waterfront from north side of East Eighty-fourth street to south side of East Eighty-ninth street, excepting pier at East Eighty-sixth street.

Berth about 200 feet on the south side of pier foot Ninety-first street, E. R.

Pier foot of East Ninety-ninth street and use of new made land 30x54 feet.

HARLEM RIVER.

Department of Street Cleaning

200 feet pier foot of East One Hundred and Seventh street, H. R.

Use of waterfront between One hundred and Eleventh and One Hundred and Fourteenth streets, H. R., for park purposes.

Pier foot of East One Hundred and Twentieth street, H. R.

150 feet of bulkhead between One Hundred and Twentieth and One Hundred and Twenty-first streets, H. R.

Bulkhead at One Hundred and Twenty-second street, H. R., about 40 feet.

Bulkhead at One Hundred and Thirty-second street, II. R., and use of upland 50x150 feet in rear of same.

150 feet south side of One Hundred and Thirty-ninth street, H. R.

Department of Water Supply, Gas & Electricity.. Block bounded by One Hundred and Thirty-

ninth to One Hundred and Fortieth streets, Fifth to Madison avenues, H. R.

Department of Parks

Department of Public Charities Police Department............

Police Department

Fire Department

Department of Street Cleaning

BRONX.

Department of Health

Department of Street Cleaning

Pier foot of One Hundred and Thirty-second street, E. R.

Bulkhead foot of Lincoln avenue, H. R., 30x111 feet.

BROOKLYN.

Department of Water Supply, Gas & Electricity.. 150 feet northerly of Gowanus Canal, north

from south side of Douglas street, both sides of Canal and bulkhead 100 feet at north end of Canal.

Department of Water Supply,Gas & Electricity. .150 feet on west side of Gowanus Canal at Butler and Douglas streets.

Bay Ridge, Parkway and Shore Road from Wakeman street to Fort Hamilton avenue.

Dykes Beach Park, Gravesend Bay, from Bay Eighth street north to Fort Hamilton Reservation.

Seaside Park, Coney Island, from Fifth street to east end of concourse.

Department of Parks

Department of Parks

Department of Parks

Department of Parks

Bensonhurst Beach, Gravesend Bay, from mid-between Bay Thirty-first and Thirty

way

second streets north, to Bay Twenty-first street.

Department of Parks

Department of Street Cleaning Department of Health........

Canarsie Beach Park (contemplated) Jamaica Bay, from East Sixty-sixth street to East Ninety-fourth street, Canarsie.

90 feet of bulkhead on Wallabout Basin.

70 feet of bulkhead on Clinton avenue.

QUEENS.

Department of Bridges

Department of Parks

250 feet of bulkhead on East River under the Queensboro bridge.

550 feet of bulkhead on East River between Pierce street on the south and Sanford street on the north.

Department of Bridges

150 feet of bulkhead on Newtown Creek foot of Vernon avenue, Long Island City.

RICHMOND.

Fire Department

Department of Public Charities

Northerly side of platform at St. George, 100x20 feet.

Berth at outer end of Summerfield avenue, Mariners’ Harbor.

In addition to the above, city piers are occupied by public baths during the summer season.

RENT-ROLL or

LEASES AND PERMITS

IN FORCE

DECEMBER 31, 1909.

RENT ROLL, SHOWING THE OCCUPANCY ON DECEMBER 31, 1909, OF ALL WHARF PROPERTY OWNED BY THE CITY, UNDER

LEASES AND PERMITS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND FERRIES.

Received.

Right op Tenancy.

Rent.

Term Of Tenancy.

Lessee or Occupant.

Description of Property.

$400 00

1,800 00

1,200 00

731 67

1,599 99

300 00 §

So

300 00

5,750" 00

26,250 00

1,376 23

S6 m‘s

2,420 00

4,299 64

3,674 96

24,957 00

2,347 12

1,850 48

1,457 52

08 OEI‘1

911 36

34,887 50

1,144 56

1,913 76

| $600 per ann. May to Oct. [ f Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909.......

Action of the Commissioner, Mar. 26, 1909..

Action of the Commissioner Mar. 15, 1909...

I / Action of the"? Commis-'. I \ sioner, Mar. 15, 1909.. .

Action of theT Commissioner, Mar. 25, 1909. . .

J Action of the Commis-l sioner, May 1, 1907....

Action of the Commis-i sioner, May 1 and Oct. I 26, 1908

Resolution, April 21, 1899

Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 4,    1909,

approved by the Sinking Fund, March 1, 1909

Action of the Commissioner March 11, May 1 and April 16, 1909. Approved by the Sinking Fund, May 10, 1909....

Action of the Commis-i sioner, May 1, 1908, and { May 1, 1909

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

Pleasure of Commissioner.. <|    $200 per ann. Nov. to (

[ April................ |

Captain J. P. Roberts,

NORTH RIVER. Berth at Battery Landing........

1,800.00 per ann.

1,200.00 per ann.

250.00 per mo.

1,600.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

New York and Long \

Branch Steamboat Co. / Season, 1909

Season, 1909

Pleasure of Commissioner..

Sea Gate Association

Phillips” and

Berth at Battery Landing........

Privilege to land steamers “A. J. “Atlantic” at Battery Landing

Season, 1909

Merchants’ Steamboat \

Company of New Jersey / Season, 1909

Western UnionTelegraph Company............

Edward A. Hall

Berth for Bath at Battery Wall...............

Privilege to land excursion boats at Battery Wharf...................................

Privilege to maintain cable landing at Pier "A” J

May 1, 1899, to May 1, 1909 23,000.00 per ann

Mexican Telegraph Co.....Pleasure of Commissioner..

Knickerbocker Steam 1 Towage Company.....J

May 1, 1909 to May 1, 1919 35,000.00 per ann. May 1, 1919 to May 1, 1929 38,500.00 per ann.

1,500.00 per ann.

3,144.90 per ann.

2,420.00 per ann.

f Action of the Commis-( sioner, May 1, 1908 and ( May 1, 1909...........

4,299.63.'per ann.

( Action of the Commis-( sioner, May 1, 1908, and [ May 1, 1909...........

f Action of the Commissioner, May 14, and June 2, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, July 2, 1903...........

f Action of the Commis-May 1, 1908 and 1909...........

( sioner,

{ May 1,

Action of the Commis-, sioner, May 1, 1908, and l May 1, 1909...........

Action of the Commis-, sioner, May 1, 1908, and l May 1, 1909

l Action of the Commis-i sioner, May 1, 1908, and 1 May 1, 1909...........

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and [ May 1, 1909...........

Action of the Commis-missioner, June 19,1902, and Feb. 4, 1904. Approved by SinkingFund, July 1, 1902...........

f Action of the Commis-j    sioners, June 19, 1902,

1    Approved by Sinking

Fund, July 1, 1902.....

of the Commis-May 1, 1908, and 1909...........

Action sioner, May 1,

f Action of the Commis-{ sioner, May 1, 1908, and { May 1, 1909...........

3,674.95 per ann.

24,957.00 per ann.

2,347.13 per ann.

1,850.48 per ann

1,457.50 per ann.

1,130.80 per ann.

911.35 per ann.

35,000.00 per ann.

74,000.00 1st term 77,700.00 2d term. 81,585.00 3d term.

1,144.55 per ann

1,913.75 per ann,

United Fruit Co., March Permission er deck to Iron

12, 1909. to sublet upp and outer end Steamboat Co.

Meade Transfer Company. June 1, 1909 to June 1, 1914

\    At pleasure    of    the    Com- 1

/    missioner............/

1    At pleasure    of    the    Com- 1

J    missioner............J

Pennsylvania Railroad Company............

Pennsylvania Railroad Company............

At pleasure of the Com-sioner...............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

May 1, 1903, to May 1, 1913

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............/

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............J

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............J

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner......,.....J

10 years from date of completion, with two renewals of 10 years each.................

I At pleasure of the Commissioner,

At pleasure of the Com- \ sioner.............../

Lehigh 5 Valley ^Railroad Company............

Pennsylvania Railroad 1 Company............-I

Railroad \

Pennsylvania Company..

N. Y., N. H. & Hartford R. R. Co.............

N. Y., N. H. & Hartford R. R. Co.............

N. Y., N. H. & Hartford R. R. Co.............

N. Y., N. H. & Hartford R. R. Co.............

N. Y., N. H. & Hartford i R. R. Co.............

Central Railroad Company of New Jersey...

Central Railroad Company of New Jersey...

Railroad

Pennsylvania Company..

Pennsylvania Railroad Company............

Privilege to maintain cable landing at Pier “A”. .

Pier 1, Battery Place Pier, South,

Pier 1, Battery Place Pier South, with shed thereon..................................

Bulkhead between Piers New 1 and Old 1

Reclaimed land south Pier Old 1, Battery Place

3£?

8m

<u

£ cs

"S-o

•°s

81

31

aCM

u v .

:

III

|l|

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71

Old 1

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Land under water for extension to Pier Old 2, 1 Battery Place Pier North, and for platform ( between Piers Old 2 and Old 3, Morris Street [

Land under water for platform between Piers ) Old 3, Morris Street Pier South, and Old 4, 1 Morris Street Pier........................ J

Land under water for extensions to bulkheads ] between Morris street Pier South (old 3) and | Rector street Pier South (old 6), and widen- ) ing Morris street Pier (old 4) and Morris street | Pier North (old 5).......................j

Land under water for extension to platform between Pier Old 8, Rector street Pier, and Old 9, Rector street Pier North............

Land under water for extensions to Pier Old 9, Rector street Pier North..................

Land under water for platform between Piers } Old 9, Rector street Pier North, and 10, Carlisle street Pier South......................

Land under water for platform and bulkhead ] north side of Pier Old 10, Carlisle street Pier } South, and widening north side of pier....... )

Land under water for extension to Pier Old 11, Carlisle street Pier........................

}'

Pier 10, Albany street Pier

Pier 10, Albany street Pier, Pier 11, Cedar street Pier, and bulkhead from a point 40 feet southerly of the northerly line of Cedar street southerly, a distance of about 346 feet............

south of Cort-

Land under water for platform, i landt street Pier South (old 16)

Land under water for extension to platform ] south of Pier Old 16, Cortlandt street Pier South, and extension to end of Pier.........

00

Received.

83,960 00

1,320 CO

2,381 20

1,980 00

00

CO

61,082 00

4,950 00

27,500 00

100 00

915 00

961 12

7,875 00

30,250 00

6,188 66

55 00

104 07

119,000 00

12,634 32

2,216 67

259 47

Right of Tenancy.

f Action of the Commis-May 1, 1908, and 1909...........

( sioner, l May 1,

Resolutions, Dec. 14, 1893, and Jan. 3, 1895.......

f Resolutions, Dec. 14, 1893, J March 2,    1894, Feb.

and March

I 11, 1897, [ 16, 1900. .

Resolution, Jan. 12, 1900, and March 16, 1900.................

f Resolutions, June 26, (    1894,    and Dec.

I 1894.............

f Resolutions, Jan. 28 and •j March 31, 1892, and l May 10, 1894..........

'9

(Resolution, Feb. 16, 1893...

Resolutions, March 9, 1893, and Nov. 2, 1894.................

f Action of the Commissioner, Nov. 13, 1906, Approved by the Sink-[ ing Fund, Nov. 21, 1906

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909.......

Action of the Commissioner, May 19, 1905, and Aug. 1, 1907......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909.......

f Resolutions, June 29, 1    1893, July 30, Aug. 6,

1 and Dec. 3, 1896, and l April 24, 1907.........

Resolutions, Nov. 3, 1892 and Nov. 22, 1894, and Aug. 3, 1904, and April 24, 1907..............

Action of the Commissioner, Jan. 30, 1907, and Dec. 15, 1908. Approved by the Sinking Fund, Jan. 30, 1907....

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908.......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, and Aug. 18, 1909. .............

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Oct. 13, 1909. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 8 and 15, ,    and Oct. 17, 1902.

I    Approved by Sinking

[ Fund, March 4, 1903...

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 12, 1905, and Sept. 5, 1906, and March 16, 1907. Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 27, 1905... .

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 11, 1908. Approved by the Sinking Fund, Dec. 30, 1908

Action of the Commissioner, May 1,    1908,

and May 1, 1909.......

Rent.

3,960.00 per ann.

1,380.00 1st term. 1,518.00 2d term. 1,669.80 3d term.

1,320.00 per ann. 1,452.00 per ann.

2,381.20 per ann 2,619.32 per ann..

1,980.00 per ann

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Ten years from date of completion, with privilege of two renewals of ten years each......

Jan. 13, 1907, to Jan. 13,

1917................ ,

Jan. 13, 1917, to Jan. 13, f 1927................ '

Jan. 13, 1907, to Jan. 13,

1917................'

Jan. 13, 1917, to Jan. 13, ( 1927

Jan. 1, 1904, to Jan. 1, 1914

[Jan. 1, 1904, to Jan. 1, 1914 61,081.98 per ann

4,950.00 per ann

27,500.00 per ann

120,000.00 per ann., 1st

term. . . . ..............

132,000.00 per ann., 2d term..................

100.00 per ann

915.00 per ann

961.13 per ann

7,875.00 per ann 8,268.75 per ann

30,250.00 per ann

3,595.31 per ann

220.00 per ann

138.75 per ann

384.00 per ann

119,000.00 per ann.; rental| to be fixed by arbitration.

2,634.32 per ann.; rental to be fixed by arbitration.

2,400.00 per ann 2,520.00 per ann

267 84 per ann

Jan. 1, 1904, to Jan. 1, 1914

May 1, 1905, to May 1, 1915

10 years from date, piers, etc., shall be vacated by the International Mercantile Marine Company, with a renewal term of ten years J

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............ /

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Nov. 1, 1908, to Nov. 1,

1918................

Nov. 1, 1918, to Nov. 1, 1928.................

Dec. 1,1904, to Dec. 1, 1914

June 12, 1908, to Dec. 1,

1914

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............/

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............/

May 1, 1903, to May 1, 1913 May 1, 1913, to May 1, 1923

Sept. 4, 1906, to May 1,

1913................

May 1,1913, to May 1,1923.

Jan. 1, 1909, to Jan. 1, 1914 Jan. 1, 1914, to Jan. 1, 1919

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Lessee or Occupant.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company............

Pennsylvania Railroad Company............

John H. Starin, sub-let ] to Delaware, Lacka- [ wanna & Western [ Railroad Company.... J

John H. Starin, sub-let 1 to Delaware, Lacka- [ wanna & Western f Railroad Company.... J

International Mercantile Marine..............

International’ Mercantile \ Marine..............

International Mercantile Marine..............

International Mercantile Marine..............

Brunswick Steamship Company............

Hoboken Ferry Company..

New York Central & ) Hudson River Railroad 1 Company............J

I New England Navigation I Company............

New England Navigation Company Assignees...

New England Navigation Company Assignees...

New England Navigation Company............

New York City Railway Company............

Metropolitan Street Railway Company........

Erie Railroad Company..

Erie Railroad Company.. }

Erie Railroad Company..

Description of Property.

NORTH RIVER.

23 feet of bulkhead from former site of Pier Old 18 and 7,243 square feet of land under water in front of same..........................

point 20 feet south from the ] of Cortlandt street southerly )

Charles Mulford

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company........

Bulkhead from a northerly line 23 feet........

Bulkhead from the northerly line of Cortland street southerly 20 feet...................

Bulkhead from a point 140 feet south of Pier j 14, Fulton street Pier, southerly a distance of f 78.17 feet................................J

Bulkhead from a point 75 feet south of Pier 14, ] Fulton street Pier, southerly a distance of } 65 feet

Pier 14, Fulton street Pier.

Bulkhead north and south of Pier 14

Pier 15, Vesey street Pier (except space for bell tower) and bulkhead southerly.............

Pier 14, Fulton street Pier and Pier 15, Vesey ] street Pier, excepting the use of water on j northerly side of latter and space for bell ! tower, at outer end, together with bulkhead ( from a point about 140 feet south of the south | side of Pier 14 to the northerly side of Pier 15. . j

Space for bell tower, outer end Pier 15

Land under water for extension to (Pier 17) Park Place Pier...........................

Land under water for extension to Pier 18, Mur- 1 ray street Pier............................/

Bulkhead between Pier 18, Murray street Pier, and Pier 19, Warren street Pier.............

Pier 19, Warren street Pier.

Extension to Pier 19

Use of reclaimed land near foot of Chambers street for car tracks.......................

Use of reclaimed land near foot of Chambers street for car tracks.......................

Temporary awning shed on marginal street, be- 1 tween Piers 21 and 22...................../

Pier 20, Chambers street Pier; Pier 21, Duane street Pier, and bulkhead from north side of Pier 19, extending northerly 560 feet, and land under water for ferry racks on north side of Pier 19, about 5,603 sq. ft..................

Extensions to Pier 20, Chambers street Pier, and 1 Pier 21, Duane street Pier..................J

82 feet of bulkhead next northerly of Pier 21 with icebridge privilege, etc................

Awning shed and platform on marginal street at 1 approach to Pier 22, Jay street Pier North... /

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Received.

Right of Tenancy.

f Resolutions, March 1, t    and May 11,    1893,

J    Action    of the Commis-

)    sioner,    April 22, 1903.

d by Sinking

July 2, 1903..... $56,865 001

Approve

Fund,

45,000 00

Resolution Sept. 17, 1891,.

2,076 37

3,872 00

34,294 92

>0

GO

4,000 00

378 32

36,163*48

1,000 00

548 08

49,428 36

472 21

99,130 08

474 61

7,700 00

30,500 00

2,733 84

495 61

13,920 52

27 50

27 50

67 50

Resolution, May 17, 1901, and action of Commissioners, Mar. 11, 1902..

Action of the Commissioner, Jan. 23, 1909. Approved by the Sinking Fund, Feb. 11, 1909

Action of the Commis-i    sioner, March    7, 1903,

1    Approved by    Sinking

(.    Fund, April 1,    1903....

Action of the Commissioner, May 1,1908, and May 1, 1909...........

Action of the Commissioner June    10 and

Sept. 4,1908, and May 1, 1909..............

Action of the Commissioner Dec. 31., 1908...

/ Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 31, 1908... Action of the Commis-

J sioner, April 1, 1907. ) Approved by the Sink-[ ing Fund, April 3, 1907

Action of the Commissioner, May 1,1908, and May 1, 1909...........

Action of the Commissioner, April 24, 1902. Approved by Sinking Fund, July 1, 1902.....

Action of the Commissioner, May 1,1908, and May 1, 1909...........

Action of the Commissioner, July 18, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, Oct. 16, 1903....

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909.......

/ Resolutions, Feb. 27, April [    26, and May 3, 1894. ...

f Resolutions, Nov. 27, j 1878; Jan. 15 and | April 23,    1891,    and

Nov. 30, 1900.........

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909.......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

Resolutions, Sept. 20, 1894: Aug. 29, 1900, ndMay 31, 1901.......

J Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 13, 1908...

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner May 13, 1908... .

Action of the Commissioner May 1 and Aug. 18, 1909..............

Rent.

56,865.00 per annum.

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2,076.37 per ann

ann

3,872.00 per ann 4,259.20 per ann 4,685.12 per

34,294.92 per ann 37,724.41 per ann

4,000.00 per ann.

363.20 per ann.

36,163.47 per ann.

1,000.00 per ann.

52,500.00 1st term 57,750.00 2d term

565.76 per ann.

49,428.34 per ann. 52,723.56 per ann. 56,238.46 per ann.

487.44 per ann.

99,130.08 per ann. 109,043.09 per ann.

489.92 per ann

7,700.00 per ann.

30,500.00 per ann.

2,733.82 per ann

511.60 per ann,

13,920.50 per ann. 14,616.52 per ann. 15,347.35 per ann. 16,114.72 per ann. 16,920.46 per ann.

110.00 per ann.

110.00 per ann.

90.00 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

/ Jan. 1, 1904, to Jan. 1, 1914

Lessee or Occupant.

Baltimore & Ohio Rail- \ road Company

Oct. 1, 1901, to Oct. 1, 1911 Oct. 1, 1911, to Oct. 1, 1921 Oct. 1, 1921, to Oct. 1, 1931

I Mar. 5, 1902, to Oct. 1, 1911 Shore Railroad ) Oct. 1, 1911, to Oct. 1, 1921 J Oct. 1, 1921, to Oct. 1, 1931

West Shore Railroad Company............

West

Company

New York Central & 1 |Feb. 1, 1909, to Oct. 1, 1911 Oct. 1, 1911, to Oct. 1, 1921 Oct. 1, 1921, to Oct. 1, 1931

\ Feb. 1, 1909, to Feb. 1, 1919 / Feb. 1, 1919, to Feb. 1,1929

\ | At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Hudson River Railroad Company........

Central Hudson Steamboat Company........

American Ice Co.

Old Dominion Steamship 1 At pleasure of the Com- 1 Company............/ missioner............/

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............/

Morgans’ Louisiana & Texas Railroad & Steamship Company...

Southern Pacific Com- 1 | At pleasure of the Commissioner............

pany

10 years from date of occupation, with renewal term of 10 years

Old Dominion Steamship Company............

Old Dominion Steamship \ At pleasure of the Com- 1 Company............J missioner............/

May 1,1902, to May 1,1912 May 1, 1912, to May 1, 1922 May 1, 1922, to May 1,1932

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............ /

Sept. 1, 1904, to Sept. 1,

1914................

Sept. 1, 1914, to Sept. 1, 1924................

At pleasure of the Commissioner.

Mar. 1, 1901, to Mar. 1, 1911

Mar. 1, 1901, to Mar. 1, 1911

At pleasure of the Com-I missioner............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............/

June 1, 1901, to June 1,

1911................

June 1, 1911, to June 1,

1921................

June 1, 1921, to June 1,

1931

June 1, 1931, to June 1,

1941................

June 1, 1941, to June 1,

1951

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............/

Old Dominion Steamship Company............

Old Dominion Steamship Company............

Pennsylvania Railroad Company............

Pennsylvania Railroad Company............

Pennsylvania Railroad Company............

Railroad

Pennsylvania Company..

Pennsylvania Railroad Company............

Pennsylvania Railroad Company............

Pennsylvania Railroad Company............

New York City Railway Company.............

Dry Dock East Broad- 1 way & Battery R.R. Co /

Metropolitan Street Railway Company........

Description of Property.

NORTH RIVER.

Pier 22, Jay street Pier North, and bulkheads \ north and south of same

Pier 23, Harrison street Pier North, and bulk- 1 heads north and south of same

Extension to Pier 23, Harrison street, Pier North \

Bulkhead south of Pier 24, Franklin street Pier "1 North................................... }

Pier 24, Franklin street Pier North, as extended.

Bulkhead between Pier 24, Franklin street North \ and Pier 25, North Moore street Pier.......J

Awning shed and platform between Piers 24 and

25

Pier 25, North Moore street Pier.

Bulkhead north of Pier 25

Pier 25, North Moore street Pier and 32 feet of 1 bulkhead northerly

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Pier 26, Beach street Pier, and bulkheads north \ and south with shed.......................

Awning shed and platform on marginal street north of Pier 26, Beach street Pier...........

Piers 27 and 28 as extended (Hubert and Laight street Piers), and bulkhead between Piers 27 and 28, and half bulkhead northerly of Pier 28

ing shed and platform on marginal street 1 north of Pier 28, Laight street Pier........../

Awni

Bulkhead from a point 71 feet north of Pier 28, Laight street Pier, to a point 20 feet north of Pier 29, Vestry street Pier,................

Pier 29, Vestry street Pier...................

street

Extension to outer end of Pier 29, Vestry street Pier, as a rack, including sheathing....

ing shed and platform on marginal rtn of Pier 29, Vestry street Pier....

Awni

no

Land under water for ferry structures, etc., at and near foot of Desbrosses street............

of marginal street between Watts and Des- 1 brosses streets for car tracks................ /

Use of marginal street between Watts and Des- 1 brosses streets for car tracks................ /

Use

Use of marginal street between .atts and Des-brosses streets for car tracks...............

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Received.

$102 38

25,625 00

3,075 00

1,000 00

2,016 24

2,800 00

131 70

2,800 00

1,762 50

63,172 96

52,205 04

624 80

45,000 00

116,363 68

5,250 00

40,735 44

48,231 77

37,800 00

Right of Tenancy.

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner May 1, 1909.....

I Resolution, June 16, 1899.

Resolution, July 5,1899...

Resolution, May 14, 1897..

Action of the Commissioner Feb. 1,    1906.

Approved by Sinking Fund, February 21, 1906.

Action of the Commissioner, May 27, 1904. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 14, 1904..

Action of the Commissioner June 2, 1909....

[ Resolution July 1, 1901. J Action of the Commis-1 sioner June 24, 1905, 1 and Feb. 1, 1909.......

Action of the Commis-| sioner, May 1, 1908 and May 1, 1909.

( Action of the Commis-I    sioner, Dec. 17, 1907.

1    Approved by Sinking

[    Fund, Dec. 18, 1907....

Resolutions, April 2, 1899; Nov. 12, 1891; June 2, 1892; Oct. 6, 1899; Dec. 31, 1901, and July 21, 1902.................

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 17, 1907. Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 18, 1907.

Action of the Commissioner, Mar. 11, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, April 1, 1903....

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908 and May 1, 1909..,........

Resolution, May 31, 1901..

Commis-sioner, April 20, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, May 20, 1903.. . .

/ Resolutions, Nov. 25,

\    1898, and Feb. 1, 1901. .

f Resolutions,

1891; Nov.

Dec. 7, 1900; Feb. 1, 1901, and Oct. 17, 1902..................

April 23

23 and

Ap-

Action of T th

f Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 2, 1907 and June 3, 1909. proved by Sinking Fund Feb. 20, 1907..........

Action of the Commissioner, May 23, 1904, and April 24,    1907.

Approved by Sinking Fund, June 14, 1904.. . .

Resolution, Mar. 16, 1900.

Rent.

136.50 per ann.

25,000.00 per ann. 26,250.00 per ann.

3,000.00 per ann.......

3,150.00 per ann.......

1,000.00 per ann.......

2,016.25 per ann. 2,217.88 per ann.

2,800.00 per ann. 3,080.00 per ann.

175.60 per ann.

2,800.00 per ann. 2,940.00 per ann.

1,800.00 per ann.

1st term $65,000.00.......

2d term 10 % advance. . . .

63,172.94 per ann,

15,000.00 per ann........

2d term 10% advance....

52,205.04 per ann. 54,815.29 per ann.

644.96 per ann.

45,000.00 per ann. 47,250.00 per ann. 49,612.50 per ann.

116,363.67 per ann. 128,000.04 per ann.

5,250.00 per ann.

40,735.43 per ann.

1st term $57,500.00......

2d term 10% advance... .

48,231.78 per ann. 50,643.37 per ann. 53,175.54 per ann.

37,800.00 per ann. 39,690.00 per ann. 41,674.50 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

July 1, 1899, to July 1, 1909 July 1, 1909, to July 1, 1919

Jan. 10, 1902, to July 1, !

1909................/

July 1, 1909, to July 1, 1919

As per agreement.........

April 21, 1906, to April

21, 1916.............

April 21, 1916, to April 21, 1926..............

July 1, 1904, to July 1, 1914 July 1, 1914, to July 1, 1924

At pleasure of the Commissioner.............

July 1,1901, to July 1, 1911 July 1, 1911, to July 1, 1921

I At pleasure of the Commissioner.

10 years from date of occupation with a renewal term of 10 years

Sept. 1, 1899, to Sept. 1 1909................

From date of occupation ) to May 1, 1913, with [ renewal term of 10 f years................J

May 1, 1903, to May 1, 1913 May 1, 1913, to May 1, 1923

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............/

June 1, 1901, to June 1, \

1911................/

June 1, 1911, to June 1, 1

1921................ '

June 1, 1921, to June 1, 1931................

April 1, 1903, to April 1,

1913................

April 1, 1913, to April 1, 1923................

May 1, 1901, to May 1, 1911

May 1, 1901, to May 1, 1911

From date of occupation for ten years, with a renewal term of ten years................

July 1, 1904, to May 1, 1913 May 1, 1913, to May 1, 1923 May 1, 1923, to May 1, 1933

June 1, 1900, to June 1, \

1910................ /

June 1, 1910, to June 1, 1

1920................/

June 1, 1920, to June 1, \ 1930................

Lessee or Occupant.

Dry Dock East Broad- ) way and Battery Railroad Company........

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company........

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company........

New Jersey Steamboat Company............

Hudson Navigation Company................

Central Railroad Company of New Jersey...

Central Railroad Com- | pany of New Jersey... J

Henry Steers, inc, assignee .............

L. E. Muller.

Lehigh Valley Railroad Company............

Southern Pacific Company, assignee........

Ocean Steamship Company of Savannah.....

Ocean Steamship Com- \ pany of Savannah.....

Clyde Steamship Com- 1 pany................

Wm. P. Clyde & Co

Southern Pacific Company ................

National Steamship Company................

National Steamship Company................

Central Railroad of New ] Jersey with pm ilege to I sublet northerly side l and bulkheads r. orther- f ly to Manhattan Terminal Co...............J

New England Navigation Company............

Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company...........

Description of Property.

NORTH RIVER.

Use of marginal street between Watts and Des-brosses streets for car tracks............

Pier 31, Watts street Pier.

Bulkhead northerly of Pier 31, Watts Street Pier.

Land under water for extension of Watts street Pier North

Land under water for extension to Pier 32, Watts 1 street pier, North

87.16 feet of bulkhead north of Watts street Pier North, with right to shed..............

Awning shed on marginal street between Piers 32 \ and 33

101 feet 2 inches south side of Pier 33, Canal 1 street Pier south with dumping board privilege /

100 feet north side inner end of Canal street Pier \ South, and 27 feet of bulkhead northerly..... J

Southerly side outer end and entire surface of 1 pier 34, and 75 feet of bulkhead southerly.. . J

Pier 34, Canal street Pier North, and 75 feet of bulkhead each side........................

{[nlkhead between Piers 34 and 35, use of entire slip between said Piers and land under water (25x100) for platform, south side inner end of Pier 35 with privilege of shedding same......

Pier 35 Spring street Pier North as extended and bulkheads noith and south.............

proach to Pier ]

Space on marginal street at ap 36, Charlton street Pier south.

Pier 36, Charlton street, Pier South, as extended, 1 and bulkhead north and south.............. /

Pier 37, Charlton street Pier; Pier 38, King \ treet Pier, together with adjoining bulkheads J

Bulkheads north and south of Pier 39, West Houston street Pier

Pier 39, West Houston street Pier, as extended. . j

Pier 39, West Houston street Pier and bulkheads th and south of same...................

nor

Fier 40, Clarkson street Pier, and half bulkheads th and south, with privilege of shedding

nor

same

Pier 41, Leroy street Pier, and bulkheads north and south of same........................

00

00

Received.

$1,054 17

48,825 00

2,500 00

100 00

5 00

6,666 68

3,333 36

55 00

216 75

175 00

5 00

68,827 68

500 00

1,950 00

39,784 52

300 00

23,000 00

1,925 00

300 68

499 40

2,441 25

Right of Tenancy.

J Action of the Commis-•! sioner, May 1, 1907, [ and May 1, 1908.......

/ Resolutions, Dec. 23,1890, 1 and July 1, 1901.......

’ Action of the Commissioner, Nov. 6, 1907 and Jan. 8, 1909. Approved by the! Sinking Fund, Nov. 13, 1907.........

r

' Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 16, 1908, and Sept. 8, 1909. Approved by the Sinking Fund, Jan. 13, and Oct. 20, 1909..............

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 28, 1909...

I Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 19,1909.....

Resolution, Dec. 6, 1901...

Resolution, Dec. 27, 1901..

f Action of the Commis-j    sioner Oct. 28,    1909.

1    Approved by the Sink

ing Fund, Nov. 18, 1909.

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908...........

Action of the Commissioner, May 1 and Aug. 18,1909..............

•*«<

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 25, 1909...

Action of the Commissioner, June 24, 1909...

Resolutions, June 2, 1899, and Jan. 5, 1900.......

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 14, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, Oct. 16, 1903....

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 11, 1908. Approved by the Sinking Fund, April 5, 1909.

Action of the Commis-i    sioner, April 22, 1904,

■j    and June 24, 1909. Ap-

I    proved by the Sinking

l    Fund, April 27, 1904.. .

f Action of the Commis-1906,

\ sioner, June 21, [ and May 1, 1907.

Resolution, Jan. 18, 1901...

Action of the Commis-1908,

sioner, May 1, and May 1, 1909

Public sale, Dec. 9, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, Feb. 5, 1904.....

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Mar. 10, 1909...

Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 8, 1909. Approved by the Sinking Fund, Mar. 1, 1909.

Rent.

2,530.00 per ann.

48,825.00 per ann.

1st term $60,000.00 per

ann....................

10% advance for each renewal term.............

2,500.00 per ann. 2,625.00 per ann.

100.00 for season.

5.00 for season.

6,666.67 per ann.

3,333.33 per ann

3,666.67 per ann

220.00 per ann.

289.00 per ann

175.00 per season

5.00 per season

ann,

ann

67,148.95 per ann 70,506.40 per 74,031.72 per

2,000.00 per ann

2,600.00 per ann 2,860.00 per ann

39,784.50 per ann. 43,762.95 per ann,

300.00 per ann

23,000.00 per ann

1,925.00 per ann

3,100.00 per ann

3,255.00 per ann

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Nov. 1, 1901, to Nov. 1, 1911................

For a term of ten years from date of occupa- , tion with two renewal [ terms of ten years each

Feb. 1, 1909, to Feb. 1, 1914 Feb. 1, 1914, to Feb. 1, 1924

Season, 1909

Season, 1909

Jan. 1, 1902, to Jan. 1, 1912

Jan. 1, 1902, to Jan. 1, 1912

Dec. 31, 1911, to Dec. 31, 1 1921

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............

Season, 1909

Season, 1909

July 1,1899, to July 1,1909 July 1,1909, to July 1, 1919 July 1, 1919, to July 1, 1929

Nov. 1,1903, to May 1, 1909

May 1, 1909, to Oct. 25,

1914................

Oct. 25, 1914, to Oct. 25, 19

Jl

Oct. 25, 1904, to Oct. 25,

1914................

Oct. 25, 1914, to Oct. 25, 1924................

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

May 1, 1901, to May 1, 1911

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............J

Mar. 6, 1904, to Mar. 5, 1909................

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

May 1, 1909, to May 1, 1914    3,255.00 per ann

Lessee or Occupant.

*}

Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Company...

Generate \ Transatlantique....... J

Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, with privilege to sublet portion of pier to Great Northern Paper Co.........j

Compagnie

William Farrell and Son. /

Joseph Seider.

Nathan Straus.

Description of Property.

NORTH RIVER.

New-made land in rear of bulkhead between \ Piers 41 and 42 for tunnel shafts, etc

Pier 42, Morton street Pier.

Pier 42, Morton Street Pier and 94 feet of bulk- \ head southerly............................ |

120 feet of bulkhead next northerly of Pier 42 \ with privilege of maintaining coal handling devices ..............................

Refreshment privileges on Pier 43, Barrow street 1 Pier

Booths on Recreation Piers at Pier 43, and foot Fiftieth street, N. R., Third and Twenty-fourth streets, E. R., and One Hundred and Twelfth street, H. R., for distribution of milk

Southerly side outer end of Pier 43, Barrow \ Catskill & New York \ street Pier............................... f I Steamboat Company.. /

Saugerties & New York \ Steamboat Company.. /

Saugerties & New York \ Steamboat Company.. J

New York City Railway 1 Company

Metropolitan Street Rail- 1 way Company

H. P. Miles.

St. John’s Guild........

Clyde Steamship Com-Pier 44 and assigned to Lehigh Valley Railroad Company........

pany.

bulkhead

Central Railroad of New Jersey...............

Central Railroad Company of New Jersey...

Hudson Navigation Company, with right to sub-let south half to the Central Railroad Company of New Jersey

Beadleston & Woerz

Quebec Steamship Com- 1 pany................/

Quebec Steamship Company................

Edwin Huerstel.

Foster-Scott Ice Com-\ pany................ .

Foster-Scott Ice Company................

Southerly sdie inner end of Pier 43, Barrow 1 street Pier...............................J

223 feet of the inner southerly side of Barrow 1 street Pier 43

Use of reclaimed land for car tracks foot of Chris- 1 topher street

Use of marginal street, foot of Christopher street 1 for car tracks

Privilege of maintaining candy, gum and weigh- 1 ing machines on Pier 43 and other Recreation 1 Piers in Manhattan........................J

Privilege to land Floating Hospitals at various 1 piers on North and East Rivers............. /

Pier 44, Christopher street Pier; Pier 45, West Tenth street Pier; bulkhead between and 834 feet of bulkhead northerly of Pier 45,

Northerly half of bulkhead between Piers 45 and 46..................................

834 feet of bulkhead next southerly of Pier 46, 1 Charles street Pier......................../

Pier 46, Charles street Pier.

Privilege to run pipe through bulkhead and "1 under marginal street at Charles street....... J

Pier 47, Perry street Pier, and shed thereon, and 1 bulkhead between Piers 46 and 47........../

Northerly side of platform easterly of approach to Pier 47................................

Platform at northeasterly side of approach to Pier 47 with icebridge privilege.............

Platform at easterly side of approach to Pier 47 1 with icebridge privilege....................J

Platform at easterly side of approach to Pier 47 with icebridge privilege...................

Received.

$3,300 00

88,593 76

88,593 76

87,539 07

76,239 12

40,842.40

227 37

1,650 00

300 00

300 00

725.81

6,000 00

150 74

Right of Tenancy.

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

Action of the Commissioner, Jan. 7,    1907.

Approved by Sinking Fund, Feb. 20,

Resolutions, April 8, 1897; Dec. 16, 1898, and Jan. 6, 1899...............

1907... .

’ Resolution, April 8, 1897; Dec. 16, 1898, and Jan. 6, 1899...............

Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 8,    1907.

Approved by Sinking Fund, Feb. 20, 1907.. .

Action of the Commissioner, June 11, 1907. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 13, 1907...

{ Resolutions, April 8, 1897; I Dec. 9, 1898, and April 4, 1899. Action of the Commissioner, June 4,

1906

f Resolutions, April 8, 1897 and May 12, 1899, and { action of the Commis-I sioner, June 7, 1909... .

Action of the Commis-

J sioner, Feb. 8, 1907. 1 Approved by Sinking 1 Fund, Feb. 20,1907....

Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 8,    1907

Approved by Sinking Fund, Feb. 20, 1907....

Resolutions, April 8, 1897, and May 12, 1899 Action of the Commissioner, June 7, 1909..........

Action of the Commis-•s sioner, May 1,    1908,

[ and May 1, 1909.

Action of the Commissioner, May 1,    1908,

Approved by the Sinking Fund, May 27, 1908

Action of the Commissioner, June 21, 1906, and May 1, 1907.......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1909.___

f Action of the Commis-J sioner, June 19, 1906. i Approved by Sinking Fund, June 20, 1906...

Action of the Commis-

sioner, June 19, 1906. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 20, 1906. ..

f Action of the Commissioner, June 19, 1906. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 20, 1906. ..

Action of the Commissioner, June 21, 1906, and May 1, 1907.......

Action of the Commissioner, Aug. 6, 1909....

Action of the Commissioner, Jan. 27, 1908, nd May 1, 1909.......

Action of the Commissioner, May 8,    1908,

and May 1, 1909.......

Rent.

3,300.00 per ann

85,000.00 per ann........

10% advance for renewal term..................

88,593.75 per ann 93,909.38 per ann

88,593.75 per ann 93,909.38 per ann

95,000.00 per ann.......

10% advance for renewal term..................

50,000.00 per ann........

10% advance for renewal term................

88,593.75 per ann 93,909.38 per

ann

76,239.13 per ann, 80,051.09 per ann, 84,854.16 per ann,

95,000.00 per ann........

10% advance for renewal term..................

48,000.00 per aim.......

10% advance for renewal term.................

40,842.39 per ann 42,884.51 per ann 45,457.58 per ann

248.16 per ann

1,650.00 per ann

300.00 per ann

453.20 per ann,

22,466.36 per ann.

37,500.00 per ann., (renewal terms at an advance of 10%).........

70,000.00 per ann. (renewal terms at an advance of 10%)..........

300.00 per ann

500.00 per month.

500.00 per month

155.60 per ann

Term op Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............/

10 years from date of ] occupation with a re- 1 newal term of 10 years J

Jan. 1, 1909, to Jan. 1, 1919 Jan. 1, 1919, to Jan. 1, 1929

Jan. 1, 1909, to Jan. 1, 1919 Jan. 1, 1919, to Jan. 1, 1929

10 years from date of 1 occupation with a re- V newal term of 10 years J

10 years from date of occupation with a renewal term of 10 years

May 1, 1909, to May 1, 1919 May 1, 1919, to May 1, 1929

June 15, 1899, to June 15,

1909................

June 15, 1909, to June 15,

1919................

June 15, 1919, to June 15, 1929................

10 years from date of ' occupation with a renewal term of 10 years .

10 years from date of occupation with a renewal term of 10 years J

June 15,1899, to June 15,

1909................

June 15, 1909, to June 15,

1919................

June 15,1919, to June 15,

19-29

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

May 27, 1908, to May 27,

1913

At pleasure of the Commissioner, ...........

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............/

10 years from date of occupancy...........

10 years from date of occupancy, with two renewal terms of 10 years each...........

10 years from date of 1 occupancy, with two l renewal terms of 10 f years each........... j

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

Lessee or Occupant.

Daniel Norton

Clyde Steamship Com- 1 pany................J

Oceanic Steam Navigation Company........

Oceanic Steam Navigation Company........

Southern Pacific Cnm-pany...............

Southern Pacific Company................

International Mercantile Marine Company, assignee...............

Thomas Wilson Sons & Company, Limited....

Cunard Steamship Company................

Southern Pacific Company................

Southern Pacific Company................

Cunard Steamship Company................

New York Central & \ Hudson River Railroad } Company

Patrick McDonald

Manhattan Refrigerating Company............

New York Central & ] Hudson River Railroad Company............

1 At pleasure of the Com- 1 / missioner............ /

Cunard Steamship Company, Limited........

Cunard Steamship Company, Limited........

Cunard Steamship Company, Limited........

Conron Bros. Co

Manhattan Navigation

Co

Cunard Steamship Company................

Description op Property.

NORTH RIVER.

110 feet of bulkhead extending southerly from a point 125 feet south of pier 48..............

Pier 48 at or near the foot of West 11th street, together with 125 feet of bulkhead north and south....................................

Pier 48, West Eleventh street Pier, with 125 feet of bulkhead each side......................

Pier 49, Bank street Pier, with 125 feet of bulkhead each side.

Pier 49, Bank street Pier, with 125 feet of bulk- \ head each side

Southerly half of Pier 50, Bethune street Pier and half of bulkhead southerly.............

Southerly half of Pier 50, Bethune street Pier and half of bulkhead southerly..............

Northerly half of Pier 50, Bethune street Pier half of bulkhead northerly.................

Pier 51, Jane street Pier with 125 feet of bulk- 1 head each side............................/

Pier 51, Jane street Pier, with 125 feet of bulkhead southerly and 115 feet of bulkhead north-

erly

Pier 52, Gansevoort street Pier and 125 feet of bulkhead southerly........................

Pier 52, Gansevoort street Pier and 115 feet of bulkhead south...........................

Railroad tracks to Piers between West Eleventh ) street and Gansevoort street

102 feet of bulkhead next northerly of pier 52 with icebridge privilege....................

Privilege of maintaining suction pipe through 1 bulkhead and under Pier 56£............... /

Railroad tracks on marginal street between the j north side of Bloomfield street and 13th street

The inner 497 feet of Pier 53, Bloomfield street Pier, including the platform at the inshore end of said Pier, extending from the southerly side of said Pier to a point 125 feet south of the southerly side of

Pier 53, Bloomfield street Pier, with platform at the inshore end, extending from the southerly side of said Pier to a point 125 feet south of the southerly side of Pier 54...................

Pier 54

Pier 54, at or near the foot of West Thirteenth street, and bulkhead extending from a point 125 feet south of the southerly side of said Pier to a point 150 feet north of the northerly side of said P

ier

Privilege to maintain suction pipe through bulkhead between Thirteenth and Fourteenth sts.

.}

Swift & Co,

South side of Pier 54

South side of Pier 56 and shed on outer end.. .

Space for awning shed on marginal street between Little West Twelfth and Thirteenth streets...................................

Received.

$300 00

1,500 00 S

6,200 00

2,096 78

1,071 68

55 00

25,000 00

1,000 00 S

1,000 00

25,000 00

2,475    0

135 08

2,770 08

Right of Tenancy.

f Action of the Commissioner, June 19, 1906. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 20, 1906...

Action of the Commissioner, April 26, 1906, and May 1, 1907.......

f Action of the Commis-J sioner, June 19, 1906. 1 Approved by Sinking [ Fund, June 20, 1906. ..

f Action of the Commissioner, June 19, 1906. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 20, 1906. ..

/ Action of the Commls-\ sioner, Oct. 28, 1909...

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Dec. 13, 1909...

Action of the Commissioner, May 5,10, 24 and Aug. 14, 1909.........

f Action of the Commissioner, June 19, 1906. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 20, 1906. ..

( Action of the Commis-J sioner, June 19, 1906. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 20, 1906.. .

Action of the Commis-) sioner, June 19, 1906. | Approved by Sinking l Fund,‘June 20,'1906...

Action of the Commissioner, June 19, 1906. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 20, 1906.. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 10 and October 4, 1909..........

Action of the Commissioner, May 10 and October 4, 1909..........

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1909 and August 18, 1E09.....

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1909.,,. .

Resolutions, Feb. 1, 1901, and Nov. 10, 1905.................

Resolution, July 19, 1901

Resolution, July 19, 1901..

Resolution, July 19, 1901

f Resolutions, Nov. 3, 1892, and March 11, 1897... .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908 and May 1, 1909...........

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

Rent.

70,000.00 per ann. (renewal terms at an advance of 10%)..........

300.00 per ann

70,000.00 per ann. (renewal terms at an advance of 10%)..........

70,000.00 per ann. (renewal terms at an advance of 10%)..........

750.00 per month.

500.00 per month.

100.00 per day

70,000.00 per ann. (renewal terms at an advance of 10%)..........

70,000.00 per ann. (renewal terms at an advance of 10%)..........

70,000.00 per ann. (renewal terms at an advance of 10%)..........

37,500.00 per ann., (renewal terms at an advance of 10%)..........

500.00 per mo... ,...

300.00 per mo

857.50 per ann.

44.00 per ann.

25,000.00 per ann. 26,250.00 per ann. 27,562.50 per ann.

1,000.00 per ann. 1,050.00 per ann. 1,102.50 per ann.

1,000.00 per ann. 1,050.00 per ann. 1,102.50 per ann.

25,000.00 per ann. 26,250.00 per ann. 27,562.50 per ann.

2,475.00 per ann.

143.44 per ann.

2,770.08 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

10 years from date of occupancy, with two renewal terms of 10 years each...........

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

10 years from date of occupancy, with two renewal terms of 10 years each...........

10 years from date of occupancy, with two renewal terms of 10 years each...........

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............/

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............/

10 years from date of occupancy, with two renewal terms of 10 years each...........

10 years from date of occupancy, with two renewal terms of 10 years each...........

10 years from date of occupancy, with two renewal terms of 10 years each...........

10 years from date of occupancy, with two renewal terms of 10 years each...........

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............ f

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner.............

Jan. 1, 1902, to Jan. 1, 1912 Jan. 1, 1912, to Jan. 1, 1922 Jan. 1, 1922, to Jan. 1, 1932

Jan. 1, 1902, to Jan. 1, 1912 Jan. 1, 1912, to Jan. 1, 1922 Jan. 1, 1922, to Jan. 1, 1932

Aug. 1, 1901, to Aug. 1,

1911................

Aug. 1, 1911, to Aug. 1,

1921.................

Aug. 1, 1921, to Aug. 1, | 1931................J

Aug. 1, 1901, to Aug. 1,

1911................

Aug. 1, 1911, to Aug. 1,

1921

Aug. 1, 1921, to Aug. 1,

1931

July 1, 1904, to July 1, 1914

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............J

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............

Lessee or Occupant.

Cunard Steamship Company, Limited........

National Buiscuit Com- i pany................J

Compagnie Generate Transatlantique. .

International Mercantile Marine Company.....

Metropolitan Steamship

Co

United Fruit Company..

Holland American Line..

International Mercantile Marine Company.....

| International Mercantile Marine Company. .....

International Mercantile Marine Company.....

International Mercantile Marine Company......

Iron Steamboat Comp’y

Anning J. Smith........

New York City Railway Company............

| T wenty-eighth & T wenty- 1 ninth street Railway j-Company............j

Anchor Line, Henderson Bros., Limited.. . .

Water rights on south side sub-let to the Pennsylvania Railroad Company............

Anchor Line, Henderson Bros., Limited........

Hamburg American Line

Hamburg American Line.

I. T. Williams & Sons: 'I sub-let to Baltimore & [

Ohio Railroad Company................

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company........

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company........

Description of Property.

NORTH RIVER

Pier 56 at or near the foot of West Fourteenth ' street, and bulkhead extending from a point 150 feet south of the southerly side of said Pier to a point 125 feet north of the northerly side of said Pier...............................

Permission to run pipe under marginal street \ and through bulkhead at West Fifteenth street /

Pier 57, at or near the foot of West Fifteenth treet, and bulkhead extending from a point midway between Piers 56 and 57 to a point midway between Piers 57 and 58....

Pier 58, at or near the foot of West Sixteenth street and bulkhead extending from a point midway between Piers 57 and 58 to a point midway between Piers 58 and 59....

Temporary occupation of Pier 58......

South half of Pier 59

Berth for Steamer “Rotterdam” at Pier 59

Pier 59, at or near the foot of West Eighteenth street and bulkhead extending from a point midway between Piers 58 and 59 to a point midway between Piers 59 and 60............

Pier 60, at or near the foot of West Nineteenth ] street and bulkhead extending from a point | 125 feet south of the southerly side of said pier ) int 125 feet north of the northerly side

to a point j of said pier

Pier 61, at or near the foot of West Twenty-first ] street and bulkhead extending from a point | 125 feet south of the southerly side of said pier to a point 125 feet northerly of the north side of said

pier

Pier 62, at or near the foot of West Twenty-second street, excepting the use of water on the northerly side, and bulkhead extending to a point midway between Piers 61 and 62.. .

300 feet of south side inner end of Pier at West \ Twenty-second street...................... !

Berth on south side of Pier at West Twenty- ] second street.............................

Use of marginal street for car tracks in vicinity of West Twenty-third street................

Use of marginal street for car tracks between West 23d and 24th streets.................

Pier 64, West Twenty-fourth street Pier

South half of bulkhead between Piers 64 and 65

North half of bulkhead between Piers 64 and 65

Pier 65, West Twenty-fifth street Pier North

Bulkhead between Piers 65 and 66

marginal street between Piers j

Railroad tracks on 65 and 66......

Land under water for transfer bridge in front of bulkhead between Piers 65 and 66..........

^Received.

$30,000 00

195 94

2,750 00

CO

lO

o

27,500 00

3,594 38

1,784 38 810 00

140 61

13,750 00

750 00

13,750 00

2,425 52

2,250 00

1,090 00

2,000 00

9,235 00

61,100 00

12,600 00

Right op Tenancy.’

Resolution, Jan. 5, 1900. . . .

Action of the Commissioner, March 23 and May 1, 1909...........

f Resolutions, May 29, 1890; j Aug. 27, 1891; Jan. 5, and March 30, 1900, and May 7, 1908...........

Jan. 30, 1891. ns, Feb. 4, 1    1892; Nov. 7,    1895;

I March'23'and April 27, (    1900, and Nov. 4, 1903.

\ Action of the Commissioner, July 25, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, Aug. 17, 1903.. . .

f Action of the Commissioner, July 25, 1903 and June 23,    1909. Ap

proved by the Sinking t Fund, Aug. 17, 1903., . j Action of the Commis-1 sioner, June 23, 1909.'..

f Public sale, Resolutio

[ Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908 and May 1, 1909

/ Action of the Commis-l sioner, Nov. 8, 1909...

Action of the Commissioner, Nov. 8, 1909. .

Action of the Commissioner, June 25, 1909. Approved by the Sinking Fund, June 30, 1909.

Resolutions, April 4, 1892; Nov. 9 and Dec. 28,

1893

Resolutions, Nov. 8, 1901, July 26, 1906, and April 12, 1907..............

Resolutions, May 5, and Sept. 29, 1892; Feb. 16, 1893; July 15,    1897;

June 26 and Nov. 11, 1902.................

Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 17, 1905. Approved by Sinking Fund, Feb. 23, 1905....

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 15, 1908, and May 1, 1909.......

Action of the Commissioner, June 18, 1908, and May 1, 1909.......

Action of the Commissioner, June 8,    1908.

Approved by Sinking Fund, June 30, 1908....

Public sale (sealed bids), Jan. 15, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, Feb. 26, 1908... .

Resolutions, Jan. 28, 1887; Nov. 13 and 20, 1890; Jan. 25, 1901, and July 1, 1904...............

of the Commissioner, March 21, 1903; March 26 and May 4, 1904. Approved by

Fund, May 20,

f Action

Sinking 1903. . .

Rent.

30,000.00 per ann. 31,500.00 per ann.

201.02 per ann.

2,750.00 per ann. 3,025.00 per ann.

27,500.00 per ann.

5,188.75 per ann

3,568.75 per ann.

1,620.00 per ann.

138.60 per ann

27§ cents per square foot per ann................

10”cents_per square foot per annum............

$23,000.00 per ann. 25,300.00 per ann.

13,750.00 per ann.

750.00 per ann. 787.50 per ann. 826.88 per ann.

13,750.00 per ann.

2,425.50 per ann.

250.00 per mo.

900.00 per ann.

2,000.00 per ann.

9,235.00 per ann.

61,100.00 per ann.

12,600.00 per ann,

Term op Tenancy.

April 1, 1900, to April 1,

1910

April 1, 1910, to April 1, 1

1920

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............ /

Oct. 1, 1900, to Oct. 1, 1910 Oct. 1, 1910, to Oct. 1, 1920

Feb. 15, 1901, to Feb. 15,

1911

Nov. 1, 1903, to Nov. 1

1913

Nov. 1, 1903, to Nov. 1,

1913

Nov.l, 1903, to No'v.l, 1913

At pleasure of the Com- ) missioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner ............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............j

May 1, 1912, to May 1, 1922 May 1, 1922, to May 1, 1932

May 1, 1902, to May 1, 1912

Dec. 1, 1901, to Dec. 1, 1911 Dec. 1, 1911, to Dec. 1, 1921 Dec. 1, 1921, to Dec. 1, 1931

Nov. 1, 1902, to Nov. 1, 1912................

May 1, 1905, to May 1, 1910

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

July 1, 1908, to July 1, 1913

Feb. 15, 1908, to Feb. 15, 1913.................

May 1, 1901, to May 1, 1911

h 24, 1904, to May 1, 1

Marcn

1911

Lessee or Occupant.

Lehigh Valley Railroad Company: privilege to sub-let to Baltimore ■ & Ohio Railroad Company................J

Lehigh Valley Railroad 1 Company............/

Lehigh Valley Railroad \ Company, assignees. . . /

Panama Railroad Com- ) pany, assigned to the [ Erie Railroad Com- f pany................J

Erie Railroad Company..

Erie Railroad Company. .

Delaware, Lackawanna & Western R.R. Co.....

Erie Railroad Company.. 1

.1

I Delaware, Lackawanna & 1 Western R.R. Co...... /

Delaware,'Lackawanna"& 1 Western'!R a i 1 r o a d !• Company.............J

Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company............

John H. Starin; sublet to Delaware, Lack-& Western Railroad Company....

awanna

American Ice Company, assignees.............

Jefferson Hogan; sublet to Occident Dock Company............

! Thomas Stokes & Sons

New York Contracting & 1 Trucking Company.... /

Matthew Wilson & Company................

M. McGirrs Sons Com- 1 pany

A. H. Hastorf.

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company............

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company............

Description op Property.

NORTH RIVER.

Pier 66, West Twenty-sixth street Pier North and land under water for transfer bridge northerly................................

Land under water out shore of bulkhead line between north side of Pier 66 and transfer bridge north of said Pier.

Bulkhead between Piers 66 and 67

Pier 67, West Twenty-seventh street Pier North

Bulkhead between Piers 67 and 68 and land under water for transfer bridge in front of same....................................

South half of bulkhead between Piers 67 and 68 and land under for transfer bridge in front of same..................................

Northerly half of bulkhead between Piers 67 and 68...................................

of marginal street for track turn-out to 1 connect transfer bridge with tracks of Termi- I nal Warehouse Co., between Twenty-seventh f and Twenty-eighth streets

Pile platform in front of the northerly half of ) bulkhead immediately south of Pier 68

Use

Permission to erect shed on the northerly half of the bulkhead between Piers 67_and_68.......

Pier 68, foot of West 28th street, and half bulkhead southerly with right to use shed on said pier.....................................

Pier 68, West Twenty-eighth street Pier North.

Bulkhead between Piers 68 and 69,with dumping 1 board privilege...........................J

Pier 69, West Twenty-ninth street Pier North..

Bulkhead between Piers 69 and 70.

175 feet south side outer end of Pier 70, foot of West Thirtieth street......................

Berth on south side of Pier at West Thirtieth street with privilege of maintaining coal hoist

110 feet of the northerly side outer end of Pier at West Thirtieth street (No. 70) with dump-board privilege...........................

Use of inshore or most easterly dump on north side of Pier at West Thirtieth street, known as Pier 70..................................

Pier 71 (West Thirty-first street), Pier 72 (West Thirty-second street), Pier 73 (West Thirty-third street), and bulkhead between Piers 70 and 73; also 55 feet of bulkhead northerly of Pier 73..................................

Extensions to Piers 71 and 73

CO

05

Received.

$1,130 63

1,580 00

150 00

236 50

2,317 51

840 00

1,500 00

35,500 00

5,750 00

27,500 00

11,000 00

11,000 00

275 00

1,250 00

1,800 00

525 00

300 00

1,575 00

1,800 00

3,000 00

254 12

4,050 00

Right of Tenancy.

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner. May 1, 1907, [ and May 1, 1908.

Action of the Commissioner, July 12, 1904, Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 21, 1904....

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907... .

f Action of the Commis-> sioner, May 1,    1908,

[ and May 1, 1909.

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 14, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, March 4, 1903...

Action of the Commissioner, March 28, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, Oct. 16, 1903... .

Action of the Commissioner, Jan. 24, 1907. Approved by Sinking Fund, July 20, 1904... .

Action of the Commissioner, June 25, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 30, 1908....

Action of the Commissioner, July 12 and 15, 1904. Approved by Sinking Fund, Aug. 12, 1904.............

/ Resolutions, Jan. 30,

1 and March 1, 1893

1891,

Resolution, Jan. 30, 1891.

Action of the Commis-1908,

sioner, May 1, and May 1, 1909

. .Resolution, Dec. 20, 1901.

f Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 11 and 25, Approved by Sinking Fund, Oct. 21, 1904 .................

Action of the Commis-;    sioner, October 5, 1909.

■'    Approved by the Sink

ing Fund, October 20,

i 1904.

1909.................

Action of the Commissioner, June 21, 1906, and May 1, 1907.......

f Action of the Commissioner, March 4, 1904. Approved by Sinking Fund, March 16, 1904...

( Action of the Commissioner, June 19, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 30, 1908... .

Action of the Commissioner, May 31, 1907. Appro red by Sinking Fund, June 5, 1907. . . .

f Action of the Commis-i sioner, May 1,    1908,

!_ and May 1, 1909.

f Action of the Commissioner, June 25, 1909. Approved by the Sinking Fund, June 30, 1909.................

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

Rent.

4,522.50 per ann.

per ann

1,580.00 per ann

1,800.00

2,000.00 per ann

300.00 per ann.

242.00 per ann.

2,317.50 per ann.

840.00 per ann.

1,500.00 per ann.

35,500.00 per ann. 37,275.00 per ann.

8,000.00 per ann. 10,000.00 per ann.

27,500.00 per ann 28,875.00 per 30,318.75 per ann

11,000.00 per ann. 12,000.00 per ann.

•uuu .wd 00 000‘II

12,000.00 per ann

275.00 per ann.

1,250.00 per ann.......

1,800.00 per ann. 1,890.00 per ann.

$2,100.09 per ann......

2,310.00 per arm

300.00 per ann

1,575.00 per ann

1,732.50 per ann . .

an

cent.

1,800.00 per ann 1,980.00 per ann

3,000.00 per ann 3,300.00 per ann

254.10 per ann

18,900.00 per ann. . . Renewal terms at advance of 10 per

350.00 per month

Term of Tenancy.

Lessee or Occupant.

Pennsylvania, New York 1

& Long Island Rail- }• | At pleasure of the Corn-road Company

missioner

June 28, 1905, to Oct. 8, \

New York Central & 1    1914................j

Hudson River Railroad [ Oct. 8, 1914, to Oct. 8, 1924 Company............J Oct. 8, 1924, to Oct. 8, 1934

Pennsylvania, New York & Long Island Railroad Company.......

New York Central &

Hudson River Railroad Company............

[ At pleasure of the Com- 1 J missioner............J

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company............

Dec. 12, 1903, to May 1,

1911

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company............

New York Central &

Hudson River Railroad Dec. 1, 1904, to May 1,1911 Company............

April 1, 1907, to April 1,

1912................

April 1, 1912, to April 1,

1917

La Veloce Navigazione Italiana a Vapore.....

1 April 1, 1909, to April 1,

'    1919................

April 1, 1919, to April 1, 1929................

York & Long ranch Steamboat Company.

New

New York Central & 1 Oct. 8, 1904, to Oct. 8, 1914 Hudson River Railroad \ |0ct. 8, 1914, to Oct. 8, 1924 Oct. 8, 1924, to Oct. 8, 1934

t-H ^ 2 2 HH

33

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O —<

2 ⁰⁵

3?3?

33

>~5 *-5

1 IFeb. 15, 1901, to Feb. 15,

[I 1911................

!Feb. 15, 1911, to Feb. 15, J 1921................

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Jan. 1, 1902, to Jan. 1, 1912

Nov. 1, 1904, to Nov. 1,

1914................

Nov. 1, 1914, to Nov. 1, 1924................

Nov. 1, 1909, to Nov. 1, 1

1914................ !

Nov. 1, 1914, to Nov. 1, | 1924................j

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............

April 1, 1904,    to    April    1,    1

1914................ i

April 1, 1914,    to    April    1,    f

1924................J

July 1, 1908,    to    April    1,    1

1914................ !

April 1, 1914,    to    April    1,    f

1924............... J

July 1, 1907,    to    July,    1,    1

1912................

July 1, 1912, to July 1, 1917................

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Company

Pennsylvania Railroad

Company

Pennsylvania Railroad Company............

Swift & Co.

Michael Egan

Michael J. Sheehy.

Joseph Stern and Son. . .

New York Butchers’ 1 Dressed Meat Com- j-pany. . .

New York Butcher’s Dressed Meat Company................

New York Butchers’ Dressed Meat Company ................

N. Y. Horse Manure 1 Transportation Com- [ pany

Curtis Blaisdell Co

Central Railroad Com- ] 110 years from occupation tion with two renewal terms of 10 years each

pany of New Jersey.. . 1

Yard and \ | At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Union Stock

Market Company

Description of Property.

NORTH RIVER.

Extension to Pier 72 at West Thirty-second street....................................

Privilege of maintaining car tracks on marginal street between Thirty-second and Thirty-seventh streets..,........................

Privilege of maintaining suction pipe north of Pier 72, West Thirty-second street Pier......

Tracks on marginal street between Thirty-second and Thirty-third streets,

Land under water for transfer bridges south of Pier 73, West Thirty-third street Pier.......

Bulkhead from a point 55 feet north of Pier 73 extending northerly 42 feet................

Site for shed on bulkhead from south side of Pier 73 to a point 97 feet northerly thereof.....

Pier 74, West Thirty-fourth street Pier and shed thereon..................................

Pier 75, West Thirty-fifth street Pier, northerly side with privilege of erecting structures thereon...................................

Pier 76, West Thirty-sixth street Pier

Pier 77, West Thirty-seventh street Pier.

Pier 78, West Thirty-eighth street Pier

Land under water for platform in front of premises southeast comer of Thirty-ninth street and Twelfth avenue......................

200 feet on south side of Pier 79, West Thirty- ] ninth street Pier with dumping board privilege J

160 feet on south side inner end of Pier 79 for ice-brid

L...

175 feet south side of Pier at West Thirty-ninth street, adjoining premises leased to M. J. Sheeby..................................

lege of maintaining pipe through bulkhead and under Pier at Thirty-ninth street........

Privil

150 feet on north side inner end Pier 79.

150 feet of north side of Pier 79 at West Thirty- i ninth street, beginning at a point 150 feet from inner end and extending westerly........... J

277 feet north side of Pier 79 at West Thirty- 1 ninth street, for manure dump..............

Land under water for platform southerly about 1 66 feet from West Fortieth street...........J

Outer 700 feet of the Pier at the foot of West 1 Fortieth street............................ J

on northerly side of approach to Pier at 1 Fortieth street......................

250 feet West

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Received.

$450 00

450 00

300 00

300 00

300 00

300 00

259 52

00 000‘8

600 00

18,100 00

25,000 00

29 59

2,500 00

2,000 00

1,575 00

290 00

12,000 00

300 00

25 00

4,300 00

900 00

600 00

900 00

00 006

3,025

Right of Tenancy.

Action of the Commissioner, September 9, 1909.................

Action *of the Commis-1 sioner, May 1, 1908 and { May 1, 1909.

Action of the Commis-•i sioner, June 21, 1906, l. and May 1, 1907.

f Action of the Commis-■j sioner, June 21, 1906, [ and May 1, 1907.,

j Action of the Commissioner, June 21, 1906, and May 1, 1907.......

Action of the Commis-, sioner, June 21, 1906, l. and May 1, 1907.......

/ Action of the Commis-[ sioner, Nov. 23, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 12, 1903; Nov. 28,    1904, and

Jan. 31,    1905. Ap

proved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 16, 1903... .

Action of the Commissioner June 2,    1909.

Approved by the Sinking Fund,June 11, 1909

f Action of' the Commissioner Oct. 31, 1905, j and Jan. 28,    1908.

Approved by Sinking [ Fund, Nov. 15, 1905... .

f Action of the Commissioner, Jan. 28, 1908. and January, 8, 1909. Approved by Sinking Fund, Feb. 26, 1908... .

■j sioner,

{ May 1,

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

f Action of the Commis-April 16, and 1908...........

f Action of the Commis-! sioner, Nov. 13, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 9, 1908.....

( Sealed bids Oct. 23, 1907. Action of the Commis-sioner, Nov. 14, 1907. Approved by Sinking i. Fund, Nov. 13, 1907. . .

\ Action of the Commis-/ sioners, Sept. 1, 1909...

Resolution, Oct. 29, 1891. . .

Action of ’ the Commissioner, June 21, 1906, and May 1, 1907.......

1 Action of the Commis-/ sioner, May 28, 1909. . .

f Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 6 and 21, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, March l 11, 1903..............

\ Action of the Commis-/ sioner, May 1, 1909. ...

1 Action of the Commis-/ sioner, May 1, 1909. .. .

1 Action of the Commis-/ sioner, Aug. 5, 1909... .

Action of the Commissioner, July 20, 1904. Approved by Sinking Fund, Aug. 12, 1904. . .

Resolutions, Sept. 18 and Oct. 23, 1891; Jan. 16, 1896; March 4 and April 7, 1898, and Jan. 4, 1905...............

Rent.

900.00 pfer ann

75.00 per mo

300.00 per ann

300.00 per ann

300.00 per ann

300.00 per ann

300.00 per ann

8,000.00 per ann 8,800.00 per ann

1,200.00 per ann 1,320.00 per ann

18,100.00 1st term. 19,910.00 2d term. 21,901.00 3d term.

25,000.00 per ann 27,500.00 per ann

150.00 per mo.

2,500.00 per ann

2,000.00 per ann.

1,575.00 per ann.

75.00 per mo

12,000.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

25.00 per ann

ann.

4,300.00 per ann. 4,730.00 per

1,350.00 per ann.

75.00 per mo

1,800.00 per ann,

1,800.00 per ann.

3,025.00 per ann.......

3,400.00 per ann.......

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner ............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............/

At pleasure of the Com- i missioner............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............J

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Nov. 28, 1904, to Nov. 1

28, 1914............. I

Nov. 28, 1914, to Nov. f 28, 1924............. ’

July 1, 1909, to Nov. 28,

1914................ .

Nov. 28,1914, to Nov. 28, f 1924................J

[May 15, 1907, to May 15,

1917.............

May 15, 1917, to May 15,

1927................

May 15, 1927, to May 15, j 1937................

Mar. 1, 1908, to Mar. 1,

[    1918................

.Mar. 1, 1918, to Mar. 1, I 1928................

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

Lessee or Occupant.

P. F. & W. A. Kane.

D. Devine.

[Joseph Stern & Sons. . . .

Joseph Haberman.

J. M. & P. Scanlon.

Figge & Hutwelker Bros, j

David Shannon Company J

Eben E. Olcott; permission to sub-let portion of pierto Central Railroad of New Jersey. . .

Central Railroad Company of New Jersey...

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company.

United States Transportation Company......

Permit granted to sublet portion of pier to f Cie. Generale Transat- j lantique

Bernard Campbell & Company............

At pleasure of the Com-American Ico Company.. .. missioner............

Campbell & 1 Jan. 1, 1909, to Nov. 25, 1 /    1912

Bernard

Company

Bouker Contracting Com-1 Nov. 25, 1907, to Nov. pany................J 25, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

\ Nov. 1, 1901, to Nov. 1, Brie Railroad Company. /    1911

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The Texas Company. . .

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............

Dealers’ Hygiene Ice Company............

Season of 1909

Theodore Remain

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Cornell Steamboat Com-

pany

Consolidated Telegraph& \ At pleasure of the Com- 1 Electrical Subway Com } missioner............ r

pany,

f At pleasure of the Com- 1 1 I missioner. . . . ......../

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner. .1........./

Silver Point Ice Com- / [Sept. 1, 1904, to Sept. 1, \ pany

John Donnelly..........

Silver Point Ice Company................

6061 I /

1 April 1, 190o to April 1,1915 / April 1,1915 to April 1,1925

Sicilian Asphalt Paving Company, assignees.. .

Description of Property.

NORTH RIVER.

Berth 100 feet in length for manure scow foot of ) West Fortieth street....................../

Berth 100 feet in length for manure scow foot of West Fortieth street......................

Privilege to run 6-inch pipe through bulkhead foot of West Fortieth street................

Privilege of maintaining suction pipe through ! bulkhead foot of West Fortieth street

Privilege of maintaining suction pipe through bulkhead at West Fortieth street...........

Privilege of maintaining suction pipe through bulkhead at West Fortieth street

Privilege of maintaining suction pipe through \ bulkhead at Fortieth street............... J

South side outer end and surface of Pier at West Forty-first street together with 75 feet on north side outer end.

South side inner end and surface of Pier foot West Fortv-first street.....................

Pier between Forty-second and Forty-third streets and 120 feet of bulkhead northerly thereof, with privilege of shedding

Pier at West Forty-fourth street and 120 feet of bulkhead southerly........................

Berth 200 feet in length on north side of Pier at foot of West Forty-fifth street..............

North side (one half of) inner end of Pier at West Forty-sixth street.........................

165 feet of the north side of Pier at West Forty-seventh street with privilege of maintaining manure dump............................

200 feet north side of Pier at West Forty-seventh 1. street with dumping board privilege

Berth on south side of pier at West Forty-eighth \ street....................................

Pier and approach at West Forty-ninth street....

Privilege to maintain suction pipe through bulkhead at West Forty-ninth street............

Refreshment privileges on Recreation Pier at West Fiftieth street.

South half of Pier at West Fifty-first street, with } right to shed, 25 x 70 feet

Space on upland between Fifty-first and Fifty- 1 second streets............................ /

Berth for manure boat at bulkhead north of ' West Fifty-second street...................

150 feet north side inner end of Pier at West \ Fifty-fourth street, with ice-bridge privilege. J

150 feet north side inner end of Pier at West \ Fifty-fourth street, with ice-bridge privilege. /

Bulkhead between West Fifty-fourth and West 1 Fifty-fifth streets

Received.

900 00

1,250 00

1,700 00

15,000 00 O

14,000 00

275 00

8,000 CO

553 51

18,344 15

216 00

4,800 00

00 006

945 41

3,500 00

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3,600 00

[4,400 00

1,203 13

1,546 89

00 006

Right of Tenancy.

1 Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1909. ...

[ Resolution, July 1, 1901. j Action of the Commis-1 sioner, June 24, 1905, [ and Feb. 1, 1909.......

f Resolution, Nov. 22, 1901.

f Action of the Commis-1. sioner, Dec. 6, 1909. . . .

Action of the Commissioner, April 1,    1902;

Dec. 4, 1903, and Aug. 18, 1904. Approved by Sinking Fund, Oct. 16, 1903...

Resolutions, May 18,1900, and Oct. 4, 1901.......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1,    1908,

nd May 1, 1909.......

Resolutions, April 23, 1884,    and    Jan.    11,

1894.................

f Action of the Commis-|    sioner,    Oct.    21,    and

Nov. 1, 1905; June 6, ]    1906;    July    24,    1907,

and May 1,    1908,    and

May 1, 1909.

Resolution, April 28, 1880. Action of the Commissioner, June 16, 1905...

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

Resolution, July 19, 1901.

Action of the Commissioner, April 8, 1908 and { Feb. 8,1909. Approved by the Sinking Fund, [ April 5, 1909..........

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 13, 1909...

f Action of the Commissioner, Nov. 11, 1908 Approved by Sinking [ Fund, Jan. 13, 1909....

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 27, 1904. ! Approved by Sinking [ Fund, Jan. 11, 1905. . . .

Resolution, May 3, 1901... .

\ Resolution, July 1, 1901,!

Minutes, Dec. 20 andi l. 31,1901..............

f Action of the Commis-j sioner, Dec. 7,    1903,:

V and June 28,    1904.

Approved by Sinking! [ Fund, Dec. 16, 1903....

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Jan. 13, 1909...

Action of the Commissioner, April 14, 1909. Approved by the Sinking Fund, May 5, 1909

Action of the Commis-

sioner, May 1, and May 1, 1909

Rent.

1,350.00 per ann.

1,250.00 per ann. 1,312.50 per ann.

1,700.00 per ann... . 1,785.00 per ann.. ..

900.00 per ann.

15,000.00 per ann.......

14,000.00 per ann. 14,700.00 per ann. 15,435.00 per ann.

275.00 per ann.

8,000.00 per ann. 9,000.00 per ann.

553.50 per ann.

18,344.15 per ann.

216.00 per ann.

1,200.00 per ann. 1,260.00 per ann, 1,323.00 per ann

1,200.00 per ann 1,320.00 per ann

300.00 per ann

1,200.00 per ann

3,500.00 per ann

3,500.00 per ann

3,600.00 per ann. 3,780.00 per ann. 3,969.00 per ann.

4,000.00 per ann 4,400.00 per ann

2,062.00 per ann

2,062.00 per ann. 2,268.75 per ann

900.00 per ann

Term of Tenancy.

Lessee or Occupant.

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............ /

Inc., \ July 1, 1901, to July 1, 1911 . . . . / July 1, 1911, to July 1, 1921

Sicilian Asphalt Paving Company.....

Henry Steers, Assignee......

Contracting V Dec. 1, 1901, to Dec. 1, 1911 .......... f Dec. 1, 1911, to Dec. 1, 1921

Seaboard

Company

\ At pleasure of the Com- 1 / missioner............ j

Oct. 9, 1

J. Eltz & Son

re-

Description of Property.

NORTH RIVER.

Space on upland between Fifty-fourth and Fifty- \ fifth streets.............................. /

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At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............/

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............J

Jan. 1, 1905, to Jan. 1, 1915

I March 1, 1901, to March 1 1, 1911..............J

Dec. 27, 1901, to Dec. 27, {

1911................J

Dec. 27, 1911, to Dec. 27, \

1921................J

Dec. 27, 1921, to Dec. 27, 1 1931................J

[Dec. 1, 1908, to Dec. 1, 1913

March 1, 1904, to March 1

1, 1909.............. I

March 1, 1909, to March 1, 1914

May 1, 1909, to May 1, 1919 May 1, 1919, to May 1, 1921

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............J

May 1, 1900, to May 1, 1910

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............/

New York Central & 1 Oct. 1, 1901, to Oct. 1, 1911 Hudson River Rail- ) Oct. 1, 1911, to Oct. 1, 1921 Oct. 1, 1921, to Oct. 1, 1931

) At pleasure of the Com- 1 \ missioner............ /

] Aug. 1, 1904, to Aug. 1, 1 1914................ f

New York Central & ]

Hudson River Rail- ) |At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............

Aug. 1, 1901, to Aug. 1, 1

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Interborough Rapid Transit Company.....

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New York Central & [

Hudson River Rail- f Aug. 1, 1914, to Aug. 1, 1924................

road Company

Y ork Central & River Rail-mpany.......

New

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New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company.......

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company.......

Aug. 1, 1911, to Aug. 1,

1921................

Aug. 1, 1921, to Aug. 1 1931................

[New York Contracting & Trucking Company..

New York Contracting & Trucking Company..

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Curtis-Blaisdell Company.

John P. Kane Company.. J

New York Contracting J & Trucking Company, f

Weber - Bunke - Lange j. Coal Company........

Theresa, A. S. Sheridan . .

Theresa, A. S. Sheridan . .

James Thedford

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Land under water between West Sixtieth and ] West Sixty-fifth streets for the erection of two Piers................................

Land under water for transfer bridge south side 1 company’s Pier “B” foot West Sixty-third -street....................................J

Land under water between south side of West 1 Sixty-fifth street and south line of West I Seventy-second street, westerly to establish pierhead line of 1868.....................J

Land under water for extension to Pier “I,” ] between West Sixty-ninth and West Seven- 1 tieth streets..............................J

Pier at West Seventy-ninth street.

340 feet south side inner end of Pier at West 79th 1 street with dumping board privilege.........J

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Pier at West Ninety-sixth street, with privilege 1

of maintaining dumping board.............. J

Bulkhead extending from the northerly line of Pier at West Ninety-sixth street to southerly line of Pier at West Ninety-seventh street 1180 ft.), and upland in rear of same extending inshore a distance of 100 feet, for purpose of maintaining a coal yard, and with right to erect fence, etc....................

215 feet south side inner end of pier at West Ninety-seventh street, with dumping board privilege.................................

215 feet south side inner e N inety-seventh street, w privilege......

Berth and steam hoist on south side Pier at West 1 Ninety-seventh street......................J

nd of pier at West "I ith dumping board >

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Received.

$25 00

3,600 00

125 00

2,096 78

909 68

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27 52

450 00

450 00

1,500 00

1,147 50

3,000 00

27 50

325 00

82 50

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25 00

100 00

100 00

23,367 40

25.000 00

Right of Tenancy.

Action of the Commissioner, May 28, 1909...

Action of the Commissioner, June 2, and Ap-Sinking

Aug. 19, 1902. proved by Fund, July 1, 1902

Action of the Commissioner, June 9, 1909... .

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 19, 1909. Approved by the Sinking Fund, Dec. 15, 1909.

Action of the Commissioner, March 25, 1909..

Action of the Commissioner, April 5, 1909. ...

Action of the Commissioner, March 21, 1907. Approved by Sinking Fund, April 3,1907.....

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

Action of the Commissioner, June 28, 1909...

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, June 8, 1909. . . .

f Action of the Commissioner Oct. 25, 1909. 1 Approved by Sinking

1 - Fund, Dec. 22, 1909

Action of the Commis-, sioner, April 1, 1908.) Approved by Sinking) Fund, April 14, 1908. .. I

Action of the Commis-1908,

sioner, May 1, and May 1, 1909

Action of the Commissioner, July 11, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, July 27, 1903....

Action of the Commis-1907,

sioner, May 1, and May 1, 1908

Resolution, Dec. 6, 1901. Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 2, 1904... .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909......

Resolution, March 24, 1899.

f Action of the Commis-i sioner, May 1, 1908, [ and May 1, 1909.......

f Action of the Commissioner, May 9, 1908....

\ Action of the Commis-f sioner, May 1, July 2 \ and October 22, 1909..

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 4, 1908

Resolutions, March 16. 1900, April 4 and May 31, 1901..........

Action of the Commissioner, Mar. 14, 190o. Approved by Sinking Fund, March 22, 1905.....

Rent.

25.00 per season

3,600.00 per ann

25.00 per mo

6,412.50 per ann.....

7,053.75 per

ann

500.00 per mo.

300.00 per mo.

ann.

2,640.00 per ann. 2,904.00 per

27.50 per ann. 600.00 per ann

600.00 per ann

9,250.00 per ann. 10,175.00 per ann.

1,500.00 per ann. 1,650.00 per ann.

1,200.00 per ann.

3,000.00 per ann.

110.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann. 315.00 per ann.

110.00 per ann.

250.00 per ann. 262.60 per ann.

100.00 per ann.

100.00 per ann. 100.00 per ann.

100.00 per ann.

23,367.40 1st term. 24,535.77 2d term. 25,762.50 3d term.

25,000.00 1st term. 26,250.00 2d term. 27,562.50 3d term.

Term of Tenancy.

Season, 1909

July 1, 1907, to July 1, 1912

At pleasure of the Commissioner. ...........

10 years from date of completion with renewal term of 10 years

At pleasure of the Com- ]

Lessee or Occupant.

Richard Josephs

Eben E. Olcott.

E. E. Olcott.

Eben E. Olcott

Iron Steamboat Company. missioner

\ At pleasure of the Com- 1 I missioner. .. ........./

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At pleasure of the Commissioner............

\ At pleasure of the Com- 1 J missioner............J

\ | At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Ten years from date of occupation with renewal term of 10 years.....

\ May 1, 1908, to May 1, 1913 J May 1, 1913, to May 1, 1918

1 At pleasure of the Com- 1 / missioner............J

Nov. 1, 1903, to Nov. 1, [    1913................

At pleasure of the Com- j missioner............J

Anning J. Smith.

Weber-McLaughlin Com-

pany

Weber-McLaughlin Company................

R. Golla.

William Brennan

Manhattan Terminal Company.. v.........

M. J. Sheehy,

John Fleming

John J. Hopper, with permission to sub-let a portion of premises to New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company........

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company........

[Neptune Bathing Com- 1 pany, assignees.......J

\    At pleasure    of    the    Com-    1

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April 1, 1899. to April 1,

1909............... v

April 1, 1909, to April 1, 1919................

1    At pleasure    of    the    Com-    1

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Philip F. Donohue

Description of Property.

NORTH RIVER.

Refreshments privilege on Pier at West One Hundred and Twenty-ninth street...........

Outer end, 20 feet of north and south side, and 90 feet of the surface of Pier at One Hundred and Twenty-ninth street...................

Temporary baggage room about 15 feet square on pier at West One Hundred and Twenty-ninth street..............................

Outer end, 20 feet of north and south sides and 1 171 feet of the surface of pier at One Hundred j-and Twenty-ninth street...................J

South side of Pier at West One Hundred and Twenty-ninth Street......................

Privilege of landing excursion boats on north 1 side of Pier at West One Hundred and Twenty- \ ninth street..............................j

Bulkhead extending from south line of One Hundred and Thirty-first street, southerly 125 feet and about 10,000 square feet upland in rear of same for coal yard with right to erect hoppers, trestle, etc...............................

Privilege of maintaining scales on upland south of coal yard, between One Hundred and Thirtieth and One Hundred and Thirty-first streets

Berth for unloading coal south side of pier at West One Hundred and Thirty-first street.... /

Berth for unloading coal south side of pier at West One Hundred and Thirty-second street. .

Pier foot of West 131st street together with 90 feet of bulkhead, northerly.................

150 feet south side inner end of Pier at West 1 One Hundred and Thirty-second street

North side inner end of Pier at One Hundred and Thirty-third street, with dumping board privilege.................................

Bulkhead from south side of West One Hundred and Thirty-fifth street, extending northerly about 460 feet, and upland in rear of same. ..

Bulkhead at West One Hundred and Forty-third street, with privilege to lay tracks across said street....................................

tween right of way of New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company and bulkhead line, for erection of bathing houses, etc..

Pier at West One Hundred and Fifty-second 1 street....................................J

Land under water for bath houses, float, etc., 1 between One Hundred and Fifty-fourth and > One Hundred and Fifty-fifth streets.........)

Permit to maintain boat house north of West \    . ..

One Hundred and Sixty-third street........./ A. Marshall.

f°0t °f WeSt. TW° HUndredand } I Edward A. Hamilton....

Schmidt and Kramer... .

Richard Cox

New York Central & Hudson River Rail-

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Erie Railroad Company., j

Boat house, etc.,

Fourth street..

Boat house, etc., foot of West Two Hundred and j Fourth street............................. J

Boat house, etc., between West Two Hundred and Fourth and Two Hundred and Fifth streets..................................

EAST RIVER

Pier 4 and half bulkheads adjoining, Broad street Pier, with right to use sheds thereon........

Pier 7 as widened and extended, Coenties Slip 1 Pier and half bulkheads adjoining, and right 1 to shed pier..............................-*

Received.

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30,000 00

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6,750 00

21,000 00

32,500 00

32,500 00

2,500 00

16,000 00

24,000 00

2,500 00

13,500 00

25,060 00

27,500 00

490 60

Right of Tenancy.

f Action of the Commissioner, Jan’. 31, 1906, Nov. 19,    1907. Ap

proved by Sinking Fund Feb. 21, 1906..........

[ Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 6.    1905;

Jan. 7, and Nov. 7 1907.

Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 27, 1905...........

f Action of the Commis-J sioner, Jan. 31, 1906.

Approved by Sinking l Fund, Feb. 21, 1906... .

f Action of the Commis-J sioner, Jan. 23, 1902.

Approved by Sinking l Fund, Feb. 5, 1902.....

Action of the Commissioner, July 18, 1906. J Approved by Sinking l Fund, July 31, 1906.. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909.......

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 2, 1905, and July 9, 1906. Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 13, 1905....

Action of the Commis-

sioner, Dec. 2, 1905, and Sept. 18, 1906. Ap-I proved by Sinking] Fund, Dec. 13, 1905....

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 2, 1905, and Jan. 8, 1907. Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec, 13, 1905....

f Action of the Commis-J sioner, Dec. 29, 1909.

Approved by Sinking (, Fund, Dec. 29, 1909....

[ Action of the Commissioner, May 7, 1902, and Aug. 12, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund,June 4, 1902.....

f Action of the Commissioner, May 7,    1902.

Approved by Sinking (. Fund, June 4, 1902.....

Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 23, 1903....

Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 23, 1903... .

Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 23, 1903....

Action of the Commissioner, April 21, 1903; May 16 and Dec. 29, 1904. Approved by Sinking Fund, May 13,

1903

Action of the Commis-

sioner, Feb. 4,    1904.

Approved by Sinking Fund, Feb. 29, 1904....

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909,

Rent.

30,000.00 1st term. 33,000.00 2d term.

30,000.00 per ann. 33,000.00 per ann.

30,000.00 per nnn. 33,000.00 per ann.

13,600.00 per ann. 13,700.00 per ann.

3,900.00 per ann. 4,290.00 per ann.

9,000.00 per ann.

21,000.00 1st term. 23,100.00 2d term.

Term of Tenancy.

Nov. 1, 1907, to Nov. 1,

1917................

Nov. 1, 1917, to Nov. 1, 1927............... .

Nov. 1, 1907, to Nov. 1,

1917................

Nov. 1 1917, to Nov. 1, 1 1927................. /

Aug. 1, 1906, to Aug. 1, 1

1916............ /

Aug. 1, 1916, to Aug. 1, I 1926............. . . . /

July 1, 1908, to July 1, 1909 July 1, 1909, to July 1, 1910

Aug. 1, 1906, to Aug. 1,

1916............ . . .

Aug.^1, 1916, to Aug. 1, |

At pleasure of the Commissioner.....

Aug. 1, 1906, to Aug, 1,1916 Aug. 1, 1916, to Aug. 1,1926

•ra/a^%s\ OOOOS'lg 9161 JOQ °1 ‘9061 ‘1 $8

ann.

32,500.00 per ann / 35,750.00 per

70,000.00 per ann. 77,000.00 per

ann.

2,500.00 1st term 2,750.00 2d term.

16,000.00 1st term 17,600.00 2d term.

24,000.00 1st term 25,200.00 2d term. 27,090.00 3d term.

2,500.00 1st term 2,625.00 2d term. 2,821.88 3d term.

13,500.00 1st term 14,175.00 2d term. 15,238.13 3d term.

25,060.00 1st term 27,566.00 2d term. 30,322.66 3d term.

27,500.00 1st term 30,250.00 2d term. 33,275.00 3d term.

490.60 per ann.

Lessee or Occupant.

Compania Transatlantica f

Munson Steamship Line. |

New York and Baltimore Transportation Line, Dec* 7, 1906, permit to sub-let to the Enterprise Tr Company, one

of

ansportation

-half

pier

United States Government.

! April 1, 1907, to April 1, 1

l 1917........... . ...)

f April 1, 1917, to April 1, \ j

1927

10 years from date of occupation with renewal term of ten years.....

Aug. 7, 1903, to June 1,1912 June 1, 1912, to June 1,1922

June 4, 1902, to June 1,1912 June 1, 1912, to June 1,1922

March 18, 1907, to March

18, 1917............. ,

March 18, 1917, to March 1

18, 1927............. /

March 18, 1927, to March \ 18, 1937.............

Nov. 1, 1908, to Nov. 1,

1918................

Noy. 1, 1918, to Nov. 1, 1

1928................

Nov. 1, 1928, to Nov. 1, 1938................

Nov. 1, 1908, to Nov. 1,

1918................

Nov. 1, 1918, to Nov. 1,

1928................

Nov. 1, 1928, to Nov. 1, 1938................

Nov. 16, 1904, to May 16,

1914................

May 16, 1914, to May 16,

1924................

May 16, 1924, to May 16, 1934................

March 10, 1904, to March

10, 1914.............

March 10, 1914, to March

10, 1924.............

March 10, 1924,to March 10. 1934.............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

New York and Cuba ] Mail Steamship Company................

Union Ferry Company...

ew York & Cuba Mail \ Steamship Company... /

ew York & Cuba Mail \ Steamship Company... /

Mallory Steamship Company, assignees.......

-cp-

United Fruit Company, with proviso to sublet Pier 16 and bulkhead southerly to Metropolitan Steamship Company................

New York & Texas Steamship Company, Jan. 18, 1907. Assigned to Mallory Steamship Company............

New York & Texas Steamship Company Jan. 8, 1907. Assigned to Mallory Steamship Company............

[Fulton Market Fish [ I Mongers’Association. . f

Wholesale ’ Associa-

Independent Fish Dealers tion

New York Wholesale Fish Dealers’ Association.................

Hartford & New York Transportation Company................

New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad

Company, April % 24, 1908. Assigned to the Hartford and N. Y.

Transportation Co

New England Steamship Company............

Description of Property.

EAST RIVER.

Pier 8, Coenties Slip Pier East, and half bulk- 1 head easterly..............................j

Pier 9, Old Slip Pier with half bulkheads adjoining ..................................

Pier 10, Old Slip Pier, East

Pier 12, and shed thereon, Wall street Pier.

LamDmder wateHor platform between west side

Land under water for ferry racks along the westerly side of Pier New 13...................

Pier 13, Wall street Pier east, and half bulkhead easterly.......;.....................

Pier 14, Maiden Lane Pier west, and half bulkheads adjoining..........................

Pier 15, Burling Slip Pier west, and half bulk heads adjoining..........................

Piers 15 and 16, and adjoining bulkheads

Bulkhead southerly of Pier 16

Pier 16, Burling Slip Pier, east.

Pier 17, Fulton street Pier east, excepting west 1 side; west half of Pier 18, Beekman street [ Pier, and bulkhead and land under water for ( platform between said piers................J

Space, 119x20 feet, of the east side inner end of Pier 18, Beekman street Pier.

Easterly half of Pier 18, Beekman street Pier, ] except 110 feet of the inner end; bulkhead and [ land under water between Piers 18 and 19, and f 105 feet of the south side inner end of Pier 19. J

Pier 19, Peck Slip Pier west, and half the bulkhead easterly.............................

Pier 20, Peck Slip Pier east, and half bulkhead westerly.................................

Land under water for extension to platform between Piers Old 26 and 27.................

10 G

Received.

$1,182 51

2,250 00

750 00

565 68

26,500 00

8,000 00

15,000 00

3,125 00

42,000 00

oo osU?:

25,000 00

25 00

450 00

25 00

1,417 50 S

20,000 00

440 00

20,000 00

1,762 50

300 00

24,250 00

Right of Tenancy.

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 15, 1908, and May 1, 1909.......

Action of the Commis-, sioner, June 6, 1907, Aug. 31, 1907, and May l 1, 1908...............

Action of the Commissioner, May 3, 1907, and May 1, 1908...........

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1 and June 8, 1908.

f Action of the Commis-j sioner, Nov. 30, 1908 [ and May 1, 1909.......

f Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 8, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, Nov. 4, 1908. . . .

f Action of the Commissioner, June 18, 1908, and Aug. 6, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 30, 1908....

f Resolutions, Oct. 20 and J Dec. 1, 1899. Action I of the Commissioner, { April 24, 1908.........

f Action of the Commis-

J    sioner, Oct. 27, 1909.

]    Approved by Sinking

[    Fund, Dec. 15, 1909... .

f Action of the Commissioner, June 13, 1906, \ and April 24,    1908.

I Approved by Sinking [ Fund, June 20, 1906....

f Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 18,    1907,

and April 24, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, Oct. 23, 1907... .

Resolutions, Feb. 8, Oct. 25 and Nov. 8, 1901. Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 4, 1902. . . .

i.

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

f Action of the Commissioner, April 11 and 20,    1904. Approved

by Sinking Fund, April 27, 1904.........

/ Action of the Commis-I I sioner, May 28, 1909

( Action of the Commis-J sioner, February 8, 1909. Approved by the Sinking Fund, March 1, 1909

( Resolutions, Aug. 2, 1894, and Feb. 15,    1901.

\    Action    of the    Commis-

j    sioner,    Jan.    29,    1902,

[ and April 24, 1907......

f Action of the Commis-<    sioner,    May    1,    1908,

! and May 1, 1909.......

Resolutions, Jan. 25 and Mar. 1, 1901. Action of Commissioner, June {    16,1903..............

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and Jan. 20, 1909..........

Action of the Commiss sioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

Resolution, Dec. 7, 1900. . . .

Rent.

1,182.50 per ann.

9,000.00 per ann.......

3,000.00 per ann.

1,697.03 per ann.

26,500.00 per ann.

46,500.00 1st term 51,150.00 2d term.

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

10 years from date of completion with renewal term o£ ten years................

July 1, 1908, to July 1, 1918    8,000.00 per ann.

15,000.00 per ann.

22,500.00 per ann. 24,750.00 per ann.

42,000.00 per ann. 46,200.00 per ann.

2,450.00 per ann. . 2,695.00 per ann.

25,000.00 per term. 26,250.00 2d term. 27,562.50 3d term.

25.00 per ann.

1,800.00 per ann.

25.00 per ann.......

1,890.00 per ann.

20,000.00 1st term......

22;000.00 2d term.....

440.00 per ann.

20,000.00 per ann.

1,800.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

term.....

24,250.00 1st 25,462.50 2d term 26,735.63 3d term

Dec. 1, 1899, to Dec. 1,1909

Dec. 1, 1909, to Dec. 1, 1919 Dec. 1, 1919, to Dec. 1, 1929

Nov. 1, 1907, to Nov. 1,

1917................

Nov. 1, 1917, to Nov. 1, 1927................

Nov. 1, 1907, to Nov. 1, \

1917................ J

Nov. 1, 1917, to Nov. 1, \

1927................ f

Aug, 15, 1901, to Aug. 15,

1911.................

Aug. 15, 1911, to Aug. 15,

1921................

Aug. 15, 1921, to Aug. 15,

1931

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

May 1, 1904, to May 1, 1909

Season of 1909.

May 1, 1909, to May 1, 1914

March 1, 1901, to March

1, 1911..............

March 1, 1911, to March 1, 1921..............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

May 1, 1901, to May 1, 1911

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Jan. 1, 1901, to Jan. 1, 1911 Jan. 1, 1911, to Jan. 1, 1921 Jan. 1, 1921, to Jan. 1, 1931

Lessee or Occupant.

New England Steamship Company............

Long Island Railroad Company............

Long Island Railroad Company............

Long Island Railroad Company............

Long Island Railroad Company............

Long Island Railroad Company............

Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company................

New England Navigation Company, assignees.. .

New England Navigation Company............

New England Navigation Company, assignees.. . /

New England Navigation , Company, assignees... I

Central Vermont Railw’y Company............

P. E. Church Missionary Society for Seamen....

Edward McDonald.

Joseph Edelson.

Foster-Scott Ice Company................

New England Navigation Company, assignee

Williams Engineering & Contracting Company.

Maine Steamship Com-y. pany

Maine Steamship Company

New York Telephone 1 Company

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company.

Description of Property.

EAST RIVER.

. Land under water for platform east and west Pier Old 27..............................

Westerly half of Pier Old 33, and half bulkhead southerly................................

Easterly half of Pier Old 33, Oliver street

Land under water for platform between Piers \ Old 32 and 33...........................J

■}

Pier 22 and bulkhead and platform northerly. .

lers 22 and 25 and bulkhead and platform in 1 front of same (platform about 17,656 sq. feet). /

Pier Old 34 (south side and surface), Pier Old 331, and bulkhead between Piers Old 33 and 34. .

Pier 27, Catharine street Pier east

Pier 27, Catharine street Pier east.

Pier 28, Market slip Pier west, and bulkhead between Piers 27 and 28...................

Half bulkhead northerly of Pier 28 (83 feet)

Pier New 29 and half bulkhead adjoining Market street Pier............................

Privilege to moor floating bulkhead on church west of Pier 30, Pike Slip Pier east..........

Bulkhead between Piers 30 and 31, 130 feet with \ ioe-bridge privilege........................

Refreshment privilege on Pier 30.

Bulkhead between Piers 30 and 31, 130 feet with ice-bridge privilege.

Pier 31, Pike Slip Pier west

Use of west side of platform westerly of Pier 32 I

Pier 32, Pike Slip Pier east, with right to erect \ shed

125 feet of bulkhead next northerly of Pier 32.. 1

Cable house, 7x17 feet, outer end of Pier 33, 1 Rutgers Slip Pier west

Pier 34, Rutgers Slip Pier, and 90 feet of bulkhead southerly.

Received.

81,487 85

742 56

1,666 84

17,000 00 §

1,320 00

175 20

22,500 00

5,220 32

2,949 40

14,000 00

5,000 00

2,194 52

1,701 80

1,103 90

1,200 00

1,500 00

225 00

Right of Tenancy.

Action of the Commissioner, May 23, 1903, \ and March 17, 1904.

Approved by Sinking ( Fund, Oct. 16, 1903... .

Resolution, Dec. 7, 1900

( Resolutions, Aug. 10, I 1888; March 9 and 16, 1    1893; Feb. 23, and

L March 2, 1900

{ Resolutions, Aug. 10, 1888; June 26, 1890; March 9, 1893; Feb. 23 and March 2, 1900..

f Action of the Commis-j sioner, May 1, 1908, and

^ May 1, 1909...........

| Action of the Commissi sioner, May 13,1908and l May 1, 1909............

( Action of the Commis-•| sioner, May 1, 1908, and ( May 1, 1909.

( Action of the Commissioner, Jan. 27 and j    Nov. 12, 1903. Ap-

]    proved    by Sinking

Fund, Feb. 4 and Nov. I 18, 1903

f Action of the Commis-j Sioner, July 23, 1908. ] Approved by Sinking i Fund, Aug. 4, 1908.....

f Action of the Commis-j sioner, July 23, 1908. I Approved by Sinking l Fund, Aug. 4. 1908.....

f Action of the Commissioner, July 23, 1908. Approved by Sinking i Fund, Aug. 4, 1908.....

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

f Action of the Commis-May 1, 1908, and 1909.....„.....

sioner, I May 1,

f Action of the Commissi sioner. May 1, 1908, and L May 1, 1909...........

[ Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

f Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 1, 1908, and [ May 1, 1909

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908...........

f Action of the Commis-May 1, 1907, and 1908...........

( sioner,

I. May 1,

Action of the Commissioner, May 25, 1908, and May 1, 1909.......

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Aug. 12, 1909...

Action of the Commissioner, Mav 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

f Action of the Commissioner, April 19, 1907. Approved by Sinking Fund, May 1

, 1907

Action of the Commissioner, Aug. 13, 1907, and May 1, 1908.......

Rent.

1,487.86 1st term. 1,562.25 2d term. 1,640.36 3d term.

750.00 per ann. 787.50 per ann. 826.88 per ann.

742.56 1st term.

771.12 2d term

1,666.86 1st term......

1,730.97 2d term......

17,000.00 per ann

1,320.00 per ann.

175.18 per ann..

22,500.00 1st term.......

23,625.00 2d term 24,806.25 3d term

1,500.00 per ann.

25 cents per square foot per annum. Renewal terms at an advance of 10 per cent, each..............

1,500 per ann. Renewal' terms at an advance of] 10 per cent............

5,220.33 per ann.

2,949.38 per ann.

14,000.00 per ann.

5,000.00 per ann.

2,194.50 per ann

2,042.15 per ann

1,324.68 per ann

1,200.00 per ann

1,320.00 per ann

1,320.00 per ann

1,500.00 per ann

900.00 per aim

Term of Tenancy.

Nov. 1, 1903, to Jail. 1, 1911 Jan. 1, 1911, to Jan. 1, 1921 Jan. 1, 1921, to Jan. 1, 1931

.....to Jan. 1, 1911.....

Jan. 1, 1911, to Jan. 1, 1921 Jan. 1, 1921, to Jan. 1, 1931

June^ 1, 1900, to June 1, j

June 1, 1910, to June 1, ( 1920................j

June 1, 1900, to June 1, j

1910................[

June 1, 1910, to June 1, [ 1920

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner. . . ,......

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............ /

March 1, 1904, to March ]

1, 1914.............. |

March 1, 1914, to March I 1, 1924    f

March 1, 1924, to March I 1, 1934. .

Beginning

pletion

on the com-the extension, etc., until exchange of adjacent property...........

oT

10 years from date of completion but not later than April 1, 1911, with two renewals of 10 years each.................

10 years from date of completion but not , later than April 1, I, 1911, with two re- ( newals of 10 years I each................J

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............ f

At pleasure of the Com- } missioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner ............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............

May 1, 1907, to May 1, 1917

|At pleasure of the Commissioner.

Lessee or Occupant.

New York Central A Hudson Rover Railroad Company........

New York Central A 1 Hudson River Rail- \ road Company

New York, New Haven A Hartford Railroad Company, assignees. . .

Description of Property.

EAST RIVER.

EXSU^SPiert° We8terly slde of P,er 34, Rutgers j

One-half of Bulkhead, easterly of Pier 34

„ 4S3ai aarj ^aai^g uosaanar 9b (P[o) -Wfj HuiuapiAi joj    japan pai?'|

New York, New Haven ( A Hartford Railroad f Company, assignees.. . J

New York, New Haven 1 ..................... I A Hartford Railroad j

B°so£ streTpend’ eafterly 8ide of Pier 36- Jeffer- 1 Merchants’^ iSTfce'' I son street Pier east........    }\ Company......

L OH    n‘¹w38" P,*tfo™. betw““ P‘»

Jefferson street Pier

Land under water for extension to Pier Old 49, ) New York New Haven 1

Montgomery street Pier west........... ’ll A Hartford 'Railroad j

Company

New York, New Haven A Hartford Railroad Company............

owned by the city covered by l ! idening of Pier 39........... J

Land under water extension and w

Land under water owned by the City covered by } j^A Hartford^aflroad Piers 40 and 4!...........................J Company............ |

New York, New Haven A Hartford Railroad Company............

Bulkhead between Piers 40 and 41

New York, New Haven A Hartford Railroad Company............

] |New York, New Haven 1 \ \ A Hartford Railroad ) J Company............j

New York, New Haven ] & Hartford Railroad Company............

New York, New Haven 1 A Hartford Railroad j Company............J

New York, New Haven ) A Hartford Railroad Company............

Simmons Realty and 1. Construction Company /

Simmons Realty

Construction Company J

and 1

L. Boyer’s Sons

John Simmons Company.

John McDermott & Son.. }

Crane Company.

Benjamin Koronsky & Company............

Land under way for platform in front of bulkhead west of Pier Old 50.

Land under water for platforms between Piers Old 50 and 51............................

Easterly half of Pier Old 51 Gouverneur Slip Pier 1 west and westerly half of Pier Old 52 Gouverneur Slip Pier east and small Pier and bulk- < head between.............................

Westerly half of Pier Old 51 and easterly half of Pier Old

52

Piers

Land under water for platform between old 51 and 52, including shed..........

Land under water for platform west of Pier old j 53, Jackson street Pier west................ J

Bulkhead platform 225 feet west of Jackson 1 treet, 80 feet, and extending outshore 60 feet J

Easterly half of Pier old 53, Jackson street Pier 1 west.....................................

Easterly half of Pier old 54.....................

Northerly half of Pier old 54, Jackson street Pier 1 east..................................... '

Land under water for platform in front of bulkhead along east side of Corlears street, about 5 feet south of southerly side of South street,

northerly about 140-5 feet

Bulkhead foot of Corlears street (60 feet) with 1 coal hopper and scales..................... '

Ill

Received

$75 00

715 00

990 00

2,100 00

300 00

1,175 00

300 00

5,000 00

1.760 00

1,845 00

1,084 32

55 00

25 00

1,750 00

437 50

1,500 00

00 099

660 00

1,700 00

1,575 00

1,500 00

1,200 00

1,500 00

Right of Tenancy.

Action of the Commissioner, May 18, and June 8, 1909. Approved by the Sinking Fund, June 9,1909...............

f Action of the Commissioner, May 3, 1904. Approved by Sinking Fund, May 11, 1904....

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 1, 1908, and L May 1, 1909

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

|Re8olution, Nov. 15, 1901...

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

Action of the Commissioner, June 21, 1906, and May 1, 1907.......

f Action of the Commis-) sioner, June 19, 1908.

Approved by Sinking [ Fund, June 30, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

Rent.

243.92 per apn

300.00 per ann

715.00 per ann

990.00 per ann

2,100.00 per ann

300.00 per ann

1,200.00 per ann

300.00 per ann

5,000.00 per ann

1,760.00 per ann

1,845.00 per ann.......Resolution, Nov. 29, 1901...

[ Action of the Comrnis-( sioner, May 1, 1908, and I May! 1,11909...........

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

Action of the Commissioner, May 28, 1909. . .

Resolution, March 29, 1901.

f Resolutions, April 7, 1899, \ and March 15, 1901.. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 10, 1909. Approved by the Sinking Fund, June 11, 1909

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

(Action of the Commis-

sioner, Jan. 7,    1907.

1 Approved by Sinking [ Fund,Jan. 30, 1907....

Action of the Commissioner, April 9, 1903, July 25, 1904. Approved by Sinking Fund, Oct. 16, 1903... .

Action of the Commis-

sioner, Jan. 21, 1904. Approved by Sinking Fund, Feb. 5, 1904.....

Action of the Commis-23, and Ap-Sinking 1902.....

sioner, Jan. . July 22, 1902. proved by Fund, July 1,

Action of the Commissioner, Jan. 30, and Feb. 26, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, April 1, 1908... .

1,084.32 per ann,

55.00 per ann

25.00 for season

1,750.00 per ann

1,750.00 per ann

2,000.00 per ann......

2,200.00 per ann......

660 00 per ann

660.00 per ann

1,700.00 per ann

1,575.00 per ann.

1,500.00 per ann.

1,200.00 per ann

1,500.00 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

July 1, 1909, to July 1, 1914

1904, to June 1,

Lessee or Occupant.

Description op Property.

EAST RIVER.

Land under water easterly side of East street, 1 B. Koronsky & Son between Water and Cherry streets..........J

Bulkhead next southerly of Pier old 55, Grand 1 Fidelity Warehouse Com- \ June 1, street Pier...............................J pany................/    1909.

1 At pleasure of the Com- 1 / missioner. .........../

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

.}

.. Dec. 1, 1901, to Dec. 1, 1911

1    At pleasure    of    the    Com-    \

/    missioner............/

1    At pleasure    of    the    Com-    1

J    missioner............/

1    At pleasure    of    the    Com-    \

/    missioner............J

July 1, 1908, to July 1, 1913

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............

Dec. 1, 1901, to Dec. 1, 1911

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- ) missioner............

Season of 1909

April 1, 1901, to April 1, 1

1911

May 1, 1899, to May 1, 1909

James W. Scott

American Ice Company.

Ice-bridge, scales, etc., on bulkhead between Piers old 56 and 57........................

Use of city property for ice-bridge, scales, etc., \ between Piers old 59 and 60................ /

Pier new 50, Rivington street Pier; bulkhead 1 between Piers new 50 and 51, and new-made \ John A. McCarthy land in rear..............................J

Privilege to maintain fence around new-made )

land in rear of bulkhead between Piers 50 and ) John A. McCarthy

/ Etzel & Son

Etzel & Son

James Shewan <fe Sons

| Benj. S. Peck & Company /

William Bradley

51

125 feet of northerly side of Pier 51, Rivington 1 street Pier North.........................

4-inch steam pipe from coal yard to steam hoist on Pier 51

South half of Pier 52, Stanton street Pier, 132 feet 10 inches of bulkhead southerly and upland

115 feet north side inner end of Pier 52, Stanton street Pier, and 60 feet of bulkhead on northerly line of Stanton street.............

same

in rear

160 feet adjoining B. S. Peck & Co., on northerly ] side of Pier 52, with privilege of ice-bridge, etc. j | A. W. Welch

Land under water covered by dumping board between Stanton and Houston streets.......

James Shewan & Sons

D. Littman

James Shewan & Sons... J

James Shewan & Sons; ] permit to sub-let to J-Chas. L. Dimon et el.. J

\ May 1, 1909, to May 1, 1914 May 1, 1914, to May 1, 1919

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............/

At pleasure of the Commissioner,

Jan. 22, 1907, to Jan. 22, 1

1912

Nov. 1, 1908, to Nov. 1, 1913................

March 6, 1904, to June 1, 1912................

June 1, 1902, to June 1,1912

April 1, 1908, to April 1, 1913................

Space on bulkhead south of East Houston street \ for office................................ • /

Refreshment privilege on Pier at East Third 1 street...............................%. ...

South half of Pier at East Fourth street, with privilege of berthing dry dock thereat.......

Northerly half of Pier foot of East Fourth street, with bulkhead and return along north side of said street, with privilege of berthing dry dock thereat..................................

James Shewan & Sons... J

Hencken & Willenbrock 1 Company

|P. F. & W. A. Kane

Hazelwood Ice Company

James Tregarthen, Son 1 & Company...........

Willard Hawes & Co. . . .

John F. Walsh, et. al....

John W. Sullivan

North half of pier at East 4th street (342 feet) 1 with privilege of mooring dry dock thereat... J

Berth at inner end south side of Pier foot of ) East Fifth street

Berth at inner end north side of Pier at Fifth \ street....................................

130 feet north side of Pier at Fifth street with 1 privilege of maintaining Ice-bridge, etc

Northerly half of Pier at East Seventh street... j

Southerly half of Pier at East Eighth street

Northerly half of Pier at East Eighth street.

234 feet of the south side outer end of Pier at East Ninth street........................

Received.

00 99§

1,210 00

1,250 00

2,000 00

3,000 00

525 00

165 00

500 00

1,800 00

300 00

1,750 00

5,356 16

1,241 40

17,806 16

6,150 00

1,000 00

00 006

7,000 00

7,000 00

110 00

Right of Tenancy.

| Action of the Commis-, sioner, May 1, 1908, and! I May 1, 1909...........

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

Action of the Commissioner, July 7, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

f Action of the Commissioner, June 23, 1909. Approved by Sinking Fund, July 20, 1909.. . .

f Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 4,    1903.

Approved by Sinking I Fund,

Dec. 23, 1903. . .

Action of the Commissioner, March 16, 1908. Resolution, Nov. 15, 1901.................

f Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and Aug. 3, 1909..........

Action of the Commissioner, April 18, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, May 6, 1908.....

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

Action of the Commissioner, June 21, 1906, l and May 1, 1907.......

[ Action of the Commissioner, May 28, 1906. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 20, 1906....

f Action of the Commis-Jan. 6 and May

{ sioner,

(    1, 1909

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 14, 1909. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

Resolutions, July 19 and Nov. 29,    1901, and|

May 5, 1904......

f Action of the Commis-I sioner, April 24, 1907. ] Approved by Sinking [ Fund, May 22, 1907....

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 1, 1908, and [ May 1, 1909...........

f Action of the Commis-May 1, 1908 and 1909...........

-j sioner,

[ May 1,

f Action of the Commis-j sioner, Nov. 8, 1907. 1 Approved by Sinking l Fund, Dec. 4, 1907.....

f Action of the Commis-j    sioner, Feb. 14, 1906.

1    Approved by Sinking

{    Fund, March 8, 1906.. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908.

Rent.

66.00 per ann.

1,210.00 per ann.

2,500.00 per ann.

4,000.00 per am.

3,000.00 per ann. 3,300.00 per ann.

525.00 per ann.

165.00 per ann.

500.00 per ann.

1,800.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Commissioner.......,\. . . .

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Aug. 1, 1909, to Aug. 1,1919

Dec. 30, 1903, to Dec. 30, 1

1913................

Dec. 30, 1913, to Dec. 30, 1923

Dec. 1, 1901, to Dec. 1, 1911

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioncr............

May 6, 1908, to May 6, 1913

1,750.00 per ann.

5,000.00 per ann.

1,719.00 per ann.

2,500.00 per ann.

17,806.16 1st term 18,696.47 2d term. 19,631.29 3d term .

6,150.00 per ann.

1,000.00 per ann.

900.00 per ann.

7,000.00 per ann.

7,000.00 per ann 7,350.00 per ann

440.00 per ann

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Lessee or Occupant.

American Ice Company..

Standard Oil Company. . \

Estate of George Law. . .

Estate of George Law, Sept. 24, 1909. Permit to sublet to N. F. Palmer and J. N. Briggs, south side and | surface of Pier at East • Eleventh street, and to Interborough Ferry Co. for ferry racks, north side of Pier at East Tenth street... . ,

New York Mutual Gas Light Company......

Joseph Murray, assignee...

Consolidated Gas Com- / pany

Consolidated Gas Company

A. W. Welch

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

July 1, 1906, to July 1, 1911

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Oct. 1, 1902, to Oct. 1, 1912 Oct. 1, 1912, to Oct. 1, 1922 Oct. 1, 1922, to Oct. 1, 1932

June 1, 1907, to June 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

IJan. 1, 1908, to Jan. 1, 1918

April 1, 1906, to April 1,

1916................

April 1, 1916, to April 1, 1926

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Description op Property.

EAST RIVER.

8 feet of bulkhead next southerly of Pier at Tenth street.............................

Berth for oil barge at Pier foot of Tenth street....

North half of Pier at Tenth street and whole of Pier at East Eleventh street, excepting the use of water on the north side..................

Land under water for ferry racks along the j northerly side of Pier foot of East Tenth street ■! and the southerly side and surface of Pier foot | of East Eleventh street...................

Land and land under water, platforms and structures thereon, easterly of the westerly side of Tompkins street, extending from the northerly side of East Eleventh street to the northerly side of East Twelfth street, including Pier foot of East 12th Street...............

Bulkhead at East Fourteenth street............

Permit for movable hopper on bulkhead between ' Fourteenth and Fifteenth

streets

Bulkhead at East Fifteenth street

125 feet north side inner end of Pier foot East Eighteenth street, with ice-bridge privilege...

New York Ice Company, j

Carroll Box & Lumber Company............

Steamship 1

Brunswick

Company

H. L. Herbert & Co

H. L. Herbert & Co

Consolidated Gas Company................

Privilege to run 10-inch condenser pipe through bulkhead foot of East Eighteenth street and under Pier thereat........................

Bulkhead between East Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets.............................

Northerly side of Pier foot of East Nineteenth 1 Street.................................../

220 feet inner end south side of Pier foot of East 1 Twentieth street.......................... I

320 feet south side inner end of Pier at Twentieth street, with coal hoisting machines..........

Bulkhead from north side of East Twentieth street to south side of East Twenty-first street, and from north side of East Twenty-first street to south side of East Twenty-second street, h privilege of erecting structures over, upon nder marginal street necessary to carry on

wit or u

business of lessee

235 feet south side inner end of Pier at East 1 .

Twenty-first street, with dumping board !■ j O’Brien Brothers.......J,

privilege.................................J

150 feet south side of Pier at East Twenty-first 1 street, from    a    point    235    feet    from    bulkhead !■

terly..................................J

Berth for steamer “Angler” at south side outer 1 end of Pier at    East    Twenty-first street....... J

H. B. Turner Coal Co. . .

A. G. Foster

Consolidated Gas Company

New England Navigation Company............

New York City Railway 1 Company

500 feet of the northerly half of Pier at East Twenty-first street........................

Southerly side outer end and surface of Pier at 1 East Twenty-second street................./

Use of marginal street for car tracks, in front of ferry house foot of East Twenty-third street....................................

] 14

Received.

$290 25

25 00

5,000 00

300 00

975 00

1,125 00

300 00

2,600 00

750 00

3,600 00

403 33

4,000 00

1,800.00

2,000 00

726 00

1,100 00

300 00

300 00

300 00

7,000 00

600 00

660 00

Right of Tenancy.

f Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 1, 1909. ...

/ Action of the Commis-l sioner May 28, 1909.. . .

Resolution Oct. 27, 1892.. . .

f Action of the Commissioner, June 21, 1906, and May 1, 1907.......

f Action of the Commis-• sioner, May 1, 1908, and ; l March 2 and May 1,1909

f Action of the Commis-1 sioner, Oct. 8, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

Action of the Commissioner, June 21, 1906, and May 1, 1907.......

Action of the Commis-

sioner, April 2, 1908. j Approved by Sinking Fund, April 14, 1908. . . j

f Action of the Commis-]J    sioner, May 11, 1909.!

, ,    Approved by Sinking j

[    Fund, June 9, 1909. .. . |

f Action of the i J    sioner, Sept. 9,    1909.

]    Approved by Sinking

(    Fund, Oct. 20, 1909.. . .

Commis-

f Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 2,    1904.

Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 5, 1904.....

■I f Action of the Cominis 1 sioner, May 1, 1908, and; I ( Oct. 4, 1909

f Action of the    Commis-

!    sioner,    Feb.    16 and

•i    Sept.    29, 1905. Approved    by    Sinking

Fund, Feb. 23, 1905... .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

Action of the Commissioner, June 21, 1904, and April 1,    1905.

Approved by Sinking Fund, July 20, 1904.. . .

Action of the Commis-1908,

sioner, May 1, and May 1, 1909

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 24, 1908, L and May 1, 1909.......

Action of the Commissioner, June 21, 1906, nd May 1, 1907.......

Action of the Commissioner, Nov. 2, 1906, and May 1, 1907.......

Action of the Commis-1908,

sioner, May 1, d May 1, 1909...

Action of the Commissioner, July 1, 1902 and Dec. 28, 1904. Resolution, March 16, 1900. . .

Resolution, July 1, 1901. Action of the Commissioner, June 24, 1905. and February 1, 1909. .

f Action of the Commis-| sioner. May 1,1908, and [ May 1, 1909...........

Rent.

387.00 per ann

25.00 per ann

5,000.00 per ann

300.00 per ann

900.00 per ann

900.00 per ann

300.00 per ann

2,600.00 per ann

1,500.00 per ann

5,000.00 per ann. 5,250.00 per ann.

3,600.00 per ann

440.00 per ann

4,000.00 per ann

1,800.00 per ann

2,000.00 per ann. 2,100.00 per ann.

726.00 per ann

1,100.00 per ann

300.00 per ann

300.00 per ann

300.00 per ann

7,000.00 per ann. 7,350.00 per ann.

7,717.50 per ann........

8,103.38 per ann.

8,508.54 per ann.

600.00 per aim. 630.00 per ann.

060.00 per anil.......

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Season of 1909

Nov. 1, 1904, to Nov. 1,

1914

At pleasure of the Com- j missioner............ j

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

May 1, 1908, to May 1, 1918................

1909, to July 1, l

Lessee or Occupant.

Description of Property.

EAST RIVER.

Use of marginal street for car tracks, in front j Metropolitan street Rail- 1

of ferry house foot of East Twenty-third !• way Company........J

street................

Julius Goldsmith

Smith & How-mpany........

Refreshment privileges on Recreation Pier foot of East Twenty-fourth Street...............

Bulkhead between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth streets..............................

Privilege of maintaining suction pipe through 1 |

bulkhead foot of East Twenty-sixth street. . . J Carl H. Schultz

\ Candee, f J land Co

/ Curtis-Blaisdell Company J

Coal hoist and berth south side of Pier at East 1 Twenty-eighth street

Berth at south side of Pier at Twenty-ninth 1

street, with privilege of maintaining coal }• [Curtis-Blaisdell Company hopper

Suction pipe through

foot of East Thirtieth street

Koehler & Co

bulkhead and under Pier

] James J. Godfrey,May 15, 1 [    1908. Permit granted l

f to sublet south side to f J the American Ice Co.. j

\ July 1, /    1914.

Bums Bros.

|Jan. 1, 1910, to Jan. 1, \

j 1915................ /

Man. 1, 1915, to Jan. 1, \ !    1920

Henry Steers, Inc,

Pier at East Thirty-first street

South side of Pier foot of East Thirty-second street....................................

Pier at East Thirty-third street with dumping 1 board privilege........................... J

an. 1. 1905, to Jan. 1, \

l-s

is

road Company

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

}l

Oct. 1, 1905, to Oct. 1

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

1, 1904, to Aug. 1,

1909’................

Aug. 1, 1909, to Aug. 1, 1914................

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- \

missioner............J

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............

At pleasure of the Com-I missioner............

At pleasure of the Com-missioner............

a '.g- '.g- '. g- '.£• ' ■$ '.i £ :<8 :£ :£ :<8 O ' o • O ■ O • o

-*_> • -*a> • -4-1 •    ■ -♦—

Tf> ' -f ‘ rf ' rji '

O '    ‘re ' -f

Ci .’05    '05 '05 ’ 05

T—*    I-H    '    r—«

>""5    ■

S :s

2 '2

r— ¹ f-T <—■

is us is is US >S>S

£ £ £ £ £ S s

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............

a,

Pier at East Thirty-third street

Land under water for extension to Pier at East ' Pennsylvania Tunnel & Thirty-third street........................ )i Terminal Railroad Co.

Pennsylvania, New York ] i & Long Island Rail- I j road Company, May l j 21, 1909. Lease as- : signed to Degnon Con- j tracting Co...........j

Pier at East Thirty-fifth street as widened and !• j extended............................... • •

jjohn N. Briggs

j Joseph Gordon

jJoseph Gordon

New York Edison Company................

Hupfel BrewingCompany

Kips Bay Brewing and 1 Malting Company.....

New York Telephone Company............

of

Edison Electric Illuminating Company New York.......

Steers, Incorpo-

Henry

rated.

Lehigh Valley Railroad Company............

125 feet south side inner end of Pier at East Thirty-sixth street, with ice-bridge privilege..

120 feet of bulkhead next southerly of East ] Thirty-eighth street and upland in rear of \ same extending inshore 80 feet.............J

Use of upland south of East Thirty-eighth street inrear of premises leased with right to maintain structures for handling coal............

Bulkhead foot of East Thirty-eighth street.

Privilege to run pipe through bulkhead at East 1 Thirty-eighth street.......................J

Privilege to run pipe through bulkhead at East \ Thirty-eighth street....................... J

Cable house on bulkhead at East Thirty-eighth street ....................................

Pier foot of East Thirty-ninth street, bulkhead ] between Thirty-eighth and 9 hirty-ninth streets and reclaimed land back of bulkhead. J

Bulkhead at East Fortieth street, with privilege \ of maintaining dumping board

Bulkhead at foot of East Forty-third street

Lie

r--

| Received.

S880 00

700 00

300 00

2,838 52

2,067 94

00 009

300.00

oo o zr.

220 00

150 00

550 00

500 00

1,100 00

8,550 00

1,800 00

600 00

800 00

300 00

1,812 52

1,732 50

161 58C

191 10

2,000 00

1,500.00

Right of Tenancy.

| Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908 and May 1, 1909...........

i Action of the Commis-•j    sioner, May 1, 1908, and

f    May 1, 1909...........

/ Action of the Commis-\    sioner, Aug. 14, 1908... .

| Action of the Commis-j    sioner, Nov. 26, 1906.

I    Approved by Sinking

[    Fund, March 13, 1907.. .

| Action of the Commis-|    sioner, Feb. 25, 1904,

i    and Dec. 5, 1907. Ap

proved by Sinking Fund, June 21, 1904... .

j Action of the Commis-\    sioner, August 14, 1908.

Action of the Commissioner, March 31 and May 1, 190S...........

( Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908,'"and May 1, 1909...........

f Action of the Commis-{    sioner, June 21, 1906,

[    and May 1, 1907.

f Action of the Commis-■j    sioner, May 1, 1908, and

(_    May 1, 1909

f Action of the Commis-¹ sioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

Public sale, July 16, 1896. .

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 23 and Nov. 14,    1907. Ap

proved by Sinking Fund, Nov. 13, 1907. . .

f Action of the Commis-i sioner, May 1,1908, and { May 1, 1909...........

[Resolution, April 26, 1901..

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

Action of the Commissioner, June 21, 1906, and May 1, 1907.......

Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 26 and April 18,    1903. Ap

proved by Sinking Fund, May 13, 1903....

Action of the Commissioner, May 27, 1907. ,    Approved by Sinking

[    Fund, June 26, 1907....

21 and

/ Resolutions, April \ July 25, 1899...

Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 8, 1909....

Action of the Commissioner, May 27, 1909. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 9, 1909.. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909... 7.......

Rent.

880.00 per ann.

700.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann,

2,838.50 per ann.

2,000.00 per ann. 2,100.00 per ann.

600.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

220.00 per ann..

220.00 per ann..

300.00 per ann.

550.00 per ann,

500 00 per ann,

1,100.00 per ann. 1,210.00 per ann,

8,550.00 per ann.

1,800.00 per ann,

600.00 per ann........

800.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

1,812.50 per ann

1,732.50 per ann.

150.00 per ann,

•UOT2 iad 00 00S

4,000.00 per ann..

3,000.00 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

At pleasure of the Com- / missioner

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner

Jan. 1, 1907, to Jan. 1, 1917

June 11, 1904, to June 11,

1909................

June 11, 1909, to June 11, 1914................

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner ............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

Aug. 1, 1906, to Aug. 1,

1916................

Aug. 1, 1916, to Aug, 1, 1926................

Nov. 25, 1907, to Nov. 25, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

|May 1, 1901, to May 1, 1911

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner. . . .-......../

June 1, 1903. to June 1, l 1912

Aug. 1, 1907, to Aug. 1, 1912................

May 24, 1899, to May 24,

1909 ................

May 24, 1909, to May 24, 1919................

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

1, 1909, to Aug. 1, 1

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............i

Lessee or Occupant.

Lehigh Valley Kailroad J | Company

Schwarzschild & Sulz- / berger Company

j Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Company......

Schwarzschild & Sulz- 1 berger Company

P. F. & W. A. Kane......

Thomas Conville Brewing Company.........

Artificial Ice Company.....

Consumers’ Brewing/ Company

Jetter Brewing Company...

Peter Doelger

Curtis-Blaisdell Company. .

Description of Property.

EAST RIVER.

Bulkhead at foot of East Forty-fourth street

Bulkhead at foot of East Forty-fifth street.

Privilege to maintain twelve inch suction pipe 1 through bulkhead at foot of East Forty-sixth i street....................................J

Land under water between Forty-fifth and \ Forty-sixth streets, for platform

Northerly side of Pier at Forty-sixth street.......

Maintenance of two suction pipes through bulk- \ head foot of East Forty-sixth street......... /

bulkhead foot of East \

Suction pipe through Fifty-third street. . .

Land under water in front of south half of block between Fifty-fourth and Fifty-fifth streets. .

Land under water in front of north half of block \ between Fifty-fourth and Fifty-fifth streets. . /

through

pipe street.. .

Privilege of maintaining suction bulkhead at East Fifty-fifth

Land under water for platform at and north of East Fifty-sixth street for coal hoist, boiler house, etc................................

Land under water for site for bulkhead between \ Schmitt & Schwanen- / East Fifty-sixth and East Fifty-seventh streets ) fluegel

Land under water between Fifty-ninth and Six- 1 New York Steam Corn-tie th streets.............................. J pany...............

Bouker Contracting Com- \ pany

Stegemann - Rockefeller 1 Ice Company......... )

Farmers’ Feed Company 1 of New York and New / Jersey...............J

Standard Gas Light Com- \ pany................j

Standard Oil Company. . . .

American Malting Company

American Ice Company.. . .

Central Brewing Company..

70th Street Hygeia Ice Company............

i Bouker Contracting Company................

John A. Bouker.

South side of Pier at East Sixtieth street, with dumping board privilege...................

150 feet south side inner end of Pier at East 1 Sixty-second street, with ice-bridge privilege. J

pipe at foot of East Sixty- \

Filled-in land and land under water for platform south half of block between Sixty-second and Sixty-third streets........................

Northerly half of bulkhead between Sixty-second and Sixty-third streets with upland in rear thereof

Privilege to m third street.

aintain

Bulkhead foot of East Sixty-third street and 1 between Sixty-third and Sixty-fourth streets, [ and site on reclaimed land for grain elevator, f scales, etc................................J

Bulkhead from a point 270 feet north of the ] northerly side of East Sixty-fourth street and running thence southerly a distance of 150 feet with privilege of maintaining ice-bridge,

etc

Platform in front of bulkhead between Sixty-eighth and Sixty-ninth streets..............

Privilege of maintaining a sixteen inch suction 1 pipe through bulkhead at East Seventieth st. /

enty-first and East ith dumping board

East Sev streets w

Bulkhead between Seventy-second privilege.......

Dumping board on bulkhead between Seventy- 1 first and Seventy-second streets.........../

11s

i-H

Received.

S6.500 00

00 006

750 00

618 76

559 33

214 52

150 00

487 50

3,500 00

650 00

750 00

3,025 00

4,665 00

00 009

1,425 00

1,425 00

941 78 5

825 00

300 00

720 00

55 00

472 50

Right of Tenancy.

f Resolution, May 11, 1900. j Action of the Commis-1 sioner, July 16, 1902, L and April 3, 1903......

Action of the Commis-, sioner, Oct. 10 and 26, 1 1908, February 11 and l May 1, 1909...........

1 Resolution, Nov. 22, 1901.

Action of the Commis-1908,

jr. May 1,

May 1, 1909.

f Action of the Commis-{ sioner, May 1, 1908, and 1 May 1, 1909...........

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909.......

sione

and

Action of the Commissioner, June 25, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 30, 1908....

Action of the Commissioner, April 29 and 1908, and

Aug. 14, May 1, 1909

1 Action of the Commis-

j sioner, Oct. 13, 1908.

Approved by Sinking { Fund, Nov. 4, 1908. .. .

/ Resolutions, March 10 \ and July 31, 1899.

f Action of the Commis-j sioner Sept. 13, 1909. 1 Approved by the Sink-[ ing Fund, Oct. 20, 1909

| Action of the Commissioner, March 28, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, May 13, 1903.. .

Public sale (sealed bids), Dec. 16, 1907. Action of the Commissioner, Jan. 29, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund { Dec. 18, 1907..........

f Action of the Commis-•; sioner, May 1, 1908, and 1 May 1, 1909...........

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and April 30, 1909.........

f Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and| May 1, 1909.

Action of the Commissioner Feb. 18 and May 1, 1909...............

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

f Action of the Commis-{ sioner, Oct. 31, 1907, 1 and Mar. 3, 1908......

/ Resolution, Nov. 15 and \ Dec. 6, 1901...........

Action of the Commissioner, May 13, 1908 and May 1, 1909.........

f Action of the Commis-)    sioner Feb. 8, 1909. Ap-

1    proved by the Sinking

Fund, March 1, 1909..

f Action of the Commissioner, April 27, 1905. Approved by Sinking Fund, May 10, 1905.. . .

Rent.

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900.00 per ann.

750.00 per ann.

618.75 per ann.

559.30 per ann.

214.50 per ann,

150.00 per ann.

75.00 per mo

3,500.00 per ann. 3,850.00 per ann.

1,300.00 per ann.

1,500.00 per ann.

3,025.00 per ann

4,665.00 per anri..

600 .00 per ann,

1,500.00 per ann.

1,500.00 per ann.

1,000.00 per ann.

825.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

720.00 per ann.

55.00 per ann.

1,984.50 per ann

1,890 00 per ann

Term of Tenancy.

May 1, 1903, to May 1, 1913 May 1, 1913, to May 1, 1923 May 1, 1923, to May 1, 1933 May 1, 1933, to May 1, 1943 May 1, 1943, to May 1, 1953

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Dec. 1, 1901, to Dec. 1,1911

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............/

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............ j

July], 1908, to July 1, 1911

At pleasure of Commissioner.............

Dec. 1, 1908, to Dec. 1, 1913 Dec. 1,1913, to Dec. 1, 1918

Aug. 1, 1899, to Aug. 1, ) 1909................

Aug. 1, 1909, to Aug. 1, 1919................

May 1, 1908, to May 1, 1913

Dec. 28, 1907, to Dec. 28, \| 1912.....

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

asure of the Corn-oner ............

At pies missi

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- } missioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Dec. 1, 1901, to Dec. 1, 1911

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............ /

June 1, 1909, to June 1, 1 1914................

June 1, 1907, to June 1, 1 1909................

Lessee or Occupant.

Description of Property.

EAST RIVER.

Bulkhead from south side of East Seventy-fourth \ Manhattan Railway, street to north side of East Seventy-fifth street J Company........

A. J. Forman,

Nathaniel Wise.

100 feet of bulkhead south of East Seventy-eighth street with privilege of maintaining scales, hoist and hopper....................

Bulkhead platform between Seventy-ninth and Eightieth streets.........................

/ J. Rheinfrank Company.

Crib bulkhead and platform adjoining north side 1 Yorkville Independent 1 of East Eighty-second street............... / Hygeia Ice Company.. /

Use of land under water for platform between 1 Eighty-first and Eighty-second streets.......

G. Knoche

Land under water for platform near foot of East Eighty-third street........................

Premises foot of East Eighty-fourth street with ¹ Sam’l McGarigle, Pres. 1 privilege of maintaining boat house........./ Cygnet Boat Club..... /

Berth 100 feet inner end north side of Pier at ] ) Thomas Thedford & Son,

Inc..................

Ninety-first street

American Ice Company..

Ehret & Ruppert

1 George Ehret and Jacob 1 f Ruppert.............

ct Willenbrock.

E. Cleary, as- !

signee

William Hagadorn

Consolidated Gas Com- 1 pany................/

National Ice Company... /

Deichmann & Company .

Robert J. Wright A Son

Harlem Independent Hy-geia Ice Company.....

John Cloughen, March ] 16, 1908, assigned to > Joseph Murray.......J

Forty-second street Man- 1 hattanville, and St. I. Nicholas Ave. R. R. ( Company............j

Bunke and Meyer.

Bunke & Meyer.

Bulkhead and upland between Ninety-first and Ninety-second streets.

Bulkhead at East Ninety-third street.

Bulkhead at East 93d street.

Northerly side of Pier at East Ninety-fourth ! street....................................

Bulkhead between Ninety-fourth and Ninety-fifth streets, with privilege of maintaining dumping board........

1,795 square feet covered by ice-bridge at foot 1 of East Ninety-eighth street................ /

Bulkhead between Ninety-eighth and Ninety- '1 ninth streets.............................

HARLEM RIVER.

South side of Pier at One Hundredth street, V with privilege of maintaining ice-bridge, etc.. . I

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Maintaining pipe under marginal street and pier 1 at foot of One Hundred and Eighth street. . J

Floating dump at bulkhead between One Hundred and Seventh and One Hundred and Eighth streets.....

Permit to maintain car tracks on marginal street 1 between One Hundred and Ninth and One I Hundred and Tenth streets.................

187 feet of bulkhead between One Hundred and Ninth and One Hundred and Tenth streets

coal

with privilege of maintaining trestle and handling devices......................

187 feet of bulkhead between One Hundred and Ninth and One Hundred and Tenth streets, with privilege of maintaining trestle and coal handling devices..........................

Received.

00 97.9

1,125 00

1,500 00

625 00

1,875 00

3,850 00

1,600 00

1,005 97

550 00

250 00

825 00

760 00

1,150 00

1,200 00

300 00

229 20

156 76

18,850 00

800 00

1.249 52

410 00

2,475 00

Right of Tenancy.

/ Action of the Commissioner, May 28, 1909....

f Action of the Commissioner, May 18, 1909. Approved by the Sinking Fund, May 26, 1909

f Action of the Comm is-J sioner, April 30, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, May 6, 1908.....

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 26, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 9,    1908.

Approved by Sinking Fund, Nov. 4, 1908. . . .

I / Resolutions, April 16, \    1896, and April 29, 1897

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 14, 1909...

f Action of the Commis-( sioner, May 1,1908, and l May 14, 1909..........

Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 8,    1909.

Approved by Sinking Fund, March 1, 1909.. .

Action of the Commis-

sioner, May 1, 1908, and and May 1, 1909.......

Action of the Commis-

sioner, March 8, 1906. Approved by Sinking Fund, April 26, 1906.. .

Action of the Commissioner, Jan. 28, 1909. Approved by the Sinking Fund, Feb. 11, 1909

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

f Action of the Commis-( sioner, May 1, 1908, and L May 1, 1909...........

( Action of the Commis-( sioner, Jan. 13 and May l 1,1909...............

( Action of the Commis-( sioner, June 6, 1906, ( and May 1, 1907.......

f Action of the Commis-( sioner, May 1, 1908, and ( May 1,1909...........

f Action of the Commis-■j sioner, Slay 1, 1908, and { May 1, 1909

f Action of the Commissioner, May 24 and June )    19, 1905. Approved by

) Sinking Fund, i and 26, 1905 ..

June 7

(Action of the Commis-|    sioner, Nov. 22, 1902,

]    Mav 8, 1903, and July

)    2, 1909. App

Sinking Fund,

[    1902.........

f Action of the Commis-J    sioner, April 16, 1906.

)    Approved by Sinking

I    Fund, June 20, 1906. . .

roved by Dec. 24,

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 11, 1904. Approved by Sinking Fund, Nov. 10, 1904. . .

Public sale, Oct. 4, 1896. Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 15, 1906. . .

Rent.

25.00 per ann.

1,500.00 per ann

1,650.00 per ann

1,500.00 per ann 1,650.00 per ann

2,500.00 per ann

2,500.00 per ann

3,850.00 per ann 1,800.00 per ann

1,500.00 per ann.

1,758.00 per ann

550.00 per ann

1,000.00 per ann

1,100.00 per ann

760.00 per ann

1,200.00 per ann

1,200.00 per ann

300.00 per ann

229.21 per ann

156.75 per ann

18,850.00 per ann 21,650.00 per ann 24,900.00 per ann

800.00 per ann. (to be fixed by appraisal but not less than $1,000.00).....

,249.50 per ann. 2d term to be fixed by arbitration

410.00 per ann 451.00 per ann

2,475.00 per ann 2,722.50 per ann

Term op Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Commissioner ............

Lessee or Occupant.

/ Adolph Jacobs

Description op Property.

HARLEM RIVER.

Refreshment privilege on Recreation Pier at \ | East One Hundred and Twelfth street

South half of pier foot of East One Hundred and ] Henry L. Joyce, Oct. 21, \ June 1, 1909, to May 10,1

Twelfth street............................ >    1909.    Permission [\    1913

J granted to sub-let

f [May 10, 1913, to May 10,

1918

May 10, 1908, to May 10, 1

Northerly side of Pier at East One Hundred and \    [    1913................

Twelfth street............................J [Henry L. Joyce.........f May 10, 1,913, to May 10, 1

J 1918..... .......... 1

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Robert McWilliam

Bulkhead and upland south of East One Hundred and Fifteenth street..................

Nov. 1, 1908, to Nov. 1, 1 1913................

\ lApril 5, 1907, to April 5, \ r 1    1917

Robert Me William

Bulkhead and upland south of East One Hun- ) dred and Fifteenth street..................

ne 1 to Sept. 30, 1909....

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At pleasure of the Commissioner............

ne 5, 1909, to May 1, 1915

Manhattan State Hospit’l /

Montgomery-Dotter Ice Company............

j ;Ju

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

May 1, 1906, to May 1, 1909

Montgomery-Dotter Ice Company............

Lehigh Valley Railroad Company............

Interborough Rapid Transit Company.....

......[May 1, 1909, to May 1, 1914

I i*

t pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Dec. 29, 1907, to Dec. 29, \

1917.................

Dec. 29, 1917, to Dec. 29, 1

1927................ !

Dec. 29, 1927, to Dec. 29, \ 1937................ J

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Pier at East One Hundred and Sixteenth street and 50 feet of bulkhead southerly...........

Northerly side of pier at foot of East One Hun- ) dred and Eighteenth street.................

Northerly side of pier at East One Hundred and Nineteenth street, with privilege of maintaining ice-bridge, scales, etc...............

} Jacob Ruppert. / |Jacob Ruppert.

tion Company

Martin J. Kane

Foster-Scott Ice Company................

Traders’ Hygiene Ice Company............

Interborough Rapid 1 Transit Company.....j

M. D. Williamson

Interborough R a p i d l Transit Company.....f

William N. Shannon, assignee.............

Henry J. Hemmens.

Harlem Contracting Company............

Third Avenue Railroad Company............

Land under water at and near the foot of East One Hundred and Twenty-fourth street......

Land under water for bridge pier, at One Hundred and Twenty-ninth street and Second avenue..................................

Bulkhead at One Hundred and Twenty-ninth street and Second avenue..................

Bulkhead at One Hundred and Twenty-ninth street and Second avenue..................

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Bulkhead and upland from a point half way between One Hundred and Thirtieth and One Hundred and Thirty-first streets to north side , of One Hundred and Thirty-first street and | upland in rear of same.....................

135 feet of bulkhead extending along easterly line of Lexington avenue, with ice-bridge privilege.................................

Bulkhead (100 feet) on the northerly side of East One Hundred and Thirty-fourth street..

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Land under water for pier at Lenox avenue. . .

Permit to maintain coal hoisting trestle within 1 the lines of One Hundred and Fifty-first street J

Land under water on the westerly side of the 'l Harlem river northerly of West One Hundred I and Fifty-ninth street extending along the I pierhead line 1,506 feet; easterly side of the [ Speedway 671 feet; westerly side of the mar- j ginal street 810 feet, and northerly of land ! belonging to estate of William Lynch 405 feet, | containing an area of 405,825 square feet. .. . J

359 feet of bulkhead at Sherman’s Creek, with 1 right to shed.............................

Land under water outside original high-water mark between north side of Academy or Two Hundredth street and south side of Two Hundred and First street, with right to construct bulkhead wall with intake and discharge tunnels through same.....................

Land under water from south side of Two Hun- 1 dred and First street to north side of Two Hundred and Second street, 320 feet, and f from mean high water to bulkhead line

Land under water between Two Hundred and 1 Sixteenth and Two Hundred and Eighteenth } streets, west side of Harlem river...........J

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Received.

$146 22

250 00

450 00

300 00

1,031 20

00 oos'i

150 00

75 00

50 00

12 50

37 50

400 00

165 00

13 76

150 00

4,499 80

100 00

1,500 00

900 00

750 00

165 00

25 00

Right of Tenancy.

/ Action of the Commis-j

1, sioner, June'24, 1909...

f Action of the Commis-sioner, May 1,    1907,

and May 1, 1908.......

| Action of the Commissioner, Jan. 29 and Nov. 20, 1902. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 4, 1902. ...

( Action of the Commissioner, June 21, 1906, and May 1, 1907.......

I Action of the Commis-

I sioner, May 28, 1906, J    and July 29,    1907.

Approved by Sinking Fund, May 28, 1906, l and Sept. 20, 1907.....

f Action of the Commis-J sioner, Dec. 7, 1908. ] Approved by Sinking I Fund, Dec. 9, 1908.....

f Action of the Commis-1 sioner, April 17, 1908...

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, April 13, 1908...

Action of the Commis-1908,

sioner, May 1, and May 1, 1909

( Action of the Commis-1 sioner. May 1, 1907, I. and May 1, 1908.......

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 19, 1909. . .

Action of the Commis-1908,

sioner, May 1, and May 1, 1909

Action of the Commissioner, May 1,    1908,

and May 1. 1909.......

I Action of the Commis-1908,

\ sioner, May 1, l and May 1, 1909

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 29, 1908, and May 1, 1909.......

Action of the Commissioner, March 21, 1906. Approved by Sinking Fund, April 18, 1906. . .

i Action of the Commissioner, April 10, 1908, d May 1, 1909.......

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, April 29, 1908. and May 1, 1909.......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1,    1908,

and May 1, 1909.......

Action of the Commissioner, June 2,    1909.

Approved by the Sinking Fund, June 11, 1909

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Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 16, 1908, and Jan. 11, 1909......

Action of the Commis-. sioner, Dec. 10, 1908.

Approved by Sinking l Fund, Dec. 30, 1908.. . .

Action of the Commis-1908,

sioner, May 1, and May X, 1909

Action of the Commissioner, Aug. 30, 1908, and May 1, 1909.......

Rent.

$194.96 per ann

1,000.00 per ann

450.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann

1,031.20 per ann......

1,289.00 per ann......

1,546.80 per ann......

1,500.00 per ann 1,650.00 per ann

300.00 per ann

300.00 per ann

50.00 per ann

50.00 per ann

50.00 per ann

400.00 per ann

165.00 per ann

27.50 per ann

150.00 per ann

4,499.80 per ann 5,624.75 per ann 6,749.70 per ann

100.00 per ann

1,500.00 per ann

75.00 per mo.

1,500.00 per ann 1,650.00 per ann

1,500.00 per ann

$36,870.50 per ann. Renewal term of an advance of 10 per cent.....

165.00 per ann

25.00 per ann

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Com- [ missioner............j

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

June 30, 1902, to June 30, \ I 1912

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............ !

July 1, 1907, to July 1, 1917 July 1, 1917, to July 1, 1927 July 1, 1927, to July 1, 1937

Jan. 1, 1909, to Aug. 1, 1911 Aug. 1, 1911, to Aug. 1, \ 1916................ f

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............ I

| At pleasure of the Commissioner.

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............ j

Sept. 1, 1906, to Sept. 1,

1916................

Sept. 1, 1916, to Sept. 1, \

1926................ f

Sept. 1, 1926, to Sept, 1, 1 1936...

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............J

At pleasure of the Commissioner ............

5 years from date of com- :

pletion.............. f

With a renewal term of 5 I years

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

For a term of 10 years from date of occupation with a renewal term of 10 years .....

At pleasure of the Commissioner ............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............ J

Lessee or Occupant.

Church E. Gates & Com- \ pany................

Church E. Gates & Company................

Harlem Transfer Company.

Interborough Rapid Transit Company.....

'Central Railroad Com- \ | pany of New Jersey... /

New York Sanitary Util- j Ration Company.

William J. Hyland

Thomas B. Watson.

P. J. Heaney Company. . j

B. C. Murray.

Mott Haven Lumber Co. j

Thos. B. Browne’s Son Co.

Description of Property.

BRONX,

Use and occupy land under water in the vicinity of One Hundred and Forty-sixth street......

Land under water for bulkhead near One Hun- \ dred and Forty-sixth street (7,274 square feet) /

Bulkhead platform foot of Park, formerly Rail- \ road avenue..............................I

Exits for cable system through bulkhead at \ Lincoln avenue...........................j

Land under water between Third and Lincoln avenues.................................

Northerly side of Pier foot of East One Hundred and Thirty eighth street...................

Bulkhead foot of Seventh street, Unionport

Pier foot of Main street, City Island...........

Bulkhead foot of One Hundred and Seventy-second street, Bronx river..................

Bulkhead foot of One Hundred and Seventy-fourth street, Bronx river..................

Bulkhead foot of One Hundred and Seventy- \ fourth street, Bronx river

Town dock at Westchester.

Land under water on east side of Westchester \ i

creek, south of Main street, Causeway....... J j.John S. Bush.

Thomas Manning

Use of space for shanty on Old Town Dock, Eastchester..............................

Land under water for temporary Pier south side 1

of Givan’s Creek, Baychester, Bronx......../ [John C. Rogers, Jr

Oak Point Land and Dock Company.......

Land under water owned by the city between ] 1 iffany and Cabot streets southerly of the ) Eastern Boulevard, for construction of piers.. J

BROOKLYN.

Space on north side of Sixtieth street, South Brooklyn, for boat house..................

Excelsior Yacht Club.... J

^Jeeti s°u.th side outer end of pier between \ [American Ice Company. 1 i> lfty-first and Fifty-second streets, Brooklyn J

Commercial Coal Co.

Commercial Coal Company ................

Alfred Richards.

Cyprien Fabre Company................

.Moquin Offerman Wells 1 Coal Co

New York and New Jersey Telephone Company................

Berth for unloading coal boats on pier between \ Fifty-first and Fifty-second streets..........j

Bulkhead and platform extending from the cen-1 ter line of Fifty-first street southerly a distance I of 100.35 ft. x 30 ft. with privilege of erecting j” structures for carrying on the coal business.. . J

Use of basin between Twenty-eighth and Thirty-second streets, South Brooklyn.............

Pi®*⁻ to be built and to be situated between ihirty-first and Thirty-second streets........

Bulkhead foot Sackett street, Gowanu? canal.. . /

Cable crossing foot of First street, Gowanus canal

Received.

$165 00

1,500 00

1,650 00

2,528 24

750 00

1,500 00

1,181 25

1,125 00

3,200 00

750 OU

15,000 00

825 00

12,000 00

1,733 33

1,200 00

975 00

833 35

1,320 00

660 00

25 00

112 50

300 00

100 00

150 00

and":

Right of Tenancy.

I Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 1, 1908, nd May 1, 1909.......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1,    1908,

and May 1, 1909.......

Action of the Commis-, sioner, May 1 and Dec. I 9, 1908, and May 1, 1909

Action of the Commis sioner, Dec. 8, 1908,

May 1, 1909.......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1 and Dec. 9, 1908, and May 1,1909

Resolution, Nov. 22, 1901. .

Action of the Commissioner, Nov. 12, 1909. Approved by    Sinking

Fund, Dec. 2, 1909.....

Action of the Commissioner, June 16, 1909. Approved by    Sinking

Fund, June 30,    1909....

Action of the Commis-i sioner, May 26, 1904. 1    Approved by    Sinking

l    Fund, June 14,    1904....

Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 1, 1908, and [ May 1, 1909

f Action of the Commissioner, Aug. 24, 1906. Approved by Sinking Fund, Oct. 10 and Nov. 1, 1906...............

f Action of the Commissioner, Aug. 24, 1906. Approved by Sinking Fund, Oct. 10 and Nov. 1, 1906...............

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 8, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

\ Resolution, Nov 18, 1898.

f Action of the Commis-14, 1908,

•j sioner, Sept.

[ and May 1, 1

Action of the Commissioner, March 28, 1907. Approved by Sinking Fund, April 17, 1907. . .

19119

f Action of the Commis-( sioner, May 1, 1908, and [ May 1, 1909...........

Action of the Commissioner, April 6 and May 1, 1909...............

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

f Action of the Commis-{ sioner, May 1, 1908, and [ May 1, 1909...........

Action of the Commissioner, May 25, 1909. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

| Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908, and May 1, 1909...........

Action of the Commissioner, April 13, 1908, and May 1, 1909.......

Action of the Commissioner, April 16, 1908, and May 1, 1909.......

Rent.

165.00 per ann

2,000.00 per ann

1,650.00 per ann

2,240.00 per ann.

75.00 per mo

1,500.00 per ann.

1,000.00 per ann......

2,362.50 per ann.

2,250.00 per ann.

3,200.00 per ann.

750.00 per ann.

15,000.00 per ann. 17,325.00 per ann.

825.00 per ann.

12,000.00 per axm. 13,200.00 per ann. 14,520.00 per ann.

1,600.00 per ann.

1,200.00 per ann.

1,000.00 per ann.

1,000.00 per ann.

1,320.00 per ann.

660.00 per ann.

25.00 per ann.

150.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

100.00 per ann.

150.00 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Dec. 1, 1901, to Dec. 1,'1911

Jan. 1,1910, to Aug. 1,1919

July 1, 1909, to July 1, 1912

July 1, 1904, to July 1, 19091

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

Nov. 1, 1908, to Nov. 1, 1916................

Nov. 1, 1906, to Nov. 1, 1 !

1916................

Nov. 1, 1916, to Nov. 1, 1926................

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Jan. 1, 1900, to Jan. 1, 1910 Jan. 1, 1910, to Jan. 1, 1920 Jan. 1, 1920, to Jan. 1, 1930

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

May 1, 1907, to May 1, 1912

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Season, 1909

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

I At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Lessee or Occupant.

Z. O. Nelson & Son

Union Ferry Company.. . J

O’Brien Bros.

Borough Construction 1 Company............

Frank M. Knauss

Patterson & Elder

George Dressier.

American Ice Company. . .

American Ice Company.. . .

I Erie Railroad Company..

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company.......

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company.......

Foster-Scott Ice Company................

Pennsylvania Railroad Company............

Lehigh Valley Railroad Company............

Augustus W. Welch

August Grill

|Albert H. Dollard

L. Boyer’s Sons Company l

Harlem & Morrisania Cons. Transportation Line.................

H. P. Miles

Mrs. H. Morris

M. R. Boyle

Mrs. Ann Gilbert

George C. Tappen

Description of Property.

BROOKLYN.

Bulkhead on westerly side of DeGraw street, Gowanus canal...........................

Wharf property occupied by ferry structures foot of Atlantic avenue....................

175 feet of bulkhead on easterly side of Clinton avenue extension, with privilege of maintaining dumping board........................

224 feet of bulkhead on easterly side of Clinton 1 avenue extension with dumping board privilege J

150 feet of bulkhead Clinton avenue extension with upland in rear extending back a distance of 30 feet................................

200 feet of bulkhead west side of Fleeman street, \ Wallabout Basin, with ice-bridge privilege. . . J

Bulkhead south side Wallabout Basin extending \ from Fleeman street to the Clinton avenue extension................................

Berth 150 feet in length at inner end of Pier 4, Wallabout Basin, with privilege of maintaining ice bridge, scales, tally house, etc.

150 feet inner end south side of Pier 4, Wallabout Basin, with ice-bridge privilege

200 feet outer end north side of Pier 4, Walla-boot Basin...............................

Half bulkhead south of Pier 3, Wallabout Basin.

Pier 3, Wallabout Basin and adjoining bulkhead.

Southerly half of bulkhead between Piers 3 and 4 Wallabout Basin

Pier No. 2, Wallabout Basin, and half bulkhead each side................................

Berth (100 feet) for barge south side inner end Pier 1, Wallabout Basin...................

125 feet on Wallabout canal, Kent avenue, opposite Ross street.......................

Berth westerly side of Hewes street, Kent avenue basin, Wallabout canal, with privilege for ice-bridge................................

125 feet of bulkhead Wallabout canal, opposite 1 Rodney street, with coal hoist and scales. ... j

Northerly side of Pier foot of South Fifth street..

Permit to land propellers to take on freight at Metropolitan avenue pier..................

e of maintain-ine on recrea-

Metropolitan avenue pier, privileg ing vending and weighing mach; tion pier.....................

Space for building foot Ocean avenue, Sheepshead Bay................................

foot Ocean avenue, Sheeps-

Space for building head Bay.......

Band under water foot of Sheepshead Bay Road, Sheepshead B

ay

Land under water foot of East Twenty-seventh street, Sheepshead Bay....................

Received.

8300 00

1,100 00

60 00

12 00

12 00 -

fH

85 68

00 OP

00 6 l

30 00

31 50

101 40

00 OS

00 09

30 00

30 00

30 00

0L 88

09 89

36 60

24 00

12 00

12 00

Right of Tenancy.

Action of the Commissioner, June 21, 1906, nd May 1, 1907.......

Action of the Commis-30 and Ap-

sioner, Jan. ^

| Aug. 30, 1904.

proved by Sinking Fund, Feb. 5, 1904.....

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner June 18, 1909.. .

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

/ Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

Action of the Commissioner, May 13, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 11, 1907. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

the Commis-ay 15, 1908. . .

/ Action of :    sioner, M

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

i Action of the Commis-| sioner. May 15, 1908. . .

/ Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

/ Action of the Commis-t sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. . .!

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Feb. 25, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, July 17, 1908. . .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, July 17, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, Nov. 20, 1907...

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 11, 1907. . .

Rent.

300.00 per ann.

1,100.00 per ann.

75.00 per mo

12.00 per ann

12.00 per ann

85.68 per ann

30.00 per ann

12.00 per ann

30.00 per ann

31.50 per ann

101.40 per ann

inn? .jod on ()p

60.00 per ann

30.00 per ann. .

uui: JOd 00 09

30 .00 per ann

30.00 per ann

38.70 per ann.......

63.60 per ann

105.84 per ann......

36.60 per ann

42.00 per ann.. •.

12.00 per ann

90.00 per ann........ /Action of the Commis-

! 1 sioner, June 1, 1909... .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Aug. 30, 1907. . .

J Action of the Commis-I. sioner, Oct. 10, 1907. . .

12.00 per ann.

12.00 per ann

Term of Tenancy.

-S

<L Ih

g o -2 8

aE

Aug. 28, 1904, to Aug. 28,

1914

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner, or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner, or till May 1, } 1912

At pleasure of the Com-issioner, or till May 1, *

mi

At pleasure of the Commissioner, or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner, or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner, or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com-. . missioner, or till Mav 1, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner, or till May 1, \ 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or, till Mav 1, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner, or till May 1, -1912................

At pleasure of the Com-missioner, or till May 1, } 1912................J

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner, or till May 1, > 1912.

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner, or till May 1, I 1912.............. . . I

At pleasure of the Commissioner, or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner, or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- j missioner, or till May 1, ■ 12

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner, or till May 1, i 1912

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner, or till May 1, 1912................

19

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner, or till May 1, i 1912................J

At pleasure of the Commissioner, or till May 1, )> 1912................ 1

At pleasure of the Commissioner, or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner, or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner, or till May 1, }• 1912................ ¹

Lessee or Occupant.

Description of Property.

QUEENS.

Privilege to maintain pipe at foot of Nott street. . Istandard Oil Company. .

Elmer E. Keeler.

Westerly side of Pier at Whitestone and 120 feet at the outer end easterly side, with right to shed, 120 feet, of the outer end.............

Berth for steamer “Concho” at east side of Pier \ Lv. Y. <fc Bridgeport \

at Whitestone Landing.................... f Transportation Com- S-

J pany................ J

i August Schaefer

1 Joseph Steiner and Edw. / [ F. Schwanke.........

Joseph Paul

Joseph Paul

’August Schaefer and Joseph Keafer......

Chas. Noehren, Jr.......

. Chas. Noehren, Jr.

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 134

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 135

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 138

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 151. '

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 158

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 162

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 163.....

Plot at Goose Creek, Lots 174 and 175...........Mrs. Elizabeth Hesbach.. }

jc. F. Lauer

Monroe & Remsen......?

jChas. Noehren, Jr.

Cap. John Tilley.

[Joseph Paul

Joseph Paul

Albert C. Reinhard......

Geo. F. Garbe

Chas. Noehren........../

(Clifford S. Hadley

Mrs. Caroline Kenn

Thomas Pearsall........•{

John B. Merrill........\

& W. A.

Plot at Goose (.'reek, Lot 187

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 190

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 192

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 197

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 198

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 199

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 403

Plot at Goose Creek, Lots 404 and 405.......

Plot at Goose Creek, Lots 407, 408 and 409......

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 411

Plot at East High Meadow, Lot 90

Plot at East High Meadow, Lot 91

Plot at East High Meadow, Lot 417

J Alex. F. Baylis (. Shipley......

Garrison, Higbis & Angel-man.................

Plot at East High Meadow

Plot at Hassock Creek, Lot 94

to

Received.

00 <U$f

CN

00 9k

113 00

54 00

25 20

24 00

55 SO

27 36

00 09

00 09

15 00

22 20

36 00

60 CO

45.00

Right of Tenancy.

/ Action of the Commis-[ sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, April 29, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 22, 1909. . .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

f Action of the Commis-1 sioner, July 25, 1907. . .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

f Action of the Oommis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 11, 1907. . .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16. 1907...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, April 15, 1908...

Action of the Commis-| sioner, Sept. 16, 1907.. .

Action of the Commissioner, April 27, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 11, 1907....

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. ..

Action of the Commissioner /.May 15, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

Rent.

12.00 per ann

25.20 per ann

12.00 per ann

34.20 per ann

36.00 per ann.

72.00 per ann

36.00 per ann

78.00 per ann

54.00'per ann

25.20 per ann

24.00 per ann

12.00 per ann.

12.00 per ann.

31.20 per ann.

55.80 per ann.

27.36 per ann.

60.00 per ann.

60.00 per ann.

34.20 per ann.

15.00 per ann.

21.60 per ann.

22.20 per ann.

36.00 per ann.

60.00 per ann.

51.60 per ann.

45.00 per ann.

45.00 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Commissioner, or till May 1, 1912................

f At pleasure of the Com- ' missioner, or till May 1, 1912................ 1

the Com- } till May 1, 1

At pleasure of missioner, or 1912.......

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner, or till May 1, |> 1912................J

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner, or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner, or till May 1, \ 1912................j

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner, or till May 1, }• 1912................J

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner, or till May 1, f-1912................J

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner, or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner, or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May I, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, } 1912................ '

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

Lessee or Occupant.

Wm. H. Watts.

jjohn Simons

Alexander Watts

Chas. Grolz

f Liberty Island Rod and { Gun Club

[Joseph Sehy

J. A. Billings

jjohn Pashke

jjames A. Dimelow

Richard Shoemaker

I Mrs. Louise Heilman.. . .

John Freeman.

Wm. H. Morgan

Edw. H. Murr.

Edw. E. Kochkeller.

W. H. Watts.

Hiram Cadmus

Richard Shoemaker.

Estate of Mrs. Hannah f E. Owens

J. Mason Van Kleeck.

Geo. Starkey.

Jacob J. Hoffman.

Trident Fish & Gun Club...

Jas. Knapton.

J. J. Goodman, M.D.

James L. Jordan.

Geo. Starkey.

Description op Property.

QUEENS.

Plot at Straight Creek Marsh, Lot 93

Plot at Broad Creek Marsh, Lot 89

Plot at Duck Creek Marsh, Lot 97

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 100

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 101

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 114

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 115

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 118

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 120

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 123

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 124

Flot at The Raunt, Lot 125..

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 126

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 127.

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 128,

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 129.

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 130.

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 131..’..

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 132....

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 133,

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 147

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 149.

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 150.

Plot at The Raunt, Lots 152 and 173.

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 153

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 155,

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 156,

Received.

$30.00

173 40

16 80

81 98

00 09

18 00

30 00

32 20

41 04

43 68

43 20

30 00

30 00

30 00

36 00

30 00

68 00

30 00

30 00

30 00

Right of Tenancy.

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 11, 1907....

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 11, 1907... .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908.. .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

Action of the Commis-J sioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

1 Action of the Commis-/ sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 11, 1907...

Action of the Commis-i sioner, Aug. 23, 1907...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

\ Action of the Commis-J sioner, Dec. 11, 1907.. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, May 7, 1908.....

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908....

\ Action of the Commis-j sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 13, 1907...

Action of the Commissioner, March 24, 1908..

Action of the Commissioner, July 20, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, July 24, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, July 28, 1908.. .

Rent.

30.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

173.40 per ann.

16.80 per ann.

14.40 per ann.

81.98 per ann.

81.60 per ann.

60.00 per ann.

18.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

33.60 per ann.

49.20 per ann.

20.52 per ann

20.20 per ann.......

43.68 per ann.

43.20 per ann.

24.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

60.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

36.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

34.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

Lessee or Occupant.

Chas. Grolz

Estate of Mrs. Hannah f I At pleasure of the Com- \ E. Owens.............\ missioner or till May 1, 1

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.....:..........

1912

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912..............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, }

the Com- ] till May 1, \

1912

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.................

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner.......

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.

At plea

missioner or

1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

sure of

|At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912..

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912..

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

The Raunt Club.. .

Jas. V. Dunleavy.

Edw. H. Muir.

Wm, Grolz.

Dolphin Club.

Matthew J. Sullivan

Mrs. W. H. Murray

Hamilton Club

Adam Straub.

Joseph Endres.

Frederick Lumm.

Fidelia Fishing Club.

[Warren Cornell,

W. Ross Martin, M.D.

White Star Rod & Gun Club................

Wm. C. Liebfried

Concord Launch Club

Matthew J. Sullivan.

Matthew J. Sullivan.

Conrad Boiler.

Kensington Rod & Gun Club................

J. G. Truelson.

Kensington Rod & Gun Club................

Selah H. Hitchcock,

C. H. Watts.

Description of Property.

QUEENS. Plot at The Raunt, Lot 157...

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 160.

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 165.

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 168.

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 169.

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 170.

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 171

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 172

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 178.

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 179

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 180

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 181

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 182..

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 183,

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 184,

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 185

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 186

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 193

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 194

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 195.

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 196

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 400

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 402.

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 406

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 410.

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 412.

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 413.

Received.

$37 60

3 42

42 00

27 50

21 45

71 25

46 75

29 96

20 00

12 00

15 60

12 00

26 28

21 60

40 S5

45 00

66 00

25 38

09 i:i

15 00 co

19 50

34 80

17 10

54 60

31 20

26 40

Right op Tenancy.

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, March 12, 1909..

/ Action of the Commis-' sioner, March 12, 1909..

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, April 7, 1909.. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, June 9, 1909... .

Action of the Commissioner, June 11, 1909.. .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Aug. 12, 1909.. .

] Action of the Commis-j I \ sioner, Aug. 23, 1909.. .!

j f Action of the Commis-j j \ sioner, Sept. 13, 1909...¹

i Action of the Commis-j \ sioner, July 1, 1905. . . .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 22, 1909...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

/ Action of the Commis-j \ sioner, June 18, 1908... j

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

/Action of the Commis-i \ sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908.. .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 7, 1909... .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 13, 1909. . . j

1S-

f Action of the Commi \ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sionef, Sept. 7, 1909....

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 7, 1909... .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Nov. 19, 1909.. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Oct. 11, 1907....

Rent.

33.00 per ann........

24.60 per ann.

42.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

23.40 per ann.

90.00 per ann.......

66.00 per ann.

51.36 per ann.

10.00 per ann

12.00 per ann

15.60 per ann

12.00 per ann,

26.28 per ann.

21.60'per ann.

40.85 per ann.

46.50 per ann.

32.10 per ann.

66.00 per ann.

25.38 per ann.

13.50 per ann.

35.10 per ann.

19.50 per ann.

45.00 per ann

17.10 per ann.

81.90 per ann.

31.20 per ann,

26.40 per ann,

Term of Tenancy.

", [At pleasure of the Com-] } I missioner or till May 1, ^ 1912................J

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1912................

] | At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

Lessee or Occupant.

John F. Chantrell

Thos. F. Martin

Thos. F. Martin

] At pleasure of the Com- 1 Big Four Fishing Club. . f    missioner or till May    1,

J    1912................J

1 At pleasure of the Com- 1 !•    missioner or till May    1,1

J    1912................J

] At pleasure of the Com- ] }■    missioner or till May    1,    >

J    1912................

1 At pleasure of the Com- ] {■    missioner or till May    1,    J-

J    1912................J

1 At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, \ 1912..............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Siegfried Bernhards

Matthew J. Sullivan

J. G. Weishaupt

Alfred E. Dillman

Mary V. Meeteer

1 At pleasure of the Com- 1 1'    missioner or till    May 1,    !■

J    1912................J

] At pleasure of the Com- 1 !■    missioner or till    May 1,    \

j    1912................J

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till    May 1,    ]

1912................J

At pleasure of the Commissioner or til] May 1, 1912................

t pleasure of the Com- ' missioner or till May 1, 1912.................

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

Joseph Thomas

Benedict Brenner

Chas. H. Matty,

[Chas. Dehyle

R. John McGarvey

Jacob C. Vollharder,

F. J. Sperling

Edward Karscher.

Frank Hammer & Co... .

Edward Mommen

Herman Neeb

Joseph Stehle

Wm. F. Phillips

Henry Schuler.

John Sultan

Joseph. Btahle

Wawanda Club

Paul Frey.

Description of Property.

QUEENS

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 414.....

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 415,

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 416

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 418

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 420.

Plot at The Raunt, Lots 422, 423, 424

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 425

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 426

Plot at The Raunt

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 1, Lot 4

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 1, Lot 5

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 1, Lot 6

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 1, Lot 7

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 1, Lot 8,

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 1, Lot 9

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 1, Lot 12.......

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 1, Lot 13

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 1, Lots 14 and 15. .

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 2, Lots 1 and 2. .. .

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 2, Lot 3

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 2, Lot 4

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 2, Lot 5

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 2, Lot 6

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 2, Lot 8

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 2, Lots 19, 20, 21. .

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 2, Lot 29

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 2, Lot 31

Received.

$19 80

38 80

33 00

22 80

21 74

36 00

14 70

21 00

42 00

17 00

00 09

36 00

48 81

67 80

67 12

52 92 o,

44 52

40 26

47 62

38 40

Right of Tenancy.

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, Aug. 30, 1907...

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 10, 1909. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

f Action of the Commls-\ sioner, Dec. 10, 1909. . .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

\ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Oct. 11, 1907....

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 25, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907.. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. . ..

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

J Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Oct. 11, 1907. ..

l Action of the Commis-{ sioner, Sept. 8, 1909... .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Oct. 11, 1907. . .

! Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. . . J

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

I Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Aug. 15, 1907.. .

Rent.

19.80 per ann.

22.27 per ann.

17.40 per ann

30.00 per ann.

16.50 per ann.

16.50 per ann

22.80 per ann.

21.74 per ann.

18.00 per ann

14.70 per ann

21.00 per ann

42.00 per ann

21.00 per ann

30.00 per ann

36.00 per ann

48.81 per ann

67.80 per ann

110.52 per ann

55.44 per ann

52.92 per ann

44.52 per ann

67.12 per ann. . .

74.51 per ann

40.26 per ann

47.62 'per ann

38.40 per ann

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ) missioner or till May 1 1912...............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, ;• 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1 1912.........

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- i missioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- i missioner or till May 1, 1 1912................j

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, 1 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner of till May 1, \ 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1 1912.............. . . J

Lessee or Occupant.

I. S. Williamson

James S. Williamson. . . .

Albert Wunder,

Egon Eisenhauer,

Mrs. Carrie Stark

Mrs. Catharine Hesse....

Alfred Shaw.......

Caroline Kenn

Unity Fishing Club

C. & M. Young

Benjamin Shaw.

Description of Property.

QUEENS.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 2, Lot 32........

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 2, Lots 32a and 33a..

A. Valois

Joseph Shaw

Mrs. Nellie Carpenter... .

Leopold Marx

Edward H. Schleuter....

Peter G. Taylor.

Henry C. L. Wenk

Wm. P. Wagner

Chas. A. Wagner.

Edward Gunnell

Adam Hebeler

Otto J. Sporck

Ernst A. T. Bjerrun.

Dennis O’Neil

[Mrs. Mary Seiler.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 2, Lot 34

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 2, Lot 36

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 3, Lot 6

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 3, Lot 10.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 3, Lot 11

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 3, Lot 13

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 4, Lot 7

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 6, Lot 1

Plot at Broad,Channel, Block 6, Lot la

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 6, Lot 2a

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 6, Lot 3a.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 6, Lot 4.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 6, Lot 5.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 6, Lot 11

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 2.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lots 4, 5, 6 and 7.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lots 8, 9 and 10.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lots 11 and 12. .

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lots 13 and 14..

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lots 15 and 16..

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lots 17 and 18. .

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 19a.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 24.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 26.

Received.

09

40 32

37 92

27 50

110 40 £

co

-j

34 88

34 08

40 64

39 00

35 88

36 74

08 ti

32 70

30 90

34 22

23 93

16 50

20 00

16 94

12 50

80 64

Right of Tenancy.

Action of the Commissioner, Aug. 12, 1908.. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, Nov. 6, 1909.. . .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 11, 1907. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908.. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 11, 1907. ..

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 15, 1909. ..

J Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. ..

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 20, 1909...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908 —

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, July 6, 1908... .

Action of the Commissioner, June 30, 1908...

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, June 23 1908 . . .

Action pf the Commissioner, July 28, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, June 17, 1909.. .

Action of the Commissioner, Aug. 23, 1909...

Action of the Commissioner, April 30, 1908, and Aug. 19, 1909......

/ Action of the Commis-| \ sioner, Aug. 31, 1909

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 5, 1908... .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

Rent.

30.00 per ann

57.60 per ann

40.32 per ann

37.92 per ann

28.44 per ann

55.20 per ann

35.40 per ann

34.08 per ann

40.64 per ann

39.00 per ann

37.94 per ann

36.74 per ann

34.80 per ann

32.70 per ann

30.90 per ann

29.26 per ann

34.22 per ann......-.

35.27 per ann

23.98 per ann

33.84 per ann

16.50 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

30. 00 per ann.

25.40 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

40.32 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- 'j missioner or till May 1, !■ 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1.

1912

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, \ 1912................ ¹

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, J-1912................J

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, l 1912................J

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, !•

1912

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1902................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, 1912....

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, > 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

Lessee or Occupant.

J. E. Brundin

John Palmer

Chas. Suffie

! Henry A. Renken,

Joseph Rubsam.

Marion Boat Club.

F. L. McSorley.

IF. L. McSorley.

Chas. Robertson

Dorscht Lodge Y. C.

Einsetter & Gluck.

Rip Rorer Boat Club....

I Owl Fishing Club

Mary E. Rosner

Robert W. Williams.

Valentine Schrepfer

R. J. McGarvey.

Gordon C. Tuttle

IFrank B. Arnzen.

James Smith

Jos. G. Kenn.

Geo. J. Butt

Mrs. Rose Ringston

Arbuckle and Dougherty.

Stuke & Smith

Louis C. Ott, Jr.

Description of Property.

QUEENS.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 27.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 28.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 29.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 30.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 31

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 32.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 33........

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 34........

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 35.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 36.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 37.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 38.

mm*

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 39.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 40.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 41

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 42.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 8, Lot 14.......

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 10, Lot 6.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 10, Lot 7.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 10, Lot 12.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 12, Lot 3

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 12, Lot 16.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 12, Lot 19.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 13, Lot 4.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 13, Lot 12.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 2.

Received.

$50 04

35 16

27 36

18 48

13 44

39 29 £

18 72

12 00

12 24

18 74

20 10

00 0£

73 80

14 70

30 00

30 00

24 00

25 00

00 09

5 00

12 60

32 50

24 00

Right of Tenancy.

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

/ Action of the Commis-l sioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

Commis-1907.. .

/ Actoin of the \ sioner, Aug. 29,

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908....

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908....

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

f Action of the Commis-] \ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 15, 1908..

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 22, 1909....

Action of the Commissioner, June 1, 1908....

Action of the Commissioner, Nov. 30, 1908.. .

/ Action of the Coramis-\ sioner, June 26, 1908. ..

Action of the Commissioner, July 13, 1909..

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 24, 1907. . .

Action of the Commissioner, Mar. 24, 1909. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

Action of the Commissioner, March, 22 1909..

Action of the Commissioner, March 31, 1908..

Rent.

50.04 per ann.

35.16 per ann.

27.36 per ann.

18.48 per ann.

13.44 per ann.

39.29 per ann.

18.72 per ann.

12.00 per ann.

20.64 per ann.

12.00 per ann.

12.24 per ann.

18.74 per ann.

20.10 per ann.

32.24 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

74.40 per ann.

29.40 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

24.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

60.00 per ann.

60.00 per ann.

12.60 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

24.00 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, >

1912

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1 1912....

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, !•

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

mm

At pleasure of the Com- "1 missioner or till May 1, \ 1912................J

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, 1 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

Lessee or Occupant.

Aetna Fishing Club

Bernard Dougherty.

John J. Denise.

Herman J. Ulrich.

Chas. Siglinger.

Herman Winkelseth.

Louis C. Ott.

Tony S. Massimo.

Louis C. Ott.

William Berger

Frederick Gessler

John J. Winkelseth.

Chas. A. Zeiss

Description of Property.

QUEENS.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 3

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 4.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 5n.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 5s.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 6.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lots 7 and 14. .

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lots 8 and 9.. .

Edward Baker.

Pastime Fishing Club... .

Christian Hoobs

Christian Hoobs

Rev. H. F. Murray.

Rev. H. F. Murray.

Val. Mahlman

George Kinder.

Frederick Eckhardt

Frederick Eckhardt

Edw. F. Lafferty.

J. Richard

Mrs. Susan T. Provost.. .

Geo. T. Provost, Jr.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 10.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 11

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 12.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 13

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 15.......

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 15a.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 16.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 17

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lots 18, 19, 20 and 21................................

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 21a.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 15, Lot 11

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 15, Lot 12.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 15, Lot 15.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 15, Lot 17.........

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 15, Lot 19, and 1 Block 17, Lot 25........................../

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 15, Lot 18, and Block 17, Lot 26..........................

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 15, Lot 25.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 17, Lot 11

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 17, Lot 14.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 17, Lot 15.

Received.

25 00

41 25

1—*

33 00 c

i*-

33 00

33 00

33 00

33 00

33 00

32 40

24 28

45 00

32 OS

14 26

12 60

12 00

30 00

30 00

00 0&

28 00

00 06

30 00

Right of Tenancy.

Action of the Commissioner, June 29, 1909.. .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907.. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

/ Action of the Commis-t sioner, Feb. 24, 1909. . .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908... .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908.. .

/ Action of the Commis-{ sioner, Oct. 17, 1907....

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, Aug. 13, 1907... |

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. . . j

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 13, 1909...

Action of the Commis-| sioner. May 15, 1908, and Dec. 1, 1909.

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

J Action of the Conimis-t sioner, Feb. 15, 1908. . .

I Action of the Comrnis-1 sioner, Sept. 30, 1907...

/ Action of the Commis-t sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

f Action of the Cnmmis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

/ Action of the Commls-\ sioner, May 15, 1908

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

/ Action of the Commis-t sioner, Sept. 10, 1908...

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, Sept. 10, 1908...

I Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Oct. 11, 1907. . .

/ Action of the Commis-( sioner, Oct. 29, 1907...

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner. May 15, 1908. . .

Rent.

30.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

33.00 per ann.

33.00 per ann.

33.00 per ann.

33.00 per ann.

33.00 per ann.

33.00 per ann

33.00 per ann

33.00 per ann

32.40 per ann

60.00 per ann

88.80 per ann

16.04 per ann

14.26 per ann

12.60 per ann

12.00 per ann

30.00 per ann

30.00 per ann

30.00 per ann

27.00 per ann

28.00 per ann

27.00 per ann

90.00 per ann

30.00 per ann

30.00 per ann

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1. 1912

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- "I missioner of till May 1, !■

1912

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- "j missioner or till May 1, j 1912................J

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, 1 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

[At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- } missioner or till May 1, !■ 1912. . .............. J

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

Lessee or Occupant.

Elbert Valentine.

Frederick Eckhardt

Frederick Eckhardt

Geo. Diemer

Mrs. I. Jacobson.

Geo. C. Breigogel

Chas. P. Gaelzenrichter..

Lawrence W. Rice.

Wm. Gay.......

Louis A. Steinmetz

Edgar L. Moore

Francis J. Kraemer.

Wm. Carey.

Gaiety Yacht Club.

Henry J. Hoehn & Co....

Cheerful Liars F. C.

David Hensler.

Description of Property.

QUEENS.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 17, Lot 17.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 17, Lot 18.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 17, Lot 19.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 18, Lot 1

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 18, Lot 6.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 18, Lot 7.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 18, Lot 8.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 18, Lot 9.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 18, Lot 10.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 18, Lot 11

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 18, Lot 12

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19, Lot 1

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19, Lots 2 and 3..

John C. Kopins

J. Oberly,

Frederick Wills

Monett & Willis

Sea Gull Fishing Club...

Martin P. W. Wolf.

Thomas J. Marsh

Chas. Schmitt.

Chas. Schmitt.

National Boat Club.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19, Lot 4.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19, Lot 10.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19, Lot 11,

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19, Lot 13.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19, Lot 14

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19a, Lot 25,

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19a,'Lot 26

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19a, Lot 27

I lot at Broad Channel, Block 19a, Lot 28

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19a, Lot 29,

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19a, Lot 30.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19a, Lots 31, 32, and 33..................................

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19a, Lot 34

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19a, Lot 35

Received.

*23 63

34 13

f8 s'I

38 50

00 88

23 36

00 to

42 63

33 00

33 00

33 90

33 60

09 88

33 60

09 88

67 20

32 40

f’6 It’

Right of Tenancy.

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, Sept. 19, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 4, 1909.....

Action of the Commissioner, June 29, 1909.. .

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 7, 1909. ...

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 15, 1908.. .

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, March 22, 1909..

/ Action of the Commis-l sioner, July 28, 1908. . .

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 15, 1908.. .

Action of the Commissioner, April 30, 1908.....

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

I    Action "oft the Commis-

II    sioner, Jan. 30, 1909. ..

1 Action of the Cominis-\ sioner, April 7, 1909... .

Action of the Commis-i sioner, July 17, 1908, and Dec. 10, 1909,

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

ActionTof the'' Commis-gt sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

j Action of the Commis-1 A sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

J Actioo of the Cominis-\ sioner May 15,* 1908. . .

f Action of the ’ Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

J Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

f Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907. . .

Action of the Commissioner, July 25, 1907... .

Action of the Commissioner Sept. 16, 1907. . .

Rent.

30.00 per ann

31.50 per ann

30.00 per ann

30.00 per ann

33.00 per ann

33.00 per ann

33.00 per ann

24.18 per ann

20.84 per ann

24.00 per ann

33.00 per ann

33.00 per ann

33.00 per ann

33.90 per ann

33.60 per ann

33.60 per ann

33.6Q per ann

33.60a>er ann

33.60 per ann

33 .60 per ann

33.60 per ann

33.60 per ann

33.60’per ann

66.44 per ann

32.40 per ann

41.94 per ann

..

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

f At pleasure of the Com-i missioner or till May 1,

’    1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, _ 1912................

[At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, [ 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, 1 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.......

At pleasure of missioner or 1912.......

the Com- 1 till May 1, j

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, 1 1912................ ‘

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1,

1912.. ...............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, 1 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, 1

1912.. ..............J

Lessee or Occupant.

Gerald Griffin

Geo. Kruckey

Louis H. Encker.

August G. Faber.

E. Bittorf,

E. Bittorf,

Pauline Kaufman.

Chas. A. King.

Description of Property.

QUEENS.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19a, Lot 36

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19a, Lot 37

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19b, Lot 5.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19b, Lot 7

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 20, Lot 1

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 20, Lot 2,

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 20, Lot 5

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 20, Lot 10.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 20, Lot 14.........A. D. Sullivan

Geo. O’Shea

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 20, Lot 17

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 20, Lot 24.........F. J. Robinson

Semar & Fessler.

Henry J. Lehman

Thos. F. Cary

Geo. B. Kinder.

John C. Schroeder.

James T. Harris

IP. J. Andrews.

John S. Burnett.

Bilms & Shaughnessy. . .

A. Ottman.

Crescent Quartette Club.

Geo. J. C. Shields.

P. C. Eckhardt,

Arthur C. Zimmer.

Fred Balheimer.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 20, Lot 25.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 20, Lot 26

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 21, Lot 1

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 21, Lot 2

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 21, Lot 3

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 21, Lot 4,

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 21, Lot 5.......

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 21, Lot 6

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 21, Lot 7

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 21, Lot 8,

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 21, Lot 9.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 21, Lot 10

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 21, Lots 11 and 12..

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 21, Lot 13

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 22, Lots 1 and 2a....

Received.

$53 54

32 88

68 84

33 00

25 48

20 24 £

12 00

102 06

12 00

28 80

25 44

89 28

42 00

271 88

21 25

22 50

12 00

7 50

30 00 £

30 00

30 00

33 18

27 36

Right of Tenancy.

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907. ..

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908 . . .

/ Action of the Conimis-\ sioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908....

Action of the Commissioner, May 21, 1908... .

f Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 15, 1908. .. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 11, 1907.. ..

Action of the Commissioner April 7, 1909.....

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, April 6, 1909. . . .

J Action of the Commis-\ sioner, July 13, 1909. . *

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, July 13, 1909.. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, March 15, 1909. .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, July 28, 1908. . . .

f Action of the Commissioner, March 12,1908. .

f Action of the Commis-{ sioner, May 15,190S....

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15,1908....

Action of the Commissioner, May 15,1908... .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16,1907...

J Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 17, 1907...

of the Commis-May 25, 1908... .

Action

sioner,

Rent.

53.54 per ann

32.88 per ann

68.84 per ann.

33.00 per ann

27.74 per ann

20.24 per ann

12.00 per ann

102.06 per ann

12.00 per ann

28.80 per ann

25.44 per ann

89.28 per ann

42.00 per ann

217.50 per ann

25.50 per ann

22.50 per ann

12.00 per ann

30.00 per ann

30.00 per ann

30.00 per ann

30.00 per ann

30.00 per ann

30.00 per ann

33.18 per ann

30.00 per ann

27.36 per ann

Term op Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, !■ 1912................J

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ) missioner or till May 1, 1912...............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com-lissioner or till May 1,

12

mi

19

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, 1912.........

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 ssioner or till May 1, !■ 1912................J

mi

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, '? 1912................J

Lessee or Occupant.

Description op Property.

QUEENS

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 22, Lots 2b and 3.. Murcott & Steffens.

Eggers & Schmidt

George Stenger

Charles Reinig.

Edward Severin

Joseph E. Siebree

Fred Heiber,

Enterprise Fishing Club..

Enterprise Fishing Club..

Entre Nous Fishing Club.

Peter Brennan

Charles Foeller,

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 22, Lot 4

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 22, Lots 5 and 6....

[Michael J. Curry

Edward Schuster.

Geo. J. Van Nostrand. . .

Harry C. Johnson

Michael J. Forbes

Mrs. August Reitz

Stephen H. Gothard

11. C. Jarrold......

Arthur W. Miller.

A. & M. Klaiber.

No Name Club

Robert O’Grady

Tanzer & Kaufman

Mrs. J. Demand

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 22, Lot 7

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 22, Lot 8

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 22, Lot 9

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 22, Lot 9w

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 24, Lots 1 and 2

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 24, Lot 3

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 24, Lot 2a

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 24, Lot 3a

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 24, Lots 4-10

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 27, Lot 5

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 27, Lots 7-11

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 28, Lot 8.......

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 28, Lot 11

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 29, Lot 4.......

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 29, Lot 37

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 29, Lot 38

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 29, Lot 40.......

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 29, Lot 42

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 29, Lot 46.......

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 29, Lot 47

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 29, Lot 48

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 30, Lot 1

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 30, Lot 2

Received.

$12 00

14 40

27 00

13 50

12 00 £

r.

12 60

12 60

12 60

30 00

35 20

38 40

39 00

29 10

27 00

28 03

6 10

34 20

45 90

2000

35 00

30 00

30 00

Right of Tenancy.

f Action of the Commis-1 sioner, Oct. 11, 1907... .

Action of the Commissioner, July 13, 1909... .

! Action of the Commissioner, May 2, 1909.....

! Action of the Commis-\ sioner, June 7, 1909.. . .

f Action of the Commis-l sioner, April 7, 1908....

Action of the Commissioner, April 30, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15,1908... .

Action of the Commissioner, March 31,1908..

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, July 1, 1908.....

| Action of the Commissioner, May 7, 1909.....

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907. . .

Action of the Commissioner, June 4,1909.....

/ Action of the Commis-i \ sioner, May 15, 1909

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908.. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 18,1909....

J Action of the Commis-l sioner, April 30, 1908...

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, July 16, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 10, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, July 13, 1909.. . .

Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 24, 1909.

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 9, 1909.....

Action of the Commissioner, Nov. 30,1908....

Action of the Commissioner, Aug. 12, 1908....

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, March 12, 1909. .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 10, 1909....

f Action of the Commis-| \ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

Rent.

$15.44 per ann

14.40 per ann

14.40 per ann

27.00 per ann

13.50 per ann

12.00 per ann

12.60 per ann

12.60 per ann

12.60 per ann

12.60 per ann

30.00 per ann

38.40 per ann

38.40 per ann

39.00 per ann

29.10 per ann

27.00 per ann

24.00 per ann

60.74 per ann

35.70 per ann

36.60 per ann

34.20 per ann

32.40 per ann

30.00 per ann

30.00 per ann

30.00 per ann

30.00 per ann

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Com- "j missioner or till May 1, !> 1912................j

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, l |    1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ’j missioner or till May 1, 1912................J

I | At pleasure of the Com- ~) missioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, >

1912

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ' missioner or till May 1, • 1912.................

At pleasure of the Com- l missioner or till May 1, 1 1912

f At pleasure^of fthe^Com- 1 ■j | missioner or till May 1, }■ l 1910................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1910.............:..

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- “) missioner or till May 1, 1 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

leasure of the Com-ssioner or till May 1.

At p mi 1912

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, !> 1912

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, 1 1912................j

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, }• 1912................J

Lessee or Occupant.

Jas. Williamson

Thos. E. Rand

Chas. J. Miller.

Description of Property.

QUEENS.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 30, Lot 3

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 30, Lot 31

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 30, Lot 32

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 30, Lots 35 and 36... W. G. Gundlach

Archie Jarrold

Simeon S. Pye

Edw. F. Garcia

Stephen Golding.

Chas. B. Montegolfe

Philip Doling.

Everett W. Sharkey

|Geo. Stenger

R. A. Sharkey

Andrew Elliott

Fred G. Frank

Gustav Hoppe

Gus Stutzman

. P. O. Connor

P. O. Connor

John C. Groh

John C. Groh

Jno. F. Timmons

Samuel Robinson

Samuel Robinson

John S. Burnett, .

Cowen & Maguire

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 30, Lot 37

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 30, Lot 38

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 30, Lot 40

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 30, Lot 41

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 30, Lot 42

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 30, Lot 42

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 34, Lot 3

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 34, Lot 5

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 34, Lot 6

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 34, Lot 9

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 34, Lot 16

Pier at Broad Channel, Block 34, Lot 17

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 34, Lot 22

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 35, Lots 1, 2 and 3.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 35, Lot 4.......

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 35, Lot 7

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 35, Lot 9.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 35, Lot 10

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 35, Lot 12

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 35, Lot 13

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 35, Lot 14

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 35, Lot 15

14,S

Received.

$30 00

00 09

120 00

00 06

82 51

151 21

27 60

28 80

16 20

62 40

22 50

26 54

23 10

12 36 —

12 00

19 20

18 90

37 44

Right of Tenancy.

J Action of the Commis-1_ sioner, May 1,1909.....

Action of the Commissioner, Oct, 11, 1907....

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1909. . .

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 19,1909... .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15,1908.. . .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 24, 1907, and June 7, 1909.......

f Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 8, 1908, and l June 7, 1909..........

I Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 29, 1907....

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, June 2, 1909.....

Action of the Commissioner, June 2, 1909.....

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Aug. 12, 1909....

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1908.

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 1,1909.....

Action of the Commis-| sioner, May 15, 1908 .... j

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, July 17,1908.. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 26, 1908...

! Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, July 27, 1908. . .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 21, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 21, 1908....

/ Action of the Commis-1 sionor, May 1, 1908.

Action of the Commissioner, Dec, 1,1909.....

Action of the Commissioner, April 30, 1909. . .

Action of the Commissioner, April 7, 1908....

Action of the Commissioner, April 30, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Rent.

$30.00 per ann

30.00 per ann

60.00 per ann

120.00 per ann

91.50 per ann

82.51 per ann

68.70 per ann

27.00 per ann

27.60 per ann

28.80 per ann

21.60 per ann

31.20 per ann

27.36 per ann

22.50 per ann

26.54 per ann

24.00 per ann

23.10 per ann

31.03 per ann

28.80 per ann

12.00 per ann

12.36 per ann

12.00 per ann.......

27.36 per ann

19.20 per ann

18.90 per ann

12.00 per ann

37.44 per ann

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912...............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.........

At pleasure of th missioner or till 1912

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, I 1912................J

At pleasure of the Com- "j missioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

Comay 1,

le 1 M

At pleasure of the Com- 1 misstoner or till May 1, !• 1912................J

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1 1912...............

At pelasure of the Com missioner or till May 1 1912...............

At pleasure of the Com missioner or till May 1 1912...............

At pleasure of the Com

* missioner or till May 1 1912...............

At pleasure of the Com missioner or till May 1 1912...............

At pleasure of the Com missioner or till May 1 1912...............

At pleasure of the Com missioncr or till May 1 1912...............

At pleasure of the Com missioner or till May 1 1912..............

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, !■ 1912................

At pleasure of the Com missioner or till May 1 1912...............

At pleasure of the Com missioner or till May 1 1912.............

At pleasure of the Com missioner or till May 1 1912...............

At pleasure of the Com missioner or till May 1 1912...............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

Lessee or Occupant.

Chas. Van Sise

P. O’Connor

J. F. Trommer Brewing

Co

J. F. Trommer Brewing

Co

Mrs. L. B. Willett

Mrs. MarthaW.Harbordt.

Mrs.MarthaW.Harbordt .

Chas. H. Barrett

Wm. J. Casey

Conrad Garbe

Wm. J. Casey

[.John J. Bridges

Alfred E. Homburg

Frank Goehringer

C. Broschard

August Hahn

Frederick Suesser

Fred Brenner, Jr

Wm. H. Harlow

John McCurry

Wm. H. Harlow

Mrs. H. L. Dodd

Alfred E. Homburg

F. S. Ackerman

L. S. Fenton

Geo. E. Lewis & Co

Wm. Sandstrom

Description of Property.

QUEENS.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 35, Lot 16

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 35, Lot 17

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 35, Lots 18-19.. . f Plot at Broad Channel, Block 35, Lots 20-23... /

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 41, Lots 1-2, J Block 42, Lots 1 and 2

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 45, Lots 17-21

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 45, Lots 25, 26 and 27j

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 45, Lot 28

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 45, Lot 29

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 45, Lot 30

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 47, Lot 3

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 100, Lot 7

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 100, Lot 7a

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 100, Lot 12

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 100, Lot 13

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 100, Lot 14

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 100, Lot 15

Plot at Broad Channel. Block 100, Lots 16 and 17

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 101, Lots 1, 2 and3|

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 101, Lot 4

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 101, Lot 5

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 101, Lot 6

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 101, Lot 7

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 101, Lot 9

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 105, Lot 10

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 105, Lot 12

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 106, Lot 14

Received.

$12 00

61 80

27 30

27 30

25 52 77

26 40

25 00

25 00

39 30

36 90

21 00

15 94

13 92

18 50

8 44

8 50

19 20

to

99 20

15 00

15 00

12 00

48 89

22 50

Right of Tenancy.

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

j Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 15, 1908. . . .

Action of the Commissioner, April 17, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, April 17, 1908.. .

Action of the Comrnis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Commis-12, 1908..

of the , March

Action

sioner,

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, April 6, 1908... .

| / Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 10, 1907...

I Action of the Commis-| 1 sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, April 14, 1909...

f Action of the Commis-[ sioner, June 26, 1909...

Action of the Commissioner, July 13, 1909. . .

I Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Dec. 15, 1909. . .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Dec. 14, 1909. . .

f Action of the Commis-1 sioner, Aug. 10, 1909. . .

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 11, 1907, nd Dec. 10, 1909......

j Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907...

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . .

/ Action of the Commis-l sioner, Nov. 4, 1908.. . .

Rent.

$12.00 per ann.

60.60 per ann.

61.80 per ann.

27.30 per ann.

27.30 per ann.......

27.76 per ann.

28.20 per ann.

25.00 per ann.

25.0j per ann.

49.60 per ann........

39.30 per ann.......

36.90 per ann........

21.00 per ann........j 1

18.00 per amn........

15.94 per ann.

15.90 per ann.

13.60 per ann.

22.50 per ann.

25.50 per ann.

21.60 per ann.

48.00 per ann.

15.00 per ann.

15.00 per ann.

15.00 per ann.

12.00 per ann.

48.89 per ann.

15.00 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, !• 1912................J

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, \ 1912

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1 1912................J

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, • 1912

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, )• l I 1912................J

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 I missioner or till May 1, 1912

I At pleasure of the Commissioner or till Mav 1,

I 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, 1 1912................J

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, 1912................J

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, 1 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1,

1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912...............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1912................

I At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

Lessee or Occupant.

Chas. Richard

I Slain ti Rod & Gun Club.

John McCurry.

Ellen C. Mahlon

Dr. C. W. Brantigan....

Wm. A. Black.

John J. Lambert.

Wm. Engel.

...

Lawrence L. Hart....

Kalkbrenner & Exner. . .

Description of Property.

QUEENS

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 108, Lot 1...

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 109, Lots 1 and 2..

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 109, Lots 3 and 4. .

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 109, Lot 5.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 109, Lot 6.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 109, Lot 7.......

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 109, Lot 8.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 109, Lot 10.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 109, Lot 11

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 109, Lots 12 and 13

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 109, Lots 14 and 15s Chas. P. Weis.....

John A. Schoepp.

Edw. H. Madison......

Pawnee Club.

Paul & Wm. Boest.

Herman Hoffman.

Neil J. Skou

Arthur Tarrant.

Frank Denig.

Wm. H. Leonhard

Jacob J. Velton.

Chas. Whelan

Frederick Gessler.

C. J. Lawler.

Louis C. Ott.

Wm. P. Amberman

Michael P. Burke

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 109, Lots 15n and 16

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 109, Lot 17.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 109, Lot 18.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 111, Lot 1,

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 111, Lot 2.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 111, Lot 3.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 111, Lot 4.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 111, Lot 5.

Plot at Broad Channel, Lot 140.

Plot at Broad Channel, Lots 142 and 142a.

Plot at Broad Channel, Lot 143.

Plot at Broad Channel, Lot 145.

Plot at Broad Channel, Lot 146.

Plot at Broad Channel, Lot 161,

Plot at Broad Channel, Lot 189.

Plot at Broad Channel, Lot 414.

Received.

$11 00

37 50

200 00

8,780 00

8,780 00

350 04

150 00

120 00

1,500 00

1,571 57

975 00

4,816 64

2,375 00

3,006 64

7,999 94

1,466 68

120 00

180 00

68 00

153 36

18 75 £

CO

18 75

36 00

24 00

24 00

24 00

24 00

S3 30

52 10

30 50

Right of Tenancy.

f Action of the Commis-1 sioner, June 5, 1909... .

Action of the Commissioner, May 4, 1909.. ..

( Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 16, 1909...

f Action of the Commis-¹ sioner, April 4, 1905. Approved by Sinking Fund, April 5, 1905.. . .

Action of the Commissioner, April 4, 1905. Approved by Sinking Fund, April 5, 1905.. ..

Action of the Commissioner, April 4, 1905. Approved by Sinking Fund, April 5, 1905.. . .

j Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 1, 1908. . ..

( Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 1, 1908. .. .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 1, 1908. . . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908. . . .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, July 6, 1909....

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908. . . .

Commis-1908....

Commis-1909...

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, April 27, 1909...

/ Action of the 1 sioner, May 1,

/ Action of the (

1 sioner, April 23,

Commis-1908....

Commis-190S....

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, June 30, 1908...

J Action of the Commis-\ sioner, June 30, 1908...

/ Action of the \ sioner, May 1,

f Action of the ( sioner, May 1,

J Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 1, 1909. . . .

f Action of the C \ sioner, May 1, 1

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 1, 1908. . . .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 1, 1908. . . .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, June 30, 1908...

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, June 30, 1908...

f Action of the \ sioner, June 30,

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, June 30, 1907...

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, June 30, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908. . . .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Dec. 3, 1907. . . .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Jan. 13, 1908....

jommis-908....

Commis-1908...

Rent.

$12.00 per ann.'

150.00 per ann

100.00 per month

8,780.00 per ann. 9,658.00 per ann. 10,623.80 per ann.

8,780.00 per ann. 9,658.00 per ann. 10,623.80 per ann.

900.00 1st term. 990.00 2d term. 1,089.00 3d term.

350.00 per ann.

150.00 per ann.

120.00 per ann.

1,500.00 per ann.

600.00 per ann.

3,900.00 per ann,

7,225.00 per ann.

4,750.00 per ann.

4,510.00 per ann.

8,000.00 per ann.

1,500.00 per ann.

120.00 per ann.

180.00 per ann,

120.00 per ann.

460.00 per ann.

75.00 per ann.

75.00 per ann.

36.00 per ann.

24.00 per ann.

24.00 per ann.

24.00 per ann.

24.00 per ann.

200.00 per ann.

125.00 per ann

125.00 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

/ At pleasure of the Com- 1 1 | missioner...'.........J

ure of the Corn-

Lessee or Occupant.

Otto Schmidt.

Description of Property

QUEENS.

Plot at Broad Channel, Lot 419.

RICHMOND. Pier at Rossville, Staten Island.

Chas. W. Hughes

Berth 200 feet of pier foot Canal street, Stapleton \ I    / I At pleas

and space for structures 30x 80 feet........./ Rodgers and Haggerty... \ missioners

STATEN ISLAND FERRY.

( May 29, 1905, to May 29,

r steam railroad in station at St. George, \ Staten Island Rapid I May 29, 1915, to May 29,

Island............................./    Transit Railway Co. . . \    1925................

I May 29, 1925, to May 29, l 1935................

|" May 29, 1905, to May 29, 1

Tracks for trolley lines in station at St. George, \ Richmond Light & Rail- / May 29, 1915, to May 29, {

Staten Island............................./    road Company........\    1925................

May 29, 1925, to May 29, 1935............

Tracks on viaduct between Jay Street and Ter- 1 iRichmond Light & Rail- f 110 years, with two re-

minal Station, St.    George, S. I............../    |    road Conlpany........•{    |    newal terms of    10 years

each.................

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner........ /

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

/ At pleasure of the Com- \ \ missioner........... . /

f At pleasure of the Com- 1 U. S. Express Company. . \    missioner............/

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............j

f I At pleasure of the Com- 1 \ I missioner............J

N. Y. Telephone Com- / pany

1 N. Y. & N. J. Telephone / / Company............\

Chas. M. Schwalbe.

U. S. Post Office

At pleasure of the Com- \ mission er............/

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............J

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............J

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............/

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............J

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............f

At pleasure of the Commissioner ............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............J

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............J

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............J

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............J

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............/

At pleasure of the Commissioner ............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............J

Tracks for Staten

Pay station at Manhattan Terminal.

Pay station at Richmond Terminal.

Barber shop at Richmond Terminal

Store room at Richmond Terminal,

Carrying mails on ferry, etc..........; . . t......

Newspaper and flower stands, machines, etc., \

Manhattan Terminal...................... [ Wm. Wharton

Chas. A. Clayton....

stands, machines, etc..

James Hughes.

machines, etc.,

Wm. Wheeler

machines, etc.,

Newspaper and flower Manhattan Terminal.

Newspaper stand, restaurant, Richmond Terminal........

Newspaper stand, restaurant, Richmond Terminal........

Catoggio Bros

Boot blacking business

Tele-

Jos. Lapitino.... Western Union

Co

New York Herald.

New York Herald.

H. P. Miles.

N. Y. Centadrink Co.

N. Y. Centadrink Co.

Chas. Beaszler.

Chas. Beaszler.

Thos. J. Kieman.

Stephen McEneamey.. . . {

Thos. J. Fenley.........

Multiphone Operating

Operating j

Music on boats.............

Office at Richmond Terminal.

News bureau at Manhattan Terminal.

Wireless station at Manhattan Terminal.

Weighing machines at both Terminals.......

Mineral water machine at Manhattan Terminal. .

u*r

Mineral water machine at Richmond Terminal.. . .

Cab stand at Richmond Terminal.

Cab stand at Richmond Terminal.

Cab stand at Richmond Terminal.

Cab stand at Richmond Terminal.

Co

Multiphone

Co

R. P. Winne

Cab stand at Richmond Terminal.............

Two multiphone machines at Richmond Terminal.......

One multiphone minal........

machine at Manhattan Ter-

One phonograph at Manhattan Terminal.

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Received.

$117 39

22 64

90 00

167 00

12 90

00 09

630 00

1,620 03

433 30

433 30

96 66

175 00

41 65

4 65

8 00

10 00

4 67

Received.

$10,000 00

11,000 00

20,104 24

9,844 82

Right of Tenancy.

Comm is-1908.. ..

/ Action of the 1 sioner, May 1,

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, Jan. 22, 1909...

J Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 8, 1909.. . .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 12, 1909...

Action of the Commissioner, July 8, 1909. . . .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Oct. 4, 1909

Action of the Commissioner July 2, 1909.....

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 27, 1909.. .

Action of the Commis-k sioner, June 30, 1908, [ and April 23, 1909

fAction of the Commis-\ sioner, June 30, 1908, [ and April 23, 1909

Action of the Commissioner June 30, 1908.. and April 23, 1909......

f Action of the Commis-t sioaer May 1, 1903....

./ Action of the Commissioner, June 30, 1908.. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908. .,.

[Action of the Commis-¹ sioner, June 30, 1908..

Action of the Commissioner, Jan. 20, 1909....

/ Action of the Commissioner, April 8, 1909... .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, July 26, 1909. . .

J Action of the Commis-\ sioner, April 21, 1909...

/ Action of the Coramis-\ sioner, Jan. 13, 1908....

Rent.

$250.00 per ann

2.00 per mo.

30.00 per mo.

1.00 per day

100.00 per ann

20.00 per mo.

5.00 per day

300.00 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

Lessee or Occupant.

f At pleasure \ missioner.

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

f At pleasure    of    the    Com-1

\ missioner............j

/ At pleasure    of    the    Com-    \

. \ missioner............J

of the Corn-

Richmond L. & R. R. Co.

Andrew J. Hickey

Gore-Meehan Co.

Ferro Concrete Cons. Co

\ N. Y. & N. J. Displayo- f At pleasure of the Com- "I J graph Co.............\ missioner..........\ J

At pleasure of the Commissioner.......... \

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

f At pleasure of the Com-) \ missioner............/

f At pleasure of the Com- \

\ missioner............/    1,805.00 per ann.

400.00 per ann

400.00 per ann.

8.33 per mo.

525.00 per ann.

100.00 per ann 100.00 per ann,

w t-r.

1.00 per mo

5.00 each boat.

300.00 per ann.

928.88 per ann.

75.00 per ann.

| | At pleasure of the Com- 1 1 missioner............j

/ At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............ I

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............/

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............j

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............j

At pleasure of the Com- J missioner

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............/

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............J

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............1

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner....,.......J

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............J

Otto Abrams

Edw. V. Farley,

Auto Lunch Co.

Wm. Wheeler

Jos. Lapitino

Jos. Lapitino

D. Salvia.

H. P. Miles

Description of Property.

Furnishing steam for office,

News stand outside Manhattan Terminal

Storing stone on pier at Stapleton

Berth at St. George..................

STATEN ISLAND FERRY.

Two displayographs at Richmond Terminal. . .

News and refreshment stand outside Manhattan 1 Terminal...........;...................../

Berths for boats at Stapleton...................

Baggage and parcel rooms at both terminals and 1 lunch counter, Manhattan..................J

} Multiphone Operating Co. \

THIRTY-NINTH STREET FERRY.

News and cigar stands, etc., at both terminals

Music on boats

Boot blacking on boats,

Fruit stand at Thirty-ninth street..............

Five weighing and vending machines, both ter- 1 minals.................................../

One multiphone machine at Manhattan Terminal. . |Multiphone Operating Co. 1

One multiphone machine at Thirty-ninth street Terminal...............................

[Union Ferry Co.

Central R.R. of N. J..

Bush Terminal Co.

Bush Terminal Co.

[r. P. Winne

Signs on struoturc.

Landing ferry boat at Manhattan Terminal

Intake pipe near Thirty-ninth street Terminal....

Railroad tracks near Thirty-ninth street terminal.

Phonograph at Manhattan Terminal,

LEASES OF FERRY FRANCHISES AND WHARF PROPERTY USED FOR FERRY PURPOSES.

Right of Tenancy.

Public sale, Dec. 21, 1897...

Public sale, June 27, 1898. .

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 6,    1905.

Approved by Sinking Fund, May 16, 1906... .

Action of the Commissioner, May 8, 15 and Oct. 17, 1902. Approved by Sinking Fund, March 4, 1903.. .

Rent.

Term of Lease.

Lessees.

Location

NORTH RIVER.

$10,000.00 per ann

11,000.00 per ann

20,104.25 per ann.......

5% of gross receipts—not | less than $8,500 per ann. Rental for second term to be fixed by arbitration ...

Dec. 21, 1897, to Dec. 21, 1 1902................

May 1, 1898, to May 1, 1908................

March 1, 1905, to March 1, 1915..............

May 1, 1903, to May 1,1

1913................I

May 1, 1913, to May 1, f 1923................J

Central Railroad Com- f pany of New Jersey... I.

Associates of the Jersey Company............

Hoboken Ferry Company \

Erie Railroad Company.. j

Liberty street, New York to Communipaw, N. J. \

Cortlandt street to Jersey City.

Barclay street to Hoboken

Chambers street to Jersey City

Received.

$3,500 00

7,200 00

22,500 00

12,857 24 S

32,150 00

26,000 00

27,500 00

18,654.17

11,419 93

]    17,402 53

from all ferries leased by , Union J Ferry Co.

171 68

18,809 39

4,702 36

Right of Tenancy.

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 30, 1906, and July 30, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, Nov. 14, 1906. . .

Public sale, June 27, 1898.

Action of the Commis-sioner, Dec. 6,    1905.

1 Approved by Sinking l Fund, May 16, 1906... .

Action of the Commissioner, Nov. 6 and Dec. 10, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 6 and 23, 1903..........

Rent.

$3,500.00 per ann

7,200.00 per ann

22,500.00 per ann

1st term, wharf property, $12,856.25; franchise,

$1....................

2d term, wharf property, $14,209; franchise, $1...

1st term, wharf property, f Action of the Commis-$32,149; franchise, $1...    j    sioner, June 29, 1903.

2d term, wharf property,    ]    Approved by Sinking

$37,099; franchise, $1...    [    Fund, July 16, 1903... .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 9, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 30, 1903... .

f Action of the Commis-

I sioner, Jan. 4, 1906. 1 Approved by Sinking [ Fund, Feb. 7, 1906.....

1st term, wharf property, f $25,999; franchise, $1. . . J 2d term, wharf property, " $29,999; franchise, $1. . .

$27,500,000 per ann 28,875.00 30,318.75 per ann

per ann

5% gross receipts—not less] ( Action of the Commissioner, June 5, 1902. Approved by Sinking Fund, Nov. 5, 1902....

Action of the Commissioner, May 16, 1902. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 25, 1902. ..

Resolution of Sinking Fund, May 10, 1905....

/ Resolution of Sinking \ Fund, May 10, 1905... .

/ Resolution of Sinking \ Fund, May 10, 1905... .

, Action of the Commissioner, April 8,    1903.

1    Approved by Sinking

'    Fund, July 2, 1903.....

/ Resolution of Sinking \ Fund, May 10, 1905

Public sale, June 27, 1898...

f Resolution of Sinking \ Fund, May 10, 1905....

Public sale, June 27, 1898...

Public sale, April 5, 1889...

f Public sale, June 27, 1898. \ Agreement May 8,1908.

than $18,150.00 per ann.: Rent to be fixed by arbitration.....

5% of gross receipts—not less than So,500 per ann.

2% of gross receipts

2% of gross receipts.

2% of gross receipts,

ipts—not less per ann.....

o gross rece than $1,000

5%

2% of gross receipts.

20,000.00 per ann

2% of gross receipts

5,000.00 per ann

15,000.00 per ann

9,500.00 per ann

Term of Lease.

Sept. 9, 190(fc to Sept. 9, j

May 1, 1898, to May 1, 1908................

/................SX61

l ‘qo-i^K °1 ‘£'061 ‘1 HOJBpj

June 25, 1905, to June 25,

1915................

June 25, 1915, to June 25, 1925................

Sept. 20, 1905, to Sept. 1

20, 1915.............J

Sept. 20, 1915, to Sept. 1 20, 1925............./

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Nov. 1, 1904, to May 1, 1906

Nov. 1, 1904, to May 1, 1900................

Jan. 1, 1904, to May 1, 1906

:}

1, 1903, to Jan. 1

Jan. I, 1906

Nov. 1, 1904, to Nov. 1, \ 1905................ J

May 1, 1898, to May 1, 1908

Nov. 1, 1904, to May 1,

1906

May 1, 1898, to May 1, 1908

Holding over.

May 1, 1898, to May 1, 1908

Lessees.

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company.......

Associates of the Jersey Company............

Hoboken Ferry Company \

Location.

NORTH RIVER.

From a point between Desbrosses and Watts streets to Weehawken, N. J................

Desbrosses street to Jersey City.

Christopher street to Hoboken

Ferry from West Twenty-second street to Com- f Central Railroad Com- J munipaw, N. J., 86.10 feet of bulkhead and { | pany of New Jersey... land under water in front of

same.

Ferry between West Twenty - second and f Twenty-third streets to Hoboken, N. J., about J

225 feet of bulkhead and land under water in j Hoboken Ferry Company front of same.............................t

Ferry from West Twenty-third streret to Jersey f

City, about 180.82 feet of bulkhead and land-j |Erie Railroad Company., under water in front of

Pennsylvania Railroad Company............

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company.......

Riverside and Fort Lee Ferry Company.......

Union Ferry Company..

[Union Ferry Company. .

Union Ferry Company... .

Long Island Railroad Company............

Union Ferry Company. . (

'Brooklyn Ferry Company / of New York, assignee. 1

Union Ferry Company..

Brooklyn Ferry Company of New York, assignee.............

Brooklyn Ferry Com-of New York,

pany

assignee

Nassau Ferry Company... .

same

and Twenty-fourth j

Between West Twenty-third streets to Jersey City.....

West Forty-second street to Weehawken, N. J..

Hundred and Thirtieth street to Edge- f I. J...............................I

EAST RIVER.

West One water, N

Whitehall street to Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn. . .

Whitehall street to Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn

Wall street to Montague street, Brooklyn

Pier 8 to Long Island City.

Fulton street to Fulton street, Brooklyn

Roosevelt street to Broadway and South Eighth f street, Brooklyn..........................I

Catharine street to Washington street, Brooklyn...

Grand street to Grand street, Brooklyn

Gran 1 street to Broadway, Brooklyn

East Houston street to Grand street, Brooklyn....

:\

Received.

83,437 17

15,081 75

6,955 00 g

14,039 74

4,000 00

1,500 00

171 95

8100 00

232 18

100 00

00 00k

75 00 £

-r

675 00

2 Right of Tenancy.

f Action of the Commissioner, June 8 and 26, 1909. Approved by the I Sinking Fund, June 9 [ and July 2, 1909.......

f Public sale, May 21, 1894. i Resolutions, April 28, I 1899, and May 10, 1901

Action of the Commissioner, June 3, 1909. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 9, 1909. .. .

Public sale, April 9, 1903. ..

Public sale, July 18, 1904

! Action of the Commissioner, May 20, 1903. J Approved by Sinking ]    Fund, Aug. 10, 1903,

and public sale, May 3. I 1904.................

Lease, dated Nov. 19, 1877..

f Action of the Commis-J sioner, Jan. 12, 1906. } Approved by Sinking ( Fund, Jan. 25, 1906....

f Action of the Commis-I sioner, Jan. 12, 1906. | Approved by Sinking [ Fund, Jan. 25, 1906....

f Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 21, 1906, ■i and April 27,    1908.

Approved by Sinking [ Fund, April 4, 1906....

Action of the Commissioner, May 25, 1909. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 9, 1909. ...

Lease, dated Dec. 22, 1897..

Public sale, July 18, 1904.. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 19, 1909. Approved by Sinking Fund,June 9, 1909. . . .

Rent.

2% of gross receipts—but not less than 87,500.00 per ann................

8,500.00 per ann

2% of gross receipts

10,000.00 per ann

5% of gross receipts—not less than 84,500; wharf property, 8700.........

gross receipts—not than 84,000,

3i%

less

Appraisal

1,500.00 per ann

5% gross receipts—not less than 8100 per ann......

[ 5% gross receipts—not less than $100 per ann......

5% gross receipts—not less than 8100 per ann. Land under water 875 per ann.

100.00 per ann

300.00 per ann

300.00 per ann

300.00 per ann

Term of Lease.

May 1, 1909, to May 1, 1934................

May 1, 1894, to May 1, 1904

May 1, 1909, to May 1, 1910

Dec. 1, 1901, to Dec. 1, 1911................

May 1, 1904, to May 1, 1914................

Sept. 1, 1903, to Sept. 1, I

1913................ !

Sept. 1, 1913, to Sept. 1, 1 1923

Holding over.

Feb. 1, 1906, to Feb. 1, 1911................

Feb. 1, 1906, to Feb. 1, 1911................

April 1, 1906, to April 1,

1911

June 1, 1909, to June 1, 1914

Aug. 1, 1897, to Aug. 1, 1909.

May 1, 1904, to May 1, 1909j

May 1, 1909, to May 1, 1914

Lessees.

Interborough Ferry Company................

Brooklyn Ferry Com-I pany of New York, assignee.............

Long Island Railroad Company............

Brooklyn Ferry Company of New York... .

New York & East River 1 Ferry Company

New York and College [ Point Ferry Company.. f

Pennsylvania Railroad ! Company............ J

Arthur McAvoy,

Wm. J. Warner

P. Howard Reid

Wilbur F. Steele

Port Richmond & Bergen 1 Point Ferry Company. J

New Jersey and Staten Island Ferry Company.

New Jersey and Staten 1 Island Ferry Company. /

Location.

EAST RIVER.

Ferries from East Tenth and Twenty-third streets, to Greenpoint avenue, Brooklyn.....

East Twenty-third street to Broadway, Brooklyn

East Thirty-fourth street, Manhattan, to Long ' Island City..............................

East Forty-second street to Broadway, Brooklyn /

East Ninety-second street to Astoria

East Ninety-ninth street and north of One Hun- ] dred and Thirty-fourth street to North Beach and College Point.......................

BROOKLYN.

Brooklyn (foot of Fulton street) to Jersey City, j

From Canarsie Landing, Canarsie, to Barren Island and Rockaway Point...............

From Canarsie Landing, Canarsie, to Avenue 1 “X”, Bergen Beach....................../

From Ocean avenue, Sheepshead Bay, to Plum Beach, Barren Island, and Rockaway Beach, d land under water foot Ocean avenue.....

i:

Ferry from a point between Ocean avenue and Twenty - first street, Sheepshead Bay, to various points in Jamaica Bay

RICHMOND.

Port Richmond, Staten Island, to Bergen Point, 1 New Jersey..............................j

Holland’s Hook, Staten Island, to Elizabethport, New Jersey..............................

Holland’s Hook, Staten Island, to Elizabethport, / New Jersey

Location

Name of Permittee

Privilege.

Rent.

Date of ■ Permit.

Date

Revoked.

North River

Battery Landing

Anning J. Smith

George W. Beebe

Landing steamers Sylvester”......

Landing steamer “Mt. Desert”

“Rosedale” and “John

Capt. Al. Foster

steamer “Angler”

M. Blasius

boat “Arion”

Capt. John P. Roberts.

boat “Observation"

Ralph J. Griffith

boat “Halcyon”.......

steamer “General Lee”

$ 10.00 and S5.00 per day.

4.00 per day, May 1 to

Nov. 1.............

3.00 per day, Nov. 1 to May 1..........

4.00 per day, May 1 to

Nov. 1.............

3.00 per day, Nov. 1 to May 1.............

Regular wharfage........

3.00 per day..........

3.00    “    ...........

April 5, 1909

May 1, 1909

May 1, 1909

Sept. 13, 1909

Dec. 23, 1909

5.00

Hinchliffe Steamboat Co.

J. H. Gallaher.

Chas. T. Bauer.

steamer “Wm. Storie”......

steamer “City of Worcester” steamer “Accomack”.......

5.00

10.00

4.00

New York Excursion Co

McAllister Steamboat Co.

boat “Zephyr”.......

steamer “Sam Sloan”

3.00

5.00

Approach to Pier 10...................

New made land foot Liberty street......

foot Cortlandt street. ...

foot Barclay street......

foot Chambers street.. .. foot Desbrosses street... between Piers 31 and 32

Pier 33, Canal street

U. S. Volunteer Life Saving Corps....

Frank McGahan...................

Patrick Fitzgerald.................

Thomas James.....................

Wm. Corcoran.....................

Mrs. Rose Connell..................

Jeremiah Lyons....................

Mary Ann Healey..................

M.    J. McNamara...................

Metropolitan Street Railway Co......

N.    J. & N. Y. Steamboat Co.........

Requa & Duell....................

Morton’s Peekskill & N. Y. Day Line

Maintain rowboat.

Refreshment stand

1.00 per annum.....

5.00 per month.....

Fruit stand

News stand

Awning shed.................

Berth for steamer “Wyckoff”.

“A. Brearly"

"Peekskill”

"Fannie Woodall” and

2.00

2.00

2.00

2.00

2.00

2.00

2.00

110.04 per annum 5.00 per day... 5.00    “

May 4, 1909 .............

May 13, 1909 Nov. 7, 1909

Mar. 15, 1909 .............

May 17, 1909 .............

June 15, 1909 Sept. 6, 1909

June 29, 1909 .............

July 6, 1909 Sept. 6, 1909

July 8, 1909    ...........

Aug. 23, 1909 .............

May 1, 1909 .............

May 1, 1908 .............

May 20, 1908 .............

June 4, 1909 Sept. 1. 1909

April 29, 1904 .............

April 29, 1904 .............

April 29, 1904 .............

April 29, 1904 .............

April 29, 1904 .............

May 12, 1909 Sept. 24, 1909 May 13, 1909 May 25, 1909 Mar. 12, 1909 Dec. 29, 1909

5.00

Bulkhead south of Pier 42

between Piers 42 and 43

Marginal street foot Christopher street.

Upland between Piers 46 and 48

Blake Contracting Co...

Nicholas J. Carey......

L. D. Davis...........

Michael J. McGuigan... Bernard Campbell & Co.

R. & C. Henry.........

J. L. Keating & Co.....

Watchman’s shanty

Float

Express office News stand..

Space for storage, 30 x 100

2.20 per month 6.00

15.00

2.00

37.50

37.50

37.50

Mar. 9, 1909 Jan. 7, 1909 May 1, 1909 April 29, 1904 April 29, 1904 Nov. 30, 1908 Dec. 1, 1908 Dec. 1, 1908

Dec. 30, 1909 April 1, 1909 Oct. 1, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

'!•

PERMITS GRANTED BY THE COMMISSIONER FOR

Name of Permittee.

Privilege.

Rent.

Date of Permit.

Uplands between piers 46 and 48

Jos. T. Hackett

Manhattan Sand Co.

Space for storage 30 x 100

Bulkhead north of Pier 52

J. & J. W. Ellsworth Co

Berth for oyster boat

A. F. Merrill & Son

$37.50 per month 37.50

2.40    per day...

3.40

1.80

between Pier 561- and Bloomfield street

Dunn & Roche

2.80

Wm. C. Porth

2.20

Alexander Fraser Co.....

Van Orden Bros.........

John Thompson.........

George Thompson........

George M. Still..........

I.    P. Mersereau..........

J.    I. Houseman Oyster Co.

2.00

3.00

2.40

1.50

1.90

2.10

1.80

1.60

J. J. Merrill & Co

1.90

Pier 53, Bloomfield street......

Approach to Pier 54...........

Pier 54, West Thirteenth street.

King’s Trans. & Supply Co. North River Steamboat Co.

Bartholomew Sullivan.

Southern Pacific Co

1.80

1.00

Approach to steamship piers

Royal Mail Steam Packet Co Theo. Schwacke.............

Berth for steamer “Raleigh”.

Refreshment stand..........

Berth for steamer “Antilles”.

“Avon”...

5.00

Marks Diamond

Pier 57, West Fifteenth street

Compagnie Generale Transatlantique.

Pier 59, West Eighteenth street.....

Pier 61, West Twenty-first street... . Pier 62, West Twenty-second street

Marginal street foot West Twenty-second street...........

Marginal street between West Twenty-second and Twenty-third streets......................................

Marginal street between West Twenty-second and Twenty-third streets.......................................

Marginal street between West Twenty-second and Twenty-third streets......................................

Marginal street foot West Twenty-third street............

Hartfield, Solari & Co....................

Griswold A. Thompson...................

American Sight Seeing Coach & Boat Co.. . .

McAllister Steamboat Co.................

Hugh Goodwin..........................

Space for sale of chairs.......

flowers......

Berth for steamer “Hudson"..

“Califomie” “Sannil"... Landing boat “Clermont”....

Berth for boat “Clifton”......

Landing steamer “Sam Sloan”

1.00 per month. 15.00 per day. . . Regular Wharfage 1.00 per month. 1.00 “

Regular wharfage..

32.00 per day 5.00    “

5.00

5.00

Milk stand

2.00 per month

Dec. 1, 1908 June 14, 1909 May 13,1904 May 13, 1904 Dec. 18, 1904 Dec. 18, 1904 May 13, 1904 May 13, 1904 Dec. 18, 1904 Dec. 18, 1904 Dec. 18, 1904 Dec. 18, 1904 Dec. 18, 1904 May 13, 1904 Dec. 18, 1904 Dec. 18, 1904 Dec. 18, 1904 May 29, 1908 Mar. 15, 1909 Aug. 4, 1908 Nov. 17, 1909 Nov. 4, 1909 July 24, 1908 June 2, 1909 Nov. 4, 1909 Dec. 4, 1909 July 22, 1909 June 19, 1909 May 10, 1909 Aug. 23, 1909 May 13. 1909

May 9, 1909

July 31, 1909

July 29, 1909 July 11, 1909 Oct. 31, 1909 Sept. 7, 1909 Oct. 1, 1909

Wm. H. Besch.

Thomas Walsh

Mrs. Catherine Howard

Thomas Nugent. . Louise Lagonzeha.

News stand

2.00

2.00

Nov. 1, 1904

April 27, 1906

Milk, lemonade and candy stand.

News stand..................

Fruit stand..................

2.00

2.00

10.00

Nov. 13, 1908 Feb. 28, 1906 May 1, 1908

Location.

Name of Permittee.

Privilege.

Rent.

Date

Revoked.

Marginal street between West Twenty-third and West Twenty-fourth streets.............................

Marginal street between West Twenty-fourth and West Twenty-fifth streets...............................

Marginal street foot West Twenty-fifth street.............

Marginal street foot West Thirtieth street................

Upland between West Thirty-third and West Thirty-fourth streets...........................................

Upland between West Thirty-third and West Thirty-fourth streets...........................................

Bulkhead foot West Thirty-fourth street.................

Approach to Pier at West Thirty-fifth street..............

West Forty-second street............

Wm. McArdle

News stand

$2.00 per month.

Sept. 23, 1907

N. Y. Taxicab Co.

P. Parker.

Owen McKane.

Space for taxicabs. .

Office, 6x6x8.....

Watchman’s shanty.

12.50.

2.20

2.20

Dec. 8, 1909 April 29. 1904 Nov. 16, 1904

Bernard Campbell & Co.

Space for storage, 30 x 100

37.50

Dec. 31, 1908

Pier at West Forty-fifth street.. . “ West Forty-eighth street.

Upland between West Forty-ninth and West Fiftieth streets Pier at West Fiftieth street............................

F. H. Chapman.........

Eugene R. Duffy........

Mrs. Mary Allen........

Robert J. Madine......

James Wade...........

Wm. Donnelly..........

Southern Pacific Co.....

Hinkle Iron Works......

Mrs. S. J. Murphy.......

Hudson Navigation Co. . Hudson River Day Line E. E Olcott............

Float.......

Candy stand News stand.

Watchman’s shanty.

Berth for “Creole”.

Space for storage, 30 x 100.......

Float..........................

Berth for steamer “C. W. Morse”

“Albany”.

“Fulton”

37.50

5.00

2.00

2.00

2.20

2.20

10.00 per day... 37.50 per month. 2.50 per month. 15.00 per day. . . Regular wharfage.

Upland between West Fiftieth and West Fifty-first streets.

J. L. Keating & Co.

Space for storage, 30 x 100

37.50 per month. 37.50

F. FI. Chapman........

Bernard Campbell & Co. A. J. H. Brooks Co.....

37.50

37.50

37.50

Upland foot West Fifty-first street......................

Upland between West Fifty-first and West Fifty-second streets...........................................

Upland between West Fifty-first and West Fifty-second streets...........................................

Upland between West Fifty-first and West Fifty-second streets...........................................

Upland between West Fifty-second and West Fifty-fourth streets...........................................

Upland between West Fifty-second and West Fifty-fourth streets..........................................

Upland between West Fifty-second and West Fifty-fourth streets...........................................

Upland between West Fifty-second and West Fifty-fourth streets...........................................

Upland between West Fifty-second and West Fifty-fourth streets...........................................

Simon O’Kane.

Candy stand

1.00

Nov. 30, 1908 June 14, 1906 May 20, 1909 July 8, 1907 May 18, 1908 May 17, 1908 April 7, 19C9 Aug. 16, 1909 April 29, 1904 Jan. 10, 1909 June 2, 1909 Sept. 3, 1909 Sept. 3, 1909 Nov. 30, 1908 Aug. 20, 1908 July 19, 1909 Aug. 18, 1909 Dec. 8, 1909 June 10, 1909

Oct. 1, 1909

July 10, 1909

Feb. 8, 1909

June 30 1909

Oct. 1, 1909

May 1, 1909

Oct. 1, 1909

Wm. Brooks Son.

A. J. FI. Brooks Co

A. J. H. Brooks Co.

Jos. Tino & Co.

C. J. Gallagher

James Stewart

M. Kane & Son

Space for storage, 30 x 100

37.50

37.50

37.50

37.50    .

37.50

37.50

37.50

37.50

June 30, 1908

Aug. 20, 1908

Nov. 30, 1908 Nov. 27,1908

June 11, 1908

Dec. 1, 1908

Jan. 5, 1909

Sept. 9, 1908

May 1,1909

Location.

Name of Permittee.

Privilege.

Rent.

Date of Permit.

Date

Revoked.

Upland between West Fifty-second and West Fifty-fourth streets..........................................

Upland between West Fifty-second and West Fifty-fourth streets...........................................

Upland between West Fifty-second and West Fifty-fourth streets............................................

Upland between West Fifty-second and West Fifty-fourth streets...........................................

Upland between West Fifty-second and West Fifty-fourth streets..........................................

Upland between West Fifty-second and West Fifty-fourth streets...........................................

Upland between West Fifty-second and West Fifty-fourth streets...........................................

Upland between West Seventy-seventh and West Seventy-ninth streets.....................................

Bulkhead south of IVest Seventy-ninth Street............

Upland between West Eightieth and West Eighty-first streets........................................

Upland between West Eightieth and WTest Eighty-first streets...........................................

Pier at West One Hundred and Twenty-ninth street.......

Foot of West One Hundred and Twenty-ninth street........

Bulkhead between West One Hundred and Twenty-ninth and West One Hundred and Thirtieth streets..........

Upland between AVest One Hundred and Twenty-ninth and West One Hundred and Thirtieth streets.............

Foot of West One Hundred and Thirtieth street..........

Pier at AA⁷est One Hundred and Thirty-first street.........

Rafferty Bros.

James McLaughlin

Clarence L. Smith Co.

Crescent Sand & Gravel Co.

Manhattan Sand Co.

E. & J. Marrin

John A. Philbrick & Bro.

C. Cummings

Uegnon Contracting Co.

James McLaughlin

J. E. Reilly.

Miss R. Isaacs

Frank Muller

Thos. F. McLaughlin....

Bofelis & Pipiles........

New York Excursion Co. Montauk Steamboat Co..

McAllister Steamboat Co.

Space for storage, 30 x 100.. .

Space for storage, 60 x 100 Watchman’s shanty.........

Space for storage, 30 x 100

Float stage...........

Milk and Moxie stand

Newsstand

Space for storage, 30 x 100.........

Fruit stand.......................

Landing steamer “ City of Worcester"

Landing steamer “Sam Sloan”

$37.50 per month.

June 11, 1908

37.50

37.50

37.50

37.50

37.50

37.50

75.00

2.20

37.50

37.50

5.00

2.00

2.00

37.50

25.00

5.00 per day 10.00

5.00

July 2, 1908

June 1,1909

July 1. 1909

Dec. 8, 1909

Aug. 12, 1909

Dec. 9, 1909

Oct. 29, 1909 May 19, 1905

Feb. 18, 1909

May 28, 1908 June 28, 1907 June 4,1909

June 19, 1908

July 21, 1909

Aug. 10, 1909

Oct. 1, 1909

May 1, 1909

Nov. 1, 1909

Mar. 1, 1909 May 1, 1906 July 6, 1909 July 13, 1909 Aug. 23, 1909

Nov. 1, 1909

Oct. 1, 1909

North of West One Hundred and Thirty-first street

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad

Co

Pipe through bulkhead

1.00 per month

April 29, 1904

Upland between West One Hundred and Thirty-first and West One Hundred and Thirty-second streets..........

Upland between West One Hundred and Thirty-first and West One Hundred and Thirty-second streets........

Upland between AVest One Hundred and Thirty-first and West One Hundred and Thirty-second streets........

Upland between West One Hundred and Thirty-first and West One Hundred and Thirty-second streets.........

Upland between West One Hundred and Thirty-first and West One Hundred and Thirty-second streets........

Upland between West One Hundred and Thirty-first and West One Hundred and Thirty-second streets........

Foot of West One Hundred and Thirty-second street......

Upland between \Arest One Hundred and Thirty-second and West One Hundred and Thirty-third streets...........

Fred Getler.

Lanigan Bros.

James McLaughlin Co.

Clarence L. Smith Co.

John Lever.

Richard A. Scanlan.

James Donnelly.

Jos. Tino & Co.

Space for storage, 30 x 100

Watchman’s shanty

Space for storage, 30 x 100

37.50

37.50

37.50

37.50

37.50

37.50

2.20

37.50

Nov. 30, 1908

Nov. 30, 1908

Nov. 30,1908

July 13, 1909

Sept. 9,1909

Dec. 9,1909 Jan. 13,1908

Nov. 30, 1908

Oct. 1, 1909

Nov. 1, 1909

Name of Permittee.

Privilege.

Rent.

Date

Revoked.

Upland between West One Hundred and Thirty-second and West One Hundred and Thirty-third streets...........

Upland between West One Hundred and Thirty-second and West One Hundred and Thirty-third streets..........

Upland between West One Hundred and Thirty-second and West One Hundred and Thirty-third streets..........

Upland between West One Hundred and Thirty-second and West One Hundred and Thirty-third streets..........

Foot of West One Hundred and Thirty-eighth street......

Washington Heights Sand Co.

Space for storage 30 x 100.

$37.50 per

month

Dec. 1, 1908

John A. Philbrick & Bro.

37.50

37.50

Jan. 5, 1909 May 31, 1909

Sept. 9, 1909

John Lever.... Walter Bunyea. J. Schlenker....

37.50

Boathouse float and runway Boathouse and float.......

5.00

5.00

James J. Connors

Float,

5.00

Foot of West One Hundred and Fortieth street...........

Foot of West One Hundred and Forty-first street.........

Between West One Hundred and Forty-sixth and West One Hundred and Forty-seventh streets..................

Foot of West One Hundred and Forty-seventh street......

Foot of West One Hundred and Forty-eighth street.......

Foot of West One Hundred and Forty-ninth street........

Foot of West One Hundred and Fifty-first street..........

Foot of West One Hundred and Fifty-third street.........

Foot of West One Hundred and Fifty-fifth street.........

Between West One Hundred and Fifty-sixth and West One Hundred and Fifty-seventh streets..................

Pier at West One Hundred and Fifty-eighth street........

“ West One Hundred and Fifty-eighth street.......

North of West One Hundred and Fifty-eighth street.......

Foot of-West One Hundred and Sixty-fifth street.........

Frederick R. Welch

Colonial Yacht Club

New York Motor Boat Club

New York Motor Boat Club

Mrs. Mary Claffey. . Frederick Geggus.. Alexander Simpson

Cobweb Yacht Club

Joseph McCormick,

Alexander Flynn O’Brien Bros.. . . Jos. G. Whiston.

Henry Lente.

Audubon Yacht Club

Building for motorboat supplies Use and occupancy............

Space 100 x 100............

Boathouse float and railway

Bath houses................

Boat house and float.......

Boat house................

Refreshment stand

Watchman’s shanty.........

Berth for stone scow........

Watchman’s shanty.........

Boat house, float and runway Boat house.................

5.00

5.00

10.00

5.00

5.00

5.00

5.50

5.00

2.00

2.20

5.00 per day... 2.20 per month 5.00 5.00

Jan. 28, 1909 April 27, 1909 May 1, 1907 June 14, 1909 Mch. 1, 1909 April 14, 1909

May 1, 1909

Nov. 1, 1909

Dec. 10, 1909 Mch. 25, 1909 Mch. 22, 1901 July 1, 1898 April 29, 1904 May 1, 1909 July 2, 1909

Nov. 1, 1909

West One Hundred and Sixty-fifth street. . . West One Hundred and Sixty-sixth street... West One Hundred and Sixty-sixth street... West One Hundred and Sixty-seventh street West Oner Hundred and Sixty-seventh street

John Dalton

Grace Club

Frank E. Stever.

Knickerbocker Canoe Club

float, etc

5.00

5.00

100.00 per annum 5.00 per month.

Waverly Boat Club

5.00

“    West One Hundred and Sixty-eighth street...

“ West One Hundred and Ninety-fifth street . . Sherman’s Creek.................................

John Wagner..........

Peter Pan Fishing Club Fred. Nobis...........

float and runway.

Club house

Two boat houses

100.00 per annum 5.00 per month.

10.00

Hiawatha Canoe Club

Boat house, float and runway

5.00

Jacob Kohlmann.......

Nonpareil Rowing Club Union Boat Club.......

float and runway, float and runway,

75.00 per annum 5.00 per month.

5.00

Wm. Corlett,

Milk stand

2.50

Oct. 11, 1909 May 5, 1909 Aug. 16, 1909 April 21, 1909 June 11, 1907 April 29, 1904 May 1, 1908 Nov. 29, 1907 June 11, 1907 April 28, 1908 May 19, 1899 Dec. 10, 1909 May 1, 1909 May 1, 1909 May 1, 1908 June 11, 1907 June 11, 1907 June 1, 1909

Nov. 27, 1909 Oct. 1, 1909

Oct. 1, 1909

Name of Permittee.

Privilege.

Rent.

Date

Revoked.

Sherman’s Creek.

Mrs. A. Wolff.

S. E. Kellar Lumber Co.

Boat house.........

Berth, 100 feet long

$1.00 per month 50.00

Oct. 5, 1909 Dec. 23, 1909

East River.

Bulkhead at Broad street

M. P. Smith Son’s Co.

Berth for steamer ‘' Littlewood ”

between Piers 4 and 5

Mrs. Julia Marshall

Coffee stand

Upland between Piers 4 and 5. “ between Piers 5 and 6

Clarence L. Smith Co.

Space for storage, 30 x 100.

between Piers 7 and 8

F. H. Chapman. Manhattan Sand Co.

“ between Piers 7 and 8... . Bulkhead between Piers 10 and 11

between Piers 10 and 11

Pier 11

Bulkhead between Piers 11 and 12

Pier 30

Thos. Mulry & Spn.............

F. H. Chapman................

Standard Oil Co...............

F. H. Chapman................

Stamford & N. Y. Steamboat Co.

Berth for dirt scow

Tally house.......

Berth for dirt scow

Portchester Trans. Co,

Huntington, Norwalk & Bridgeport Steam Ferry Co., Ltd.........................

North & East River Trans. Co.............

Landing for steamer “Islander”.....

“Glenville” and “ Portchester ”

“Huntington”...

5.00 per month. 1.00 per annum 37.50 per month. 37.50 37.50 37.50

5.00 per day... 5.00    “

5.00 per month. 5.00 per day... 5.00    “

Dec. 10, 1909 Sept. 21, 1908 July 2, 1909 Dec. 1, 1908 Feb. 4, 1909 Nov. 13, 1909 May 11, 1909 Aug. 16, 1909 Dec. 11, 1908 May 13, 1909 July 15, 1907

Sept. 30, 1909

July 31, 1909

July 6, 1909

July 26, 1909

10.00

5.00

10.00

each inside berth

July

July

15, 1907 15, 1907

Platform west of Pier 32........

Upland between Piers 33 and 34 “ foot Clinton street ......

Approach to Pier 53. . Pier at Jackson street

Pier 54

Upland north of Pier 61...............................

“ foot Rivington street...........................

Upland foot of Stanton street..........................

Pier at East Third street...............................

Bulkhead at East Fourth street.........................

Pier at East Fifth street...............................

Bulkhead between East Eighteenth and East Nineteenth streets...........................................

Upland between East Nineteenth and East Twentieth sts.

Greenwich Freight Line............

Harlem & Morrisania Trans. Line... N. Y. & Rockaway Beach Trans. Co.

Terry & Tench Co.................

Michael Larkin & Son.............

Degnon Contracting Co............

Joseph Ridley... .................

Peekskill Ice Co. . ................

Northport Steamboat Co...........

Chas. W. Davis...................

Terence Connolly.................

John A. McCarthy................

Henry Steers, Inc.................

Sanitarium for Hebrew children.....

Frederick Carmack................

James Monahan..................

Carroll Box and Lumber Co.

E. & J. Marrin.

“Shadyside” and “City of Stanford”.........

Landing for steamer "General Putnam”. ....

“    “ Mt. Morris”..........

“Cimbria”

Use and occupy portion...............

Space for storage, 30 x 100............

House, 6x 6........................

Watchman’s shanty..................

Ice bridge, tally and scales............

Landing for steamer “Northport”.....

“Mary E. Gordon"

Space for storage.....

Tally house..........

Tool house...........

Landing for excursions Ice bridge scale, etc... Floating Bath........

5.06 feet outside fence line. Space for storage, 30 x 100.

10.00

5.00

10.00

2.00

5.00

37.50 per month. 1.00 2.20

10.00 per month. 37.50

July 15, 1907 July 15, 1907 July 15. 1907 May 20, 1909 May 1, 1907 Sept. 16, 1909 Jan. 31, 1908 July 24, 1904 Aug. 18. 1909 July 15, 1907 May 1, 1905 June 29, 1908 June 21, 1909 July 15, 1099 Mar. 15, 1909 Aug. 4, 1909 May 14, 1909

April 29, 1904 Nov. 30, 1908

June 26, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Oct. 11, 1909

July 14, 1909

Aug. 23, 1909 Aug. 30, 1909

Name of Permittee.

Privilege.

Rent.

Date of Permit.

Date

Revoked.

Upland between East Nineteenth and East Twentieth sts.

E. & J. Marrin

Space for storage, 30 x 100,

Michael & Larkin Son

Upland between East Nineteenth and Twenty-third streets

J. L. Keating & Co.

$37.50 per month. 37.50 37.50 37.50

Bulkhead along north side of East Twenty-third street....

Michael Halloran

News stand

2.00

Mrs. J. Goldberg.

2.00

Morris Mandelstein.

2.00

fa;, ,,

John Arbuckle.

Pier at East Twenty-fourth street.

New York Yacht Club. J. H. Gallaher........

Upland foot East Twenty-fifth street....................

Pier at East Twenty-eighth street.......................

Pier at East Thirtieth street............................

Bulkhead at East Forty-fifth street.....................

Foot of East Fifty-first street...........................

South of East Fifty-fifth street.........................

Foot of East Fifty-eighth street.........................

Upland between East Sixtieth and East Sixty-first streets..

Bulkhead between East Sixty-fourth and Sixty-fifth streets.

East Seventy-fifth and Seventy-sixth sts..

Foot of East Eighty-sixth street.

N. Y. Excursion Co................

Montauk Steamboat Co...........

Peary Arctic Club................

Candu Smith & Howland Co.....

Curtis Blaisdell Co...............

Degnon Contracting Co..........

Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Co... . U. S. Volunteer Life Saving Corps.

Allen Point Boat Club............

U. S. Volunteer Life Saving Corps.

J. L. Keating & Co..............

Cornelius Gallagher.............

U. S. Volunteer Life Saving Corps.

Farmers Feed Co...............

U. S. Volunteer Life Saving Corps.

Berth for floating hotel....................

Two floats...............................

Landing for steamer “City of Worcester”....

“    "Zephyr”.............

Berth for steamer “Roosevelt”.

Space for storage, 30 x 100.....

Tally house..................

Dumping board...............

Buildings on bulkhead........

Station......................

Boat house..................

Station.....................

Space for storage, 30 x 100.. . .

Pier at East Ninety-first street.........................

Upland foot of East Ninety-sixth street..................

Pier at East Ninety-sixth street........................

Upland between East Ninety-sixth and East Ninety-seventh streets...........................................

Geo. Klausecker..........

John P. Kane Co.........

Bethlehem Orphan Asylum.

Station..........................

Berth for grain boat...............

Life ring.........................

Station..........................

Berth at inner end................

Space for storage, 30 x 100.........

Landing steamer "Grand Republic”,

5.00

25.00,    “

10.00 per day... . 3.00    “    ....

10.00 “ .... 5.00 per month..

37.50

2.50

5.00 per day.... 10.00 per month.. 1.00 per annum. 1.00 1.00

37.50 per month.

37.50

1.00 per annum 2.00 per day...

1.00 per annum

1.00

5.00 per month. 37.50

1.00

Dec. 9, 1908    .............

Dec. 11, 1908 .............

June 10, 1909    .............

June 10, 1909    .............

April 29, 1904    .............

April 29, 1904 .............

May 1, 1906 .............

Nov. 19, 1908 .............

May 5, 1909 Nov. 8, 1909

June 29, 1909    .............

July 8, 1909 Sept. 30, 1909 July 13, 1909 Aug. 1, 1909

Sept. 22, 1909 .............

June 10, 1908 .............

May 5, 1909 .............

May 10, 1909 .............

May 27, 1898 .............

June 30, 1908    .............

Aug. 8, 1904    ...........

May 1, 1907 .............

Nov. 30, 1908 .............

June 18, 1909    .............

Nov. 1, 1908 .............

April 3, 1908 .............

May 15, 1905 .............

Oct. 9, 1908 .............

Mar. 24, 1908 .............

Dec. 11, 1908 .............

May 5, 1909 .............

East River Mill & Lumber Co,

Space for storage, 30 x 100,

37.50 per month.

Dec. 10, 1908

Harlem River.

Foot of East One Hundredth street.....................

Upland foot of East One Hundred and Fourth street......

Upland between East One Hundred and Eighth and One Hundred and Ninth streets.........................

Foot of East One Hundred and Twenty-first street........

Foot of East One Hundred and Twenty-second street.....

U. S. Volunteer Life Saving Corps. James B. Brady................

Station..................

Space for storage, 30 x 100

1.00 per annum 37.50 per month.

May 16, 1905 Nov. 30, 1908

Murtha & Schmohl Co.

60 x 100

75.00

Francis R. Kraemer. Timothy J. Murphy.

Boat house and float,

5.00

runway.

5.00

July 26, 1909 Dec. 30, 1907 Dec. 20, 1909

Name of Permittee.

Privilege.

Rent.

Date

Revoked.

Foot of East One Hundred and Twenty-third street.......

“ West One Hundred and Fifty-second street.......

“ West One Hundred and Fifty-third street.........

“ West One Hundred and Fifty-fourth street........

“ West One Hundred and Fifty-fourth street........

Upland foot of West One Hundred and Fifty-fifth street. .

Foot of West One Hundred and Fifty-seventh street......

Foot of West Two Hundred and Fourth street............

East Side Democratic Club....

Atalanta Boat Club..........

Lone Star Boat Club.........

James Moss.................

Friendship Boat Club.........

John Lever..................

Martin J. & Thomas F. White, Mrs. Fannie David...........

Boat house.

and float

and float......

Space for storage, 30 x 100

Maintain soil boat.........

Boat house and float......

85.00 per month

5.00

5.00

5.00

5.00

37.50

5.00

5.00

April 29, 1904 April 29, 1904 April 29, 1904 April 29, 1904 June 11, 1907 Sept. 9, 1909 June 11,1907 June 6,1909

Bronx.

Pier at One Hundred and Thirty-fourth street and East River..............................

Oscar Johnson

Float and runway,

Pier at One Hundred and Thirty-eighth street and East River..............................

Morrisania Yacht Club

Landing for small boats

Foot of One Hundred and Forty-ninth street and East River.

New York Edison Co.

Sign poles

Tiffany street.

George Rae

House and float

Hunts Point Road......

Hunts Point Road......

Layton to Throggs Neck

Eugene Berlinghoff.......................

United States Volunteer Life Saving Corps.

Boathouse and float Station............

15.00 per month. May 1 to

Sep. 1.................

5.00 per month, Sep. 1 to May 1.................

5.00 per month, May 1 to

Nov. 1.................

1.00 per month, Nov. 1 May 1.................

1.00 per month.........

1.00 per month, Nov. 1

to May 1...............

5.00 per month, May 1 to Nov. 1.................

5.00 per month........

1.00 per annum

June 2,1909

May 7, 1907

June 9, 1909

Frank P. Nowak.........

Wm. C. Conway.........

White Cross Fishing Club

P. Johnson..............

Wm. Spooner............

Boathouse

Use and occupancy north half. Boathouse.................

1 00

2.00 per month 1.00 2.00

Bath house

2.00

2.00

Klondyke Boat Club

Boat house

2.00

Barclay avenue, Throggs Neck Manida street, Barrett Point..

United States Volunteer Life Saving Corps . .

Station

1.00 per annum

1.00

April 29, 1904 June 8, 1908 Feb. 18, 1919 June 7, 1907 April 23, 1908 April 8, 1908 Mch. 16, 1909 Feb. 19, 1909 June 28, 1909 Aug. 16, 1909 July 6, 1909 Feb. 18, 1909

June 28, 190

Brooklyn.

Foot Thirty-second street, South Brooklyn...............

Foot Thirty-fourth street, South Brooklyn...............

Between Thirty-fourth and Thirth-fifth streets, South Brooklyn..........................................

Foot of Thirty-sixth street. South Brooklyn..............

Foot of Fifty-first street. South Brooklyn................

Foot of Sixtieth street, South Brooklyn.................

Between Sixtieth and Sixty-first streets, South Brooklyn...

A. A. Spence. John Maloney,

Boathouse and runway Boathouse.............

5.00 per month 5.00

May 5, 1909 May 13, 1908

Eysel & Lundin............

George Boman.............

C. Overbough.............

American Model Yacht Club Chas. J. Johnson...........

Boat house, float and runway Boathouse..................

5.00

5.00

5.00

5.00

5.00

June 26, 1908 May 4, 1908 Nov. 5, 1906 Oct. 22, 1909 June 19, 1909

Name of Permittee

Privilege.

Rent.

Pier at Bay Ridge avenue, South Brooklyn

FooCof Joralemon street.................

Pier 4, Wallabout.......................

Pier 5, Wallabout

Pier at South Fifth street

Pier at Metropolitan avenue................

Foot of Noble street......................

Foot of Twenty-first street, Sheepshead Bay. Foot of Twenty-third street, Sheepshead Bay

Foot'of Dooley avenue, Sheepshead Bay.....

Foot of Poole’s Lane, Sheepshead Bay.......

Flatlands Bay............................

Phoenix Towing and Transportation Co......

Captain H. L. Meeker....................

James Farnam...........................

American Hay Co.. ......................

Chas. Schaefer..........................

New York & Rockaway Beach Transportation Co.............................

Bethlehem Orphan Asylum................

Ralph J. Griffith.........................

Athletic Association, Eastern District High School.................................

Mrs. Margaret Fisher....................

Win. Gallagher...........................

Jas. W. Corrigall.........................

J. Morson...............................

Anton Lundy...............,............

Rutherford S. Moorehead.................

Loading top soil............

Floating Bethel............

Boat house................

Berth for barge ‘‘New York” Berth for barge...........

$2.50 per day... 1.00 per month 2.00

2.00 per day... 2.00

May 11, 1900 Aug. 28, 1899 Jan. 4, 1900 Nov. 10,1904 April 29, 1904

Landing for Steamer “Cambria”......

Landing for steamer ‘ ‘ Grand Republic ’ ’ Landing for Steamer ' ‘ General Lee ” . . . Landing for steamer “Richard Carroll”.

Float,

T. O’Shea, Jr.

Candy stand.......

Space 60 feet wide. . Use and occupancy. Pier and boathouse.

Houseboat.........

Space for boathouse

2.00

1.00

5 00

5.00

May 20, 1909 May 5, 1909 May 17, 1909 June 10, 1909

Oct. 15, 1909

Sep. 5, 1909

2.50 per month

1.00

15.00

10.00

5.00

5.00

14.40 per annum

C. Winchester.

12.00

May 13, 1909 May 1, 1907 Oct. 5, 1906 May 31, 1907 April 14, 1908 Aug. 25, 1908 Mch. 22, 1909 June 25, 1909

Oct. 1, 1909

Sept. 1, 1909

Walter S. Lloyd

14.40

June 25, 1909

William Brown

12.60

Rudolph Spielman

12.14

June 23, 1909 Sept. 1, 1909

Queens.

Rockaway Beach

Luke Eldert,

Club house

12.00

Far'Rockaway

Mrs. Kate Bachman. Broadway Boat Club

George Harr.........

Andrew T Sullivan. .

House

1.00

1.00

Land under water

12.00

12.00

Dttch.Road, Thurston’s Creek Hook Creek................

Edwin J. Steiner.. Chas. T. Kloepper. Margaret A. Hill..

Sheet pile bulkhead. Footbridge.........

50.00

12.60

1.00

May 15, 1907 May 12, 1908 May 12, 1908 June 10, 1908 May 9, 1907 Dec. 17, 1908 Feb. 8, 1908 Mch. 1, 1909

Richmond.

Bulkhead at St. George

Foot of Water street, Stapleton Pier at Canal street, Stapleton..

Athletic Association Eastern District High School......................... ......

New York Yacht Club....................

Hon. Geo. Cromwell......................

Landing for “Richard Carroll.”

$5.00

June 10, 1909

Geo. W. Beebe

F. H. Weeks

House and float....................

Landing for steamer “Wm. Storie”,.. Landing for steamer “J. S. Warden” Berth for steamer “Havana”........

5.00 per month

1.00

3.00 per day.. . . Regular wharfage

April 17, 1909 June 16, 1909 Aug. 24, 1909 Nov. 5, 1909

Nov. 1, 1909

V

APPORTIONMENT

OK

EXPENDITURES

For the Year 1909.

Showing in Detail the Cost of Construction and Repair Work, and General Expenses Incident to Same, for Each Borough; also Expenditures for Acquisition of Wharf Property, Operation of Municipal Ferries, Administrative Purposes, etc.

Expenditures, 1909 Only.

Sub-

Totals.

Battery Section.

From a point 41 feet south of the north side of Pier "A” to a point about 84.80 feet north of the north side of Pier, new number 1, N. R.:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the marginal street......................

Temporary break-water (now removed)...........

Masonry Break-water.

Removal of old work, etc.......................

Dredging.....................................

Break-water proper............................

$11,907 49 1,356 47 131,886 97

No Data

$16,412 13 4,940 41

Pier “A”

145,150 93

Pier......................

Building on the pier.......

Extensions to the building

$17 32

$148,471 12 64,333 81 46,897 57

Pier New No. 1, N. II.

259,702 50

Pier.

Plans for extension.

$528,406 23 820 00

529,226 23

Water-front between the Battery and Cedar Street Sections. Plans for improvement of.......................

43 58

$236 40

Cedar Street Section.

From a point opposite the middle of the block between Carlisle and Albany streets to a point about 40 feet

south of the north line of Cedar street:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Filling in, grading and paving the marginal street. . Pier No. 10, at Albany Street.

Removal of old work...........................

Dredging....................................

Rip-rap foundation.............................

Pier proper....................................

$9,956 63 2,239 57

$202,802 76 2,244 97

$205,047 73

$3,111 55 4,144 29 10,127 56 90,456 40

Pier No. 11, at Cedar Street.

Removal of old work...............

Dredging.........................

Rip-rap foundation.................

Pier proper........................

107,839 80

1,256 10

18,936 77

$5,059 39 1,256 10 1,087 46 54,379 36

Expenditures, 1909 Only.

Sub-

Totals.

Total

Expenditure* to Date.

Wharf Property Acquired. Expenses of conveyance............

$61 00

$32,389 07

$374,730 84

Rector Street Section.

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Filling in, grading and paving the marginal street..

$97 35

$104,408 86 21,947 30

$126,356 16

Water-front at Cortlandt Street. Plans for improving..................

$29 86

$84 11

$84 11

Dey Street Section Extended.

From a point 94.06 feet south of Pier No. 13, foot of Cortlandt street, south a length of 20 feet.........

Bulkhead wall.................................

Filling in, grading and paving the marginal street..

$7,648 35 2,902 48

$10,550 83

Dey Street Section.

From a point 94.06 feet south of Pier No. 13, foot of Cortlandt street, to a point 218.17 feet south of Pier 14, foot of Fulton street:

Bulkhead wall (Built by private party)...........

Filling in, grading and paving the marginal street..

$10,062 01

West Washington Market Section.

From a point 218.17 feet south of Pier No. 14, foot of Fulton street to the north side of Pier No. 15, foot of Vesey street:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Filling in, grading and paving the marginal street..

$148,437 93 165,055 36

$313,493 29

Pier No. 14, at Fulton Street.

Dredging.............................

Pier proper............................

Widening pier and removing rock bottom,

Shed foundation.......................

Extension.............................

$28,229 18 66,078 65 153,752 78 17,535 81 281 46

265,877 88

Pier No. 15, at Vesey Street.

Dredging. . Pier proper.

$27,373 15 42,192 07

Murray Street Section.

From”a point 81.75 feet south of Pier, old 28, foot of Murray street to the south end of tbe Warren street Section:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the marginal street.....................

Warren Street Section.

From the north side of Pier, old 28, to a point 0.20 of a foot north of Pier No. 19, foot of Warren street:

$73,407 38 7,268 02

$80,675 40

Expenditures, 1909 Only.

Sub-

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Wharf Property Purchased. Bulkhead and piers from James Cruikshank,

$200,473 93

Barclay Street Section.

From the north side of Pier No. 15, foot of Vesey street, to a point 0.32 of a foot north of the south side of Pier, old 25, foot of Barclay street:

Bulkhead wall, etc. (built by private parties)......

Paving the marginal street.....................

$849,410 32

$5,932 57

Barclay Street Section Extended.

From a point 0.32 of a foot north of the south side of Pier, old 25, foot of Barclay street, to a point 89.89 feet north of the north side of Pier old 25:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the marginal street.....................

$54,817 71 5,571 35

$60,389 06

Park Place Section.

From

i a point 89.89 feet south of Pier, old 27, foot of Park Place, to a point 81.75 feet north of Pier, old 27:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the marginal street.....................

$87,894 69 10,630 08

$98,524 77

Bulkhead, wall, etc.

Paving the marginal street

$78,385 60 15,247 02

$93,632_62

Pier No. 19, at Warren Street.

Dredging.........

Rip-rap foundation

Pier proper........

Extension.........

$10,461 54 1,265 73 55,641 11 35,792 02

Apportionment of Expenditures.

CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Expenditures, 1909 Only.

Sub-

Totals.

Total

E xpenditures to Date.

Wharf Property Acquired.

Bulkhead 159 feet in length, from Charles F. Choate.

Bulkhead 26i feet in length, from Charles Drake...

Bulkhead 13 feet in length, from Charles E. Dela-plaine....................................

$80,062 30 14,345 70

12,304 60

$106,712 60

Chambers Street Section.

Frorh*a point 0.20 of a foot north of Pier No. 19, at foot of Warren street, to a point 91.70 feet north of Pier No. 21, at foot of Duane street:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the new marginal street.................

$303,505 62

$244,070 09 40,695 10

$284,765 19

Pier No. 20, at Chambers Street.

Dredging.................

Pier proper................

Extensions to pier-head line,

$17,471 43 50,998 14 57,429 74

125,899 31

Pier No. 21, at Duane Street.

Dredging.....................................

Pier proper....................................

Sewer through pier.............................

Extensions to pier-head line.....................

Wharf Property Acquired.

Bulkhead 186 [feet in length from Charles E. Dela-plaine....................................

$27,037 29 67,803 85 1,909 87 76,155 00

172,906 01

176,050 67

Jay Street Section.

From a point 72.70 feet south of Pier No. 22, foot of Jayjstreet, to a point 68.97 feet north of Pier No. 22:

BulkheadjWall, etc.............................

Paving jhe marginal street.....................

Pier No. 22, at Jay Street.

Rip-rap foundation.............................

Pier proper....................................

Extension.....................................

$759,621 18

$86,407 45 12,771 85

$99,179 30

$1,524 75 65,390 77 34,399 87

101,315 39

Wharf Property Acouired. Bulkhead and piers (Jay street Basin).

365,552 08

Expenditures, 1909 Only.

Sub-

Totals.

Franklin Street Section.

From a point 95.28 feet south of Pier No. 23, foot of Harrison street, to a point 30.47 feet north of Pier, old 24, foot of Franklin street:

Bulkhead wall, proper........................

Filling in, grading and paving the marginal street

$114,474 96 50,326 30

$164,801 26

Pier No. 23, at Harrison Street.

Dredging. . Pier proper. Extensions.

$18,511 36 56,159 62 41,780 08

Pier No. 24, at Franklin Street.

116,451 06

Dredging...........

Pier proper..........

Spurs and gangways, Extensions..........

$15,959 20 37,399 65 6,925 10 55,073 94

115,357 89

Wharf Property Acquired. Bulkhead and half of pier..........

161,669 20

$558,279 41

From a

North Moore Street Section.

point 30.47 feet north of Pier No. 24, to 21 feet south of Pier No. 26, at Beach street:

Bulkhead wall..........................

a point

Filling in, grading and paving the marginal street

$97,979 44 46,147 87

$144,127 31

Pier No. 25, at North Moore Street.

Dredging. . Pier proper. Extensions.

$14,523 76 47,127 83 62,547 14

124,198 73

Wharf Property Acquired. Bulkhead 262J feet in length.......

163,387 25

$431,713 29

Beach Street Section.

From a point 21 feet south of Pier No. 26, at Beach street, to a point 94.90 feet north of Pier No. 26:

Bulkhead wall.................................

Filling in, grading and paving the marginal street..

$44,492 00 15,253 70

$59,745 70

Extensions.

$68,577 56

Wharf Property Acquired. Bulkhead 150 feet in length........

138,523180

Laight Street Section.

From a point 61.40 feet south of Pier No. 27 to a point 16.83 feet north of Pier No. 29:

Bulkhead wall.................................

Filling in, grading and paving the marginal street.

$184,581 26 71,340 33

$255,921 59

Pier No. 27, at Hubert Street.

Dredging. . Pier proper. Extension..

$42,500 15 44,510 97 38,592 78

125,603 90

Pier No. 28, at Laight Street.

Dredging. . Pier proper. Extension..

$44,626 06 57,615 83 38,843 70

141,085 59

Pier No. 29, at Vestry Street.

Dredging..........

Pier proper.........

Extension as a rack

$13,874 88 59,312 09 27,621 34

100,808 31

Wharf Property Acquired. Bulkhead 103 feet in length........

59,937 12

$683,356 51

Expenditures, 1909 Only.

Sub-

Totals.

Total -ij Expenditures to Date.

Pier No. 26, at Beach Street.

Dredging. . Pier proper.

Desbrosses Street Section.

From a point 16.83 feet north of Pier No. 29, to the south side extended of Watts street:

Bulkhead-wall proper (built by private parties).... Paving the new marginal street..................

Expenditures, 1909 Only.

Sub-

Totals.

Watts Street Section.

From the south line of Watts street extended, to the bulkhead-line of 1871, to the north line of Watts street, extended:

Bulkhead wall.

Filling in, grading and paving the marginal street.

$25,597 00 11,212 78

$36,809. 78

Pier No. 31, at Watts Street.

Dredging.........

Rip-rap foundation.

Ferry rack........

Pier proper........

$7,813 03 5,488 09 3,054 56 46,469 46

62,825 14

$99,634 92

Watts Street Section Extended.

From the north line of Watts street extended, to bulkhead line of 1871, northerly, a length of 125 feet:

Bulkhead wall, etc..............................

Paving the marginal street......................

$42,858 15 5,421 10

$48,279 25

Wharf Property Acquired. Bulkhead 125 feet in length, etc.....

147,873 89

$196,153 14

Canal Street Section South.

From a point 125 feet north of the north side, extended, of Watts street, to a point 3.08 feet north of the south side, extended, of Canal street:

Bulkhead wall (built by private parties) Paving the marginal street............

$5,704 64

From a

Canal Street Section Extended.

point 3.08 feet north of the south side, extended, of Canal street, to a point 95.60 feet south of Pier No. 34:

Bulkhead wall..............................

Filling in, grading and paving the marginal street.

$34,880 47 57,873 79

Expenditures, 1909 Only.

Sub-

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Pier No. 33, near foot of Canal Street.

Dredging.. Pier proper. Extensions. Rebuilding.

$9,958 26

$15,684 03 45,724 74 22,845 02 43,919 74

$9,958 26

$128,173 53

$220,927 79

Canal Street Section.

From a point 95.60 feet south of Pier No. 34 to south end of the Spring Street Section:

Bulkhead wall..............................

Filling in, grading and paving the marginal street.

the

$100,225 51 70,468 71

$170,694 22

Pier No. 34, at Canal Street

Dredging.. Pier proper. Extensions.

24,958 94

Wharf Property Acquired.

Leasehold interest in bulkhead south of pier, old 43: (See Minutes April 30, 1874)....................

7,500 00

Spring Street Section.

From the north end of the Canal street section, to a point 79.95 feet north of Pier No. 35:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the marginal street......................

$47,099 95 18,061 43

$65,161 38

Pier No. 35, at Spring Street.

Pier proper (built by lessees).........

Extensions..........................

47,528 26

Wharf Property Acquired.

Bulkhead 82 Yi feet in length

64,298 25

$176,987 89

Expenditures, 1909 Only.

Sub-

Totals.

Charlton Street Section.

From a point 79.95 feet north of Pier No. 35 to a point 19.79 feet north of Pier No. 37:

Bulkhead wall.................................

Filling in, grading and paving the marginal street..

$101,087 15 96,955 37

$198,042 52

Pier No. 36, South of Charlton Street.

Dredging..............................

Pier proper.............................

Extensions.............................

$21,797 89 68,469 82 50,234 25

140,501 96

Pier No. 37, foot of Charlton Street.

Dredging.. Pier proper. Widening.. Extensions.

$20,708 67 58,938 34 8,388 56 56,341 48

144,377^05

Wharf Property Acquired. Pier old 44, and 285 K feet of bulkhead.

384,205 83

$867,127 36

King Street Section (Old).

From a point 19.79 feet north of Pier No. 37 to a point 7.03 feet south of Pier No. 38:

Bulkhead-wall proper..........................

General charges................................

Paving the new Marginal street..................

$52,722 68

$19,107 79 12,685 84

31,793 63

King Street Section (New).

From a point 7.03 feet south of Pier No. 38 to a point 32.37 feet north of Pier No. 38:

Bulkhead-wall proper..........................

General charges................................

Paving the new Marginal street..................

Pier No. 38 at King Street.

Dredging.....................................

Pier proper...................................

Widening and extension to Pier-head line of 1890. .

Extension to Pier-head line of 1897..............

$84,516 31

$31,349 65

$8,942 82 10,075 15

19,017 97

$10,982 31 53,890 03 21,581 78 29,900 28

116,354 40

Expenditures, 1909 Only.

Sub-

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Wharf Property Purchased. Bulkhead 50.60 feet in length......

63,749 68

$230,471 70

Clarkson Street Section (Lower).

From a point 32.37 feet north of Pier No. 38 to a point 4.72 feet south of Pier No. 39:

Bulkhead-wall proper..........................

General charges................................

Paving the new Marginal street.................

$52,549 05

$19,748 33 12,584 30

32,332 63

Wharf Property Purchased. Bulkhead 149.75 feet in length.....

166,671 70

$251,553 38

West Houston Street Section.

From a point 4.72 feet south of Pier No. 39 to a point 30.09 feet north of Pier No. 39:

Bulkhead-wall proper..........................

General charges................................

Paving the new Marginal street..................

Pier No. 39 at W. Houston Street.

$23,876 90

$8,456 04 9,308 23

17,764 27

Dredging.....................................

Pier proper...................................

Extension to Pier-head line of 1890 (built by lessee),

Extension to Pier-head line of 1897..............

Wharf Property Purchased.

Bulkhead 46.09 feet in length...................

$14,532 00 51,116 76

33,268 53

98,917 29

55,328 02

$195,886 48

Clarkson Street Section {Upper).

From a point 30.09 feet north of Pier No. 39 to a point 55.25 feet south of Pier No. 40:

Bulkhead-wall proper..........................

General charges................................

Paving the new Marginal street..................

$35,228 59

$13,239 17 8,587 26

21,826 43

Wharf Property Purchased. Bulkhead 100.51 feet in length.....

119,863 21

Expenditures, 1909 Only.

Sub-

Totals.

Leroy Street Section.

From a point 55.25 feet south of Pier No. 40 to a point 25.94 feet south of Pier No. 42:

Bulkhead-wall proper..........................

General charges................................

Paving the new Marginal street..................

Pier No. 40 at Clarkson Street.

$134,598 80

$61,221 60 40,352 97

101,574 57

Dredging.......................

Pier proper.....................

Extension to Pier-head line of 1890

Extension to Pier-head line of 1897. .

Pier No. 41 at Leroy Street.

$21,862 09 57,796 65 22,194 30 31,635 61

133,488 65

Dredging.......................

Pier proper.....................

Extension to Pier-head line of 1897

$24,081 70 50,096 72 47,797 98

Wharf Property Purchased.

121,976 40

Bulkhead 428.88 feet in length.

408,612 16

Marion Street Section.

From a point 25.94 feet south of Pier No. 42 to a point 50.39 feet north of Pier No. 42:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the new Marginal street..................

Pier No. 42, at Morton Street.

$900,250 58

$64,065 55 2,760 86

$66,826 41

Dredging.................

Pier proper...............

Extensions to Pier-head line.

Rebuilding.

$389 71

$9,807 75 52,634 31 20,763 51 389 71

Wharf Property Acquired. Bulkhead 88.55 feet in length......

83,595 28

79,757 50

$389 71

$230,179 19

Christopher Street Section.

From a point 50.39 feet north of Pier No. 42 to about the north side of Pier No. 47.—Resolutions September 26, 1873, and October 27, 1875:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the new Marginal street..................

$560,073 60 68,125 05

$628,198 65

Pier No. 43, N. R.

Dredging.. Pier proper.

Shed,

Extensions to pier-head line.....

Pier No. 44, N. R.

Dredging.................

Pier proper...............

Extensions to pier-head line.

Pier No. 45, N. R.

Dredging................

Pier proper..............

Extension to pier-head line.

Pier No. 46, N. R.

Dredging.....................

Pier proper...................

Shed.........................

Extensions to pier-head line.....

Pier No. 47, N. R.

Dredging.................

Pier proper...............

Extensions to pier-head line.

Platform at approach to piers Nos. 46 and 47, N. R. Wharf property purchased......................

Gansevoort Section.

From north side of Pier No. 46 to north side of Pier No.

52:

Bulkhead wall, etc............

Paving the new marginal street.

Pier No. 48—Dredging. .

Pier proper.

Pier No. 49—Dredging..

Pier proper.

Expenditures, 1909 Only.

Sub-

Totals.

$2,829 00 39,606 00 39,280 00 13,489 80

$2,789 25 48,615 17 13,717 75

$4,569 00 69,167 69 25,338 97

$2,010 75 42,361 32 30,000 00 42,874 62

No data.

No data.

$37,800 74

$1,053,911 11 121,190 37

$60,324 30 117,981 80

$49,034 97 154,983 22

Total

Expenditures to Date.

$95,204 80

65,122 17

99,075 66

117,246 69

37,800 74 14,990 47 122,129 25

$1,175,101 48

178,306 10

Expenditures, 1909 Only.

Sub-

Totals.

Pier No. 50—Dredging. .

“ Pier proper.

$44,110 39 154,431 52

$198,541 91

Pier No. 51—Dredging. . “ Pier proper.

$48,744 86 142,297 39

191,042 25

Pier No. 52—Dredging.. “ Pier proper.

$49,873 73 99,939 58

Wharf property purchased

149,813 31 6,111,133 92

$8,207,957 16

Gansevoort Market Piers.

South pier—Plans for. Middle pier—Plans for North pier—Plans for.

$43 95

$43 95

43 98

43 97

$131 90

43 98

43 97

$131 90

Chelsea Section.

From north side of Bloomfield street to the lower end of the West Twenty-third street section, south:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the new marginal street..................

$1,904 27 12,373 89

$1,408,593 61 251,141 27

$1,659,734 88

Pier No. 53, at Bloomfield Street.

Removal of old work...................

Dredging.............................

Pier proper............................

Asphalt deck..........................

Shed and its foundation................

Pier No. 54, at West Thirteenth Street.

26,324 81

135,601 51

$3,694 16 102,933 18 136,120 00 7,330 84 140,387 80

$390,465 98

Dredging Pier proper.. Asphalt deck

$3,593 28

$262,648 47 232,396 74 9,743 71

$504,788 92

Pier No. 56, at West Fourteenth Street.

Dredging Pier proper... Asphalt deck

$4,186 83

$248,224 05 226,757 70 10,059 14

$485,040 89

Pier No. 57, at West Fifteenth Street.

Dredging.............................

Pier proper.......................

Asphalt deck..........................

Pier No. 58, at West Sixteenth Street.

Dredging..............................

Pier proper.............................

Asphalt deck...........................

Pier at West Seventeenth Street (removed)

Removal of old work....................

Dredging..............................

Pier proper.............................

Pier No. 59, at West Eighteenth Street.

Dredging...............................

Pier proper.............................

Asphalt deck............................

Pier No. 60, at West Nineteenth Street.

Dredging...............................

Pier Proper.............................

Asphalt deck............................

Pier No. 61, at West Twenty-first Street.

Dredging........ . .....................

Pier proper.............................

Asphalt deck.....................,......

Pier No. 62, at West Twenty-second Street.

Dredging...............................

Pier proper.............................

Concrete deck...........................

Asphalt deck............................

Dredging in Hoboken ferry-slip......'.......

Dredging in the New Jersey Central ferry-slip

Pier and bulkhead sheds.

Fire protection system......................

Power plant and electric installation on piers

Expenditures, 1909 Only.

Sub-

Totals.

8216,331 81 221,749 29 12,468 31

Total

Expenditures to Date.

8450,549 41

281 02

6,431 08

5,252 85

2,146 85

604 85

2,461,778 32 90 95 360,558 59

8192,761 75 222,106 50 12,468 31

427,336 56

83,823 46 5,119 75 32,528 43

41,471 6 4

8257,787 19 253,311 48 11,663 69

8241,171 96 234,757 26 11,377 04

8232,988 16 241,908 85 11,238 96

8127,296 14 139,384 36 7,717 32 6,435 06

816,180 49 6,946 98

85,129,123 60 11,823 15 361,573 07

522,762^36

487,306 26

486,135 97

280,832 88

23,127 47

Expenditures, 1909 Only.

Sub

totals.

Widening piers................................

Extra mooring posts on piers....................

Memorial tablets...............................

Maintaining and keeping structures and appurtenances in good condition until taken possession of by lessees...............................

$220 43 2,142 05 187 92

$95,317 68 9,423 88 287 39

1,019 79

1,019 79

Wharf Property Acquired.

Lands, uplands, etc., from Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U. S.........................

Lands, improvements, etc., from Ambrose K. Ely and others................................

Bulkhead, uplands, etc., from Cornelius Le Roy White and others..........................

Bulkhead, uplands, etc., from Winthrop Astor Chanler and others.........................

Condemnation costs between West Fifteenth and West Eighteenth streets.....................

Uplands, etc., from Augustus Meyers.............

Condemnation costs between West Twenty-second and West Twenty-third streets..............

Bulkhead, uplands, etc., from William Waldorf Astor and others...........................

Bulkhead, improvements, etc., from sundry owners.

Uplands, etc., from Mary Patterson and others. ...

$5,608,568 56

$339,331 61

864,010 12

1,246,022 79

995,956 01

2,578 22 10,816 25

41,752 02 10,816 25

463 44

463 44

999,128 19 2,760,045 30 343,832 94

7,60l,358T67

$3,038,557 20

$18,969,480 45

West Twenty-third Street Section—South End.

From a point 10 feet south of the north side of West Twenty-third street to a point 43.27 feet north of Pier No. 67:

Bulkhead-wall proper...........................

General charges................................

Paving the new marginal street..................

Pier No. 63, at West Twenty-third Street.

Removal of old work...........................

Dredging.....................................

Pier proper...................................

Sewer through Pier.............................

Pier No. 64, at West Twenty-fourth Street.

Dredging.....................................

Pier proper...................................

Extension to Pier-head line of 1897...........

$427,264177

$71,922 03 76,375 23

148,297|26

$6,239 61 12,214 54 35,307 53 9,494 84

63,256152

$17,657 50 52,193 33 8,249 08

78,099^91

Expenditures, 1909 Only.

SUB-

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Pier No. 65, at West Twenty-fifth Street.

Dredging................................

Pier proper..............................

Extension to Pier-head line of 1897........

Pier No. 66, at West Twenty-sixth Street.

Dredging...............................

Pier proper.............................

Extension to Pier-head line of 1897........

Pier No. 67, at West Twenty-seventh Street.

Dredging...............................

Pier proper.............................

Extension to Pier-head line of 1897........

Wharf Property Purchased. Bulkheads, etc., S10.20 feet in length.......

$18,578 68 64,374 02 $117 84

$22,868 56 54,997 97 22 26

$21,453 40 54,528 73 22 27

$83,070 54

77,888 79

76,004 40

594,125 65

West Twenty-third Street Section—North End.

From a point 43.27 feet north of Pier No. 67 to the north side of West Thirtieth street:

Bulkhead-wall proper...........................

General charges................................

Paving the new marginal street..................

Pier No. 68, at West Twenty-eighth Street.

Dredging.....................................

Pier proper...................................

Extension to Pier-head line of 1897..............

Pier No. 69, at West Twenty-ninth Street.

Dredging.....................................

Pier proper...................................

Extension to Pier-head line of 1897..............

Pier No. 70, at West Thirtieth Street.

$1,548,007 84

$241,411 97

$54,048 51 57,002 59

111,051 10

$16,618 25 38,734 90 22 26

$16,527 81 29,370 02 24 35

55,375 41

45,922 18

Dredging..........................

Pier proper........................

Extension to Pier-head line of 1897...

Wharf Property Purchased. Bulkheads 262 feet 8J inches in length.

$12,139 63 32,029 44 32,999 80

77,168 87

119,644 21

$650,573 74

Expenditures, 1909 Only.

Sub-

Totals.

West Thirty-first Street Section.

From the north side of West Thirtieth street to the north !side of West Thirty-first street:

Bulkhead wall, etc...........................

Pier No. 71, at West Thirty-first Street.

Dredging.....................................

Pier proper..................................

Extension.....................................

$86,214 08

$28,580 62 73,364 13 48,678 87

150,623 62

$236,837 70

West Thirty-second Street Section.

FromTthe north side of West Thirty-first street to the north side of West Thirty-third street:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

$178,189 69

Pier No. 72, at West Thirty-second Street.

Dredging................................

Pier proper...............................

Extension...............................

$43 86

$9,210 12 67,530 86 43 86

76,784 84

Pier No. 73, at West Thirty-third Street.

Dredging. . Pier proper. Extension..

817,357 05 44,497 11 30,492 99

92,347 15

$43 86

$347,321 68

West Thirty-third Street Section.

From the north side of West Thirty-third street, extended, to a point 98.75 feet north:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Pavdng the marginal street.....................

Wharf property acquired.......................

$42,413 66

632 40

$43,046 06

10,000 00

$53,046 06

West Thirty-fourth Street Section.

From' theTnorth end of the West Thirty-third street Section to the north side of West Thirty-fourth street:

Bulkhead wall, etc.........'....................

Paving the marginal street.....................

$72,330 68 5,585 88

$77,916 56

Expenditures, 1909 Only.

Sub-

Totals.

Total

Expenditures

to’Date.

Pier No. 74, at West Thirty-fourth Street.

Removal of old work.....................

Dredging................................

Pier proper.............................

Shed.

$2,325 25 19,003 48 73,551 63 98,800 37

$193,680 73

Wharf Property Acquired.

Bulkhead 101 feet 4£ inches in length, from Edmund Coffin and others...........................

117,083X32

$388,680 '61

Between North Side of West Thirty-fourth Street and South Side of West Forty-first Street.

Pier at West 35th street—Dredging..................

Pier and approach

Extensions........

“    Rebuilding........

Pier at West 36th street-—Dredging.........

$13,131 31

$1,347 50 33,077 81 39,565 14 13,131 31

Pier and approach...,

Extension............

Pier at West 37th street—Removal of old work

Dredging............

Pier and approach...

$2,077 03 29,048 12 32,447 97

$87,121176

$438 73

63,573112

18,313 36 46,931 67

Pier at West 38th street—Dredging. . .

Pier proper

$23,183 95 46,488 97

65,683176

69,672 92

Pier at West 39th street—Dredging

Pier and approach..........

Widening approach, south side.....................

Widening approach, north side.....................

$3,742 06 60,339 40

6,395 81

6,765 31

Pier at West 40th street—Dredging. . . .

Pier proper.. Asphalt deck Extension

4,630 77 6,212 16

$18,616 91 40,679 69 4,630 77 6,212 16

77,242 58

70,139 53

Wharf property being acquired

159 60

$23,974 24

$433,593 27

Expenditures, 1909 Only.

Sub-

Totals.

West Forty-first Street Section.

From the south line of West Forty-first street to the south line of West Forty-second street:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Pier at West Forty-first street..................

Wharf property being acquired.................

$27,338 40 78,911 01 425 88

$106,675 29

West Forty-second Street Section.

From the south side of West Forty-second street to the north side of West Forty-fourth street:

Bulkhead wall, etc............................

Paving the marginal street.....................

$9,754 84

490 78

$347,087 37 2,527 31

$349,614 68

Pier No. 83, at West Forty-third Street.

Removal of old work....................

Dredging.................................

Pier proper...............................

$1,468 21 12,851 99 125,407 24

139,727 44

Pier No. 84, at IVest Forty-fourth Street.

Dredging..............................

Pier and approach......................

Extension..............................

Shed

$26,050 92 33,861 09 156,365 81 7,503 90

223,781 72

TWharf Properly Acquired.

Bulkhead, 200 feet and 10 inches in length, from the Forty-second street and Grand street Ferry Railroad Company.........................

227,772 74

$10,245 62

$940,896 58

Water-front between upper side of West Forty-fourth Street and upper side of West Forty-ninth Street.

Plans for improving...........................

Pier at West Forty-fifth Street.

$766 31

$779 72

Dredging. . . Pier proper. Extension..

104 31

$9,518 04 45,645 11 104 31

55,267 46

Pier at West Forty-sixth Street.

Expenditures, 1909 Only.

Sub-

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Pier at West Forty-seventh Street.

Removal of old work..................

Dredging.............................

Pier proper...........................

Extension.............................

$104 31

$1,474 89 26,66 5 07 50,111 82 104 31

$ 78,356 09

Pier at West Forty-eighth Street.

Dredging. . . Pier proper, Extension..

186 98

$13,559 08 36,764 35 186 98

Shed

568 16

Pier at West Forty-ninth Street.

51,078 57

Dredging. . Pier proper. Extension..

69 54

$13,374 63 42,761 09 69 54

$1,355 44

56,205 26

$241,811 09

West Fifty-second, Street Section.

From a

point 83 feet and 10 inches south of the south side of West Fiftieth street to the north side of West Fifty-fifth street:

Bulkhead wall, etc............

Paving the new marginal street.

$487,303 72 12,498 38

$499,802 10

Pier at West Fiftieth Street.

Dredging......

Pier proper.....

Extensions, etc

$10,132 78 40,432 03 67,048 40

117,613 21

Pier at West Fifty-first Street.

Dredging. . Pier proper, Extension..

$10,731 01 39,236 10 30,669 38

80,636 49

Pier at West Fifty-second Street.

Dredging.. Pier proper. Extension..

$8,514 99 37,917 04 30,228 66

hKN '

.... *!

76,660 69

Expenditures, 1909 Only.

Sub-

Totals.

Pier at West Fifty-third, Street.

$29 80

Plans for construction...............

Pier at West Fifty-fourth Street.

Dredging.........

Pier proper........

Sewer through pier. Extension.........

$116 78

$6,728 14 38,352 67 4,096 61 176 62

49,354 04

Pier at West Fifty-fifth Street.

Dredging. . Pier proper. Extension..

14,246 99

$28,116 69 32,645 99 59,138 96

119,901 64

Wharf Property Acquired.

Bulkhead 200 feet and 10 inches in length, from James Brown..............................

Bulkhead 260 feet and 10 inches in length, from Mary J. Van Auken........................

Bulkhead 245 feet in length, from Hopper, S., and Alexander H. Mott.........................

$95,637 13

2,530 00

7,500 00

$14,363 77

105,667 13

$1,049,665 10

West Fifty-seventh Street Section.

From the north side of West Fifty-fifth street to the south side of West Fifty-eighth street:

Bulkhead-wall proper...........................

General charges................................

Paving the new marginal street..................

$202,279 64 58,453 03

Pier No. 96, at West Fifty-sixth Street.

Dredging (1890, 1, 2, 3)..................

Pier proper (1890, 1, 2, 3)................

$10,061 29 48,171 51

58,232 80

Pier No. 97, at West Fifty-seventh Street.

Dredging (1889-1894)......................

Pier proper (1889-1894)...................

Extension (1900, 1, 2).....................

$7,822 33 50,559 39 42,432 03

100,813 75

$419,779 22

Expenditures, 1909 Only.

Sub-

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

West Fifty-ninth Street Section.

From the south side of West Fifty-eighth street to the north side of West Fifty-ninth street:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Pier at West Fifty-eighth street. (See Report 1904)

Pier at West Fifty-ninth street. (See Report 1904.)

$55',151165 87,805131 256,394 88

$399,351 84

Water-front opposite Riverside Park.

Plans for improvement.........................

Pier at West Seventy-eighth street...............

Pier at West Seventy-ninth street................

Pier at West Eightieth street....................

Pile bulkhead from a point distant 101 feet and 1 inch south from the south line of West Ninety-fifth street to about the north line of West Ninety-fifth street..........................

Pier at West Ninety-fifth street (plans for)........

Pier at West Ninety-sixth street.................

Pier at West Ninety-seventh street...............

$16,001 87

397 74

$119 60

348 56

89,556 35 47,180 63

18,465 61 473 73

84,499 94 96,145 35

$336,789 77

Wharf Property Acquired.

Upland, etc., north of West Seventy-seventh street .

Bulkhead between West Eightieth and West Eighty-first streets.................................

Land under water south of West Ninety-fifth street.

Uplands, etc., between West Ninety-fifth and West Ninety-sixth streets........................

Bulkhead between West Ninety-sixth and West Ninety-seventh streets......................

Upland north of West Ninety-seventh street.......

$707 96

179,669 68 56,787 35

172,618 42

163,576 69 56,650 89

$16,399 61

630,010199

$966,800 76

Claremont Section.

From the north side of West One Hundred and Twenty-ninth street to north side of West One Hundred and Thirty-fourth street:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the new marginal street..................

$4,286 58 387 50

$455,835 21 17,091 81

$472,927 02

Expenditures, 1909 Only.

Sub-

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Pier at West One Hundred and Twenty-ninth Street. Extension.....................................

$11,654 46

$68,297 33

Pier at West One Hundred and Thirty-first Street.

Dredging...................................

Cobble foundation...........................

Pier proper..................................

Shed.

87 24

$717 05 17,437 42 42,999 70 87 24

61,241 41

Pier at West One Hundred and Thirty-second Street.

Dredging.................................

Pier proper....................................

Extension.....................................

Rebuilding part of.............................

$441 92 16,010 85 31,672 43 10,917 14

59,042 34

Pier at West One Hundred and Thirty-third Street.

Pier proper..................................

Extension...................................

686 49

$25,882 10 47,816 44

73,698 54

Pier at West One Hundred and Thirty-fourth Street.

Pier proper...................................

Extension....................................

1,358 25

$24,819 44 3,960 24

$18,460 52

28,779 68

$763,986 32

Water-front between West One Hundred and Thirty-fourth and West One Hundred and Fifty-fifth Streets.

Plans for improving............................

Crib bulkhead between West One Hundred and Thirty-fifth and West One Hundred and Thirty-seventh streets......................

$121 00

$176 64

29,736 06

$121 00

$29,912 70

Carmansville Section.

From the south side of West One Hundred and Fifty-fifth street to the north side of West One Hundred and Fifty-eighth street:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the new marginal street..................

$42,442 18 4,961 56

$161,160 85 5,058 76

$166,219 61

Expenditures, 1909 Only.

Sub-

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Pier at West One Hundred and Fifty-seventh street

Pier at West One Hundred and Fifty-eighth street (extension of).............................

$23,971 92

$23,971 92

24,771 66

$71,375 66

$214,963 19

Water-front north of West One Hundred and Fifty-eighth Street.

Plans for pier at West One Hundred and Sixty-fifth street.....................................

Plans for improving vicinity of Dyckman street....

Plans for improvements between West Two Hundred and First and West Two Hundred and West Two Hundred and Fifteenth streets.....

$19 08 1,010 96

$509 11

509 11

$509 11

$1,539 15

Whitehall Section.

From east side of the Staten Island Ferry to the lower end of the Broad Street Section. Action of March 22, 1906:

Grading and paving the new marginal street.......

$6,108 14

$9,927 15

Broad Street Section.

From the lower side of Pier Old 4, East River, to the upper side of Pier New 7, East River:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the new marginal street..................'

$1,424 10

$210,704 26 12,123 17

$222,827 43

Pier No. 4, at Broad Street.

Removal of old work.

Dredging...........

Rip-rap foundation.., Pier proper..........

Shed

$8,001 86 16,747 46 2,092 37 55,341 31 64,140 94

146,323 94

Pier No. 5, at lower side of Coenties Slip.

Removal of old work.....................

Dredging..................................

Rip-rap foundation..........................

Pier proper.................................

$3,983 71 8,240 27 1,003 72 53,812 31

67,040 01

Pier No. 6, at Jeannette Park.

Dredging. . Pier proper. Extension..

Pier No. 7, at upper side of Coenties Slip.

Extending and widening

Wharf Property Acquired.

Part of Pier, Old, 4, from Elbridge T. Gerry and others....................................

Part of Pier, New 7, from Stephen Decatur and others....................................

Old Slip Section.

From upper end of the Broad Street Section to a point 32.43 feet west of Pier 13, or the lower end of the Maiden Lane Section.

Bulkhead wall, etc...

Paving the new marginal street

Action December 7, 1904:

Pier No. 8, near Cuyler’s Alley.

Removal of old work.................

Dredging...........................

Plans and specifications...............

Rip-rap foundation...................

Pier proper..........................

Pier No. 9, at lower side of Old Slip.

Removal of old work....................

Dredging..............................

Plans and specifications..................

Rip-rap foundation.......................

Pier proper.............................

Expenditures, 1909 Only.

$1,424 10

$56 80

1,401 67

Sub-

Totals.

$6,258 69 30,789 54 26,947 92

$90,150 24

172,445 21

$559,065 51 10,972 09

$7,303 72 22,178 71 817 34

1,932 42 43,820 37

$7,502 38 15,832 81 947 77

2,478 15 49,046 52

$63,996 15

57,823 27

262,595 45

$820,606 25

$570,037 60

76,052 56

75,807 63

Work Supervised.

B. O.

Location.

7220

West 97th St.

Repairs to dumping board on south side, T. A. S. Sheridan Co.

Mar. 27, 1909

April 3, 1909

7229

West 97th St.

7003

West 97th St.

7997

West 97th St.

Removing old planks, etc., T. A. S. Sheridan..................

General repairs to runway and dumping board, T. A. ,S. Sheridan Co... . »..................

Inclosing runway on dump, T. A. S. Sheridan Co...............

April 5, 1909

April 19, 1909

July 22, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Dec. 15, 1909

Pec. 17, 1909

8022

West 110th St......

Float and gangway and moor at Columbia College, Boat House

Dec. 21, 1909

In progress

7698

West 110th-131st Sts.

Removal of structure, Thos. Stokes Sons..............

Aug. 20, 1909

Aug. 21, 1909

7033

West 129th St.

Openings .to make subway connections, Con. Tel. & El. Sub.

Co

Sept. 25, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

7057

West 129th St.

7213

West 129th St.

7713

West 129th St.

Repairs to transfer bridge, Albany Day Line...............

Removing structures, Garrett May.........................

Construction of window, etc., E E. Olcott. . .

May 24, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Mar. 25, 1909

May 17, 1909

Sept. 2, 1909

Suspended Nov. 13, 1909

7475

Between West 129th and 130th Sts.......

Placing float. Morris Isaacs

Revoked

Returned Oct. 15, 1909

7889

West 129th and 130th

Sts

Re-setting lamps, etc., United Electric Light & Power Co.....

Nov. 10, 1909 Nov. 13, 1909

6802

West 130th St.

6975

West 130th St.

6975

West 130th St.

6975

West 130th St.

6975

West 130th St.

6975

West 130th St.

7739

West 130th St.

Repairs to ferry house, Riverside & Fort Lee Ferry Co..........

General repairs to Ferry property, Riverside & Fort Lee Ferry Co....................

Painting ferry structure, Riverside & Fort Lee Ferry Co.......

Repairs to rack, Riverside & Fort Lee Ferry Co..................

Repairs to flooring in ferryhouse, Riverside & Fort Lee Ferry Co.

Repairs to steam pipe, Riverside & Fort Lee Ferry Co...........

Placing float, Hudson-Fulton Celebration, Riverside & Fort Leo Ferry Co....................

Dec. 8, 1908 Jan. 8,1909

Jan. 9, 1909 Dec 31, 1909

July 6, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

July 8, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Oct. 11, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Nov. 13, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Sept. 20, 1909 Oct. 9, 1909

7537

Between West 130th and 131st Sts.......

Repairing and painting structures, Weber-McLaughlin Co.........

July 9, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

7661

Between West 130th and 131st Sts.......

7533

West 131st St.

Extension to office structure, Weber-McLaughlin Co........

Driving piles, N. Y. Excursion Co.

Aug. 30, 1909 Oct. 30, 1909 July 6, 1909 July 7, 1909

7537

West 131st St..

7537

West 131st St.

7563

West 133d St.

Repairing and painting coal structures, Weber-McLaughlin.

Repairs to water pipes, Weber-McLaughlin.................

Repairs to water main, Burns

ros

7490

Between West 133d and 134th Sts.......

Moving house, Burns Bros.

7491

Between West 1.33d and 134th Sts......

7197 So. West 134th St.

7491 West 134th St.

7491 West I34th St.

7615 West 134th St.

74S8 North of West 138th

St

7784 West 138th St.

7384

Between ' West 138th and 139th Sts.......

Completed.

July 22, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Oct. 11, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Nov. 8, 1909 Nov. 9, 1909

June 30, 1909 Aug. 30, 1909

.Repairs to coal pocket, Burns Bros.......................

Erection building, Burns Bros... .

Repairs to coal pockets, Burns Bros.................,......

Opening pavement to repair pipe, Burns Bros..................

June 25, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909 April 13, 1909 In progress...

July 13, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

July 20, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Repairs to dumping board, Department Street Cleaning......

Moving of a small house, Colonial Yacht Club

July 27, 1909

Aug. 14, 1909]

July 26, 1909 July 31, 1909

Re-decking platform, Mrs. J. Schlenker..................

Sept. 24, 1909 Dec. 1, 1909;

Removal of platform, Ryan-Parker Con. Co...............

Sept. 15, 1909

Suspended Sept. 19, 1909

Remarks.

7793

Between West 138th and 140th Sts.......

7130

West 140th St.

Construction temporary board walk, Hudson-Fulton Celebration, Colonial Yacht Club......

Erection of building, F. R. Welch.

Sept. 24, 1909 Mar. 17, 1909

Dec. 30. 1909 j. July 26, 1909;.

7437

South of West 140th

St

Construction of a porch around boathouse, Colonial Yacht Club

June 7, 1909 Aug., 22, 1909

7733

West 140th and 141st

Sts

7454

West 141st St.

7752

North of West 141st St

7264

West 142d St.

7221

West 147th St.

7401

West 147th St.

7660

West 147th St.

7908

West 147th St.

Erecting stands and lockers, Colonial Yacht Club. . ...........

Construction small extension, Home Boat Club.............

Erection of lockers, Home Boat Club.......................

Filling over sewer, Joseph Burns.

Erection and maintenance boathouse, New York Motor Boat Club........................

Erection small crib, lockers and fence on property occupied by the New York Motor Boat Club

Extension, 6x10 feet, New York Motor Boat Club.............

Building one-story extension, New York Motor Boat Club

Sept. 16, 1909

Dec. 24, 1909

June 15, 1909 June 22, 1909

Oct. 5, 1909 April 5, 1909

April 1, 1909

In progress,

July 2, 1909

In progress,

May 28, 1909

Dec. 30, 1909

Aug. 14, 1909

Aug. 22, 1909

422

Work Supervised.

B. O.

Location.

Nature of Work.

Begun.

Completed.

Remarks.

7183

West 152d St.

6957

Carmansville Section..

7586

West 155th St.

7329

West 158th St.

Erection shd, Thos. E. Broadway.

Placing filling at northerly etc., Canavan Bros.......

Removal of shanty, Mrs. Mary Wells...........

Placing filling rear wall, Canavan Bros. Co

Mar. 18, 1909

Dec. 28, 1909

end,

of bulkhead

Mar. 13, 1909

In progress.

July 29, 1909

July 31, 1909

June 8, 1909

In progress.

7484

South of West 158th

St

6948

West 165th St.

7S69

West 165th St.

3312

West 167th St.

Removal Stiuctu.es, Mrs. Wm. Ruth.......................

Erection frame structure, Audubon Yacht Club..............

Erection of ways, etc.. John Dalton.........................

Placing boathouse and float, Knickerbocker Canoe Club

June 30, 1909

July 3, 1909

Feb. 2, 1909

Nov. 8, 1909

Superseded by B. O. 5086

July 3, 1909

Dec. 1. 1909

Returned Feb. 15, 1909

7227

West 167th St.

7325

West 168th St.

6885

West 170th St.

Construction extension, Knickerbocker Canoe Club............

Placing runway and float, John Wagner.....................

Erection of boathouse, etc., Cobweb Yacht Club.............

Mar. 31, 1909

Dec. 30, 1909

May 8, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Revoked.

Returned Aug. 9, 1909

7335

West 204th St.

7855

West 204th St.

General repairs to boathouse, E. A. Hamilton................

Erection crib work around boathouse, Schmidt & Kramer.....

May 6, 1909

Dec. 31, 1910

Nov. 1, 1909

In progress,

6904

West 204th and 205th

Sts

7427

South of D.yckman St.

Placing of cribs, etc., Richard Cox.........................

Replacing piles, John C. Koop-man.......................

Dec. 18, 1908

In progress.

7678

©578

North of Dyckman St. West 231st St.........

June 3, 1909 Redriving piles, C. K. G. Billings. Aug 18, 1909 Landing dock. Along the Hudson

June 7, 1909 Aug. 22, 1909

Co

Aug. 29, 1908

May 29, 1909

6851

Along the'EastJRiver.

■S i. .jJ,

6861

Along theiEast_ptiver.

EAST RIVER.

General Repairs, wharf property, D„ L. & W. R.R.............

General repairs, wharf property of Pa. R. R. Co..............

Mar. 1, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Expired by limitation, Dec. 31,1909

6866

Along the East]River.

General repairs, wharf property, E. R„ N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R.

June 2, 1909

July 22, 1909

€028

Along the EastJRiver.

General repairs, wharf property, E. R., Union Ferry Co., N. Y. & Bk.......................

Jan. 2, 1909

Sept. 8, 1909

6958

Along the East River.

General re E. & H.

pairs, wharf property, R., New England Nav.

Remarks.

6998

Along the East River.

7010

Along the East River.

General repairs, wharf property, E. R., Lehigh Valley R. R Co.

General repairs, wharf property, E. & H. R. of Central R. R. of N. J.......................

Mar. 11, 1909

Mar. 18, 1909

Expired by limitation Dec. 31,1909

7016

Wharf property, E. & H. R., Balt. & Ohio R. R. Co...........

General repairs

Expired by limitation Dec. 31,1909

7033

7040

Wharf property, E. & H. R., Con. Tel. & Elec. Sub. Co.......

Wharf property, E. R., Erie R. R. Co.......

General repairs

Jan. 26, 1909 Dec. 6, 1909

General repairs

Expired by limitation Dec. 31, 1909

7041

7164

Wharf property, E. R., N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co...........

Wharf property. E. R., Long Island R. R.

General repairs

Jan. 2, 1909

Aug. 20, 1909

Co

General repairs

Expired by limitation Dec. 31,1909

7489

Wharf property, E. R., Nassau Ferry Co.. . .

General repairs

Expired by limitation Dec. 31, 1909

7594

N. Y.,.VH. &H. R. R Co., wharf property, E. R..............

General repairs

July 20, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

6946

East and Harlem Riv-

ers

Take up pavement, etc., Con. Gas

Co

Aug. 10, 1910

Sept. 10, 1909

6976

East and Harlem Riv-

ers

Repair car tracks, Third Ave. R. R. Co.....................

7411

East and Harlem Riv-

Expired, by limitation Dec.31, 1909

ers.

7003

Pavement, E. & H. R.

Repair car tracks, etc., Met. St. Ry. Co......................

Take up, etc., Dept. W. S., G. & E

June 3, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Expired by limitation Dec. 31,1909

7104

Pier 4, E. R.

7391

Pier 5, E. R.

7600

Pier New 5, E. R.

7694

Pier New 5, E. R.

Open granite pavement, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Co.............

Install telephone connection, Western States Line..........

Replace old derrick, Western States Line..................

Install telephone in tally house, Murray’s Line...............

Feb. 23, 1909

Feb. 25, 1909

May 24, 1909

May 25, 1909

Oct. 16, 1909

Oct. 19, 1909

Sept. 18, 1909

Sept. 18, 1909

7519

Pier 6, E. R., South St. Bulkhead.......

Replace with iron upright the wooden upright, N. Y. Tel. Co.

Work Supervised.

B. O.

Location.

6956

Approach Pier 8, E. R.

7157

Approach Pier 8, E. R.

7801

Pier 10, E. R.

Water pipe repaired, Campania Trans.......................

Water pipe repaired, Montauk Steamboat Co................

Two doors in shed were changed, N. Y. & Balt. Trans. Co........

Feb. 18, 1909 Feb. 19, 1909

Mar. 11, 1909 Mar. 13, 1909

8011

7719

Pier 12, E. R......

Pier New 14, E. R.

Repairs to pier, War Department.

Opening pavement and repairs to water pipe, New York & Cuba Mail S. S. Co.

Oct. 6, 1909 Oct. 13, 1909 Dec. 16, 1909 Dec. 24, 1909

Sept. 7, 1909 Sept. 18, 1909

6588

Under Pier New 15, E. R..............

6074

Pier New 17, E. R.

Sewer was constructed, Bureau of Sewers......................

Outer end repaired, Fulton Market Fish Mohgers Association. .

Aug. 25, 1908 Feb. 3, 1909

Dec. 18, 1909

In progress.

7891

Between Piers 17 and 18, E. R............

platform was raised, Fish Mongers’ Associa-

6838

Pier 18, E. R.

7055

Pier New 18, E. R.

7198

Pier New 18, E. R.

Concrete Fulton tion...

Boiler house was erected, New York Wholesale Fish Dealers’ Association..................

Boiler house maintained, Independent Wholesale Fish Dealers’ Association..............

Pile cluster repairs, New York Wholesale Fish Dealers’ Association......................

Nov. 12, 1909

Nov. 18, 1909

Dec. 19, 1908

Jan. 2, 1909

Mar. 11, 1909

Mar. 18, 1909

April 18, 1909

April 21, 1909

7683

7284

Easterly side of Pier New 18, E. R.......

Between Pers New 18 and 19, E. R........

Ice bridge erected, American Ice

v,,

Aug. 20, 1909 Aug. 27, 1909

Float was placed, New York Wholesale Fish Dealers’ Association......................

April 24, 1909 July 14, 1909

7638

Foot of Beekman St., E. R...............

7050

Pier New 19, E. R.

Repair water main, New York Wholesale Fish Dearers’ Association......................

Heater and water pipe installed, Hartford & New York Trans.

July 31, 1909 July 31, 1909

Co

Feb. 4, 1909 Mar. 18, 1909

7671

7071

Piers New 19 and 20, E. R..............

Pier New 22, E. R., Brooklyn Bridge Pier...............

Repairs made to piers, Hartford & New York Trans. Co.........

Aug. 26, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

7148

Pier New 22, E. R.

6909

Repairs made to pier, Clyde Steam-I ship Co.....................

Opened pavement, water pipe laid, L. I. R. R. Co............

Mar. 16, 1909lDec. 31, 1909

Piers New 22 and 25, E. R., and bulkhead between said piers. .

Mar. 6, 1909

April 2, 1909

Erected sheds, L. I. R. R. Co.

Mar. 9, 1909

In progress.

7085

Removal of gas meters, Con. Gas

Completed.

Remarks.

7120 Ft. Roosevelt St., E.R.

Removal of telephone Instrument, N. Y. Telephone Co.....

Mar. 3, 1909

Mar. 3, 1909

7379

Foot Roosevelt St., E. R..............

5770 Foot Oliver St., E. R..

Ferry house used for drilling purposes, Dept, of Street Cleaning.

Install high pressure, Dept. W. S., G. & E......................

May 26, 1909

June 2, 1909

Nov. 21, 1907

7288

Pier 24 (New), E. R....

Remove pavement and place electric connection, Empire City Subway Co..................

April 22, 1909 Superseded by B. O. 7291

April 2, 1909

April 27, 1909

7142

Pier New 27, E. R.

II

6771

Pier Old 28, E. R.

*31

si -S

c 6 ■£

1° 3

am o

I®

Mar. 29, 1909

Mar. 31, 1909

Nov. 7, 1908

Jan.

6, 1909

7864

Pier New 28, E. R.

Repairs to water pipe, New England Nav. Co.................

Oct. 27, 1909 Nov. 14, 1909j

7636

Approach to Pier New 28, E. R...........

Opening of pavement, New England Nav. Co.................

July 28, 1909 Aug. 26, 1909

7147

Bulkhead between Piers New 30 and 31, E. R..............

Erection of ice bridge, tally house, etc., Foster-Scott Ice Co.......

7895

Approach to Pier New 31, E. R...........

No work, Order returned Mar. 31, 1909

Repairs to croton water pipe, N. Y.,N. H. &H. R. R. Co.....

Nov. 18, 1909

Nov. 18, 1909

7802

Approach Pier New 31, E. R...............

7712

Pier New 38, E. R.

Open pavement and repair pipes, N. Y.,N. H. &H. R. R. Co.....

Construction of oil house, N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co...........

Oct. 8, 1909 Oct. 11,1909; Sept. 7, 1909 Sept. 20, 1909

7105

Pier Foot of Clinton St., E. R...........

Placing boring machine, etc., Board of Water Supply........

Feb. 24, 1909

Mar. 13, 1909!

7315

Approach to Pier Old 49, E. R.........

Repairs to pavement and water pipe, N. Y„ N. H. & H. R. R. Co.

May 5, 1909

May 14, 1909;

7028

Between Montgomery and Gouveneur Slip, E. R..........

Construction of 3 piers, Nos. 39, 40 and 41, N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co.....................

Oct. 25, 1909

In progress.

7319

Pier Old 51, E. R.

7884

Pier Old 52, E. R.

Construction of temporary office, N. Y„ N. H. & H. R. R. Co.....

Fencing off old crib bulkhead, Estate of Christian Bergh......

June 29, 1909

July 14, 19091

7950

Crib bulkhead at Pier old 52, E. R........

Repairs to crib, Catherine Pryor.

Nov. 4, 1909 Nov. 13, 1909

Ordered r e -turned,

Dec. 24, 1909!

Title having: been vested in the city.

Work Supervised.

B. D.

Location.

7523 Pier Old 54, E. R.

7866

Jefferson Sec., E. R... .

Removal of structure, John McDermott & Son............

Placing earth-filling rear of the wall, John J. Fleming.........

July 14, 1909 July 14, 1909

Oct. 10, 1909 Dec. 11, 1909

7689

Foot of Jackson St., E.

7085

Grand St. Ferry House

Erection of temporary ice bridge, Peekskilllce Co..............

Removal of gas meters, Con. Gas

Aug. 20, 1909 Aug. 24, 1909

Co

Feb. 16, 1909 Mar. 16, 1909

7748 Corlear St., south of Front St...........

Driving fender piles along platform, Crane Co...............

Sept. 22, 1909 Sept. 28, 1909

7322

7813

7919

7687

7685

7493

Pier New 50, E. R.,

foot of Rivington St. Erection of ice bridge on north side of pier, John A. McCarthy.

Installation of 2 hydrants at the outer end, Dept. W. S., G. & E.

j Placing of water hydrants, etc., at | the outer end. Removed from | Rivington St. Pier, Dept. W.

| W. S., G. & E................

ipairs to deck, etc., James Shewan & Son...............

Repairs to decking, sheathing, etc., A. W. Welsh.............

Repairs to pier, James Shewan & Sons.......................

Pier New 51, E. R.

Pier Old 61, E. R.

Pier New 52, E. R.

Pier New 52, E. R.

May 1, 1909 May 4, 1909

Nov. 30, 1909 Dec. 13, 1909

Nov. 9, 1909 Dec. 13, 1909

Re

Pier foot 4th St., E. R.

Nov. 29, 1909 Dec. 20, 1909

Dec. 1, 1909 Dec. 17, 1909

7704

Bulkhead between 4th and 5th Sts., E. R.. .

Order ret’ned July 12, 1909

Superseded by B. O. 7531

Repairs to bulkhead, Estate of Betsy Ann Fay..............

Sept. 4, 1909 Sept. 13, 1909

7495

Bulkhead between 5th and 6th Sts., E. R.. .

Repairs to bulkhead, Webb’s Academy Home for Ship Builders.. .

June 23, 1909 July 9, 1909

7970

7522

Bulkhead between 6th and 7th Sts., and 7th St. Pier, E. R.......

Pier Foot of 9th St., E. R..............

Repairs to pier and bulkhead, Jas. Tregarthan & Co..............

Driving spring piles along the southerly side, John W. Sullivan Co......................

Dec. 11, 1909

In progress.

June 30, 1909 July 2, 1909

7317

Pier Foot 11th St., E. R...............

General repairs to pier, New York Mutual Gas Light Co..........

April 28, 1909

6100

Pier foot of 14th St., E. R..............

General repairs, Joseph Murray. .

Order returne June 10, 1909

7705

Foot of 20th St., E. R.

6921

Pier foot of 21st St., E. R............

Remove pavement, repairs to water pipe and replace pavement, H. L. Herbert & Co......

Repairs to decking and sheathing, Con. Gas Co..............

Aug. 23, 1909

May 28, 1909 »>* *.r. PIT' d Superseded by B. O. 7423

Oct. 22, 1909

Feb. 9, 1909 Mar. 8, 1909

6922

Pier foot of 21st St., E. R...............

Repairs to decking, sheathing, etc., H. B. Turner Co..........

7614

Pier foot of 21st St., E. R...............

Repairs where damaged by the “Chester W. Chapin,” New England S. S. Co..............

No work done

7930

Foot of 21st St., E. R.

Replacing suction pipe crossing marginal street, Con. Gas Co.. .

7867

Between 21st and 22d Sts., E. R..........

6759 I Foot of 23d St., E. R...

Repairs to belt conveyer tunnel, Con. Gas Co.................

Repair ferry houses where damaged by fire, N. Y. Terminal

Co

7085

Foot of 23d St., E. R., ferry house.........

Removal of gas meters, Con. Gas

Co

6951

Pier foot of 24th St, E. R...............

Completed.

Superseded by B. O. 7716

Dec. 6, 1909

In progress.

Nov. 1, 1909

Nov. 15, 1909

Nov. 17, 1908

Jan. 9, 1909

Feb. 16, 1909

Mar. 16, 1909

Remarks.

Use upper portion of recreation Building for school room during winter months, Dept, of Education..................

Nov. 1, 1908

Feb. 18, 1909

6735

Pier foot of 24th St., E. R..............

Installing and removing launching device. Hunt Launching Device Co..................

Oct. 26, 1908

Jan. 7, 1909

7565

Pier foot of 24th St., E. R..............

Driving spring piles along side of berth, N. Y. Excursion Co..

No work done

Order ret’ned Sept. 27, 1909

7337

Between 25th and 26th Sts., E. R..........

5902

New Bellevue Section.

Construction of an addition to office building, Candee, Smith & Howland Co...............

Place earth-filling at the southerly end, rear of the wall, T. A. S. Sheridan Co...............

May 7, 1909

May 29, 1909

Mar. 30, 1908

Suspended Dec. 2, 1909

7430

New Bellevue Section, E. R..............

7569

Foot of 29th St., E. R.

Cutting off piles in binding frame. P. J. Carlin Con. Co...........

Placing earth-filling T. A. S. Sheridan Co

July 14, 1909

July 16, 1909

rear of wall,

July 12, 1909

6826

Pier foot of 29th St., E. R...............

Suspended July 20, 1909

Placing of coal hopner on wheels, Curtis-Blaisdell Co............

Nov. 16, 1908

Jan. 2, 1909

7466

Piers foot of 29th and 30th Sts. and between 28th and 29th streets, E. R......

Placing of guide boom derricks, P. J. Carlin Con. Co...........

July 14, 1909

Aug. 6, 1909

3878

Between north side of pier at 33d St., E. R. and line of ferry rack of L. I. R. R. Co.....

Construction of pile and timber stage, Pa., N. Y. & L. I. R. R.

Co

Feb. 7, 1906

April 13, 1909

Removal of trestle and suction pipe, Pa., N. Y. & L. I. R. R...

42S

Work Supervised.

B. D.

Location.

Natuke of Work.

Begun.

Completed.

Remarks.

7474

Pier foot of 39th St., E. R..............

Cutting away of abutment, 40 feet inner end of pier, N. Y. Edison Co......................

Nov. 14, 1909

In progress.

6677

Between 39th and 40th Sts., E. R..........

Erection of house overscreen wall, N. Y. Edison Co..............

Oct. 5, 1908 Mar. 1, 1909

6739

Between 39th and 40th Sts., E. R..........

Construction of ash pit and protecting structure, N. Y. Edison

7806

Between 39th and 40th Sts., E. R..........

Co

Oct. 24, 1908 Aug. 13, 1909

Construction of ash track subway, N. Y. Edison Co..........

Oct. 6, 1909

In progress.

7013

Between 40th and 41st Sts., E. R..........

Renew fender system and place backing log, N. Y. Edison Oo...

Jan. 11, 1909 Jan. 19, 1909

7741

Between 41st and 42d Sts., E. R..........

7338

7085

Erection of fence, Amsterdam Gas Co......................

Foot of 42d St., E. R.. Repairs to ferry house where damaged by trolley car, 42d St., Manhattanville & St. Nicholas Ave. R. R. Co................

42d St. Ferry House.. . Removal of gas meters, Con. Gas

Nov. 20, 1909 Nov. 20, 1909

June 1, 1909 June 25, 1909

Co

Feb. 16, 1909 Mar. 16, 1909

7067

South of 52d St., E. R.

Construction of ice run, American Ice Co.......................

Dec. 2, 1908 Dec. 2, 1908

7354

7888

Bulkhead between 52d and 53d Sts., E. R...

Bulkhead between 54th and 55th Sts., N. R..

General repairs,Mendelsohn Bros.

May 6, 1909 June 5, 1909

General repairs, Consumers’Brew-ing Co......................

Nov. 11, 1909 Dec. 14, 1909

7394

Pier foot of 60th St., E. R...............

Repairs to decking, etc., Bouker Contracting Co...............

Dec. 14, 1909 Dec. 30, 19091

8002

Pier foot of 60th St., St,, E. R...........

7012

South of 63d St., E. R.

Repairs to runway and dump, Bouker Cont’g Co.............

Erect coal handling appliance, Marina Coal Co...............

Dec. 20, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Jan. 11, 1909 Feb. 5, 1909

6930

7447

Bulkhead south of 63d St., E. R...........

Platform south of 63d St., E. R..........

General repairs, Marina Coal Co.

Dec. 27, 1908 Feb. 8, 1909

Installation of 5 horsepower motor, Marina Coal Co...........

June 4, 1909 June S, 1909

7334

Platform foot of 63d St., E. R...........

Placing of ice run and wooden derrick, Marina Coal Co........

May 14, 1909

May 25, 1909

6571

Between 65th and 66th Sts., E. R..........

Placing two sewers, York and Sawyer for Rockefeller Ins. Med. Res....................

Superseded by B. O. 7149

Order ret’ned Mar. 31, 1909

Placed riprap to support main, Dept. W. S., G. & E...........

Completed.

Remarks.

7066 Foot of 70th St., E. R.

Placing of suction pipe, Ice Co................

Hygeia

April 8, 1909 June 11, 1909

5637

Bulkhead foot of 74th St., E. R...........

Placed temporary mooring post, Interborough R. T. Co.........

No work done

5647

Between 77th and 79th Sts., E. R..........

Order ret’ned Feb. 16, 1909

6691

Foot 78th St., E. R... .

6973

Foot 78th St., E. R... .

6688

Foot 89th St., E. R... .

Placing earth-filling rear, of the wall, Crimmins Co............

Occupation of berth, maintain scales, etc., A. J. Foreman.....

Tapping main, Dept. W. S., G. & E., for A. J. Foreman.........

Erection of life saving station, U. S. Life Saying Corps. No work under this order.........

Oct. 19, 1907 May 26, 1909

Jan. 6, 1909 April 5, 1909

Mar. 27, 1909 April 1, 1909

7323 Foot of 89th St.

6576

Pier foot of 91st St., E. R..............

E. R. | Enlarging life saving station, U. ! S. Vol. Life Saving Corps.....

Erection of small waiting room on north side of pier, Dept. Pub. ! Charities....................

Superseded by B. O. 7323

Order ret’ned June 30, 1909

June 16, 1909

June 24, 1909

Superseded by B. O. 7064

Order ret’ned July 31. 1909

7064

Pier foot 91st St.,E. R. Erection of waiting room on north side of pier, Dept, of Pub. Charities........................

Superseded by B. O. 7643

Order ret’ned July 31, 1909

7643

Pier foot 91st st., E. R.

Erection of small waiting room, at outer end side, Dept. Pub. Charities

■ ■I,

the south

July 14, 1909 SOct. 18, 1909

7151

Bhd. foot of 93d St., E. R...............

General repairs, N. Y. Submarine Con. Co., for Geo. Ehret.......

Mar. 3, 1909 [Mar. 9, 1909

6790

Pier foot of 94th St., E. R..............

General repairs to north half of pier. Hencken & Willenbrock

17482

Pier foot of 96th St., E. R...............

Co

Nov. 27, 1908 April 27, 1909

7515

Between 99th and 100th Sts. and between 101st and 102d Sts., H. R......

Placing of public bath, Com. of Pub. Works..................

July 20, 1909

Oct. 16, 1909

Laying of street mains, Dept. W. S., G. & E...................

7567

Between 99th and 100th Sts. and between 101st and 104th Sts., H. R... .

Superseded by B. O. 7567

Order ret’ned July 31, 1909

6867

Waterfront, H. R.

Laying of water mains, Dept. W. S„ G. &E...................

General repairs, N. Y. C. R. *R.

June 28, 1909

Oct. 6, 1909

Co

7364

7152

Waterfront, H. R......

North side of 101st St., H. R..............

Placing baths, Com. Pub. Works.

Expired Dec. 31, 1909

June 25, 1909

Oct. 25, 1909

The occu square mann & Co

pation of about 5850 feet of upland, Diech-

Work Supervised.

B. O.

Location.

Natube of Work.

Begun.

Completed.

Remarks.

3821

3909

Bulkhead bet 104th an Sts., H. R..........

Between 104th and 105th Sts., H. R....

tween d 105th

Repairs to shed, E. R. Feed Co.. .

Superseded by B. O. 3909

Order was returned

Remove frame building, E. R. Feed Co.....................

Superseded by B. O. 3821

Not

commenced

f 7225

Pier foot 112th St., H. R..............

Repairs to north half, Henry L. Joyce.......................

May 8, 1909

May 13, 1909

7234

Pier foot 112th St., H. R..............

Repairs to north side of pier where damaged, N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., Henry L. Joyce, Lessee......................

May 26, 1909 June 25, 1909

7544

Pier Foot 112th St., H. R..............

Placing of portable house on wheels, Henry L. Joyce........

July 8, 1909 July 8, 1909

7886

Pier foot of 112th St., H. R...............

78181 Foot of 118th St., H.R.

Maintain automatic tide gauge, Engrs. War Dept...........

Piercing the bulkhead, Man. Com. of Pub. Works...............

Nov. 9, 1909

In progress.

Nov. 28, 1909

In progress.

7486

Pier foot 119th St., H. R..............

Placing of water main under pier, Dept. W. S., G. & E...........

May 22, 1909 July 28, 1909

7724

Between 119th and 20th Sts., H. R.. ..

General re north side,

pairs to bulkhead . Curtis-Blaisdell Co.

Aug. 24, 1909 Sept. 9, 1909

7042

From 124th to 123d Sts., H. R..........

7599

Foot of 124th St., H.R.

Transferring boat house, E. S. Democratic Club.............

Construction of crib and shed, Lehigh Valley R. R...........

Feb. 8, 1909 April 21, 1909

Superseded by B. O. 7144

Order ret’ned Oct. 28, 1909

7408

Foot of 124th St., H.R.

Construction of platform and shed, Lehigh Valley R. R......

Superseded by B. O. 7144

Order ret’ned June 9, 1909

7613

Foot of 124th St.,H. R.

Construction of cribs and buildings, Lehigh Valley R. R.......

Superseded by B. O. 7144

Order ret’ned Oct. 28, 1909

7144

Near foot of 124th St., H. R..............

Construction of platform and

shed, Lehigh Valley R. R. Co... June 15, 1909 Oct. 2, 1909

f 6931

Foot of 127th St., H. R., immediately west of line of First Avenue............

Repairs to bulkhead, Estate of P. D. Ingrahm...............

[ 6836

Foot of 2d Avenue and 129th St., Man......

Order ret’ned May 12, 1909

Repairs to decking and fender system of platform, Interborough R. T. Co................

Dec. 3, 1908 Jan. 8, 1909

6610

East 131st and 132d Sts., H. R..........

Subway and two manholes on marginal street, Empire City Subway Co., Ltd..............

Completed.

Remarks.

6689

Lexington Avenue and 132d St., H. It., to 3d Avenue.........

Lading 25 5-inch C. I. pipes, Empire City Subway Co., Ltd......

Mar. 17, 1909 April 13, 1909

On? Manhattan side only

2340

Foot East 132d St., H. R..............

Construction of building, Fire Dept........................

Oct. 12, 1904 Feb. 11, 1909

6642

132d St. and Lexington Ave., Man......

Laying cast City Subway Co

iron pipes, Empire

April 5, 1908 July 19, 190y

7426

132d St. and Lexington Avenue, H. R...

Laying water main, Hanover Cont. Co.

April 27, 1909 Aug. 18, 1909

7005

Foot of 134th St., H. R..............

Erection of ice bridge, tally house, etc., Foster-Scott Ice Co.......

7931 Foot of 136th St., H. R..............

Order ret’ned Feb. 2, 1909

I;.

spairs to coal pockets, Sperry & Popham Coal Co., Ltd.........

Dec. 4, 1909

In progress.

7271

Foot of Lexington Avenue, H. R.......

Repairs to ice bridge, Martin J. Kane.......................

April 5, 1909

April 16, 1909

7833

Foot Lexington Avenue, H. R..........

Replacing abutment 12 piles in runway, Harlem River Tow Boat Co.....................

Oct. 28, 1909

Oct. 28, 1909

7328

Foot of 2d Avenue, H. R..............

and man-

7215 Foot 139th St., H. R..

6835 West 148th St., H. R..

7124

7723

151st St., H. R......

Foot 156th St., H. R..

Repairs to pavement hole, N. Y. Edison Co

Repairs to dumping board, Dept. Street Cleaning

Cluster of 5 piles, Interborough R. T. Co....................

Frame shed, Raferty Bros.......

Piercing bulkhead and^placing sewer pipe, Bureau of Sewers. .

May 10, 1909

June 18, 1909

Mar. 26, 1909 April 2, 1909

Jan. 14, 1909 Jan. 15, 1909 Mar. 5, 1909 Aug. 1, 1909

Sept. 6, 1909 Oct. 20, 1909

3559

159thrSt. to Speedway, H. R..............

Improvement of waterfront, Interborough R. T. Co...........

Sept. 1, 1905

7744

West 177th St., H. R..

7902

West 177th St., H. R..

7595

West 171st St., H. R...

Reinforced concrete wall and pile platform, Bronx Coal Co.......

Coal pocket and trestle, Bronx Coal Co.....................

Repairs to deck of platform, Ogden Estate Co................

Oct. 1, 1909

Substantially completed and ordered returned, Dec. 31, 1909

In progress...

Oct. 4, 1909

In progress.

Nov. 15, 1909

Dec. 2, 1909

7041

Borough of the Bronx.

General repairs, N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co.................

6737

East 150th St

6955

East 150th St.

Coal pocket, Cramer & Meyer Co. Coal car trestle, Cramer & Meyer

Expired Dec. 31, 1909

Oct. 15, 1908

Mar. 4, 1909

Work

Supervised.

4.‘42

B. O.

Location.

7652

150 th St., 233 feet th of...........

nor

Coal pocket and trestle, H. G. S treat......................

Aug. 20, 1909 Nov. 11, 1909

S. O. 16322

Girard Avenue and 138th St...........

7005

Dump ashes, etc., Jordan L. Mott June 16, 1896 Feb. 10, 1909

East 134th St., E. R.. . Ice bridge, scales, etc., Foster-Scott Ice Co.

Superseded by B. O. 7049

7049

7419

6914

East 134th St., E. R.. . j Ice bridge, scales, etc., Foster-

East 134th St., E. R.. . j Runway, Oscar Johnson.........

East 138th St., E. R.. . j Dumping board and approach, N.

Y. Sanitary Utilization Co.....

Feb. 15, 1909 Mar. 12, 1909 June 5, 1909Mune 15, 1909

Mar. 10, 1909

April 3, 1909

6707

Walnut Avenue andi 138th St...........

Mooring cribs, N. Y„ N. H. & H. R. R. Co.....................

Oct. 28, 1908

Suspended Aug. 1909.

5564

Cabot St., 100 West of......

12 steel transfer bridges, N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co.

Oct. 2, 19071In progress.

4049

Dupont St. to Tiffany

St

5813

Truxton to Tiffany Sts.

! Bulkheads, Oak Point Land & I Dock Co.....................

Platform, Oak Point Land & Dock Co....................

May 3, 1906

In progress.

June 25, 1908

In progress.

7097

Hunts Point Road. . . .

House, U. S. Vol. Sav. Corps

June 10, 1909

Superseded by B. O. 7571

6806

Garrison Avenue

Coal pocket and hoisting plant, McConnell & Co..............

Aug. 1, 1908

Suspended

7835

174th St. and Bronx River.............

Pile platform and bulkhead, Heintz & Siegel..............

Dec. 22, 1909

In progress.

7026

3d to 4th Sts., Westchester Creek.......

Filling inshore of a line 100 feet from bulkhead, Geo. J. Kuhne.

Feb. 23, 1909

Suspended

7456

177th St. and Chatter-don Avenue, Westchester Creek.......

Coal pocket, Thomas R. Thorne. .

June 15, 1909jin progress.

7622

Bowne St., Westchester Creek..........

7195

Layton Avenue,

7892

6770

Layton Avenue....

Givans Creek, Bay-chester.........

Platform, E. S. Prince Co........

Boathouse, White Cross Fishing Club.......................

Boathouse, Klondyke Boat Club..

Oct. 4, 1909

In progress.

June 18, 1909 Nov. 17, 1909

July 1, 1909

In progress.

Dredging and building a temporary dock, Jno. C. Rodgers, Jr..

Nov. 20, 1908

Suspended Jan., 1909

7360

North of Fordham Road.............

Boat house, U. S. Vol. Life Saving Corps..................

Abt.

6721

North Brothers Island...............

ISLANDS.

6742

Rikers Island,

Place filling rear of wall, Health Dept........................

Construction of 2 platforms, Dept, of Street Cleaning............

Nov. 16, 1908

E. O. 8254

Rikers Island,

6580

6670

Franklin St., City Island...............

City Island Avenue, City Island........

6807

City Island Avenue, City Island.........

6843

Platform, foot of Main St., City Island, Bronx.............

6886

City Island Avenue, City Island.........

7030

City Island Avenue, City Avenue.......

7128

7285

Minneaford Avenue, City Island.........

Fordham St., City Island...............

7387

7717

Bowne St., City Island Pilot St., City Island..

Completed.

Dec. 31, 1909

Dec. 7, 1908

Feb. 18, 1909

Remarks.

Building rip-rap embankment, Roger L. Young..............

Runway, Benj. F. Wood

Sept. 9, 1908

July 22, 1909

Aug. 14, 1908 Oct, 20, 1909

Change of house location, A. L. Th waite....................

Aug. 7, 1908 Mar. 1, 1909

Moving building outshore, James J. Feely....................

Dec. 1, 1908

Suspended

Repairs to fender piles and sheathing, Thomas B. Watson.

Order ret’ned June 24, 1909

Superseded by B. O. 7472

Moving building outshore, Louisa L. Pell......................

Moving building outshore, Jno. P. Kelly.......................

Runway, Joseph C. Dixon,

Waiting room, Watson Cont. Co.

Sept. 29, 1908

Jan. 22, 1909

Suspended

Mar. 31, 1909

Mar. 5, 1909 Mar. 25, 1909

Runway, Mrs. Rose F. Gerstle. . .

Repairs to breakwater, Robert Jacobs.......................

May 2, 1909 In Progress... June 10, 1909 June 20, 1909

Oct. 12, 1909 Dec. 7, 1909

BROOKLYN.

6862

Borough of Brooklyn..

General repairs, P. R. R. Co.

Expired Dec. 31, 1909

6907

Borough of Brooklyn..

General repairs and dredging, N. Y. Dock Co.

6928

Borough of Brooklyn..

Repairs, Union Ferry Co.

7040

Borough of Brooklyn..

General repairs, Erie R. R. Co.

7489

7612

Borough of Brooklyn..

Stagg St., East of Morgan Avenue, English Kills.......

General repairs, Nassau Ferry Co.

Expired Dec. 31, 1909

Expired Dec. 31, 1909

Expired Dec. 31, 1909

Expired Dec. 31, 1909

Coal tower, pocket and trestle, Mary S. Baker...............

Work Supervised.

B. O.

Location.

7675

Montrose Avenue, Newtown Creek.....

Repairs to bulkhead, Vandervoort Realty Co...................

Aug. 8, 1909 Aug. 17, 1909

7562

South of Grand St., Newtown Creek. . . .

Repairs to bulkhead, Theo. R. Chapman...................

July 10, 1909 July 20, 1909

7313

Gardner Avenue, Newtown Creek........

Rebuilding of bulkhead, Chapman Docks Co...............

April 22, 1909 May 19, 1909

6760

7497

Apollo St., Newtown Creek.............

Apollo and Pollock Sts., Newtown Creek.............

Approach and dumping board, Borough Const. Co............

Dec. 1,1908 Feb. 8,1909

Crib and shed, Borough Development Co.....................

July 10, 1909 Nov. 30, 1909

7048

Vandervoort Avenue, Newtown Creek.....

Frame grinding building, American Novelty & Manuf. Co......

Feb. 20, 1909

April 17, 1909

7159

Leyden St., Newtown Creek.............

6556

7817

6874

Freeman Street... Freeman St., E. R. Green St.........

Repairs to bulkhead and fender system, Standard Oil Co.......

Repairs to pier, Lowell M. Palmer

Repairs to pier, Lowell M. Palmer

Remove existing pier and construct new pier, N. Y. Tanning

Mar. 26, 1909 April 6, 1909 Feb. 23, 1909 Mar. 10, 1909 Oct. 4, 1909 Dec. 16, 1909

Co

Dec. 28, 1908 April 24, 1909

7279

Noble St.

j Place floating bath, Comm, of I Pub. Works.................

7644

Noble St.

Waiting room, Dept. Pub. Char..

Placed

June 16, 1909 ............

Aug. 31, 1909 Oct. 28, 1909

7596

North 11th Street and North 12th St.......

Repairs to fender system on pier, Brooklyn Gas Co.............

July 19, 1909 Aug. 12, 1909

7910

North 10th St. and North 11th St. j.....

Repairs to bulkhead and piers, Standard Oil Co..............

Nov. 23, 1909 Dec. 20, 1909

7668

North 9th and North 10th St............

6924

North 2d St.

Strengthening foundation for transfer bridge. Eastern Brooklyn Dist. Terminal............

Repairs, L. I. R. R. Co...........

June 10, 1909 June 11, 1909 Jan. 12, 1909 Jan. 12, 1909

7431

North 2d St.

i;

epairs Towing Co

to outer end, Reicher

June 26, 1909

June 26, 1909

8024

North 2d St.

8039

North 2d St,

Installing attachment for telephone to hospital ship, Susquehanna & N. Y. Telephone Co.. .

Installing a water pipe, Comm, on Prev. of Tuberculosis.........

Dec. 23, 1909

In progress.

Dec. 21, 1909 Dec. 28, 1909

8027

Metropolitan Avenue..

Sheetpile bulkhead, Ezra B. Tut-

tie

Dec. 10, 1909

In progress.

7961

Metropolitan Avenue..

Sheetpile bulkhead, Ezra B. Tut-

tie

Superseded by B. O. 80-7

B. O.

Location.

Natuke of Work.

Begun.

Completed.

Remarks.

7400

South 1st and South 2d Sts.............

Additions and alterations to structures, American Sugar Refining Co....................

June 15, 1909

In progress.

7332 South 1st, South 2d and South 3d Sts....

Repairs to pier and bulkhead, American Sugar Refining Co.. .

May 20, 1909

Sept. 5, 1909

7861

South 2d and South 3d

Sts

6868

South 5th St.

Steel trestles, American Sugar Refining Co..................

Dumping board, Borough Const.

Nov. 11, 1909

In progress.

Co

Dec. 1,1908 Jan. 16,1909

7945

South 6th St,

Replacing fence, N. Y. Terminal

Dec. 16, 1909

Dec. 18, 1909

7171

Lemon St., Wallabout.

Removal of dump from Lemon St. to outer end of Clinton Avenue Ext., Department of Street Cleaning....................

Oct. 29, 1909

Nov. 3, 1909

7876

Washington Avenue, Wallabout.........

6870

Clinton Avenue

Opening of pavement and repairs to subway, Edison Electric Ilium. Co.....................

Dumping board, Borough Const.

Nov. 30, 1909

Nov. 30, 1909

Co

Dec. 16, 1908

Jan. 8, 1909

7039

Clinton Avenue.

Office and fence, Borough Const.

Co

Mar. 18, 1909

Mar. 30, 1909

7243

Rodney St., Wallabout

Coal hoist and scales and occupation of 125 feet of Bulkhead, Albert H. Dollard............

May 26, 1909

June 19, 1909

7243

Rodney St., Wallabout..............

Occupation of 125 feet of bulkhead, Albert H. Dollard......

Expired April 30, 1909

7946

Rodney St., Wallabout. ..............

Placing a boiler, Albert H. Dol

lard

7480

Wallabout Canal

7321

KeapSt., Wallabout..

Tally house, Albert H. Dollard. . .

Repairs to crib bulkhead, Andrew Beard.................

Dec. 11, 1909 June 24, 1909

Dec. 22, 1909 June 26, 1909

April 26, 1909

May 15, 1909

7534

Rodney St., Wallabout..............

II

epairs to bulkhead, Lehigh Coal Co.. . .

Scranton &

July 19, 1909 July 30, 1909

6954

Cross St., Wallabout. .

7709

Hudson Avenue

Ash pocket and extension to platform, Brooklyn Union Gas Co..

Extension to pier and shed extension, National Lead Co.........

April 1, 1909

Aug. 14, 1909

Aug. 27, 1909

Oct. 23, 1909

7655

Hudson Avenue and Gold street........

Platform, National Lead Co.

Oct. 25, 1909

Dec. 27, 1909

7887

Gold St. and Hudson Avenue............

6819

Gold St.

6869

Fulton Ferry.

Steel coal tower and bridge, National Lead Co...............

Sewer Outlet, Bureau of Sewers. .

Dumping board, Borough Const.

Nov. 16, 1909 In progress.. . Nov. 1, 1908 Aug. 1, 1909

Work Supervised.

B. O.

Location.

7845

Montague St.

Widening existing and constructing new pier, New York Dock Dock Co....................

Oct. 25, 1909

In progress

6825

Joralemon to Irving

Sts

Extensions to piers 19 to 30, New York Dock Co................

Nov. 1, 1908

July 15, 1909

6821

Harrison and Baltic

Sts

Dumping Board, Borough Development Co................

Nov. 30, 1908

Jan. 20, 1909

7135

Dwight and Otsego

Sts

Air compressor house, John N. Robbins Co.

Dec. 15, 1908 Jan. 20, 1909

7452

Halleck, Columbia and Otsego Sts..........

Filling, Trustees of Estate of Wm. Beard......................M

ay 5, 1909

In progress.

7665

Otsego and Dwight

Sts

7223

Erie Basin

Alterations to electric pumping station, JohnM. Robbins......

Repairs, Wm. Beard Estate.... I

7467

Erie Basin Breakwater

4552

Douglas St.

Aug. 10, 1909 Dec. 20, 1909

¹............. Expired

Dec. 31, 1909

Two buildings, Union Sulphur Co. j May 1, 1909 Aug. 7,1909

Constructing Gowanus flushing J tunnel, John Pierce Co.........

Sept. 9, 1907 April 10, 1909

7535

Douglas and Degraw Sts., Gowanus......

Repairs to bulkhead, Lehigh Coal Co......

Scranton-!

7156

6785

Gowanus Canal, north of Union St.........

Pier No. 52, Erie Basin

July 1, 1909 July 12, 1909

Frame shed, John F. Schmadeke.. Mar. 9, 1909 Mar. 20, 1909

Pier and floating dry dock, Jno.

M. Robbins Co...............

Oct. 16, 1908

Jan. 26, 1909

7241

3d and 4th Sts., Gowanus Canal.......

7796

3d St., Gowanus Canal

Removal of building, Louis C. Alsgood.....................

Repairs to crib bulkhead, John F. Schmadeke..................

April 1, 1909

May 7, 1909

I Sept. 25, 1909

Oct. 1, 1909

7829

4th St. and 3d Avenue, Gowanus..........

7745

4th and 5th Sts., Gowanus .............

Coal hopper, pocket, etc., Bklyn. Imp. Co., owner, Powell & Titus, occupants........|.......

Repairs to bulkhead, Bklyn. Imp.

Oct. 29, 1909

Dec. 18, 1909

r,,

Sept. 3, 1909

Sept. 17, 1909

6992

5th St., Gowanus.

Repairs to bulkhead, Jno. J. Hill Estate......................

Jan. 11, 1909

Jan. 22, 1909

7021

5th St. to Bond St., Gowanus..........

Repairs to bulkhead, Bklyn. Imp.

Co

Jan. 16, 1909

Jan. 22, 1909

7022

5th St. to Bond St. Gowanus..........

7852

Bond St., Gowanus....

7479 6th St. Basin

Repairs to bulkhead, Woods Estate........................

Repairs to crib bulkhead, Leonhard Michel Brewing Co.......

Two ash receiving sheds, Borough Devel. Co...................

Jan. 15, 1909

Jan. 21, 1909

Oct. 23, 1909

Dec. 10, 1909

B. O.

Location.

Natube of Wohk.

Begun.

Completed.

Remarks.

7435

6th St. Basin

7087

6th St., Gowanus

6749

6th St. Basin, Gowanus

Frame shelter, Bklyn. Imp. Co.. .

Extension to dumping board, P. F. & W. A. Kane.............

Approach to dumping board, Bor. Const. Co................

May 15, 1909

Aug. 1, 1909

Feb. 15, 1909

Feb. 24, 1909

Dec. 1, 1908 Jan. 16, 1909

7035

Huntington St., Gowanus.............

Cement shed and fence, N. Ryan

Co

Jan. 15, 1909 Feb. 17, 1909

7160

7245

Huntington St., Gowanus.............

Huntington St., Gowanus .............

Open shed, N. Ryan Co,

Mar. 11, 1909

April 14, 1909

7117

7th St., Gowanus

7244

9th St., Gowanus

Fence, Jas. Lanigan

Covered dumpboard, Borough Const. Co....................

Coal bin and railway, Coney Isl. & Bklyn. R. R. Co..............

Mar. 15, 1909 April 15, 1909

Mar. 22, 1909|May    7, 1909

Mar. 15, 1909!April 19, 1909

7308

Creamer to Sigourney Sts., Gowanus......

7458

23d St.

6852

25th to 27th Sts.

Repairs to fender system, Estate of S. W. Bowne..............

Platform on piles, Tebo Yacht Club.......................

General repairs, D., L. & W. R. R.

April 30, 1909 May 11, 1909

June 20, 1909

Suspended

Co

Expired Dec. 31, 1909

7118

27th St.

7498

27th St.

7631

33d St.

Construction Dumpboard, Borough Devel. Co...............

Shed, Borough Devel. Co.........

Construction of intake pipe by Bush Terminal Co

Mar. 2, 1909 June 5, 1909

May 7, 1909 June 29, 1909

Nov. 11, 1909

Discontinued. Nov. 13, 1909

7690

34th St.

7691

34th St.

7273

36th St.

7504

36th St.

Removal of boathouse by John Maloney....................!

Removal of boathouse by Louis Eysel and John Lund.........

Extension inshore of bulkhead at market site by President of Borough of Brooklyn.........

Dumping of cellar dirt in the vicinity, by Barth. S. Cronin.....

ISept. 16, 1909

Sept. 16, 1909

Oct. 10, 1909

Oct, 10, 1909

Dec. 24, 1909 In progress

June 28, 1909

In progress.

5624

and

6447

39th St.

6950

39th St.

Extension of sewer by Johns-Manville Co..................

Placing tally house by Borough Const, Co....................

Jan. 15, 1909

Jan. 10, 1909

Mar. 31, 1909

S. O. 21424

43d to 51st Sts.

Construction of five new piers, [ Bush Co., Ltd................

June 9, 1901 Oct. 30,1909

7797

and

7865

51st St...

Placing two transfer bridges and rack, by Bush Terminal Co.....

Work Supervised.

B. O.

Location.

7904 51st St

7576 51st and 52d Sts.

7274 59 to 60th Sts.

7092 60th St.

7854 60th St.

Erection of timber coal pocket, by Commercial Coal Co......

Two gasoline motors on berth, American Ice Co..............

Runway and house, Excelsior Yacht Club..................

Filling, grading, erecting fence, etc., by Excelsior Yacht Club. .

Erection of boat house by American Model Yacht Club........

Nov. 16, 1909 In progress. . July 14, 1909 July 16, 1909

April 22, 1909 June 21, 1909

Feb. 20, 1909

In progress.

Nov. 1, 1909

In progress.

5913 64th to 65th Sts.

Bulkhead and rack, L. I. R. R.

(V.

May 10, 1908 June 5, 1909

5913 64th to 65th Sts.

Bulkhead and rack, L. I. R. R.

Co

May 10, 1908

Suspended

7307 Bay 17th St.

7428 22d Avenue

7226

22d Avenue

Repairs to pier, N. Y. Children’s Aid Society.................

Platform and runway, Brooklyn Yacht Club Realty Co.........

Walk and platform, Brooklyn Yacht & Realty Co............

May 17, 1909 June 21, 1909

May 20, 1909 June 10, 1909

Mar. 30, 1909 May 22, 1909

6585

24th Avenue, Gravesend Bay...........

7305 25th Avenue

7361

Hubbard St.

Bulkhead and filling, Cropsey & Mitchell.....................

Repairs to bulkhead, William Ulmer........................

31 fender piles, C. E. Robertson and E. M. Verity............

July 10, 1906

Suspended

April 20, 1909 May 10, 1909

April 30, 1909

May 15, 1909

5906

6969

Bay 49th St. to Gravesend Ship Canal.....

Shell Road, Coney Island Creek.........

Filling in, Harway Imp. Co.

Repairs to bulkhead, Climax Coal

Co

Aug. 20, 1908

In progress.

Jan. 6, 1909 Mar. 1, 1909

7754

Canal Avenue, between West 35 th and 36th Sts.,’Coney Island Creek.......

Sheet pile bulkhead and filling, Somerville & Somerville.......

Sept. 29, 19C9 In progress.

7568

20th and 21st Sts.,

Coney Island Creek Repairs to bulkhead, Desmond-Dunne Co.

July 1, 1909 July 19, 1909

7881

West 18th St., Coney Island Creek.......

Repairs to existing bulkhead, Construction Material & Coal

Nov. 15, 1909

In progress,

7382

Brighton Pier, Coney Island.............

Repairs to dock at shore end, Brighton Pier & Navigation

Co

May 5, 1909 May 24, 1909

7634

Emmons Avenue, Sheepshead Bay....

Launching ways, Varuna Boat Club.......................

July 25, 1909 July 31, 1909

7896

Emmons, Avenue, and Shore Road....

Repairs to bulkhead, Dominick Olagner.....................

7621

Rockaway Avenue, Canarsie...........

Open frame shed, Lawrence Messenger......................

July 30, 1909

7476

Rockaway Avenue, Canarsie...........

Two story frame building, Lawrence Messenger..............

7336

North 9th St.

epairs to pier, Eastern Bklyn. Dist. Terminal...............

Completed.

Aug. 25, 1909

June 10, 1909 July 6, 1909

Apr. 15, 1909 July 1, 1909

Remarks.

7710

16th Avenue, White-stone..............

BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

Small pier on crib, Northrup Fow-

ler

Sept. 3, 1909 Oct. 16, 1909

6876

7301

1st St. and 1st Avenue, College Point.......

1st St. and 1st Avenue, College Point.......

Building, Wm. H. Kramer

Nov. 25, 1908 April 20, 1909

Repairs to crib, bulkhead and runway, Mrs. Zehden.........

April 10, 1909 May 21, 1909

7601

5th St., south of 3d Avenue, .College Point.............

Crib bulkhead, American Hard Rubber Co...................

Sept. 1, 1909

In progress.

7451

6880

Victoria Place, College Point.............

Flushing Creek, west of Causeway.......

Boathouse, Flushing Boat Club.. July 1, 1909 July 29, 1909

7232

7827

Platform and bulkhead, Phoenix Const. Co....................

Flushing Creek, W. S.. Pile platform, etc., Borough Devel. Co...................

Flushing Creek, W. S.. Frame shed on platform, Borough Devel. Co....................

Dec. 10, 1908

July 1, 1909

April 27, 1909 Aug. 5, 1909

Oct. 7, 1909 Oct. 29, 1909

6903

Amity St., Flushing Creek.............

Pile platform and retaining wall, C. W. Copp.................

Jan. 5, 1909 April 14, 1909

7074

6784

Jackson Avenue, Flushing...........

Luister Creek, Ber-rians Island........

Bath houses, G. F. Frykberg.

Mar. 15, 1909 Mar. 27, 1909

7233

Steinway Creek, E. S.

1620

Lawrence Point

Pile platform and dyke, Astoria Light & Power Co.............

Pile storage basin, Astoria Veneer Mills.......................

Piers and bulkhead, Astoria Light & Power Co..................

Dec. 15, 1908

In progress.

April 1, 1909 April 27, 1909

Oct. 1, 1903

6831

Berrians Island and Lawrence Point. .. .

Bulkhead, Astoria Light & Power

Co

Mar. 15, 1909

Continued under B. O. 6831

In progress.

6953

Franklin St., Astoria. .

Repairs to bulkhead, Astoria Marble Co...................

Jan. 2, 1909 Mar. 1, 1909

6351?

Broadway to Sanford St., Astoria........

7917

Sanford St., Astoria...

Platform, pier and crib bulkhead. S. Stephens Realty Co.........

10 fender piles and repl, to platform, Jackson-McGlade Co.....

July 3, 1908

In progress.

Work Supervised.

B. O.

Location.

7633

7731

7381

Munson St., Astoria...

Main St., Astoria.....

8th to 10th Sts., Long Island City........

Runway, Thomas A. Finn.......

Fender piles, Henry C. Menchen..

July 23, 1909 July 31, 1909 Aug. 20, 1909 Aug. 25, 1909

Rebuilding crib, Standard Oil Co. May 22, 1909 July 3, 1909

7912

13th St., Long Island

City

Hauling steel canal boat on beach and breaking up of same. Standard Oil Co..............

Nov. 26, 1909 Dec. 15, 1909

6939

11th St. Basin, Long Island City........

Repairs to bulkhead, A. Klaber & Son, Geo. Call & Co.

Jan. 2, 1909 Jan. 23, 1909

7355

Borden Avenue and Front St...........

Crib bulkhead and pile platform, L. I. R. R. Co.. ..............

June 12, 1909 Aug. 2, 1909

7810

Vernon and West Avenues, Newtown Creek.............

Repairs to bulkhead, N. Y. Land & Warehouse Co.............

Oct. 4, 1909 Oct. 9, 1909

7164

Dutch Kills, Newtown Creek.............

Repairs, L. I. R. R. Co.

6965

Hunters Point Avenue, Dutch Kills....

Expired Dec. 31, 1909

One story frame shed, Degnon Const. Co....................

Dec. 15, 1908 Feb. 2, 1909

7399

7356

7261

Borden Avenue, Dutch Kills..............

Water to Hayward Sts., Dutch Kills.. . .

Bay View Avenue and The Strand, Jamaica Bay............

Fender racks, L. I. R. R. Co.

May 29, 1909 Aug. 30, 1909

Four concrete piers and Scherzer rolling bridge, L. I. R. R. Co... .

June 25, 1909

In progress.

Walkway and platform, Ed. J. Steiner.....................

April 1, 1909 April 30, 1909

6910

6554

Bayview Avenue, Far Rockaway.........

Rochester—Bay Avenue, Far Rockaway.

Land under water, Ed. J. Steiner.

Dec. 1, 1908

Feb. 1, 1909

Filling and bulkheading, M. Edith Morgan.....................

Aug. 1, 1908

Feb. 1, 1909

7295

Rue de St. Felis and Dickerson Avenue, Wave Crest........

Jetty, Banister Realty Co.

Dec. 15, 1908 Jan. 8, 1909

Feb. 1, 1909 Jan. 15, 1909

7294

7838

Lucia Avenue, Atlantic Ocean..........

Neptune Avenue, Edgemere..........

Jetty, Abraham Stein

Feb. 1, 1909

April 15, 1909

Two jetties, Spray View Realty

Co

Oct. 28, 1909

In progress.

8025

Arverne - Edgemere, Atlantic Ocean.....

Jetties, N. Y. Waterfront Co.

About

Nov. 1, 1909

About

Dec. 15, 1909

6701

Kate Avenue, Jamaica Bay............

Sheet pile bulkhead, Summerville Realty Co...................

Oct. 1, 1908 April 1, 1909

7397

Dodge Avenue Rockaway...............

Six frame dwellings, Kate A. Fe-gan........................

Completed.

Remarks.

7047

Beach Avenue, Edge-mere..............

5355

Arverne, Amstell

Repairs to jetty, Lancaster & Sea Beach Imp. Co...............

Filling in of land, Summerville Realty Co...................

Jan. 18, 1909 Mar. 20, 1909

April 1, 1909|In progress.

5271

Belle Harbor, Rocka-way Point.........

Filling in of upland, West Rocka-i way Land Co................

May 1, 1907 May 1, 1909;

7828

West of Belle Harbor, Jamaica Bay.......

Dredging and filling, Neponsit Realty Co.................

Oct. 20, 1909

In progress.

7841

Beach Channel, West Bitz Hotel.........

Watch house, Wm. J. Hewlett... . Oct. 11, 1909 Nov. 15, 19091

2550

St. George

6083

St. George

7016

St. George,

7281

St. George

RICHMOND

About 200 feet of crib bulkhead, and about 300 feet of sheet pile bulkhead, at property owned by the Staten Island Rapid Transit Railway Co...........

Erection of a building and hose tower, on the northerly tying-up platform at the St. George Terminal, by the Fire Department.......................

Repairs to waterfront property, occupied by the Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co................

The construction of a sewer from the temporary office of the Richmond Light & R. R. Co... .

Aug. 18, 1904

May 18, 1909

April 12, 1909

Suspended

Nov. 18, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

April 19, 1909

May 5, 1909

3394

Tompkinsville, Pier 3, Arrietta St.........

Extending pier and shed on same, by the American Dock & Trust

Co

June 27, 1905

Suspended

6076

Tompkinsville, Pier 2.

6552

Tompkinsville

7053

Tompkinsville, Grant Street.............

4663

5655

Stapleton, Prospect St. Stapleton, Elizabeth

St

5851

Stapleton, Canal St....

6383

Stapleton, Prospect St.

7251

Stapleton, Canal St....

Widening and extending pier, American Dock & Trust Co.....

Redriving of creosoted piles under the piers, by the American Dock & Trust Co..............

Repairs to timber basin, by I. T. Williams....................

Repairs are being made to the long dock by Brady Bros.......

Construction of outlet sewer by the Commissioner of Public Works......................

Placing small float stage on the south side of pier, by G. W. Stapleton...................

Building crib work under pier andl mill building at long dock by Brady Bros..................

Placing filling by the Gore-Mee-nan Co

April 3, 1908 July 15, 1909

Oct. 16, 1908 Dec. 28, 1909

Feb. 6, 1909

In progress.

Oct. 5, 1906

In progress,

Oct. 14, 1908 May 28, 1909

Sept. 10, 1909

Sept. 5, 1908 July 15, 1909

Work Supervised.

B. O.

Location.

7286

Stapleton, Water St.. .

Placing small house and float by the New York Yacht Club.....

May 26, 1909 Oct. 5, 1909

7518

Stapleton Ferry Terminal .............

7743

Stapleton, Canal St....

Placing police telephone booth by the Police Department........

Establishment of a temporary telegraph office on pier by the Western Union Telegraph Co...

July 2, 1909 Aug. 5, 1909

Sept. 20, 1909 Oct. 1,1909

7764

Stapleton Ferry-house, Canal St...........

7799

Stapleton, Canal St....

Running telegraph wires to establish telegraph facilities during the Hudson-Fulton Celebration by the Postal Telegraph Caole Co....................

Erection of temporary structure on pier, by Rodgers & Haggerty

Sept. 22, 1909 Oct. 22, 1909

Oct. 1,1909 Oct. 16,1909

7846

Stapleton, Water St., Front St...........

Construction of sheet pile bulkhead, by Thomas and Henry K. S. Williams.................

Oct. 23, 1909

In progress.

3050

Clifton, Sylva Lane, and Sylvester Terrace...............

7734

Rosebank, Ives Place.

2479

Woodland Beach

Fencing off from public use, two piers and also removal of the Clifton Boat House, such portions of said piers as have drifted to that point, at Clifton, by Nicholas Muller, owner. Broken portions of piers have been removed from the vicinity of the Clifton Boat House. Fencing off has not been done......

Construction of walk and landing platform, by Elizabeth R. Jenkins........................

Repairs to walk-way in front of Woodland Beach Hotel and Casino, leading to a fishing platform, and also fencing off said premises pending such repairs, by Alohonse Krenn Premises fenced, work suspended......

Feb. 17, 1905

Sept. 17, 1909 Nov. 10, 1909

June 19, 1904

Suspended.

7357

Princes Bay, Pleasant Plains.............

Repairs to landing pier, by the Mission of the Immaculate Vir-

gin

May 28, 1909

June 7, 1909

7602

Princes Bay, Princes Bay Avenue.......

Repairing platform, by Johnston Brothers Realty Co...........

July 21, 1909

In progress.

7750

Richmond V alley, Beach Avenue......

Repairs to pier, by Elmer T. But

ler

Sept. 20, 1909 Dec. 17, 1909

2978 I Totten ville, Johnson ’ Avenue...........

Canal boat placed, piles driven in front of same, earth filling deposited and runway erected by Hubbard R. Yetman.........

Dec. 22, 1904

In progress.

5723 Totten ville, Arthur Kills..............

Construction of small pier by the Southern Ship Building Co.....

Dec. 2, 1907

Suspended.

6949

Tottenville, Main St...

Repairing pier by Frederick W. O. Schmitz..................

Dec. 30, 1908

7316

Tottenville, Beach and Central A

venues

S. O. 21491

New Brighton

Construction of runway, by Jacob F. Oberle...................

Erection of crib bulkhead by J. B. King & Co................

5162

New Brighton, Jersey

St

7331

New Brighton, Franklin Avenue..\......

Completed.

Jan. 28, 1909

June 21, 1909

Dec. 23, 1901

Remarks.

Suspended.

Suspended,

injunction.

5900

6320

West New Brighton...

West New Brighton, Columbia St........

General repairs to water-front property, by J. B. King & Co.. .

Driving a close row of piles along the ffice of the bulkhead, by J. B. King & Co................

General repairs to docks, by John H. Starin...................

Placing filling by Wm. S. Van Clief........................

Apr. 29, 1907

May 4, 1909

Suspended.

May 14, 1909

Jan. 23, 1908

Dec. 31, 1909

June 1, 1908

In progress.

7150

7944

West New Brighton, Davis Avenue......

West New Brighton, Van Street, Kill von

Kull...............

Construction of walk, by Clara C. Edwards....................

Mar. 9, 1909

Mar. 12, 1909

S. O. 19709

Laying of two water pipes by the Hudson County Water Co......

Oct.' 30, 1909

Suspended.

Port Richmond, Bay and Simonson Avenues..............

7024

Port Richmond, Haus-man Avenue.......

Retaining structure and filling by Edward White...............

Construction of crib bulkhead, by the Standard Varnish Works.. .

Mar. 6, 1909

In progress.

Feb. 15, 1909

April 16, 1909

7954

Port Richmond, Ferry

St

1230

Mariners Harbor, Union and Central Avenues...........

Depositing ashes on the upland by the President of the Borough of Richmond............

Dec. 10, 1909

1562

and

2687

5516

Mariners Harbor, Central and Van Pelt Avenues...........

Mariners Harbor, Mes-ereau Avenue.......

Construction of dock and building ways, by the Marine Construction &T)ry Dock Co.......

Pier and extension, built by Henry DuBois’s Sons Co...........

Pier built by the Burlee Dry Dock

Co

May 6, 1905

Dec. 15, 1903

Aug. 28, 1907

Suspended.

Suspended.

May 21, 1909

5992

Mariners Harbor, Hausman Avenue...

6143

Mariners Harbor, Andros and Mesereau Avenues...........

Dumping of ashes by the Standard Varnish Works...........

Mar. 12, 1908

In progress.

0935

7352

Mariners Harbor, South Avenue......

Mariners Harbor,Richmond Terrace......

Filling in between piers, extending pier and building bulkhead platform, by the Burlee Dry Dock Co.....................

Construction of boathouse by Wm. M. Haughwout..........

Construction of pile platform and mooring rack, by William J. Rankin.....................

Mar. 2, 1909

May 20, 1909

Dec. 21, 1Q08 In progress.

Work Supervised.

BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

OCCUPANCY OF LOTS AT BROAD CHANNEL, JAMAICA BAY, BOROUGH OF QUEENS, UNDER PERMIT FROM THIS DEPARTMENT.

B. O.

Lessee.

Block.

Lot.

Date of Permit.

7060 F. J. Robinson

7114 John C. Groh

7115 George Diemer..................

7134 Paul Kenn......................

7126 W. G. Grundkauch..............

7169 Samuel Robinson.................

John Flanagan..................

7175    Conrad Young and Margaret Young

7176    August Rietz....................

7180 Owl Fishing Club................

7206 National Boat Club..............

7212 Susan T. Provost.................

7217 Ewald Bittorf...................

w co    h w to

Cn O CC 00 or O

29

19A

17

20

24    Jan 30, 1909

Mar. 1, 1909 keb. 1,1909 13    Mar.    1, 1909

33-36    Oct.    1, 1909

13    Mar.    12, 1909

37

39

35

14

Mar. 15, 1909 Mar. 15, 1909 Mar.f 18, 1909 Mar. 22, 1909 Apriljl, 1909 Mar. 22, 1909

7218 Fred Eckhardt

17

15

2f.

7247 Edward Schuster.

27

7248    Michael J. Curry...........

7249    J. X. Semar and J. F. Fessler

27

20

7272 Paul M. and Wm. Boest

111

7326    Mrs. C.E. Willett.

7327    F. S. Ackerman.. 7340 Joseph Sibree.. . .

7344    Phillip Doling. .. .

7345    Charles P. Weis..

7346    John A. Schoepp. 7348 John S. Burnett.

42

105

20 Board W’k Lot 9

30

109

109

35

7362 William Carry.....

7366    Edward Mamman.

7367    Gustav Hoppe. . . . 7374 Edwin Severin. . .. 7376 Robert A. Sharkey 7370 Thomas F. Cary... 7388 Frederick G. Fank. 7393 Charles J. Miller...

19

34

22

34

21

34

30

7436 George Stenger. 7439 Otto Schmidt..

34

18    Mar. 24J1909

7, 8, 9, 10, 11 April 6, 1909 5    April 7,11909

25    April 7, 1909

April 7, 1909 1 and 2    April'30,r1909

Aprilr30/1909 May 10/1909 May 7, 1909 May 6,'1909 May 6,'1909 MayT10/1909 May 13/1909 1 and 2 May’DS, 1909 May'13/1909 8    May 12,1909

May 14, 1909 May 13, 1909 May 18, 1909 May 21, 1909 June 4, 1909 June 5, 1909

43

14£ and-15 16£ and-15

14

2 and 3

17

CD

'-i ec

419

B. O.

Lessee.

7441

Lawrence L. Hart

7442

Martha W. Harbodt

7443

7469

Local Bond & Mortgage Co. Christian Hoobs..........

7470

7514

Joseph G. Kenn.. Herman Hoffman

7520

Valentine Elbert

7521

7532

Louis H. Eucker William Carry...

7577

Niel J. Skou

7578

7579

Harry C. Johnson. . .. Geo. J. Van Nostrand

7580

7581

George Kinder. P. O’Connor. .

7582

Thomas E. Rand

7656

7658

7662

7674

7679

7699

7696

7701

7711

7725

7726

7727

William H. Leonhard...............

W. J. Casey........................

Ira J. Ackerman....................

Mary A. Winkelseth................

Mrs. Wm. VanBrunt................

George J. Butt.....................

Rose Ringston.....................

Anna Winters......................

John Arbuckle and Bernard Dougherty

Joseph Stehle......................

Henry Schuler.....................

F. J. Sperling......................

7729

H. L. C. Wenk

7803

George Kruckey

7807

Ellen C. Mahlon

7816

7822

7844

Henry A. Ranken August G. Faber. Christian Hoobs..

7913

7939

7938

7988

7965

Joseph Stehle......

Alfred E. Homberg. Alfred E. Homberg Jacob J. Velten... . John G. Groh......

445

Block.

109

45

30

14

17

19B

Removal of

111

28

28

15

35

30

47

14

45

12

12

109

13

19A

109

19B

14

100

101

<M ‘O <N CO

Work Supervised.

Lot.

11

Date of Permit.

June 8, 1909 17, 18, 19, 20 June 7,1909 35>nd 36 June 7, 1909 June 17, 1909 June 17,1909 June 26, 1909 June 29, 1909 June 29, 1909 July 8, 1909 I July 13, 1909 July 16, 1909 July 13, 1909 July 13, 1909 July 13, 1909 July 13, 1909 Aug. 10, 1909 Aug. 12, 1909 Aug. 12, 1909 7 and 14 Aug. 16, 1909 21A, 22, 23,24 Aug. 16, 1909 Aug. 23, 1909 Aug. 19, 1909 Aug. 24, 1909 Aug. 31, 1909 Sept. 7, 1909 Sept. 7, 1909 Sept. 7, 1909 Sept. 7, 1909 Oct. 4, 1909 Oct. 5, 1909 Oct. 6, 1909 Oct. 7, 1909 Oct. 22, 1909 19,20,21 Nov. 19, 1909 Dec. 1, 1909 Dec. 1, 1909 142, 142A Dec. 10, 1909 Dec. 9, 1909

21

12

111

17

toilet.

11

17

31

140

16

19

12

6 and l

37

30

21A

7A

Work Supervised.

B. O.

Lessee.

Block.

Lot.

Date op Permit.

7967

7968

8000

8001

Gayety Yacht Club

William Carry......

Frank Denig.......

Arthur Tarrant. . ..

19A

19A

2,3

111

111

Dec. 10, 1909 Dec. 10, 1909 Dec. 14, 1909 Dec. 14, 1909

BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

LOTS AT THE RAUNT, ROCKAWAY POINT, OCEANUS AVENUE, EAST HIGH MEADOW, AND DUCK CREEK MARSH.

B. O.

Lessee

Date of Permit.

7657

Matthew J. Sullivan

Lots 422 to 424 Raunt

7700

7170

Joseph G. Weishaupt Thomas Martin......

7177

John F. Chantrell

7178

James L. Jordan

7250

Thomas F. Martin

7418

John F. Chantrell

7450

7445

7502

7735

7999

7413

7410

Sigfred Bernhards. . . . Big Four Fishing Club Edward J. McGlynn. . Alfred E. Dillman. . . .

Frank Schmitt.......

John E. Scher........

John B. Merrill......

Aug. 21, 1909 Aug. 23, 1909 Mar. 12, 1909 Mar. 12, 1909

Rebuilding boardwalk, Raunt.....j Mar. 15, 1909

April 7, 1909 Mar. 12, 1909 June 12, 1909 June 12, 1909 June 24, 1909

Lot 425, Raunt Lot 415, Raunt Lot 414, Raunt

7990

Charles G. Strang

8032

Alexander Watts

416,    Raunt.....................

414, Raunt.....................

420, Raunt.....................

418, Raunt.....................

122, Raunt.....................

426, Raunt.....................

428, Rockaway Point............

Occupation ft. Ocean us Ave.,

417,    East High Meadow..........

Lot 96, East High Meadow, Removal of shanty by Department. Dec. 14,1909

I Dec: 22, 1909

| Sept. 13, 1909 Dec. 14, 1909 .Tune 1,1909 June 3,1909

Lot 97, Duck Creek Marsh

OCCUPANCY OF LOTS FLATLANDS BAY, JAMAICA BAY, BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN, UNDER PERMIT FROM THIS DEPARTMENT.

7485

William Brown

7506

Walter S. Lloyd

7507

C. Winchester

7714

7214

Rudolph Spielman T. O’Shea........

East 59th to East 60th Sts., Flatlands Bay. , East 59th to East 60th Sts., Flatlands Bay East 59th to East 60th Sts., Flatlands Bay East 59th to East 60th Sts., Flatlands Bay . East 59th to East 60th Sts., Flatlands Bay

June 23, 1909 June 25, 1909 June 25, 1909 Sept. 7, 1909 Mar. 22, 1909

Bulkhead Wall.

BULKHEAD WALL BUILT PRIOR TO DECEMBER 31, 1909.

North River.

Section.

Length

of

Section.

Length built to date by City.

Built by Department at expense of private parties.

Built by private parties.

Boat Landing...........

Breakwater at Pier “ A”..

Battery................

Rector Street...........

Liberty Street...........

Cedar Street............

Dey Street,extended.....

Dey Street..............

West Washington Market

Barclay Street..........

Barclay Street, extended.

Park Place......■........

Murray Street...........

Warren Street...........

Chambers Street.........

Jay Street..............

Franklin Street..........

North Moore Street......

Beach Street............

Laight Street...........

Desbrosses Street........

171.00

171.00

404.33

270.00

270.00

298.25

298.25

172.90

172.90

334.60

334.60

20.00

20.00

241.90

241.90

578.17

578.17

153.05

153.05

139.07

139.07

226.24

226.24

160.40

160.40

246.26

246.26

651.80

651.80

216.67

415.95

340.23

196.00

595.43

414.76

216.67

415.95

340.23

196.00

595.43

414.76

Watts Street

65.00

65.00

Watts Street, extended. Canal Street, south. . . . Canal Street, extended. Canal Street..........

125.00

131.03

145.62

333.74

125.00

131.00

145.62

333.74

Spring Street... Charlton Street

139.92

139.92

406.74

406.74

Old King Street......

New King Street.....

Lower Clarkson Street. West Houston Street.. Upper Clarkson Street. Leroy Street.........

148.41

148.41

114.49

114.49

152.91

152.91

109.89

102.51

561.46

109.89

102.51

561.46

Bulkhead Wall.

Section.

Length

of

Section

Length built to date by City.

Built by Department at expense of private parties.

Built by private parties.

Morton Street...........

Christopher Street.......

Perry Street (abandoned)

Gansevoort Street.......

Chelsea Section..........

151.33

151.33

1,095.22

1,095.22

96.56

(since removed.)

West 23d Street, south end West 23d Street, north end West 31st Street..........

2,133.61

3,729.64

1,238.20

615.42

2,054.31

3,629.92

1,220.64

615.42

257.50

257.50

West 32d Street

515.00

515.00

West 33d Street

98.75

98.75

West 34th Street

198.75

194.00

West 37th Street to West 38th Street.. West 41st Street.....................

197.50

197.50

257.50

West 42d Street

621.67

617.43

West 52d Street, south end West 52d Street, north end West 57th Street........

404.66

404.66

1,043.30

762.50

1,043.30

762.50

West 59th Street

320.83

124.92

Claremont Section

Carmans ville

1,364.09

1,433.89

985.05

777.10

Total bulkhead wall, North River.

24,818.76

21,498.74    1

1,065.86

1,069.24

East River.

Whitehall Terminal, S. I. Ferry Whitehall...................

175.12

175.12

459.87

459.87

Broad Street

738.72

738.72

Old Slip

1,150.07

Maiden Lane

701.67

997.00

701.67

Fulton Street

777.94

551.48

Peck Slip...........

James Slip..........

West of James Slip. . Catharine Street.....

349.48

349.48

326.00

212.40

2.00

177.00

134.53

Market Street

800.91

800.91

Rutgers Street. Jefferson Street

867.52

867.52

1,237.92

Section.

Montgomery Street Corlears Street.....

Stanton Street

East 23d Street

East 24th Street

East 25th Street

Bellevue

New Bellevue

East 38th Street

Between East 39th and 40th Streets....

East 59th Street

Yorkville

Blackwells

East 91st Street

East 94th Street

East 96th Street

East 99th Street

Total bulkhead wall, East River. . .

East 102d Street

East 110th Street

East 116th Street East 125th Street

Academy Street to West 201st Street. . .! Total bulkhead wall, Harlem River

East 184th St., H. R.

Rikers Island

North Brothers Island

South of East 149th Street

173d Street and Bronx River

Classons Point Road

Total bulkhead wall, Borough of the Bn

44!)

Length

of

Section.

472.32

759.94

557.21

2,454.86

340.60

276.24

543.81

980.45

608.08

200.23

1,459.50

2,648.22

1,958.03

375.88

373.07

200.92

365.00

22,336.58

Bulkhead Wall.

Length built to date by City.

Built by Department at expense of private parties.

Built by private parties.

137.03

472.32

2,391.09

340.60

276.24

543.81

865.78

434.91

200.23

351.63

1,315.47

260.54

361.19

200.57

350.57

14,292.45

200.23

Harlem River.

848.65

848.65

856.00

758.85

110.73

108.88

367.27

362.70

201.00

201.00

2,383.65

2,079. OS

201.00

Borough of the Bronx.

8,887.23

8,887.23

678.00

8,750.00

1,879.00

480.00

313.00

710.00

12,017.00

793.00

Bulkhead Wa'l.

Borough op Brooklyn.

Section.

Length

of

Section.

Length built to date by City.

Built by Department at expense of private parties.

Built by private parties.

'!

Whale Creek.... r * « .-•]

Wallabout Basin

K

Gowanus.......

36th'to 37th Streets, South Brooklyn....

39th Street.........................

Total bulkhead wall,

Borough of Brooklyn...........

1,133.02

2,755.00

2,142.82

1,724.00

261.35

8,016.17

Borough of

2,755.00

570.29

1,724.00

261.35

5,310.64

Richmond.

Foot of Canal Street

747.82

747.82

Borough of

Queens.

Borden Avenue, East side of Dutch Kills

Borden Avenue, West side of DutchKills

Total bulkhead wall,

Borough of Queens............

277.00

210.00

487.00

SUMMARY.

Borough of Manhattan:

North River...................................

East River.................................

Harlem River..................................

Borough of the Bronx...............................

Borough of Brooklyn................................

Borough of Richmond...............................

Borough of Queens................................

Total bulkhead wall built prior to December 31, 1909

23,633.48

14,492.68

2,280.08

12,810.00

5,310.64

747.82

487.00

59,762.06

New Wharfage Room.

STATEMENT SHOWING NEW WHARFAGE ROOM MADE BY THE CITY DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909.

Construction Under “New Plan.”

BULKHEAD WALL.

Borough of Manhattan: East River—

Linear feet. Linear feet.

Jefferson Section.....

New Bellevue Section Yorkville Section....

137.03

262.00

295.65

Total bulkhead wall, East River

694.68

Borough of Brooklyn: Gowanus Section

570.29

Total bulkhead wall built under “New Plan”

1,264.97

Piers, Etc.

Borough of Manhattan: North River—

Linear feet.

Linear feet.

West 55th Street Pier, extension...........

West 79th Street Pier, widening of inner end West 155th to West 158th Street, platform..

462

358

497

Total

1,317

Borough of Queens:

Jamaica Avenue Pier

388

Total New Wharfage Room Made Under “New Plan.”

Linear feet. Linear feet.

Bulkhead wall, East River, Borough of Manhattan Bulkhead wall, Borough of Brooklyn............

694.68 570.29

Total wall built under “New Plan”..........

Piers, etc., on North River, Borough of Manhattan Piers, etc., in Borough of Queens................

1,317.00

388.00

1,264.97

Total piers, etc., built under “New Plan”

1,705.00

Total Construction under “New Plan”

2,969.97

452

New Wharfage Room.

Construction Work Not Under “New Plan.”

Borough of Manhattan: North River—

West 110th Street, platform for Hudson-Fulton Commission East River-

East 78th to East 79th Streets, by removal of platform.....

Harlem River—

East 120th to East 121st Streets, by removal of platform. . .

Linear feet. .... 1,161

283

30

Total, Borough of Manhattan

1,474

Borough of The Bronx:

Classons Point, by removal of platform Classons Point, by new pier..........

468

374

Total, Borough of The Bronx.............

Borough of Brooklyn:

51st Street, platform on north side..............

51st Street, extension to breakwater on south side

842

4-*> CO

a

Total, Borough of Brooklyn

28.3

Construction Work Done for Other Departments.

BULKHEAD WALL.

Bikers Island (for Department of Correction)

Linear feet. .... 660

PIERS, ETC.

Borough of Manhattan:

Pier 32, E. R., extension to platform for Fire Department. Blackwell’s Island, pier for Department of Public Charities Blackwell’s Island, pier for Department of Corrections.....

94

97

135

326

Total, Borough of Manhattan

Borough of The Bronx:

121

North Brothers Island, pier widened for Health Department

Total New Wharfage Room Made Not Under “New Plan.”

BULKHEAD WALL.

Linear feet.

PIERS, ETC.

Borough of Manhattan:

North River...........

East and Harlem Rivers

1,161

639

Total, Borough of Manhattan

Borough of The Bronx..............

Borough of Brooklyn................

1,800

963

283

Total

3,046

Total Construction not Under “New Plan”

3,712

SUMMARY.

Total new wharfage room made under “New Plan”.. . Total new wharfage room made not under “New Plan”

Linear feet. 2,969.97 3,712.00

Total new wharfage room made by the City

6,681.97

NEW WHARFAGE ROOM TO BE MADE BY WORK BEGUN BUT NOT FINISHED DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909.

BULKHEAD WALL.

North River:

West 42d Section. . . Claremont Section.. . Carmansville Section

Linear feet.

3.24

379.04

656.73

Total bulkhead wall, North River

1,039.01

Bast River:

Old Slip Section........

Fulton Section.........

James Slip Section......

Jefferson Section........

Montgomery Section....

Corlears Section........

New Bellevue Section.. . East 59th Street Section

Yorkville Section.......

Blackwell’s Section......

153.07

226.46

113.60

1,100.89

472.32

759.94

134.65

1,459.50

2,296.59

642.56

Total bulkhead wall, East River

7,359.58

Borough of The Bronx:

Wall around Riker’s Island Borough of Brooklyn:

Whale Creek Section......

Gowanus Section..........

137.23

1,133.02

1,572.53

Total bulkhead wall, Borough of Brooklyn

2,705.55

Construction Under “New Plan.”

piers.

North River:

Pier 11........................

West 40th Street Pier, extension. .

West 79th Street Pier...........

West 129th Street Pier, extension West 134th Street Pier, extension West 157th Street Pier..........

Linear feet.

950

460

358

210

676

460

Total

3,114

Borough of Brooklyn:

Whale Creek Section, 2 piers........

Gowanus Section, 31st Street Pier.... Gowanus Section, 28th to 36th Streets

2,971.80

3,100.00

15,700.94

Total

21,772.74

TOTAL NEW WHARFAGE ROOM TO BE MADE BY WORK BEGUN BUT NOT FINISHED DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909.

Bulkhead Wall.

Borough of Manhattan:

North River......

East River.......

Linear feet. Linear feet. 1,039.01 7,359.58

Total, Borough of Manhattan Borough of The Bronx:

Rikers Island ..................

Borough of Brooklyn................

8,398.59

137.23

2,705.55

Total bulkhead wall

11,241.37

Piers, Etc.

Borough of Manhattan:

North River.....

Borough of Brooklyn..

Linear feet.

3,114.00

21,772.74

Total piers, etc... .

24,886.74

Sum mart.

Total new bulkhead wall begun but not finished Total new piers, etc., begun but not finished. . .

Linear feet. 11,241.37 24,886.74

Total new wharfage room to be made by work begun but not finished. 36,128.11

WHARFAGE ROOM DESTROYED BY THE CITY DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909, IN MAKING ROOM FOR NEW IMPROVEMENTS.

Borough of Manhattan:

North River—

Pier 11, by extension. ..............................

West 40th Street Pier, by extension................

West 79th Street Pier, widening of inner end........

West 129th Street, by extension ...................

West 134th Street, by extension ...................

West 155th Street to West 158th Street, by platform West 157th Street, by pier.........................

Linear feet.

50

60

465

60

60

447

60

Total, North River...............................

East River—

Oliver Street, pier and platform, south..................

Pier 32, by platform, south side........................

East 78th Street to East 79th Street, removal of platform

Blackwells Island, pier ............................•....

Blackwells Island, platform ..............i.............

1,202

473

72

288

34

97

Total, East River...................

Harlem River—

East 120th Street, by removal of platform

964

135

Total, Harlem River...............

Borough of The Bronx:

North Brothers Island, widening of dock Classons Point, removal of platform.... Classons Point, by new platform.......

135

101

20

Total, Borough of The Bronx............

Borough of Brooklyn:

Whale Creek and Newtown Creek, by dredging

31st Street, by pier.........................

51st Street, by platform on N. S.............

51st Street, by extension to breakwater.......

129

1,445

150

30

Borough of Queens :

910

Jamaica Avenue, by pier. Nott Avenue, by dredging

972

Total, Borough of Queens

Summary.

Borough of Manhattan:

North River .....

East River.......

Harlem River ....

Linear feet. Linear feet.

1,202

964

135

Total, Borough of Manhattan

Borough of The Bronx..............

Borough of Brooklyn...............

Borough of Queens.................

2,301

129

1,631

972

Total wharfage room destroyed by The City during the year ending December 31, 1909. .......................................

5,033

INCREASE IN AREA OF THE CITY’S PIERS DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909.

Borough, of Manhattan:

North River—

West 55th Street, extensi

West 79th Street, widening inner end.....

West 155th to West 158th Street, platform

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Square feet. 12,126 4,775 .    15,756

Total ...........................

East River—

Pier 32, extension to platform.........

Blackwells Island Pier................

Blackwells Island, extension to platform

32,657

1,653

1,734

1,540

Total .............

Borough of The Bronx:

North Brothers Island. Classons Point, platform

4,927

1,013

5,870

Total

6,883

Borough of Brooklyn:

51st Street, platform

3,110

Borough of Queens:

Jamaica Avenue Pier

9,775

Square feet. Square feet. .    32,657

Summary.

Borough of Manhattan :

North River......

East River.......

4,927

Total........

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57,352

INCREASE IN AREAS OF NEWLY MADE LAND OWNED BY THE CITY DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909.

Borough of Manhattan:

North River—

West 155th to West 158th Street (Carmansville Section) East River—

Jefferson Section.....................................

New Bellevue Section.................................

Yorkville Section.....................................

Blackwells Section....................................

Square feet. 64,100

6,750

40,500

4,500

6,750

Total

58,500

Borough of Brooklyn: Gowanus Section

133,000

Summary.

Borough of Manhattan:

North River.......

East River.......

Square feet. Square feet. .    64,100

.    58,500

Total.......

Borough of Brooklyn

122,600

133,000

Total increase in area of newly made land owned by the City

255,600

TABLE SHOWING AREA OF GRANITE PAVEMENT LAID DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909.

New Pavement Laid by Department Force.

Square yards. 420

East River—

Maiden Lane Section.............................

New Bellevue Section..............................

Blackwell Section.................................

Tompkins Street, bet. Houston and Stanton Streets. .

Square yards.

69

2,605

878

3,972

Pavement Taken Up and Relaid by Department Force.

Borough of Manhattan:

North River....,

East River......

Borough of Brooklyn: Gowanus Section.

Square yards. Square yards. 29,559 17,742

1,300

48,601

52,573

Total pavement laid

NEW WHARFAGE ROOM MADE BY PRIVATE PARTIES, LESSEES AND OTHERS, UNDER PERMIT OR ORDER FROM THE COMMISSIONER OF DOCKS, DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909.

Borough of Manhattan:

North River—

West 32d Street, by removal of pier...................

East River—

East Street, between Water and Cherry Streets, platform

East 39th Street, by cutting away inner end...........

East 62d to East 63d Streets, platform................

East 124th Street, platform..........................

Linear feet. 100

90

82

111

329

Total

612

Total, Borough of Manhattan......

Borough of The Bronx:

Riker’s Island, two platforms..........

173d Street, Bronx River, concrete wall Givan’s Creek, Baychester, platform.... Franklin Street, City Island...........

712

402

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Borough of Brooklyn :

South side Newtown Creek, 610 feet west of Gardner Avenue, bulkhead..

Appollo and Pollock Streets, Newtown Creek, crib.....................

Greene Street, pier................................................

Gold and Quay Streets, structure for sewer..........................

Hudson and Gold Streets, platform.................................

Hudson Avenue, extension to pier...................................

Joralemon to Irving Streets, extension to piers.......................

Pier 52, Erie Basin, pier..........................................

43d to 51st Streets, piers....................................;.....

64th to 65th Streets, bulkhead and rack..............................

22d Avenue, 208 feet south of, platform and runway..................

Bay 49th Street to Gravesend Ship Canal, bulkhead..................

1,932

125

108

837

330

291

132

2,421

1,215

9,293

2,149

1,155

3,337

Borough of Queens:

Whitestone, 16th Avenue, pier..............................

Flushing Creek, north side of Causeway, platform and bulkhead

Amity Street, Flushing Creek...............................

Flushing Creek, platform...................................

Borden Avenue, L. I. C., platform and bulkhead...............

Borden Avenue, racks......................................

Rochester Avenue, Far Rockaway, bulkhead..................

Bay View Avenue and The Strand, Far Rockaway, platform....

Bay View Avenue, filling...................................

Rue de St. Felix, Wavecrest, jetty...........................

Dickerson Avenue, Wavecrest, jetty.........................

Lucia Avenue, Edgemere, jetty...............................

Kate Avenue, Arverne......................................

Belle Harbor, Jamaica Bay..................................

430

250

119

133

330

375

345

560

480

409

1,988

2,088

Total, Borough of Queens

8,614

Borough of Richmond:

Arrietta Street, pier widened and extended

Arlington Avenue, bulkhead..............

Mersereau Avenue, pier..................

Davis Avenue, platform..................

Iowa Place, walkway....................

Water Street to Prospect Street, bulkhead. Houseman Avenue, bulkhead.............

1,622

270

812

90

447

360

360

Total, Borough of Richmond

4,771

Summary.

Borough of Manhattan:

Linear feet. Linear feet.

North River East River .

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Total, Borough of Manhattan

Borough of The Bronx..............

Borough of Brooklyn...............

Borough of Queens.................

Borough of Richmond..............

712

1,932

21,393

8,614

4,771

Total new wharfage room made by private parties, lessees and others during the year ending December 31, 1909...................

37,422

OLD WHARFAGE ROOM DESTROYED BY PRIVATE PARTIES, LESSEES AND OTHERS DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909, IN MAKING WAY FOR NEW IMPROVEMENTS.

Borough of Manhattan:

North River—

West 32d Street Pier..................................

East River—

East Street, between Water and Cherry Streets, by platform

East 39th Street, cutting away inner end................

East 62d Street to East 63d Street, by platform..........

Linear feet. 1,459

Linear feet.

60

80

99

Total, East River.........

Harlem River—

East 124th Street, by platform

239

350

Total, Borough of Manhattan.....

Borough of The Bronx:

Rikers Island, by two platforms.......

173d Street, Bronx River, by wall......

Givan’s Creek, Baychester, dock........

Franklin Street, City Island, by runway

2,048

260

350

450

Total

1,067

Borough of Brooklyn:

S. S. Newtown Creek, west of Gardner Avenue, bulkhead

Appollo and Pollock Streets, Newtown Creek, crib......

Greene Street, pier..................................

Gold and Quay Streets, structure for sewer............

Hudson Avenue and Gold Streets, platform.............

Hudson Avenue, extension to pier.....................

Joralemon to Irving Streets, extension to pier..........

Pier 52, Erie Basin, pier.............I...............

43d to 51st Streets, piers.............................

64th to 65th Streets, bulkhead.......................

22d Avenue, 208 feet south of, platform and runway. . . . Bay 49th Street to Gravesend Ship Canal, bulkhead....

125

80

685

35

353

47

474

1,168

3,224

1,246

1,753

Total

9,198

Borough of Queens:

Whitestone, 16th Avenue, pier.........

Flushing Creek, N. S., west of causeway Amity Street, Flushing Creek, platform. Flushing Creek .....................

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Borden Avenue, platform and bulkhead.................

Borden Avenue, racks.................................

Rochester Avenue, Far Rockaway, bulkhead.............

Bay View Avenue and The Strand, bulkhead and platform

Bay View Avenue and The Strand, filling...............

Rue de St. Felix, Wavecrest, jetty......................

Dickerson Avenue, Wavecrest, jetty....................

Lucia Avenue, Edgemere, jetty.........................

Kate Avenue, Arverne, bulkhead.......................

Belle Harbor, Jamaica Bay, bulkhead..................

348

129

2,555

323

1,124

7,911

2,760

Total

16,449

Borough of Richmond:

Arlington Avenue, bulkhead.............

Mersereau Avenue, pier.................

Davis Avenue, platform.................

Ives Place, walkway....................

Water to Prospect Streets, bulkhead......

Houseman Avenue, bulkhead.............

Arrietta Street, pier widened and extended

262

10

1,114

930

Total

2,337

Summary.

Borough of Manhattan:

North River .....

East River .......

Harlem River ....

Linear feet. Linear feet.

1,459

239

350

Total .......

16,449

31,099

Borough of The Bronx Borough of Brooklyn. Borough of Richmond. Borough of Queens. . .

Total wharfage room destroyed by private parties, lessees and others during the year ending December 31, 1909..................

RECAPITULATION.

The total new wharfage made by The City during the year ending December 31, 1909, is 6,682 linear feet.

The total amount of wharfage room destroyed by The City is 5,033 linear feet. The total new wharfage room made by private parties, lessees and others, under permit or order from the Commissioner of Docks, is 37,422 linear feet.

The total wharfage room destroyed by private parties, lessees and others is 31,099 linear feet.

Recapitulation.

The grand total of wharfage room made by The City and private parties, lessees and others during the year ending December 31, 1909, is 44,104 linear feet.

The superficial area of The City’s piers has been increased 57,352 square feet. The superficial area of the newly made land owned by The City is 255,600 square

feet.

The superficial area of the granite pavement laid down during the year ending December 31, 1909, is, for new pavement 3,972 square yards and for pavement taken up and relaid 48,601 square yards.

THE CONSTRUCTION WORK DONE BY THE DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND FERRIES DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909,

TS SUMMARIZED AS FOLLOWS:

Borough of Manhattan:

On the North River, between West 155th and West 158th Streets (Carmansville Section), the platform and filling back of the rip-rap embankment placed by this Department has been completed, giving an additional area of 64,100 square feet of newly made land.

One pier has been extended,

One widened and extended, and

One landing platform built for the reception of American and foreign representatives attending the Hudson-Fulton celebration.

On the East River 694.68 linear feet of bulkhead wall have been built,

One platform extended, and

Two piers built at Blackwells Island.

Borough of The Bronx:

In the Borough of The Bronx 666 feet of wall has been built at Riker’s Island, One new pier has been constructed, and One pier widened.

Borough of Brooklyn:

In the Borough of Brooklyn the dredging of pier sites, proposed slip and bulkhead wall area on the Gowanus Section, between 28th and 36th Streets, South Brooklyn, has been completed and 570.29 linear feet of bulkhead wall built, and

One pier, 150 feet in width and about 1,600 feet in length, practically completed. At Whale Creek and Newtown Creek the work of dredging out an area of about 302,000 square feet has been started preparatory to the building of about 1,133 linear feet of wall and two piers.

One platform and

One extension to breakwater built.

Borough of Queens:

In the Borough of Queens the timber basin heretofore established at the Wallabout Basin, Borough of Brooklyn, was removed to Nott Avenue, Borough of Queens, the necessary dredging and removal of obstructions have been completed, and One pier constructed at Jamaica Avenue.

Construction Work.

Borough of Richmond:

In tlie Borough of Richmond about 954 linear feet of concrete wall was built by this Department upon the upland to connect with the approach built by the Richmond Borough authorities, as an approach to the Staten Island Ferry Terminal, and The building of a new steel viaduct between the trolley platform and Jay Street, St. George, is under way.

Municipal Ferry Buildings:

The building, as well as the interior work therein, used as the Manhattan Terminal of the 39th Street, Brooklyn, Ferry, has been entirely completed and used for the purposes for which it was built.

The construction work on the Manhattan Terminal building of the Staten Island Ferry is under way and nearing completion.

Of the bulkhead, or river, wall built by the City during the year ending December 31, 1909, 695 linear feet were built'on the East River, Borough of Manhattan.

In the Borough of The Bronx 666 linear feet of wall were built at Riker’s Island. In the Borough of Brooklyn 570 linear feet of wall were built, making a total of 1,931 linear feet of sea wall built by this Department in all Boroughs.

The total length of bulkhead, river or sea wall completed (measured along the granite course immediately under the coping) previous to December 31, 1909, is 59,754.06 linear feet. This total length is divided as follows:

Borough of Manhattan:

Linear feet. . 23,633.84 . 14,492.68 . 2,280.08 . 12,810.00 .    5,310.64

747.82 487.00

North River......

East River.......

Harlem River.... Borough of The Bronx Borough of Brooklyn.. Borough of Richmond. Borough of Queens. . . .

Total

59,762.06

Of this total length of bulkhead wall built prior to December 31, 1909, 2,263.47 linear feet were built by private parties, and 1,065.86 linear feet were built by the City at the expense of private parties.

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$60,471 80

* Bulkhead, 50 feet and \ inch in length, j taken by Department in 1877 for improve- | ment. Payment therefor made April 21, |

1893, to Louisa D. Kane and the New [Property.... York Life Insurance Company as her trus- | Interest, etc. tee, in accordance with judgment of Su- | preme Court, at $600 per foot...........J

$30,025 00 27,264 70

57,289 70

* Bulkhead, 25 feet and d inch in length, 1 taken by Department in 1877 for improve- | ment. Payment therefor made August 11, |

1892, to Louisa D. Kane, in accordance [Property,., with judgment of Supreme Court, at $600 | Interest, etc. per foot..............................J

$15,012 54 14,544 90

29,557 44

Between Clarkson and Leroy Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 75 feet in length, taken by Depart- 1 ment in 1879 for improvement. Payment therefor made November 6, 1893, to Dan- j* Property.... iel D. Lord, in accordance with judgment Interest, etc. of Supreme Court, at $500 per foot,

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52,091 74

* Bulkhead, 50 feet and J inch in length, j taken by Department in 1877 for improve- | ment. Payment therefor made August 11, [Property.... 1892, to Woodbury G. Langdon, in accord- [ Interest, etc. ance with judgment of Supreme Court, at 1 $600 per foot..........................

$30,025 00 31,554 94

61,579 94

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11, 1892, to Cecilia L. Nottbeck, in accord- [Interest, etc.: ance with judgment of Supreme Court, at |

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$45,037 50 44,854 29

89,891 79

Between Leroy and Morton Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 75 feet and f inch in length, taken by Department in 1881 for improvement. Payment therefor made March 12, 1895, to William C. Casey, in accordance with judgment of Supreme Court, at $480 per foot..................................

Property.... Interest, etc.

$36,030 00 21,730 29

57,760 29

Bulkhead, 75 feet and 2 inches in length, ] taken by Department in 1877 for improve- i ment. Payment therefor made March 22, 1 Property... 1895, to Thomas S. Clarkson and others, [interest, etc in accordance with judgment of Supreme I Court, at $475 per foot

$35,704 16 26,167 98

61,872 14

Bulkhead, 50 feet in length, taken by Depart- 1 ment in 1878 for improvement. Payment !

therefor made July 14, 1898, to Goldsbor- I ough Banyer, as executor of Harriet Ban- [Property... ver White, and others, in accordance with | Interest, etc judgment of Supreme Court, at $500 per foot.................................. I

$25,000 00 21,367 98

46,367 98

* Known as the Langdon suits.

Between Morton and Barrow Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 75 feet and J inch in length, taken by Department in 1876 for improvement. Payment therefor made January 23, 1894, to John S. McLean and Mary J. Halstead, in accordance with judgment of Supreme Court, at $500 per foot

Property Interest, etc.

$37,531 25 29,288 70

$66,819 95

Bulkhead,

25 feet and \ inch in length, taken j by Department in 1876 for improvement.

Payment therefor made January 23, 1894, [ Property... to John S. McLean, in accordance with f Interest, etc judgment of Supreme Court, at $500 per | foot.................................\ J

$12,510 41

10,020 01

22,530 42

Bulkhead, 25 feet and \ inch in length, taken 1 by Department in 1876 for improvement. Payment therefor made January 23, 1894, to John G. Wendel, in accordance with judgment of Supreme Court, at $500 per foot..................................

Property..........

Interest, etc.......

$12,510 41

10,020 02

22,530 43

Bulkhead, 75 feet and | inch in length, taken by Department in 1876 for improvement. Payment therefor made January [Property 23, 1894, to John S. McLean, in accordance j Interest, with judgment of Supreme Court, at $500 I per foot..............................J

etc.

$37,531 24 29,290 72

66,821 96

. Between Charles and Perry Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 23 feet 6 inches in length, ac- 1 Property........

quired March 31, 1900, by agreement, from > Law charges, etc. Mary E. Dutel and others, at $500 per foot J

$11,750 00 750 55

12,500 55

Bulkhead, 69 feet in length, acquired March 1 Property........

31, 1900, by agreement, from Farmers’ i Law charges, etc. Loan and Trust Company, at $500 per foot J

$34,500 00 2,165 10

36,665 10

Between Perry and West Eleventh Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 89 feet 6 inches in length, ac- ]

quired January 3, 1896, by agreement, (Property.............

from Amanda Josephine Budke, at $475 f Law charges, etc......

per foot..............................J

$42,512 50 123 25

42,635 75

Bulkhead, 23 feet in length, acquired July 1 Property........

27, 1896, by agreement, from Charles N. i Law charges, etc and Emory F. Lane, at $450 per foot. .. . J

Bulkhead, 45 feet 6 inches in length, ac- 1

quired February 8, 1897, by agreement, ( Property........

from Isabel Brockner Tyte, at $450 per f Law. charges, etc.

$11,100 00

84 95

11,184 95

foot

$20,475 00 1,218 66

21,693 66

Bulkhead, 43 feet 3 inches in length, ac- 1 Property........

quired December 10, 1894, by agreement, (• Law charges, etc from Henry Chastain, at $450 per foot. . . J

$19,462 50 354 13

19,816 63

Between West Eleventh and Bank Streets, North River.

Block between West Eleventh and Bank streets and West street and Thirteenth avenue, acquired October 4, 1898, by condemnation, from Eugene A. Hoffman, viz.: [ Property Bulkhead, 196 feet and 7 inches in length, at $500

per foot................

Land, buildings, fixtures,etc.

$98,291 67 757,628 43

Interest, etc..........

Cost of condemnation.

$855,920 10 108,247 83 16,989 90

Between Bank and Bethune Streets, North River.

South half of block between Bank and Bethune streets and West street and Thirteenth avenue, acquired March 9, 1900, by condemnation, from Eleanor Louisa Hoff- | Property man and others, viz.:

Bulkhead, 202 feet in length. $100,750 00 Land, buildings, leaseholds,

770,948 70

J- Interest, etc..........

! Cost of condemnation.

$871,698 70 148,886 87 55,176 29

etc

$1,070,761 86

North half of block between Bank and 1 Bethune streets and West street and Thir- I teenth avenue, acquired June 2, 1896, by condemnation, from Louisa M. Gerry and | Property Thomas G. Patterson, viz.:

Bulkhead, 201 feet and 51-inches in length, at $500 per foot................

I Interest, etc..........

Cost of condemnation.

$579,818 38 1,256 27 6,937 46

$100,714 58 Land, buildings, fixtures, etc. 479,103 80

588,012 11

Between Bethune and West Twelfth Streets, North River.

Block between Bethune and West Twelfth ' streets and West street and Thirteenth avenue, acquired September 17, 1897, by

condemnation, from Emily J. Deforest, Property...........

viz.:    Interest, etc..........

Bulkhead, 161.57 feet in    Cost of condemnation.

length at $500 per foot.. .    $80,785 00

Land, buildings, fixtures, etc. 809,215 00

$890,000 00 45,686 67 10,615 41

946,302 08

Between West Twelfth and Jane Streets, North River.

Block between West Twelfth and Jane streets and West street and Thirteenth avenue, acquired December 23, 1897, by condemnation, from the Waldrich Land Company, ] Property.............

etc., viz:    Interest, etc..........

Bulkhead, 1601 feet in length    Cost of condemnation.

at $500 per foot......... $80,125 00

Land, buildings, fixtures, etc. 598,348 37

$678,473 37 47,289 64 10,138 67

735,901 68

Between Jane and Horatio Streets, North River.

Block between Jane and Horatio streets and West street and Thirteenth avenue, acquired December 10, 1897, by condemnation, from Louisa M. Gerry, etc., viz.: Bulkhead, 1751 feet in length

at $500 per foot......... $87,625 00

Land, buildings, fixtures, etc. 667,055 00

Property.............

Interest, etc..........

Cost of condemnation.

$754,680 00 52,198 6S 9,847 16

816,725 84

Between Horatio and Gansevoort Streets, North River.

$764,688 32 52,763 46 10,324 10

Block between Horatio and Gansevoort streets and West street and Thirteenth avenue, acquired December 9, 1897, by

condemnation, from John S. McLean, etc., Property.............

viz.:    \ Interest, etc..........

Bulkhead, 1631 feet in length    ] Cost of condemnation.

at $500 per foot......... $81,583 33 I

Land, buildings, fixtures, etc. 683,104 99

Between West Thirteenth and West Fourteenth Streets, North River.

Bulkhead and uplands, acquired December ]

15, 1903, by condemnation, from Ann, |

Mary M. and Cornelius Le Roy White, | Property.............

viz.:    \' Interest..............

Bulkhead, 228i feet in length $114,333 34 | Cost of condemnation. Uplands, improvements, etc. 1,081,285 00 !

Between West Fourteenth and West Fifteenth Streets, North River.

$1,195,618 34 31,996 IS 18,408 27

1,246,022 79

Between Bloomfield and Little Went- Twelfth Streets, North River.

Lands, uplands, etc., acquired April 15, ' 1904, by condemnation, from the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United

States, viz.: Lands, etc. Fixtures... .

$325,000 00 550 00

Property. Interest..

$325,550 00 13,781 61

Lands and improvements, acquired May 18, "] 1904, by condemnation, from Ambrose K. | Ely, etc., viz.:

Lands, etc....

Fixtures......

Leaseholds... .

I Property.............

$769,802 53 j- Interest..............

15,848 78 I Cost of condemnation. 9,778 47

795,429 78 35,294 77 33,285 57

$1,203,341 73

Between Little West Twelfth and West Thirteenth Streets, North River.

Bulkhead and uplands, acquired January 23, 1

1903, by condemnation, from Wiiliam | Property Waldorf Astor and others, viz.:

Bulkhead, 228i feet in length $123,227 90 f Cost of condemnation. Uplands, improvements, etc. 850,955 99 |

Interest

$974,183 89 12,068 18 12,876 12

999,128 19

Bulkhead, etc., acquired December 15, 1903, by condemnation, from Winthrop Astor Chandler and others, viz.:

Bulkhead and upland, 211

5-6 feet in length........

Leaseholds................

$954,408 12 17,050 00

Property.............

Interest..............

Cost of condemnation.

$972,458 12 15,397 24 8,100 65

995,956 01

Between West Fifteenth and West Eighteenth Streets, North River.

Condemnation proceedings..................

41,752 02

Between West Eighteenth and West Twenty-third Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, etc., acquired August 1, 1906, by ' condemnation,.from sundry owners, viz.:

Bulkhead, 971 feet 7 inches

in length............... $643,750    00    Property.

Land and improvements.. 1,440,367    63    f Interest..............

Buildings............... 91,177    36    Cost of condemnation.

Leaseholds................ 15,200    00

Fixtures.................. 4,314    00

$2,194,808 99 498,953 04 66,283 27

Uplands, etc., acquired March 1, 1907, by condemnation from Mary Patterson and Thomas G. Patterson and others, viz.:

Uplands, etc.........

Ice plant and fixtures.

Interest..............

Cost of condemnation.

$198,015 00 88,750 00 63,570 75 4,776 88

Between West Twenty-sixth and West Twenty-seventh Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 202.57 feet in length, acquired .

February 24, 1891, by agreement, from I Property George de Forest Lord and Horace S. Ely, j Law charges

executor, etc

$120,000 00 114 75

120,114 75

Bulkhead, 202J feet in length, acquired De- 1

cember 14, 1892, by agreement, from ( Property........

Clement C. Casimir de R. and Katherine | Law charges, etc. T. Moore, at $500 per foot..............J .

$101,250 00 528 30

$101,778 30

Between West Twenty-fourth and West Twenty-fifth Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, etc., 202.57 feet in length, taken 1

by Department in 1881 for improvement. Property.... Payment therefor made December 11, [ Interest, etc. 1899, to William M. Kingsland and others, { in settlement of judgment of Supreme I Court............................... J

$130,000 00 49,856 68

179,856 68

Between West Twenty-fifth and West Twenty-sixth Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, etc., 101.28 feet in length, taken

by Department in 1881 for improvement. Property Payment therefor made June 18, 1890, Interest, etc. to Henry K. S. Williams, in accordance with judgment of Supreme Court.......

Bulkhead, etc., 101.28 feet in length, taken ]

by Department in 1881 for improvement. I Property.... Acquired January 12, 1893, by agreement, f Interest, etc. from Edward A. Smith.................J

$65,000 00 41,583 61

$65,000 00 20,792 31

106,583 61

85,792 31

Between West Twenty-eighth and West Twenty-ninth Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 101 feet and 4 inches in length, 1 taken by Department in 1890 for improve- j ment. Payment therefor made December ( Property.... 14, 1893, to Charles Ray King and others, [ Interest, etc. in accordance with judgment of Supreme Court. Price per foot, $425............J

Bulkhead, 50 feet and 8 inches iu length, taken by Department in 1890 for improvement. Payment therefor made December Property.... 14, 1893, to Schuyler Van Cortlandt Ham- Interest, etc. ilton and others, in accordance with judgment of Supreme Court. Price per foot, |

$425.................................J

Bulkhead, 50 feet and 8 inches in length, ' taken by Department in 1890 for improvement. Payment therefor made December Property.... 14, 1893, to Nathalie E. Baylies, in ac- Interest, etc. cordance with judgment of Supreme Court,

Price per foot, $425...................

$43,066 66 2,898 09

$21,533 33 1,649 57

$21,533 33 1,648 52

45,964 75

23,182 90

23,181 85

14, 1893, to Mary Ray de Courval and Mary Madeline Isabel de Noailles, in accordance with judgment of Supreme Court, Price per foot, $425

Between West Twenty-ninth and West Thirtieth Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 60 feet and J inch in length, taken by Department in 1890 for improvement. Payment therefor made December Property...

Interest, etc

$25,517 70 1,797 01

Between West Thirty-third, and West Thirty-fourth Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 101 feet in length, acquired June ")

17, 1890, by agreement, from William K. i Property, and Cornelius Vanderbilt...............J

$10,000 00

$10,000 00

Bulkhead, etc., about 101 feet and 4J inches in length, acquired February 24, 1897, in accordance with report of Commissioners of Estimate, approved by Supreme Court, from Edmund Coffin, Rebecca S. Mills and Carrie E. B. Tripp.....................

Property.............

Interest..............

Cost of condemnation.

$110,000 00 2,534 58 4,548 74

117,083 32

Between West Thirty-fourth and West Thirty-fifth Streets, North River.

Condemnation proceedings..................

137 00

Between West Thirty-fifth and West Thirty-sixth Streets, North River.

Condemnation proceedings..................

10 00

Between West Thirty-ninth and West Fortieth Streets, North River.

Condemnation proceedings...................

6 30

Between West Fortieth and West Forty-first Streets, North River.

Condemnation proceedings..................

6 30

Between West Forty-first and West Forty-second Streets, North River.

Condemnation proceedings..................

425 88

Between West Forty-second and. West Forty-third Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 200 feet and 10 inches in length, ' acquired August 8, 1905, by condemnation, from the Forty-second Street and ■ Grand Street Ferry Railroad Company, a corporation............................

Property.............

Interest.............

Cost of condemnation.

$215,000 00 3,655 00 9,117 74

227,772 74

Between West Forty-fifth and West Forty-sixth Streets, North River.

Condemnation proceedings...................

2 50

Between West Fifty-first and West Fifty-second Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 200 feet and 10 inches in length, ]

acquired March 7, 1895, by agreement, I Property.... from executors of the estate of James f Law charges. Brown. Price per foot, $475...........j

$95,395 83 241 30

95,637 13

Between West Fifty-third and West Fifty-fourth Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, etc., 260 feet and 10 inches in 1

length, acquired September 7, 1893, in ac- Property cordance with judgment of United States Law charges. Circuit Court, from Mary J. Van Auken, in settlement of alleged rights............

$2,500 00 30 00

2,530 00

Bulkhead, etc., 245 feet in length, acquired 1 October 29, 1891, in accordance with judg- | ment of Supreme Court, from Hopper S. f Property, and Alexander H. Mott, in settlement of I alleged rights......:..................J

$7,500 00

$7,500 00

Property Opposite Riverside Park, Acquired Under Provisions of Chapter 152, Laws of 1894:

Upland and land under water north of West ] Property.............

Seventy-seventh street, acquired April 1, [interest.............

1901, by condemnation, from Frances H. f Cost of condemnation. Tobias and others.....................J

Bulkhead, 204J feet in length, upland and

land under water between West Eightieth Property.............

and West Eighty-first streets, acquired Interest.............

August 30, 1899, by condemnation, from Cost of condemnation. Ella Smith and Kate Bloxham

Land under water, 100 feet and 1 inch, next "I south of West Ninety-fifth street, between |

Twelfth and Thirteenth avenues, acquired i April 1, 1901, by condemnation, from J executors of Hugh Smith

Upland and land under water, etc., 201 feet "j

and 5 inches in length, between West [Property.........

Ninety-fifth and West Ninety-sixth streets, \ Interest............

Property.............

Interest.............

Cost of condemnation.

At Whitehall Street.

Ferry terminal, improvements, structures, ~| piers and racks, etc., acquired by agree- t ment, May 16, 1905, from the Rapid Tran- f • • • • sit Company..........................J

Part of piers, old 2 and 3, E. R., bulkhead 1 Part

between piers old 2 and 3, E. R., and [ property lower half of bulkhead between piers old [ Interest 3 and new 4, E. R

payments on

Cost of condemnation.

$660 36 3 85 43 75

707 96

$166,045 20 2,584 12 11,040 36

179,669 68

$52,968 66 308 98 3,509 71

56,787 35

$160,975 00 939 02 10,704 40

$150,144 99 3,444 90 • 9,9S6 80

$52,837 00 308 21 3,505 68

$185,091 12 30,417 92 10,774 16

172,618 24

163,576 69

56,650 89

125,000 00

226,283 20

At Broad Street Section.

Part of pier, old 4, near foot of Broad 1 Property.............

street, acquired December 21, 1901, by [Interest.............

condemnation, from Elbridge T. Gerry, f Cost of condemnation. Almy G. Gallatin and others

Part of pier, new 7, at upper side of Coen- 1 Property.............

ties slip, acquired September 3, 1901, by [interest........

condemnation, from Stephen Decatur and f Cost of condemnation, others

$80,000 00 5,439 81 4,710 43

90,150 24

$159,600 00 7,980 00 4,865 21

172,445 21

At Old Slip Section.

1 Property [ Interest.

Lower half of bulkhead between piers, new 7 and old 9, E. R., acquired May 21, 1907, by condemnation from Stephen Decatur f Cost of condemnation. and others............................J

$17,629 50 2,230 11 59 17

Upper half of bulkhead between piers, new 1

7 and old 9, piers old 9 and old 10, and | Property the bulkhead between,

and the lower half I Interest.............

of the bulkhead between piers old 10 and ( Cost of condemnation, old 11, acquired May 21, 1907, from |

Stephen Decatur and others

$600,000 00 66,710 52 11,410 96

$678,121 48

Pier old 11 and part piers old 10 and old 11

of bulkhead between

Part payments on

property...........

( Interest.............

Cost of condemnation.

$184,329 99 32,674 86 7,028 40

224,033 25

1 Property

Part of pier, old 12, foot of Gouverneur lane, [Interest, acquired November 12, 1902, by condem- f nation, from Moses Taylor Pyne and others j

Bulkhead between piers old 12 and old 13,

E. R., pier old 13, E. R., and lower half of bulkhead between piers old 13 and old 14,

E. R., acquired August 14, 1909, from William H. Seibert and George S. Hill,

Executors, and acquired August 26, 1909, from Moses Taylor Pyne and others......

Bulkhead (upper half) between piers 13

and 14, pier 14 and bulkhead between Property...... ......

piers 14 and new 12, E. R., acquired June [Interest.............

28, 1909, from Trustees of William C. Cost of condemnation. Schermerhorn.........................

Part of pier, old 15, at lower side of Wall 1 Property.............

street, acquired March 21, 1903, by con- [Leaseholds..........

demnation, from Augustus Newbold Mor- f Interest.............

ris and others......................... ) Cost of condemnation.

Cost of condemnation.

Wharfage rights......

Interest.............

Cost of condemnation.

At Maiden Lane Section.

Piers old 16 and old 17, E. R., and the bulk- 1 Property.............

heads between piers, old 16 and old 17 and I Interest............

between piers, old 17 and old 18, E. R... f Cost of condemnation.

Pier old 18, at lower side of Maiden Lane, ] Property.............

acquired March 7, 1906, by condemnation, [Interest.............

from Phebe Anna Murray, executrix, and f Cost of condemnation. others................................J-

Upper half of pier old 19 at Fletcher street, ' lower half of pier old 20 at lower side of

Burling slip and the bulkhead between, acquired September 25, 1906, by condem- Property nation, from the Kennedy Estate Com- [ Interest, pany, Limited, viz.:

Piers and bulkhead........

Structural value of half the shed on pier 20............

$267,211 45 7,005 96

Cost of condemnation.

$70,500 00 8,565 71 4,219 29

83,285 00

$172,942 44 47,616 54 11,076 40

$227,213 30 60,703 72 7,762 04

$127,500 00 4,250 00 24,395 23 4,627 28

$600,000 00 134,425 37 10,073 96

$103,104 00 11,650 64 5,469 59

$274,217 41 28,966 74 8,605 62

231,635 38

295,679 06

160,772 51

744,499 33

120,224 23

311,789 77

At Fulton Street Section.

Part of Pier, old 23, acquired by condemna- ] Property.

tion, July 6, 1905, from the executors of [Interest..............

William C. Schermerhorn......-.........J Cost of condemnation.

$94,460 00 7,383 50 4,790 20

106,633 70

Bulkhead, 181 feet in length, between east

side of pier, old 23, and west side of pier, Property.............

old 24, acquired July 6, 1905, by condem- [Interest..............

nation, from Virginia E. Ver Planck and Cost of condemnation, others, at $350 per foot................. J

$63,350 00 1,467 43 3,978 23

68,795 66

A t Peck Slip Section.

Part of pier, old 24, acquired July 6, 1905, ] Property

by condemnation, from Virginia E. Ver [Interest..............

Planck and others.....................j Cost of condemnation.

$77,385 00 11,452 82 9,574 10

98,411 92

Part of pier, old 26, acquired August 19, ) Property.............

1904, by condemnation, from Louisa M. [ Interest..............

Gerry, Eugene A. Hoffman and others. . . j Cost of condemnation.

177,705 00 7,381 95 3,518 83

$88,605 78

Pier, old 28, near Dover street

Law charges

50

At James Slip Section.

Pier, old 32, bulkhead between piers, old 32 \ and 33, and pier, old 33................

/ Cost of condemnation.

1,433 31

At Catharine Street Section.

Pier, old 35 (east half), acquired October 4, 1 Property.

1898, by condemnation, from Eugene A. [ Interest.,............

Hoffman.............................J Cost of condemnation.

$89,000 00 10,984 07 6,065 31

106,049 38

Bulkhead, 109.69 feet in length, acquired ] Property December 18, 1899, by condemnation, from Eugene A. Hoffman...............

[ Interest..............

J Cost of condemnation.

$25,000 00 2,662 50 4,618 16

32,280 66

At Market Street Section.

Pier, old 36

Bulkhead, 63 feet in length, acquired April ] Property.... 27, 1889, by agreement, from William F. [Law charges Bridge and others.....................J

Cost of condemnation.

$6,300 00 180 85

4,936 26

6,480 85

Bulkhead, 303 5-6 feet in length, and pier, ] Property old 39, acquired January 28, 1901, by con- [interest, demnation, from The Screw Dock Company............................. ....

Bulkhead west of pier, old 40.............

Bulkhead, 51J feet in length, acquired April ] Property... 11, 1901, by agreement, from The Protes- [ Law charges tant Episcopal Church Missionary Society J

Cost of condemnation.

Law charges.

At Rutgers Street Section.

Pier, old 42, and bulkhead, 444.68 feet in 1 Property............

length, acquired by condemnation January [ Interest.............

14, 1905, from New York Floating Dry f Cost of condemnation. Dock Company

At Je'Jerson Street Section.

Cost of condemnation.

Pier, old 45, etc

Part of bulkhead. (W. A. Freeborn estate)...Cost of condemnation.

Part of bulkhead, including pier, old 47, ac- 1 Property.............

quired February 28, 1903, by agreement, [interest, etc.........

from Mary Bell.....................

Part of bulkhead. (Muhlenbergh estate)

Bulkhead, 48 feet in length, acquired Janu- ] Property.. . ary 29, 1901, by agreement, from James [Law charges Keese

Cost of condemnation.

"I Property...

Bulkhead, 88 feet in length, acquired June I Leaseholds..

22, 1901, by condemnation, from Amelia [Interest, etc Stuyvesant and others................. | Cost of condemnation.

Part of bulkhead, including pier, old 49

Cost of condemnation.

$291,680 00 1,769 31 11,765 75

305,215 06 12 59

$12,812 50 97 66

12,910 16

$658,782 02 38,180 58 1,740 88

$175,000 00 23,844 58

$9,600 00 61 38

$11,482 13 6,205 88 150 33 2,255 95

698,703 48

14J25

14125

198,844'58 14125

9,661138

20,094129

14T25

Bulkhead, 277 5-6 feet in length, acquired 1

August 24, 1903, by agreement, from the (Property.... New York, New Haven & Hartford Rail- f Law charges road Company........................j

$57,500 00 272 25

$57,772 25

Between Montgomery and Jackson Streets, East River.

Pier, old 50

Cost of condemnation.

6 00

Pier, old 51

Cost of condemnation.

3,117 19

Bulkhead between piers, old 51 and 52

Pier, old 52 (east half) at upper side of 1 Property,

Gouverneur slip, acquired October 1, 1907, I Interest........ .....

by condemnation, from Jean B. Jennings [Cost of condemnation, and others............................j

Cost of condemnation.

$38,635 00 4,958 14 4,240 96

12 81

47,834 10

Cost of condemnation.

Bulkhead between piets, old 52 and 53

Pier, old 53........................

Parfof pier, old 54, acquired October 31, 1 Property..., 1901, by agreement, from Maurice D. t Law charges Barry

250 74

Cost of condemnation.

$25,000 00 188 18

2,759 10

25,188 18

Bulkhead, 141 feet in length, including one-

half of pier, old 62, acquired December 22, Property.... 1892, by agreement, from James W. Smith • Law charges and Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York............................

$70,000 00 59 68

70,059 68

Bulkhead on Tompkins street north of Stan- 1 ton street.............................

j Examination of title

500 00

Between East Houston and Fifth streets, East River.

Bulkhead between East Houston and Third \ streets

/ Cost of condemnation.

50 00

Bulkhead between Third and East Fourth 1 streets

Bulkhead between East Fourth and Fifth ! streets

f Maps for condemnation purposes

103 71

f Maps

187 26

Between East Thirteenth and East Fourteenth Streets, East River.

Maps for condemnation purposes............

236'97

Between East Eighteenth and East Twenty-second streets, East River.

Upland and land under water between the

upper line of East Eighteenth and lower Property.............

line of East Nineteenth streets, acquired Interest..............

May 18,1903, by condemnation, from John Cost of condemnation. U. Brookman.........................

Bulkhead, 240 feet in length, between the ]

upper line of East Eighteenth and lower ] Property.............

line of East Nineteenth streets, acquired {-Interest..............

May 18, 1903, by condemnation, from | Cost of condemnation. John U. Brookman

$47,175 00 7,194 18 1,547 34

$80,400 00 12,261 00 2,637 12

55,916 52

95,298 12

Pier and bulkhead foot of East Nineteenth 1 Property.

street, acquired May 18, 1903, by con- (Interest..............

demnation, from John U. Brookman.....J Cost of condemnation.

$120,000 00 18,300 00 3,941 06

142,241 06

Bulkhead, 265 feet in length, between East Nineteenth and East Twentieth streets ac-condemnation,

quired May 18, 1903, by from John U. Brookman..

Property.............

Interest..............

Cost of condemnation.

$79,500 00 12,123 75 2,607 60

$94,231 35

Bulkhead between East Twentieth and East Twenty-first streets, acquired August 15, 1903, by condemnation, from the Consolidated

"I Property l Interest.

Cost of condemnation.

Gas Company

$80,850 00 13,501 95 7,821 97

102,173 92

Pier and bulkhead foot of East Twenty-first ] Property.............

street, acquired August 31, 1903, by con- [interest..............

demnation, from the Consolidated Gas f Cost of condemnation. Company

$76,800 00 15,244 80 4,096 75

96,141 55

Bulkhead between East Twenty-first and 1 Property.............

East Twenty-second streets, acquired [interest..............

August 31, 1903, by condemnation, from [Cost of condemnation, the Consolidated Gas Company.........J

$29,050 00 5,766 42 1,549 58

36,366 00

Upland and land under water filled in be-

tween East Twenty-first and East Twenty- Property.............

second streets, acquired August 31, 1903, Interest..............

by condemnation, from the Consolidated Cost of condemnation. Gas Company........................., •

$61,158 00 12,139 86 3,261 26

76,559 12

ulkhead between East Twenty-second and i East Twenty-third streets..............J

Maps,

19 08

Between East Twenty-fifth and East Twenty-sixth Streets, East River.

Bulkhead, 197£ feet in length, acquired Feb- ]

ruary 6, 1893, by agreement, from Julius [Property A. Candee, John M. Canda Moore Smith.....

and George [ Law charges

$70,000 00 324 45

70,324 45

Between East Forty-ninth and East Fiftieth Streets, East River.

Maps for condemnation purposes.............

95 41

Between East Fiftieth and East Fifty-first Streets, East River.

Maps for condemnation purposes.............

81 56

Harlem River.

Bulkhead between East One Hundred and ]

Fourth and East One Hundred and Fifth }• Cost of condemnation. streets...............................J

3,865 82

Premises at foot of north half of East One 1

Hundred and Fourteenth street, acquired 1 Property.... June 19, 1895, by agreement, from Oliver f Law charges Bryan.................................J

$1,500 00 99 00

1,599 00

Property between East One Hundred and 1

Twentieth and East One Hundred and [ Maps for conveyance.. Twenty-fourth streets.

67 21

Certain land in vicinity of Sherman’s Creek, "I

lying southerly of Academy street, ac- [Property.... quired July 21, 1897, by agreement, from [Law charges Robert

$3,000 00 103 25

Bulkhead foot of Seventh avenue, acquired ] Property.... October 31, 1904, by judgment, from Na- [interest, etc. thaniel Whitman and others............J

$39,203 32 307 10

$39,510 42

BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.

Land under water at Fordham road, H. R. . .Maps for acquisition...

145 92

BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

For land and land under water extending ] from the south line of Twenty-eighth street to the south line of Thirty-sixth street, and from the west line of Second avenue to the Property.... pier-head line of 1890, acquired by agree- Law charges ment from J. Archibald Murray, March 6, 1908, viz.: 4,242,264 square feet at $1.10.................................

Lands, etc., between Thirty-sixth and \

Thirty-ninth streets

Ferry property of the Thirty-ninth street 1 Property........

South Brooklyn Ferry, acquired October > Insurance of title 26, 1906, by agreement.................J

For land and land under water extending 1 from the centre line of Fifty-ninth street, southerly, a length of about 422 feet 3 |

inches, and between the west side of First [ Property........

avenue and the pier-head line, acquired \ Law charges.....

by agreement from the Lotus Realty Company, March 2, 1908, viz.: 770,259 square feet at $1.10............

Water front at Hamilton avenue....

Water front at Hudson avenue......

Water front at Whale Creek acquired

Maps for ferry premises at Broadway

/ Maps for acquisition...

$4,666,490 40 8,957 69

4,675,448 09

206 02

$750,126 60 941 25

$847,284 90 1,235 53

Maps for condemnation purposes .Search of title.................

751,067 85

848,520 43

182 48

28b 00

460,895 18

239 39

BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

For property, not owned by the city, between j a point 104 feet 8f inches north of the'! north line of Jamaica avenue and a point | 94 feet south of the south line of Jamaica avenue, and between the west side of the Boulevard and the pier and bulk-head line of 1857, acquired November 2, 1908, by agreement, from Anthony McOwen......

Property........

Law charges, etc

$84,500 00 320 05

84,820105

Water-front at Broadway, Astoria.

Maps

7190

BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.

Ferry terminal at St. George, including im- 1 provements, structures, uplands, bulkhead

rights, etc., acquired May 16 and 18, 1905, [Property.............

by condemnation, from the Rapid Transit [ Cost of condemnation. Ferry Company and the Staten Island !

Rapid Transit Railway Company

$575,000 00 3,714 29

578,714 29

Lands and improvements, etc., at Canal j Property.............

street, Stapleton, acquired October 1,1907, [ Interest..............

by condemnation, from Staten Island Rail- f Cost of condemnation. way Company........................J

Lands and improvements, etc., at Ferry 1 Property.............

street, Port Richmond, acquired October [Interest.............

2, 1907, by condemnation, from John H. f Cost of condemnation. Starin and others..................... I

$98,723 20 9,997 49 3,293 78

$43,720 00 786 96 3,169 46

112,014 47

47,676142

Apportionment of Expenditures.

Land under water at Summerfield avenue, "I Mariners’ Harbor, acquired April 28,1904, I by grant from Commissioners of Land [ Maps of grant Office

$38 49

Land under water at Bard avenue, West 1

New Brighton, acquired April 28, 1904, I

by grant from Commissioners of the Land f Maps of grant

Office................................ J

38 49

Land under water at Tyson street, Sailors’ 1 Snug Harbor, acquired April 28, 1904, by grant from Commissioners of the Land Office................................

Maps of grant.

41 87

Land under water at Jersey street, New Brighton.............................

jAlaps for acquisition...

23 07

Land under water at Arietta street, Tomp- \ kinsville

/Maps for acquisition... Land under water at Shore road, Rossville. Maps for acquisition... Total, including $10,098.39 for maps, surveys, etc...........

26 17

42 00

$32,331,291 18

JAMES WEIR, Apportionment Clerk.

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REPORT

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Office of Chief Engineer.

Hon. Calvin Tomkins, Commissioner of Docks:

Sir—1 have the honor to submit the following report of work done under the charge and supervision of the Chief Engineer for the year ending December 31, 1909.

WORK OF CONSTRUCTION.

North River.

During the past year the Boat Landing within the Battery Breakwater has been maintained.

Between Battery Place and Cortlandt Street.—Plans have been under consideration for the improvement of the waterfront between Battery Place and Cortlandt Street, North River. The amended plan for this section of the waterfront between Battery Place and Carlisle Street was adopted by the Commissioner of Docks on the 17th of September, 1903, and approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund on October ,16, 1903.

Cedar Street Section.—Extending from about midway between Carlisle and Albany Streets, northerly to a point about 40 feet southerly of the northerly line of Cedar Street, a distance of about 335 feet.

The Commissioner of Docks entered into an agreement with the owners of one-half interest of Piers Old 12 and 14; agreement approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund July 1, 1902, which places The City in possession of the waterfront from Liberty to Albany Streets, about 334 feet in length.

The wall at this section was completed for its entire length, and Pier 11 was partially completed in 1905. A temporary ferry rack was placed at the outer end of the work as then done for the use of the Central R. R. Co. of New Jersey. That Company having completed its ferry terminal at the foot of Liberty Street, the temporary ferry rack at the outer end of Pier 11 has been removed, and the work of completing the pier as originally intended has been in progress during the year.

Between Cedar and Cortlandt Streets.—An amended plan for the improvement of the waterfront between these two streets was prepared some time since and forwarded, but no action was taken in the matter. An amended New Plan to the New Plan of 1871 was prepared, establishing an area of waterfront improvements in this locality, and forwarded on the 12th of March, 1909, but as yet no action has been taken thereon.

Liberty Street Section.—Commencing at the northerly side of Pier Old 14, N. R., and extending northerly a distance of about 173 feet. Action of the Commissioner, December 10, 1902, B. O. 919. The bulkhead wall in this section was completed during the year 1907, and a bulkhead shed was constructed between Liberty and Albany Streets. Extensive improvements in this locality have been made by the Central R. R. Co. of New Jersey in the erection of an up-to-date and well-equipped ferry terminal. This terminal has been completed, and an overhead foot bridge has been built from the easterly side of West Street over and across the street to the second floor of tne new ferry terminal. When the improvement which is shortly to be begun by the Pennsylvania R. R. Co. at the foot of Cortlandt Street is completed it will give the City practically an uninterrupted Marginal Street for a distance of more than three miles northerly from the above location.

Sections between Dey and West 34th Streets, inclusive, on which the bulkhead or river wall has been completed are as follows:

Length of “E” Course, or Top Course of Granite Under Coping.

20.00

241.90 578.17 153.05 139.07 226.24

160.40 246.26 651.80 216.67 415.95 340.23 196.00 595.43 414.78

65.00 125.00 131.03 145.62

333.74 139.92

406.74

148.41

114.49

152.91 109.89 102.51 561.46 151.33

1,095.22 2,054.32

3.729.64

1.229.64

615.42

257.50 515.00

98.75

198.75

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Dey Street—extended.........................

Dey Street...................................

West Washington Market.......................

Barclay Street (work done by private parties) . ..

Barclay Street—extended......................

Park Place ...................................

Murray Street ................................

Warren Street................................

Chambers Street..............................

Jay Street .....................................

Franklin Street...............................

North Moore Street............................

Beach Street.................................

Laight Street ................................

Desbrosses Street (work done by private parties) .

Watts Street.................................

Watts Street—extended........................

South Canal Street (work done by private parties)

Canal Street—extended........................

Canal Street .................................

Spring Street ................................

Charlton Street...............................

Old King Street...............................

New King Street..............................

Lower Clarkson Street.........................

Houston Street...............................

Upper Clarkson Street.........................

Leroy Street .................................

Morton Street................................

Christopher Street............................

Gansevoort Street ............................

Chelsea ......................................

West Twenty-third Street—South end...........

West Twenty-third Street—North end...........

West Thirty-first Street.......................

West Thirty-second Street ....................

West Thirty-third Street......................

West Thirty-fourth Street.....................

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This makes a stretch of bulkhead or river wall completed about 17,000 feet, or over three miles. These sections include all the piers between Pier 13 and the foot of West Thirty-fourth Street, most of which have been extended to the pierhead line as established by the United States Government. A list of these extensions was given in the Annual Reports for the years 1901 and 1907.

Chambers Street, N. R.—The Metropolitan Street Railway Co. having discontinued the use of its tracks, the tracks in the vicinity of Chambers Street were removed.

Piers 88 and JfO, N. R.—The unused car tracks at these piers, the property of the New York Central & Hudson R. R.R. Co., have been removed.

Oyster Basin—The Oyster Basin built for the oyster boats by The City between Gansevoort and Bloomfield Streets during 1898 and 1900 has been maintained and kept in repair during the year.

Chelsea Section.—Extending from the northerly side of Bloomfield Street to the southerly side of West 23d Street, a distance of about 3,729 feet.

The work on this section has been pushed forward rapidly, and at the present time the bulkhead wall and the nine piers are completed. By the completion of the bulkhead at this section a continuous stretch of wall, as given in the prior table, intercepted only by the New West Washington Market, is made from Hey Street to West 34th Street.

A number of years ago the Department was confronted with the serious condition of having no property along the North River on which to build additional piers to accommodate the increased trans-Atlantic trade, where the immense ships which were then being built could be berthed and where the longer ones which were contemplated could be cared for. The only location where this necessary improvement was possible was along the stretch of waterfront from Bloomfield Street northerly to about the foot of West 22d Street. The distance between the pierhead line and the bulkhead line at this locality was not sufficient to permit the carrying on of any extensive improvement without an extension of the pierhead line outshore a distance of 200 feet. This the United States Government refused to sanction and The City was thereby compelled to condemn and buy property inshore consisting of upland upon which were located city streets, buildings, huge gas tanks, etc. All of this property not owned by The City, together with all buildings, was necessarily acquired by The City in fee. The numerous buildings were sold at public auction and removed from the line of the work. Dredging was then done, transforming in this way the upland land into land under water, in order to obtain piers of the necessary length. A large part of this area and the mud outshore was dredged to a depth of 40 feet at mean low water, and the bulkhead or river wall for about 3,000 feet has been built. The area in the rear of this wall has been filled in, a Marginal Street created and the same paved. Nine piers have been built by the Department, eight of them varying from 800 to 825 feet in length and from 50 to 125 feet in width. These piers were all completed in 1906, and at the present time large double-deck steel freight sheds on the piers and bulkhead platforms have just been completed under four separate contracts.

The sheds are footed upon the deck of the timber piers, which are of the standard type, except that the plank floor is covered with a heavy reinforced concrete slab, surfaced with asphalt. The whole development of this section will comprise nine sheds extending into the river and a bulkhead shed about 2,900 feet along the Marginal Street. The construction of the sheds is similar for the different piers, the only variation being the width and length. The framing is all steel, the doors made of wood and sheathed

Total

$5,079,644    $4,752,840

The floor area comprised within these nine sheds, including upper and lower decks, is as follows:

1,383,500 sq.ft. 337,060 “ “

Main piers........

Bulkhead platforms

Total

with metal, the second-story floor reinforced concrete, surfaced with asphalt, and the roof made of wood sheathing painted on the underside with fireproofing paint, covered with slag. Apart from the magnitude of the work, there are several new features which distinguish these sheds from any built up to this time. The main columns are continued up through the roof and located so as to form substantial cargo hoists for the whole length. A continuous line of tricing doors is provided for both floors, and so arranged that practically the whole side can be opened.

The steel front of the bulkhead shed is constructed of steel framing and reinforced concrete with a pink granite base seven feet high, and is more elaborate from an architectural point of view than any other built in The City of New York up to this time.

These sheds involve the use of 32,930 tons of steel, which is distributed as follows:

Pier No. 53 and bulkhead

Pier No. 54.............

“    “    56.............

Bulkhead ..............

1,930 tons.

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7,000 tons.

Pier No. 57

“    “    58

“    “    59

Bulkhead

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12,800 tons.

Pier No. 60

“ “ 61 “ “ 62

Bulkhead

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11,200 tons.

Total

32,930 tons.

A comparison of the actual cost and the estimated cost of these freight sheds is as follows:

Pier No.

53

54 and 56 57, 58 and 59 60, 61 and 62

Contract. Engineer’s Est. Contract Price.

$285,000    $247,300

1,160,000 1090    1,950,000

1,684,644

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1054

1091

1,132,580

1,829,000

1,543,960

Contractor. McHarg-Barton Co. Snare & Triest Co.

R. P. & J. H. Staats Maryland Steel Company

1,720,560 sq.ft.

All of these piers are at the present time being equipped with heat, light and power under Contract 1150 at a cost of $745,000, the work for which is rapidly approaching completion. This installation involves three extensive power plants, designated Plants

A, B and C respectively.    Plant A comprises two 300    K. W. and two 100    K.    W.    direct-

current turbo-generators.    Plant B comprises one 150    K. W. and one 70    K.    W.    direct-

current turbo-generators.    Plant C comprises two 150    K. W. and one 100    K.    W.    direct-

current turbo-generators.    Each unit is designed to    operate, condensing at a    steam

pressure of 150 pounds, with a vacuum in the main exhaust pipe just outside of the turbine of 26 inches.

The piers are equipped with thirty-two cargo winches of the single-drum electric-hoist type, designed for a duty of 2,000 pounds at a speed of 250 feet per minute. Also with thirty-two coaling winches of the double-drum, reversible, electrically-driven, enclosed type, designed for a duty of 1,100 pounds at a speed of 350 feet per minute.

All of the piers, excepting Piers 53 and 62, are each equipped with four cargo and four coaling winches. Piers 53 and 62, at the southerly and northerly ends of the section, respectively, are only half-piers, that is, only one side in each case is available for wharfage. Each of these piers, therefore, is equipped "with two cargo and two coaling winches.

The installation also comprises twelve passenger elevators and thirty-six freight elevators. Baggage is handled between the main vestibules and upper decks of the building along the bulkhead by means of thirteen conveyers. The pier and bulkhead buildings are all electrically lighted, and all enclosures forming rooms are steam heated on the piers and hot-water heated in the bulkhead buildings.

In Plant A, located in the bulkhead building between Piers 60 and 61, and supply ing Piers 58 to 62, inclusive, there are four boilers of the water-tube type. In Plant B there are two internally-fired boilers located in the bulkhead building adjoining Pier 57 and supplying Pier 57. In Plant C there are four internally-fired boilers in the bulkhead building between Piers 54 and 56 and supplying Piers 53, 54 and 56. All of these boilers are 250 EL. P. and are furnished with mechanical draught plant, steam piping, power-plant auxiliaries and heating systems.

All of this work will be completed so that the lessees may take possession of their respective piers by the middle of March.

In addition to the work being done on the sheds, the Marginal Street within the lines of the section was paved under Contracts Nos. 1069, 1074 and 1081, and pedestrian approaches to the ferry terminals at the foot of 22d Street were constructed under Contract No. 1096. This work was done in 1908.

Pier 72, N. R.—The work of rebuilding this pier at the foot of 32d Street, N. R., has been supervised and the work is still in progress.

40th Street.—The pier at this street is being extended out to the pierhead line by the force of the Department under B. O. 7453.

West 55th Street.—An extension to the pier at this street is being constructed by the force of the Department outshore to the pierhead line. The work was begun on the 18th of November, 1906, and is in progress.

Between 56th and 57th Streets.—The Department’s West 57th Street yard is situated in this locality, and during the year a concrete building has been in course of construction, it having been begun on the 28th of April, 1907. This building will be used as a blacksmith shop, power house, etc., with reinforced concrete coal pockets in the same. The old buildings formerly occupied as offices and the old buildings where the new storehouse is now located were demolished and the material taken care of.

The work of the Department done at the yard will be found further on in this report under the heading of “Department Yards.”

79th Street.—During the year the Department force has been engaged in the construction of the inshore end of the pier at the foot of this street. The work was begun on the 28th of July, 1900, and is still in progress.

Between 97th and 98th Streets.—The Board of Armory Commissioners having made application for a pier in this vicinity, the Department constructed a pier 25 feet wide north of 97th Street for the accommodation of the Naval Militia. This pier was ocmpleted in 1907 and has been in use. An extension 15 feet wide has been built to the pier by the force of the Department. This extension was commenced April 8, 1908, and completed January 6, 1909. The pier has been repaired from time to time as required, and a pavement of second-hand paving blocks has been laid in this locality.

110th Street.—Plans were prepared and a contract awarded for building a landing platform, breakwaters, float stages and movable gangways as a water gate for the Hudson-Fulton Celebration. This work was begun on the 20th of July, 1909, and finished on the 28th of September, 1909, under Contract No. 1180.

Claremont Section.—Beginning at the southerly side of West 129th Street and extending to the^northerly side of West 134th Street, a distance of about 1,364.09 feet.

The Board of Docks on the 16th of November, 1900, authorized the construction of the bulkhead wall at this section and the erection of two piers. This resolution was amended by action of the Commissioner of Docks on December 11, 1902, establishing new lines for the section to correspond with the new lines laid down for improvement of the water-front at this locality as approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund. About 984 linear feet of wall has been completed Tip to the present time, leaving a balance of about 380 feet to complete the section. Holes in the riprap around the wooden barrel sewer have been filled.

Pier 129th Street.—Rip-rap has been deposited at this pier arid the Department force has been engaged in extending the pier.

West 131st Street.—Specifications and form of contract are now being prepared for the erection of a steel freight shed to be placed on the pier at this street and on the adjacent bulkhead.

Pier West lSJph Street.—This pier is being extended out to the pierhead line by the force of the Department.

Carmansville Section.—Extending from the southerly side of West 153d Street to the northerly side of West 158th Street, a distance of 1,433.89 feet.

The authorization for this section is action of the Commissioner, May 14, 1907, approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, March 20, 1907, and under B. O. 5221.

The improvement between 153rd and 158th Streets has been in progress and a rip-rap embankment 14 feet wide on top, with this top two feet above mean low water, and 25 feet easterly of the bulkhead line has been built from the southerly side of West 158th Street to the northerly side of West 155th Street.

During the year the Department force has also been engaged in the building of a bulkhead platform westerly of the wall, and earth filling has been received and placed.

Pier 157th Street.—The work of constructing a pier at the foot of 157th Street 60 feet wide and 200 feet long has been in progress. The work was begun June 7th, 1909, and is still under way.

Re-Pointing Bulkhead Wall.

It having been found necessary to re-point the bulkhead wall, the re-pointing has been done in numerous places along the waterfront on both the North'and East Rivers.

EAST RIVER.

Whitehall Section, E. R.—An iron slag block and granite pavement is being laid along this section under Contract No. 1186, Class I. This work was begun on the 15th of November, 1909, and is still in progress.

Whitehall Terminal.-—On the lower section of the East River Waterfront the work of preparing for and building the Whitehall Terminal for the ferries centering at that point has been in progress. A full description will be found later under the heading of “FERRIES.”

Between Whitehall and Montgomery Streets.—The plan for the improvement of the waterfront between these two streets has been amended. Proceedings toward the acquisition of private interests in various parcels of property have been taken. This stretch is divided into three parts, the first extending from Whitewall to Wall Street, the amended plan for which was approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund on December 6, 1899. The second, extending from Wall to Catherine Streets; the amended plan for this section was approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund November 14, 1900. The third portion extends from Catharine to Montgomery Streets; the amended plan for this portion was approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund February 3, 1899.

Pier 6.—Plans, specifications and form of contract are in course of preparation for making extensive repairs to this pier.

Waterfront between Coenties Slip and Burling Slip.—The Commissioner of Docks on the 7th of December, 1904, authorized the construction of the bulkhead wall from the northerly side of Pier New 7, where it joins the Broad Street Section, to the westerly side of Burling Slip, E. R. This stretch of wall is divided into two sections, the Old Slip Section and the Maiden Lane Section.

Old Slip Section.—Extending from the northerly or upper end of the Broad Street Section to a point opposite the southerly line of Wall Street, a distance of 1,150.07 feet. No work has been done on the bulkhead wall proper at this section. This section includes Piers 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12.

Pier 11■—-A heavy fender system has been installed at the outer corners of this

pier.

Maiden Lane Section.—Extending from the southerly line of Wall Street, where it joins the Old Slip Section, to about the southerly line of Burling Slip, a distance of 701.67 feet. Action of the Commissioner of Docks, dated December 7th, 1904. The authorization for this stretch of wall is included in the authorization for the whole of the stretch extending from the northerly end of the Broad Street Section to the southerly side of Burling Slip. This section embraces Piers 13, 14 and 15. Temporary plank approaches to Piers 13 and 14 have been removed, and granite pavement laid on the approaches.

Pier 15.—The sewer which had been in course of construction by the Bureau of Sewers was completed on the 3rd of February, 1909.

Fulton Section.—Extending from the southerly side of Burling Slip, where it joins the Maiden Lane Section, to the westerly line of Pier Old 24, a distance of 777.94 feet. Resolution of the Board of Docks of April 26, 1901, as amended by action of the Commissioner of Docks December 7th, 1904. The work on this section was done in the year 1901 as far as it could be until property interests in the vicinity could be acquired. About 113 feet of the wall was completed in that year. Work was resumed in the year 1905, and at the present time 551.48 linear feet of bulkhead wall has been completed. This stretch of wall from the end of the Broad Street Section to the end of the New Fulton Section will, when completed, make a continuous stretch of wall of 2,629.68 feet. This section embraces Piers New 16, 17 and 18.

Pier 18.—A boiler house has been erected at this pier by the New York Fish Dealers’ Association under permit from this Department.

Piers 22 and 25, E. R., and Bulkhead Between.—The Long Island R. R. Co. is erecting sheds on these piers and the bulkhead between under permit from this Department. This work was begun March 9tli, 1909, and is in progress.

James Slip Section.—Extending from the easterly side of Oliver Street Pier, or Pier No. 25, E. R., westerly along the bulkhead line to the center line of Pier Old 31, a distance of about 326 feet. Action of Commissioner of Docks, April 30, 1907, B. O. 5191. During the present year work has been in progress on the bulkhead wall proper, and 212.40 feet of wall have been completed to date.

An old pier and platform were removed to make way for the construction of the bulkhead wall and for the construction of Pier New 25. A contract for the construction of the Oliver Street Pier, or Pier New 25, has been prepared, but as yet has not been let.

Jefferson Section.—Extending from the northerly side of Rutgers Slip to the southerly side of Montgomery Street, a distance of 1,237.92 feet. The authorization for this section was the resolution of the Board of Docks of February 23, 1900. On the 28th of March, 1908, the Commissioner of Docks issued B. O. 6049 directing that the work proceed in that portion of the section commencing at a point 48 feet south of Clinton Street and extending to a point 88 feet north of said street. During the year work on the bulkhead wall has been in progress, and 137 linear feet of wall has been actually completed. Earth filling has been deposited in rear of the wall built, and the inner end of Pier New 37 was rebuilt after the completion of the bulkhead wall.

Between Montgomery Street and Gouverneur Slip.—An amended New Plan between Montgomery and Jackson Streets E. R., adopted by the Commissioner of Docks March 2, 1908, and approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund April 14, 1908, was modified by changing the lines between Montgomery Street and Gouverneur Slip. This plan narrowed Pier 39 from 60 feet in width to 50 feet, and Piers 40 and 41 from 70 feet in width to 60 feet, and established lateral platforms 10 feet in width in the slips between Piers 39 and 40, and 40 and 41.

This plan was forwarded on April 19, 1909, and again on April 28, 1909, with some modifications. It was adopted by the Commissioner of Docks on April 29, 1909, and approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund May 26, 1909.

Montgomery Section.—This section is being built under action of the Commissioner dated January 20, 1909, B. O. 7028, which provides for the construction of three piers, Nos. 39, 40 and 41, between Montgomery Street and Gouverneur Slip, E. R., and the erection of the bulkhead wall extending from the westerly line of Pier New 39 to the easterly line of Pier New 41, a distance of about 472 feet. This work is being done by the New York, New Haven & Hartford R. R. Co. under a permit from this Department. The work was begun bn the 25th of March, 1909, and is in progress.

Roosevelt Street.—The Department having come into possession of the ferry house at the foot of this street, physical possession was taken on the 18th of December, 1908, and plans and specifications are being prepared for extensive work in reconstruction of the ferry at this locality.

Corlears Section.—The authorization for this section is action of the Commissioner of December 23, 1909, B. 0. 8029. It having been thought advisable to secure increased wharfage accommodation in the locality between Jackson and Gouverneur Streets, E. R., the Commissioner of Docks has authorized the construction of the bulkhead wall in this vicinity. This work will extend from a point at the easterly side of proposed Pier 41 to the easterly side of Pier Old 54, a distance of 759.94 feet. Preparations are being made for the commencement of the work on this section.

Improvements of the Waterfront Between 8th and 11th Streets.—A test pile examination has been made at the foot of 10th Street, and test borings were taken for proposed improvements between 8th and 11th Streets.

23rd Street.—The Department having come into possession of the ferry house at the foot of this street, physical possession was taken on the 18th of December, 1908, and plans and specifications are being prepared for extensive work in reconstruction of the ferry at this locality.

Sections between 17th and 29th Streets, E. R.—Sections between 17th and 29th Streets, inclusive, on which the bulkhead or river wall has been completed, are as follows:

Section.

East Twenty-third Street. East Twenty-fourth Street East Twenty-fifth Street..

Bellevue ................

New Bellevue ...........

Total

Length of “E” Course, or Top Course of Granite Under Coping.

....... 2,454.86

....... 340.60

....... 276.24

....... 543.81

....... 603.78

4,219.29

New Bellevue Section.—Extending from the northerly line of East 26th Street, at the bulkhead line established by the Secretary of War in 1890, 772.50 feet to the northerly line of East 29th Street; thence westerly along the northerly line of East 29th Street 207.95 feet to the bulkhead line of 1890, a distance of 980.45 feet. Action of the Commissioner October 28, 1903, B. O. 1859, and action of Commissioner February 6, 1907, B. O. 4981.

The officials of the Bellevue and Allied Hospitals being desirous of extending the grounds of the Bellevue Hospital between 26th and 28th Streets, E. R., by reason of the extensive improvements proposed to the hospital buildings in that locality, it became necessary to modify the bulkhead line between 26th and 29th Streets. The New Plan for improving the waterfront in this locality was amended in 1903 by throwing the bulkhead line further outshore. Action of Commissioner, November 23, 1903, and approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund December 16, 1903. The new bulkhead line was approved by the Secretary of War September 16, 1903, and the work of building the bulkhead wall at this section was completed for a very large portion of the whole distance of the section in 1904. This section was further extended along the foot of East 29th Street with a return along the northerly side of East 29th Street to where the line joins the established bulkhead line of 1890.

During the year work has been in progress along this section of the waterfront. 281.59 feet of wall have been built during the year, making a total of 846.40 feet of wall completed to date.

Earth filling has been placed in rear of that portion of the wall built, graded and levelled.

Pier 29th Street.—The inner end of this pier was rebuilt after the completion of the bulkhead wall, and an approach was built to the pier.

Between 99th and JfOth Streets.—The New York Edison Co. has erected a house over the screen wall and constructed an ash pit and protecting structure and an ash track subway at this locality.

East J/2nd. to East 53rd Streets.—A New Plan extending from the south side of East 42d Street to the north side of East 49th Street was prepared for submission to the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund. It establishes eleven piers, each 60 feet wide, and a Marginal Street 50 feet in width from the south side of East 42nd Street to the north side of East 49th Street. This plan was forwarded April 7, 1909, and again on April 27, 1909, with revisions, but up to the present time no action has been taken thereon.

Jf7th Street.—A test pile examination has been made of the waterfront in this locality for proposed improvements in the vicinity.

East 59th Street Section.—The authorization for this section is resolution of the Board of Docks of May 3rd, 1894. This section extends from the upper side of 59th Street to the center line of East 64th Street, a distance of about 1,460 feet. No work has been done on the wall at this section during the past year.

Y.orkville Section.—Extending from the center line of East 64th Street to the southerly line of East 74th Street, a distance of about 2,648.22 feet. Action of the Commissioner of Docks, October 10, 1904, B. O. 2757. This section embraces a stretch of the waterfront where the steep rock slope approaches the bulkhead and pierhead line within 50 feet, making the excavation of rock necessary in order to bring the Marginal Street to its proper grade. In 1905 a contract was executed for excavating for the new Marginal Street and the work was done under the contract in that year. During the year 1907 the mud and stone were removed from the foundation area, and stone which was so removed was deposited in rear of the bulkhead wall. This removal and excavation of rock was done under Contract No. 1046, which was continued during the year 1908 and finished on the 28th of April, 1908. During the present year the work on the wall has been in progress.

Between 65th and 67th Streets coping has been set on the portion of the wall built, and between 73rd and 74th Streets coping has also been set. The total work completed during the year at this section is about 223 feet between 65th and 67th Streets, making a total of 295.69 feet completed in that locality, and 71.86 feet between 73rd and 74th Streets, making a total of 351.30 completed in that locality, or a total of 646.99 feet of wall actually completed on the entire stretch of section. This leaves a balance of about 2,000 feet still to be completed on this section.

Blackwell Section.—Extending from the southerly line of East 74th Street to the northerly line of East 81st Street, a distance of 1,958.03 feet. On the l'Oth of October, 1904, B. O. 2756, the Commissioner of Docks established a new section for the above length of waterfront, which section includes the old sections heretofore known as the “East 74tli Street Section,” “East 75th Street Section” and “East 77th

Street Section.” The work along the old East 74th Street Section was done at the request of the Manhattan Railway Co., the occupants of the upland, who were erecting an extensive power house at that time, with the necessary coaling plant. The wall along that portion of the section is built upon rock bottom and will have a depth of about 20 feet of water in front of the same.

The work of constructing the bulkhead wall has been pushed until at present there have been completed about 1,315.47 feet of the wall, and coping set on a considerable portion of it. Earth filling has ben deposited in rear of the wall between 77th and 79th Streets, and granite pavement has been laid along the waterfront.

Pier Foot 95th Street.—The pier at the foot of 95th Street, E. R., having required large repairs, the pier is being reconstructed by the force of the Department.

99th Street.—Test piles have been driven and an examination made of the waterfront in this locality to prepare data for proposed improvements in the vicinity.

Harlem River.

Between 120th and 124th Streets, H. R,—An examination of this portion of the waterfront has been made for a continuation of the improvements in this locality.

121/th Street, H. R.—A platform with a shed thereon has been erected by the Lehigh Valley R.R. Co. under permit from this Department.

177th Street, H. R.—The Bronx Coal Co. is constructing a reinforced concrete wall and pile platform in this locality and erecting thereon coal pockets and trestle under permit from this Department.

West 205th to West 215th Streets, H. R.—A new plan extending from the south side of West 205th Street to the north side of West 215th Street, H. R., was prepared. This plan establishes eleven piers, one 40 feet in width, eight 60 feet in width, one 100 feet and one 120 feet wide, with a Marginal Street 50 feet in width. This plan contemplated the discontinuance of the exterior street as already laid out between 205th and 211th Streets, and the discontinuance of the four established basins between West 211th and West 215th Streets. The plan was forwarded May 29, 1909, but as yet no action has been taken thereon. Further plan, as described below, was forwarded in place thereof.

From West 201st to West 215th Streets, H. R.—A new plan extending from the south side of West 201st to the north side of West 215th Streets, H. R., was prepared, establishing a bulkhead line from the south side of West 201st to the north side of West 20t7h Streets, H. R., and a bulkhead line with eight piers from West 207th to West 215th Streets. Exterior street from West 201st to West 211th Streets was discontinued thereby, together with the four basins from West 211th to West 215th Streets. This plan was forwarded December 8, 1909, and at the request of the Commissioner was returned by the Sinking Fund Commission on the 23d of December, 1909, since which time no action has been taken thereon.

Cabot Street, E. R.—The New York, New Haven & Hartford R.R. Co. is making improvements in this locality and erecting twelve steel transfer bridges under permit from this Department.

Improvements are being made between Truxton and Tiffany Streets, E. R., by the Oak Point Land & Dock Co. under permit from this Department.

171/th Street and Bronx River.—Heintz & Siegel have begun the construction of a pile platform and bulkhead in this locality under permit from this Department. The work at present is in progress.

Work Done at the Various Islands in the East River.

Riker’s Island.—The work of building .a dry stone wall on top of the rip-rap embankment at this island was completed in 1907 under Contract No. 963. This contract provided for leaving certain gaps in the wall for the use of the Street Cleaning Department. During the present year these gaps have been closed by the work done by the-contractor under Contract No. 1132.

Blackwell’s Island.—At this island various docks of the Department of Public Charities have been repaired from time to time as requested by that Department, and an extension of 25 feet to the City Hospital Dock has been made.

Marginal Street.

Marginal Street, North and East Rivers.-—The asphalt pavement at various places on the Marginal Street on the North and East Rivers has been repaired from time to time and maintained by the various paving companies which originally laid the pavement, under their bonds to keep the same in repair. Pavement along both rivers has been taken up and relaid to grade where necessary from time to time, and a contract was let for making necessary repairs to the asphalt pavement and the concrete foundation on both the North and East Rivers, and work under the same has been in progress during the year.

Making Subsidiary Connections to Electric Light and Telegraph Poles.—A number of cases have occurred where it has been necessary to make connections across asphalt pavement laid by this Department along the Marginal Street on both the North and East Rivers, under permits to the various companies operating subways. In every case where the pavement has been removed the work of relaying the same has been done by the company having the bond for the maintenance of that portion of the pavement where the work was done.

Borough of Brooklyn.

Wallabout Basin, Brooklyn.—The completed wall in this section was begun by the former City of Brooklyn before the consolidation with this Department. It was, however, completed under the supervision of the Department of Docks and Ferries of the Greater New York as it now exists, and 2,755 feet of the bulkhead wall placed in commercial use.

Whale Creek Improvement.—In that section of the Borough of Brooklyn adjacent to Newtown Creek, near Greenpoint Avenue, many influential bodies have asked the Department for increased wharfage facilities. Proceedings were instituted to acquire the necessary property to secure pier room which existed only on Whale Creek, an arm of Newtown Creek. Near the mouth of Whale Creek the property to be acquired will not only enable The City to build over 1,000 feet of bulkhead, but also two piers about 700 feet long and 60 feet wide. Plans and specifications for the improvement of the waterfront in this vicinity have been prepared, and a contract, No. 1027, has been awarded for preparing for and building a new concrete bulkhead wall at the mouth of Whale Creek. This bulkhead wall will extend for a distance of about 1,105 feet. Prior to the award of this contract a contract, No. 1029, was awarded for dredging at the site of the proposed improvement at the mouth of Whale Creek, and the work is nearly completed.

Betiveen South 6th and South 8th Streets, Brooklyn.—A new plan for the improvement of the waterfront at this locality was adopted by the Commissioner of Docks June 10, 1909, and approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund June 30, 1909.

Between 28th and 64th Streets, South Brooklyn.—A plan was submitted by a former Commissioner and approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, establishing new lines for bulkheads and piers, with Marginal Street, Wharf or Place, extending from 28th to 64th Streets, South Brooklyn.

Gowanus Section, South Brooklyn.—Within the lines mentioned above, namely, 28th to 64th treets, has been established a section for the improvement of the water-front known as “Gowanus Section.” The authorization for this section is action of the Commissioner of Docks, September 21, 1908, B. 0. 6647. This section extends from the northerly side of 28th Street to the southerly side of 36th Street, a distance of about 2,142.82 feet. A contract, No. 1148, was awarded for doing the dredging over this area, and this work of dredging was completed during the year. The actual work on the bulkhead wall has been in progress during the year. Two thousand four hundred and thirty-two vertical piles and thirty bracing piles have been driven. Masonry has been placed, and over 164 cubic feet of granite has been set. The total length of work actually completed along this section amounts to 294 feet. This section embraces piers at 29th, 30th, 31st, 33d and 35th Streets.

29th Street, South Brooklyn.—Plans, specifications and form of contract are in course of preparation for the construction of a new pier between 28th and 29th Streets, South Brooklyn, to be known as the 29th Street Pier. Plans are being prepared for a shed to be erected on this pier.

Pier, 30th Street, South Brooklyn.—A contract, No. 1209, has been prepared for building a new pier at the foot of 30th Street, South Brooklyn, to be known as the 30th Street Pier, but the contract has not yet been awarded.

31st Street Pier, South Brooklyn.—Arrangements having been made with the Fabre Line steamships for lease of a pier to be built between 31st and 32d Streets, South Brooklyn, a contract, No. 1095, has been awarded and the work is in progress of building a new pier in this locality, to be known as the 31st Street Pier. The work was begun on the 3d of August, 1909, and considerable progress has been made towards its completion. A contract, No. 1196, has also been prepared and awarded for building a new steel freight shed with appurtenances on this pier. The work was begun on the 27th of November, 1909, and is in progress.

33d Street Pier, South Brooklyn.—A contract, No. 1202, has been awarded for building a new pier at the foot of 33d Street, South Brooklyn, to be known as the 33d Street Pier.

35th Street, South Brooklyn.—Plans, specifications and form of contract have been prepared for building a pier near the foot of 35th Street, South Brooklyn, but this contract is held in abeyance awaiting the further development of the bottom conditions at the site of the proposed work.

28th to 36th Streets, South Brooklyn.—An amended npw plan between 28th and 36th Streets, adopted by the Commissioner of Docks June 5, 1908, and approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund June 30, 1908, was amended so that the 29th Street Pier was widened 20 feet on the south side, becoming 80 feet wide instead of 60 feet. This plan was forwarded January 19, 1909, adopted by the Commissioner of Docks February 17, 1909, and approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund March 16, 1909.

36th Street, South Brooklyn.—The work of building an extension inshore of the bulkhead along the Eighth Ward Market site is in progress by the president of the

Borough of Brooklyn. This work was begun on the 24th of December. Cellar dirt is being dumped in the vicinity, and the sewer is being extended by the Johns-Manville Co.

Gold Street, Brooklyn.—Plans, specifications and form of contract are in course of preparation for widening and extending the pier at the foot of this street.

'North 1st and North 2d Streets, Brooklyn.—A new plan establishing two piers 50 feet and 60 feet in width, and an area of waterfront improvement, was prepared for this locality and forwarded February 4, 1909. Adopted by the Commissioner of Docks February 4, 1909, and approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund March 1, 1909.

Greene Street, Brooklyn.—The existing pier in this locality was removed and a new pier constructed by the New York Canning Co. under permit from this Department.

Pier 52, Erie Basin, Brooklyn.—The John N. Robbins Co. have erected a pier and established a floating dry dock in this vicinity. The work was begun in 1908 and completed in the early part of this year.

43d and 51st Streets, Brooklyn.—The work of building five piers with adjoining bulkheads at this locality has been completed by the Bush Terminal Co. under permit from this Department, and two transfer buildings and racks are being built by the same company.

Canal Avenue, between 35th and 36th Streets, Coney Island Creek.—Somerville & Somerville are constructing a sheet-pile bulkhead in this vicinity and filling in thereat. Work was begun on the 29th of September, 1909, under permit from this Department, and is in progress.

An extensive survey is being made of the waterfront of this Borough.

Other work done by private parties in the Borough of Brooklyn has been supervised, and The City’s property has been kept in good condition and repair.

Bokough of Queens.

Jamaica Avenue, Queens.—The Department force took possession of the property in the vicinity of Jamaica Avenue, Queens, pending the construction of a new pier, and a contract, No. 1181, was awarded for the construction of a pier at this locality and the work was completed on the 23d of December.

Lawrence Point, Queens.—The Astoria Light, Heat and Power Co. has a permit for building piers and bulkheads in the vicinity of Lawrence Point. During the year work has been in progress.

Belle Harbor, Rockaway Point, Queens.—The West Rockaway Land Co. is placing filling on the upland in this vicinity, and the Neponsit Realty Co. is dredging and filling in west thereof.

Kate Avenue, Jamaica Bay.—Sheet-pile bulkhead has been built by the Summerville Realty Co. at this locality under permit from this Department, and at Arverne are filling in the upland.

Jamaica Bay, Queens.—The work of surveying the shore line of Jamaica Bay, with its 200 miles of waterfront and two or three thousand acres of islands, has been in progress during the year. These islands in the bay are the property of The City of New York, and permits have been issued by the Department of Docks and Ferries for the occupation of lots for clubhouses, summer homes, fishing houses, etc., until about 500 permits have been issued.

Other work done by private parties in the Borough of Queens has been supervised and a general survey of the waterfront made.

Borough of Richmond.

St. George, S. I.—A building and hose tower have been erected on the northerly tying-up platform of the St. George terminal by the fire department under permit from this Department.

Stapleton, S. I.—A sheet-pile bulkhead is being constructed about 430 feet east of Front Street and north of Water Street by Thomas and Henry K. S. Williams under permit from this Department.

Mariners’ Harbor, S. I.—A pier was built at the foot of Mesereau Avenue, Mariners’ Harbor, by the Burlee Dry Dock Co. under permit from this Department.

Other work done by private parties in the Borough of Richmond has been supervised and the City’s property has been kept in good order and repair.

FERRIES.

Roosevelt, Grand and 23d Street Ferries, E. R.—The old ferry company having discontinued the running of their Interborough ferries from these points to Brooklyn, the Department, on the 18th of December, 1908, took physical possession of these properties and placed watchmen in charge thereof. Contracts have been prepared for the extensive reconstruction of these ferry properties.

Staten Island Ferry.

The municipalizing of the Staten Island Ferry having been accomplished during the year 1905, the necessary work on the terminals for both the Manhattan and the St. George end of the ferry has been one of the principal features of the work during the year. At Whitehall Street, in the Borough of Manhattan, the construction of the ferry structures was completed during a former year, and a contract let for the erection of the necessary ferry terminal at this ferry. The plans for this structure contemplate the erection of a ferry terminal similar in architectural design and finish to that erected at the Whitehall Terminal of the 39th Street, South Brooklyn, Ferry. These two structures form the end of a continuous ferry terminal covering all the ferry slips in this locality, the whole work when completed making a stretch of ferry concentration covering seven slips. Other work has been done by the force of the Department at this locality in the general care of the ferry property.

Contract No. 1099, with The Snare & Triest Company, for preparing for and building the Manhattan Terminal of the Staten Island Ferry, is rapidly approaching completion.

At St. George, S. I., the ferry structure and terminal proper were completed under former Contracts Nos. 896 and 942.

It having been thought advisable to make alterations in the stairways leading from the lower deck to the concourse, plans, specifications and form of contract have been prepared for constructing railings, gates and stairways in the ferry house at St. George. This contract is known as Contract No. 1213, but has not yet been awarded.

Steam ashes from the ferryboats have been deposited under the North and South Shore steam railroads and under the ferry platform at St. George to fill the void space which formerly existed in this locality.

New Steel Viaduct at St. George.—A contract, No. 1197, has been awarded for building a new steel viaduct at St. George between the trolley platform and Jay Street, and the work has been begun and is in progress.

New Concrete Wall at St. George.—The Department force during the past year has been engaged in building a new concrete wall parallel with South Street to join the wall already built by the Richmond Borough authorities. No granite is used in the construction, the entire work being made of concrete moulded in place. This wall rises from the deck level of the ferry platform to a height of about 18 or 20 feet, where it joins the wall already built. It is constructed with two concrete walls built upon piles and is filled in with steam ashes taken from the ferryboats. The face of this wall is paneled, and has on the top a parapet of 2^ feet rising above the level of the interior roadway. This wall is a particularly good piece of construction and shows up to great advantage. When the fill between the two walls is completed it is proposed to pave this roadway with granite blocks on a concrete base. Transverse drains have been placed at certain stated distances across the roadway between the wall to take off the surface drainage.

At Stapleton, Staten Island, no work has actually been done during the year and the ferry proposition at this point is held in abeyance, beyond the fact that during the year the running of a line of ferryboats to this point has been put in operation.

' A new plan for improving the waterfront in the vicinity of Richmond Avenue, Port Richmond, was amended by the Commissioner of Docks on the 14th of October, 1903, and approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund on the 18tli of November, 1903. Property in this location has been previously acquired, but no work has yet been done on the actual construction of the ferry structures at this location with the idea of extending the ferry service to this point. The Department force during the year has taken test borings along the waterfront in this vicinity for the proposed improvements.

39th Street Ferry, South Brooklyn.—On the 10th of November, 1906, the City secured possession of the 39th Street Ferry to South Brooklyn and has been operating that ferry as a Municipal Ferry since that date. The old boats were used until the completion of the three new steel screw-propelling ferryboats which were built during the year 1907 under Contract No. 1003.

At the 39th Street portion of the Whitehall Terminal the work of building the new ferry structure has been completed, and an iron slag block and granite pavement has been laid along the Marginal Street in this vicinity.

Specifications and form of contract have been prepared for the erection of office enclosures on the top floor and an elevator for use in connection therewith, but the contract has not yet been let.

At the South Brooklyn end of the 39th Street Ferry the construction of the ferry terminal building was completed in 1908 under Contract No. 1022.

A double-track extension to the trolley railroad, including overhead wiring, etc., has been built under Contract No. 1169, allowing the cars at 39th Street, South Brooklyn, to be brought down to the terminal building.

General Repairs.

During the year numerous repairs have been made to various pieces of property on the North, East and Harlem Rivers and in the Boroughs of Brooklyn, Queens and Richmond, and general orders have been issued for keeping The City’s property in repair during the year.

Recreation Structures.

The recreation structures on the North, East and Harlem Rivers and Brooklyn have been maintained and cared for during the year, and have been repaired and painted from time to time. A contract has been prepared for making extensive repairs greatly needed to these structures, but the contract has not yet been let.

Floating Property.

A full list of the floating property is submitted in the Appendix, sundry repairs have been made to various pieces of floating property, and floating property generally cared for. The floating plant has been increased by the purchase of a motor launch known as the “Jamaica Bay.” This launch is 21 feet long by a breadth of 5 feet 6 inches, with a draught of 30 inches.

Surveying Party.

During the year the routine work of the Surveying Party has been attended to, which consisted in giving all lines, grades, etc., for the construction of the bulkhead or river wall at the various sections on the North and East Rivers; for the construction of new piers and crib bulkheads; the laying of asphalt and Belgian block pavements, and for all work of general repairs done by the Department. In connection with the above work it was necessary to frequently verify the base line and bench marks, and also establish new ones. A complete survey of the waterfront of the Boroughs of The Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Richmond is in progress. Operations in making initial surveys during the year have been in progress in Jamaica Bay, in the Boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens. And in the Borough of Queens the work of initial survey from North Beach easterly to the city line of Bayside has been continued. A resurvey of the waterfront of Long Island City from Newtown Creek to Astoria has been made and the information is being plotted. In addition, resurveys have been made from time to time, as necessity demanded, in the Borough of Manhattan. The quantities of sand, broken stone, rip-rap, cobble, etc., used in the work of construction have been measured and calculated. An approximate total of 403,538 linear feet of waterfront has been surveyed. In addition to this, 53,361 linear feet of new base line have been established, also 932,064 linear feet of secondary base line have been run. The following table shows how the work of survey has been divided among the various boroughs:

Secondary Base Lines. 654,258 154,047 14,900

Waterfront

Survey.

95,014

74,347

10,361

Borough of Manhattan:

North River .....

East River.......

Harlem River ....

Base Lines Established.

10,872

2,380

179,722

54,095

16,134

91,885

11,702

13,252

823,205

19,160

45,414

35,061

9,224

Total ......

10,773

25,400

4,436

Borough of The Bronx Borough of Brooklyn.

Borough of Queens.. .

Borough of Richmond

All dredging done by lessees, private parties and others under order or permit from the Commissioner of Docks has been supervised and a record kept of the depths of water made. Soundings have been taken for the purpose of establishing the amount of dredging required, and rod soundings have been taken frequently in connection with the same.

Automatic tide gauges have been in constant operation during the past year, and the records of same are on file in this office. The object of taking these records is to furnish data from which the correct tidal range at any part of the waterfront may be obtained, and the results used from time to time on work of construction and for future reference. These tide gauges are at present located at the following places:

Borough of Manhattan.—Pier “A,” N. R.; West 23d Street, N. R.; West 57th Street, N. R.; Yonkers, N. R.; Grand Street, E. R.; East 24th Street, E. R.; Ward’s Island, E. R.; 3d Avenue bridge; Broadway bridge.

Borough of The Bronx.—Morris Heights; East 138th Street; Baychester; Pelham

Bay.

Below is a tabulated statement showing the number of soundings taken over the waterfront of The City of New York during the past year:

Borough of Manhattan:

North River .....

East River.......

Harlem River ....

Borough of The Bronx.

Borough of Brooklyn. .

Borough of Queens.....

Borough of Richmond. .

Disc Soundings.

Rod Soundings.

67,375

35,114

12,692

1,938

13,400

4,446

979

583

130,499

44,249

3,419

6,725

5,302

767

Borough of Brooklyn.—39th Street Ferry.

Borough of Queens.—College Point, E. R.; Astoria, E. R.; Norton’s Creek, Jamaica Bay; Seaside, Jamaica Bay.

Borough of Richmond.—St. George and Summerfield Avenue.

An anemometer, weather vane and electrical register, located at Pier “A,” N. R., have been in operation during the year and the records of the same filed.

Department Yards.

West 57th Street Yard.—Fifteen thousand eight'hundred and forty barrels of Portland cement were receWed at this yard for the work of the Department. Five thousand four hundred and seventy-three batches of concrete were made and 207 concrete blocks fabricated. Various stores and supplies were issued and reecived as usual, and a large number of tests have been made on the Department’s testing machines.

Six thousand nine hundred and sixty-three tons of coal have been recived during the year at this yard and at various places along the waterfront, as called for in the deliveries. Work has been done at this yard in the construction of a concrete building, a description of which will be found in a former part of this report under the heading “Between West 56th and West 57th Streets, N. R.”

The yard has been maintained in good order and condition.

East 24th Street Yard.—Twelve thousand nine hundred barrels of Portland cement were received and stored in this yard. Four thousand eight hundred and sixty-four batches of concrete were made and 157 concrete blocks were fabricated. All of the granite used in the Department has been received in this yard and cut as required. Stores and supplies have been received and issued as necessary, and the yard has been maintained in good order and condition.

Timber and Pile Basins.

Timber and piles furnished under the various contracts and orders have been received and issued and inspected at the timber and pile basins. The old material storage basin at the Wallabout was maintained during the year until the 10th of December, when it was abolished and a new timber basin was established at Nott Avenue, Borough of Queens.

Examination of Plans Submitted By Private Parties.

One very important feature of the work in the office of the Chief Engineer is the examination of and passing upon the merits of plans submitted by private parties for general work along the waterfront of the several boroughs. During the past year there have been submitted and examined 193 plans, divided as follows:

Borough of Manhattan Borough of The Bronx Borough of Brooklyn .

Borough of Queens . . .

Borough of Richmond

69

27

62

22

13

The total number of plans submitted for each year since formation of Greater New York is as follows:

1898

1899

r-H 1 — CD r-H r-H

1901

113

1902

207

1903

234

1904

191

1905

160

1906

225

173

177

193

1907

1908 1909

These totals show plainly the development of the waterfront for private commercial parties since consolidation.

New Bulkhead and Pierhead Lines.

By act of Congress of August 11, 1888 (Section 12) the Secretary of War is authorized to cause bulkhead and pierhead lines to be established in the harbors of the United States. Under this law a Board of United States Engineers was organized to fix the lines in the harbor of New York City and adjacent waters. The actions of this Board regarding the bulkhead and pierhead lines in New York City are fully recorded in the Annual Report of 1898 up to and including that year. The actions of this Board covering the period from 1898 to 1905 are fully recorded in the Annual Report for 1905. The action of this Board from 1905 to 1908 are fully recorded in the Annual Report for 1908. These three statements, namely, that of 1898, 1905 and 1908, form a complete record of the actions of this Board for the time covered. During the year 1909 the following changes were made:

One June 4, 1909, maps were forwarded to accompany an application from the Commissioner of Docks to the Secretary of War, with a modification of the pierhead and bulkhead lines between the south side of East 61st Street and the centre line of East 64th Street, Borough of Manhattan. This modification was granted by the Secretary of War, August 11, 1909.

On December 16, 1908, maps were forwarded to accompany an application from the Commissioner of Docks to the Secretary of War for an extension to the pierhead and bulkhead lines, as established by the Secretary of War in 1890, covering the waterfront along the southerly end of Blackwell’s Island. This application was denied by the Secretary of War in 1909.

On May 5, 1909, maps were forwarded to accompany an application from the Commissioner of Docks to the Secretary of War for the establishment of pierhead and bulkhead lines around City Island, Borough of The Bronx. This application has been denied.

NEW PLAN MAPS AND CHANGES IN LINE.

Borough of Manhattan.

A new plan extending from the south side of East 42d Street to the north side of East 53d Street, establishing eleven piers, each 60 feet in width and a Marginal Street 50 feet in width from the south side of East 42d Street to the north side of East 49th Street, was forwarded on April 7, 1909, and again on April 27, 1909, with revision. No action has yet been taken thereon.

The amended new plan between Montgomery and Jackson Streets, E. K., adopted by the Commissioner of Docks, March 2, 1908, and approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, April 14, 1908, was modified by narrowing Pier 39 from 60 feet to 50 feet in width, and Piers 40 and 41 from 70 feet to 66 feet in width, and by establishing lateral platforms 10 feet in width in the slip between Piers 39 and 40 and Piers 40 and 41. This plan was adopted by the Commissioner of Docks on April 29, 1909, and approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund May 25, 1909.

A new plan map extending from the south side of West 205th Street to the north side of West 215th Street, H. E., Borough of Manhattan, was prepared and forwarded May 29, 1909. This plan completed the establishment of eleven piers, varying from 40 feet to 150 feet in width, together with a Marginal Street 50 feet in width and the discontinuance of the exterior street, as already laid out, between West 205th Street and West 211th Street, and the discontinuance of the four established basins between West 211th and West 215th Streets. No action was taken thereon, and a further new plan, as described below, was prepared in place thereof. A new plan map, extending from the south side of West 201st Street to the north side of West 215th Street, H. R., Borough of Manhattan, was forwarded December 8, 1909, but at the request of the Commissioner of Docks was returned by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, December 23, 1909. The preparation of plans for the further development of this stretch of waterfront is now in progress.

An amended new plan to the new plan of 1871 was prepared, establishing an area for waterfront improvement between Cortland and Cedar Streets, N. R. No action has been taken thereon.

An amended new plan between Gansevoort and Bloomfield Streets in the vicinity of the Oyster Basin at this point was prepared, establishing three new piers between Piers New 52 and 53, N. R. This plan was adopted by the Commissioner of Docks, June 11, 1909, and approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, June 30, 1909.

Borough of Brooklyn.

Studies for a new plan between West 137th and West 153d Streets are now in course of preparation.

A change of line map was prepared for the 29th Street Pier, Gowanus Section, widening the pier on the south side from 60 to 80 feet. This plan was adopted by the Commissioner of Docks, February 17, 1909, and approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, March 16, 1909.

A new plan establishing two piers 50 and 60 feet in width and an area for waterfront improvement between North First Street and Metropolitan Avenue was adopted by the Commissioner of Docks, February 4, 1909, and approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, March 1, 1909.

Various studies for a new plan between South 6th and South 9th Streets were made and forwarded on various dates during the year, and one was finally adopted by the Commissioner of Docks, June 10, 1909, and approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, June 30, 1909, providing for an area of waterfront improvement from the south side of South 9th Street to the line of City property north of the north line of South 6th Street.

The new plan adopted by the Commissioner of Docks, May 31, 1906, and approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, June 30, 1906, was modified by change of bulkhead lines between 54th and 55th Streets, the discontinuance of two piers 150 feet in width between 54th and 56th Streets, and the establishing in place thereof two piers, one 60 feet in width and the other 100 feet in width. This plan was forwarded December 8, 1909; but as yet no action has been taken thereon.

Summary.

The total length of the bulkhead or river wall completed on the granite course or the course under the coping is as follows:

Borough of Manhattan:

23,633.84

14,492.68

2,280.08

5,310.64

12,810.00

487.00

747.82

On the North River.....

On the East River......

On the Harlem River....

In the Borough of Brooklyn. .

In the Borough of The Bronx In the Borough of Queens....

In the Borough of Richmond.

Total bulkhead wall built

59,762.06

Of this amount 2,263.47 linear feet were built by private parties, 1,065.86 linear feet have been built by The City at the expense of private parties, and 3,599 linear feet built by other Departments. This total includes 8,084 linear feet of retaining structure at Riker’s Island and 747.82 linear feet of wall built at Canal Street, Staple-ton, Borough of Richmond. In the Borough of The Bronx 1,879 linear feet of concrete wall have been built around North Brothers Island.

The total new wharfage room made by The City during the year is 6,682 linear feet. That made by private parties is 37,422 linear feet, making a total of new wharfage room made by The City and private parties for the year of 44,104 linear feet. The old wharfage room destroyed by The City in making new improvements is 5,033 linear feet. The superficial area of The City’s piers has been increased 57,352 square feet. The superficial area of the granite pavement laid down during the year ending December 31, 1909, is, for new pavement 3,972 square yards and for pavement taken up and relaid 48,601 square yards. Superficial area of the new made land owned by The City is 255,600 square feet.

On the North River one pier has been extended, one widened and extended and one landing platform built.

On the East River one platform was extended and two piers built at Blackwells

Island.

In the Borough of The Bronx one pier has been constructed and one pier widened. In the Borough of Brooklyn one pier is practically completed, one platform built and one extension to breakwater built.

In the Borough of Queens one pier has been constructed.

I submit herewith an appendix containing:

A summary    of    the    work    of construction under “New Plan.”

A summary    of    the    work    of construction not under “New Plan.”

A summary    of    the    work    of “General Repairs.”

A schedule of “Floating Property.”

A summary of the work at the Department Yards.

A statement of the granite on hand, received and issued.

A summary    of    the    work    done for other Departments.

A summary    of    the    work    done for and at the expense of alleged owners, lessees

and others.

A summary of the work done in the Draughtsmen’s room, office of the Chief En

gineer.

A list of forms of contracts and specifications submitted to the Commissioner of Docks during the year.

A list of contracts under which work has been done during the year.

A statement in detail of the dredging done by the Department of Docks and Ferries during the year.

A table of the dredging done by lessees and owners during the year by order or under permit from the Commissioner of Docks.

A full statement of the work done by lessees and owners of piers and bulkheads, and by others by order or under permit from the Commissioner of Docks or from the former Board of Docks.

A table of wharfage room made by the Department during the year.

A table of wharfage room made during the year by private parties under permit of the Commissioner or former Board of Docks.

Very respectfully,

CHAS. W. STANIFORD,

Chief Engineer.

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APPENDIX.

Summary of the Journal of the Work

for the

YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909.

WORK OF CONSTRUCTION UNDER THE NEW PLAN

NORTH RIVER WATERFRONT.

Cedar Street Section.

Action of Commissioner, December 10, 1902.

GENERAL CHARGE.

September 15, 1905, to June 8, 1909.—Under Bureau Order 3593, the Department force leveled off and graded earth filling delivered by The Phoenix Construction and Supply Co. at Cedar Street, N. R.

Approach to Pier New 10, N. B.

December 18, 1908, to October 18, 1909.—Under Bureau Order 6800, the Department force made repairs to planking on approach to Pier New 10, N. R.

Pier New 11, N. R.

Under Bureau Order 2478.

The Department force were engaged in the construction of pier.

Drove, regulated and stay-lathed 342 yellow pine piles.

10,014 cubic yards of rip-rap were inspected and placed under Contract No. 1152. Work was originally begun September 23, 1904, and is still in progress.

Chelsea Section.

Resolution of the Board, December 28, 1900. Contract No. 105If.

For building sheds on Piers 54 and 56, N. R.

Begun on October 7, 1907, and finished on December 14, 1909.

Contract No. 1090.

For building sheds on Piers 57, 58 and 59.

Begun on January 31, 1908, and finished on December 21, 1909.

Contract No. 1091.

For building sheds on Piers 60, 61 and 62.

Begun on January 31, 1908, and finished on December 29, 1909.

Contract No. 1156.

For building shed on Pier 53, N. R.

Begun on April 5, 1909. In progress; about 80 per cent, completed.

Contract No. 1150.

For furnishing and installing mechanical and electrical equipment on Piers 53 to 62, N. R., both inclusive.

Begun on July 1, 1909. In progress; about 90 per cent, completed.

B. O. 6811.

Placing extra steel mooring posts on the Chelsea Section piers from Piers 54 to 62,

inclusive.

Begun on July 10, 1908; finished on January 28, 1909.

B. 0. 6101.

Constructing runways under the bulkhead pier extensions of Piers 54 to 59, inclusive, with ladders and hatchways through the pier decks, for the use of firemen in case of necessity.

Begun on April 25, 1908; finished on July 10, 1909.

B. O. 7530.

Placing signs on first and second decks of pier and bulkhead sheds of the Chelsea Section, designating the safe limits of loading for those decks.

Begun and finished in December, 1909.

B. O. 7720.

Placing backing logs at outer ends of Piers 58 to 62, inclusive.

Begun on September 10, 1909, and finished on September 21, 1909.

Repairing and relaying pavement on the Marginal Street between W. 12th and W. 23d Streets, N. R.

16,961 square yards of pavement were taken up and relaid on sand foundation.

880 square feet of bridging were taken up and relaid.

Pier New 72, N. R.

Under Bureau Order 6997.

February 2 to December 31, 1909.—The rebuilding of Pier New 72, N. R., was supervised. The work is still in progress.

West 41st Street Section.

Action of Commissioner, January 16, 1904. Recapitulation of Work Done and to Be Done on the Bulkhead Wall, West J/lst Street Section, in Linear Feet.

Length of Section, 257.5 Linear Feet.

Completed Work.

Work to

be

Total

1909.

to

Date.

Completed.

Dredging .........................

Stone filling—Cobble...............

Rip-rap .............

Piling and woodwork—Vertical piles Bracing piles Sawing piles. Long caps. . . Cross caps. . . Cap deck....

60

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

Masonry—Base blocks.......

Chain holes.......

Granite, A B course

66

66

66

60

60

60

56

56

66

66

66

Coping

Concrete backing Pointing .......

197.5

257.5

257.5

197.5 197.5

197.5

257.5 257.5

257.5

201.5

201.5

257.5 257.5 257.5

257.5

197.5

257.5 600.0

197.5

West 42d Street Section.

Resolutions of Board, September 3, 1891, September 2, 1898, June 27, 1899. Action of Commissioner, January 14, 1904.

BULKHEAD WALL PROPER.

Recapitulation of Work Done and to Be Done on the Bulkhead Wall, West Jf2d Street Section, in Linear Feet.

Length of Section, 621.67 Feet.

Completed Work.

Work to

be

Total

1909.

to

Date.

Completed.

Dredging..........

Stone filling—Cobble

66

tc

66

Rip-rap .....

Derrick stone

Piling and wookwork—Vertical piles...........

Bracing piles............

Sawing piles............

Longitudinal capping. . . .

Transverse capping......

Cap decking............

Grillage ...............

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

Masonry—Base blocks.......

Chain holes.......

Granite, A B course

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

Concrete backing...........

Coping ..................

Pointing .................

Concrete in place of granite

Backing logs...........

Work actually completed

621.67

621.67

621.67

200.83

621.67

621.67

621.67

516.60

516.60

516.60 105.07 621.67 621.67

512.60 512.60 512.60 512.60 512.60 241.00 512.60 109.07 241.00 621.67

GENERAL CHARGE.

The force of the Department were engaged in repairing approach to ferry foot of l42d Street, N. R.

Painting Engineer’s Office and repaired roof of same.

Pier, West 55th Street.

B. O. 4752.

The Department force were engaged in building extension to pier foot of 55th Street, N. R.

Drove, regulated and stay-lathed 6 yellow pine piles, 46 oak piles.

Work was originally begun November 14, 1906, and is still in progress.

West 59th Street Section.

Recapitulation of Work Done and to Be Done on the Bulkhead Wall,

West 59th Street Section, in Linear Feet.

Length of Section, 320.83 Feet.

Completed Work.

Work to

be

Total

1909.

to

Date.

Completed.

Dredging .........................

Stone filling—Cobble...............

Rip-rap .............

Piling and woodwork—Vertical piles Bracing piles. Sawing piles. Grillage ....

((

CC

CC

cc

CC

CC

cc

CC

cc

Masonry—Base blocks......

Chain holes......

Concrete face wall

CC

CC

125.32

125.32

125.32

125.32

65.02

125.32

125.32

125.32

125.32

125.32

Backing logs...........

Work actually completed

125.32

195.51

195.51

195.51

195.51

195.51

195.51

195.51

195.51

195.51

195.51

200.83

195.51

Pier, West 79th Street.

B. O. 7598.

July 26 to December 31, 1909.—The Department force were engaged in the construction of inshore end in accordance with “New Plan” of pier foot of 79th Street, N. R. Drove, regulated and stay-lathed 158 yellow pine piles and 27 oak piles.

The work is still in progress.

Pier, West 97th Street.

B. O. 6087.

April 9, 1908, to January 14, 1909.—The Department force were engaged in paving area with second-hand paving blocks for the Naval Militia.

B. O. 6088.

April 8, 1908, to January 26, 1909.—The Department force were engaged in constructing an extension 15 feet in width for the Armory Board.

B. O. 7275.

A87& .0 ..ft

May 29 to August 18, 1909.—The Department force were engaged in making repairs to landing stage used by the Armory Board at 97th Street, N. R.

Construction under “New Plan.”

B. 0. 5685.

August 28, 1908, to July 1, 1909.—The Department force were engaged in making necessary repairs to pier foot of 97th Street, N. R.

Drove, regulate'd and stay-lathed 10 oak piles.

B. 0. 7287.

April 17 to 21, 1909.—The Department force were engaged in taking three lines of test piles at 97th Street, N. R.

West 110th Street, N. R.

Contract No. 1180.

July 20 to September 28, 1909.—The work of preparing for and building a landing platform, breakwater, float stages and movable gangways with appurtenances at the foot of 110th Street, N. R., and for furnishing and depositing rip rap thereat by the Phoenix Construction Company, the contractors, has been done.

Claremont Section. Resolution of Board, November 16, 1900.

BULKHEAD WALL PROPER.

Recapitulation of Work Done and to Be Done on the Bulkhead Wall, Claremont Section, in Linear Feet.

Length of Section, 1,364.09 feet.

Completed Work.

Work to

be

296

Total

1909.

to

Date.

Completed.

Dredging ..........

Stone filling—Cobble

984

984

66

Cobble in rear of wall

984

Rip-rap ...................... . ..

Piling and woodwork—Vertical piles...........

Bracing piles............

Sawing piles............

Longitudinal capping. . . .

Transverse capping.......

Cap decking............ .

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

Masonry—Base blocks Chain holes

66

66

66

Coping .............................

Moulded concrete in place of granite. .

984

984

984

984

984

984

984

984

984

748.85

984

748.85

984.09

380.09 380.09 380.09 380.09 380.09 380.09 380.09 380.09 380.09 380.09 380.09 380.09 202.24 380.09 202.24 380.00

GENERAL CHARGE.

Pier, West 129th Street.

B. 0. 7137.

The Department force were engaged in filling up holes in rip-rap wall around wooden barrel sewer.

Work was begun and finished April 3, 1909.

B. 0. 7837.

2,693 cubic yards of rip-rap, and same were placed at the pier at the, foot of 129th Street under Contract No. 1175, class 5.

The Department force were engaged in extending pier foot of 129th Street, N. R. Drove, regulated and stay-lathed 155 yellow pine piles.

Work was begun October 25, 1909, and is still in progress.

Marginal Street, between West 130th and West 133d Streets.

Under Engineer’s orders, the Department force were engaged at various times during the year in cleaning the Marginal Street between West 130th and West 133d Streets, N. R.

Pier, West 134th Street.

B. O. 7937.

The Department force were engaged in extending pier foot of 134th Street, N. R. Drove nine test piles.

Work was begun December 10, 1909, and is still in progress.

Carmansville Section.

By action of the Commissioner, approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund March 20, 1907, and under B. 0. 5221. Dated May 15, 1907.

During the year the Department force were engaged in the building of rip-rap wall from mean low water up, grading of wall, etc.

The Department force were engaged in building of bulkhead platform.

Drove, regulated and stay-lathed 68 yellow pine piles and 13 oak piles; rough cutting piles, making tenons on piles, putting on clamps, putting down rangers, putting down subsills on walls, putting on horizontal braces and fastening same.

Work was originally begun on May 16, 1907, and is still in progress.

Recapitulation of Work Done and to Be Done on the Bulkhead WaU, Carmansville Section, in Linear Feet.

Length of Section, 1,433.89 feet.

Completed Work.

Work to

be

Total

1909.

to

Completed.

Date.

Dredging ..............

Rip-rap embankment

Rip-rap wall............

Platform westerly of wall Work actually completed.

480

480

780

780

780

780

780

653.89

653.89

653.89

653.89

653.89

GENERAL CHARGE.

Earth Filling.

B. 0. 6957.

Canavan Brothers delivered earth filling, and same was received and placed. Work was originally begun March 13, 1909, and is still in progress.

B. 0. 7329.

Canavan Brothers delivered earth filling, and same was placed in rear of bulkhead wall, at north end of section.

Work was originally begun June 8, 1909, and is still in progress.

Pier, West 157th Street.

B. 0. 7402.

The Department force were engaged in the construction of a pier 60 x 200 feet, at 157th Street, N. R.

Drove, regulated and stay-lathed 285 yellow pine piles.

Work was originally begun June 7, 1909, and is still in progress.

Under Contract No. 1175, class 5, O’Brien Brothers, Inc., delivered 15,434 cubic yards of rip-rap, and same was placed.

EAST RIVER.

Whitehall Section, E. R.

B. 0. 6917.

GENERAL CHARGE.

October 1st, 2d and 26th.—Stoves were put up in the Engineer’s office.

Excavating, grading, setting headers, placing concrete foundation, laying iron slag block and granite pavement; grouting, placing tar joints and removing old south

runway.

OR H i r

; ■ • • •. tiiooid hiiidsd ₍9eeaam ns stsisnoD

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Began November 15, 1909; in progress.

Paving Contract No. 1186,'Class I.

Maiden Lane Section, E. R.

Resolution of the Board, December 9, 1904.

GENERAL CHARGE.

February 26th-March 9th.—Pier New 13, E. R.: Temporary plank approach was repaired. April 5th-16th.—Temporary plank approach was removed.

January 29th-February 9th.—Pier New 14, E. R.: Temporary plank approach was repaired. April 2d-10th.—Temporary plank approach was removed.

Paving—Granite Pavement.

April 8th-21st.—Pier New 13, E. R.: 294 square yards were laid on the approach. April 6th-7th.—Pier New 14, E. R.: 126 square yards were laid on the approach. James Slip Section, E. R.

B. O. 5191.

BULKHEAD WALL PROPER.

8tone Filling.

November 22d-Deeember 3d.—Cobble: 840 cubic yards of cobble were deposited on foundation area under Contract No. 1084, class 1.

November 19th-26th.—Rip-rap:    426 cubic yards of rip-rap were deposited on

foundation area under Contract No. 1175, class 5.

Piling and Woodwork.

December 4th-31st.—Vertical piles: 177 were driven.

December 18th.—A cluster of piles at the south end of the section was pulled and a platform was removed to allow driving piles.

December 20th-24th.—Sawing piles: 122 piles were sawed to grade.

Recapitulation of Work Done and to Be Done on the Bulkhead Wall,

James Slip Section, in Linear Feet.

Length of Section, 326.0.

Completed Work.

Work to

be

Total

1909.

to

Date.

Completed.

Dredging .........................

Stone filling—Cobble and rip-rap Piling and woodwork—Vertical piles Bracing piles Sawing piles.

66

((

66

112.0

56.0

66

66

66

Masonry—Base blocks ........................

Chain holes ........................

Concrete en masse, behind blocks..... Concrete in situ as substitute for granite Work actually completed......................

66

66

66

326.0

214.00

266.88

210.88

210.88

212.40

212.40

212.40

212.40

212.40

112.00

59.12

115.12

115.12

113.60

113.60

113.60

113.60

113.60

GENERAL CHARGE.

May 18th-June 21st.—An old pier and platform were removed to make way for the construction of the bulkhead wall. Fence was removed.

May 27th-July 17th.—An old pier and platform were removed to make way for the construction of Pier New 25, E. R.

April 29th.—Backing log on the bulkhead was renewed.

July 2d, 10th and 17th.—A retaining structure was built at the end of the section to protect same. Thirty second-hand piles and seven new piles were driven in close row, capped, and fastened for the retaining structure.

August 5th-7th.—A platform was repaired.

December 4th.—A watchman’s shanty was brought from the East 24th Street yard and set up on the bulkhead.

Between Montgomery and Jackson Streets, E. R.

B. 0. 5767.

February 2-March 6, 1909.—Test borings were taken for proposed improvements. Jefferson Section, E. R.

B. O. 6049.

BULKHEAD wall proper.

Stone Filling.

June 14th and October 12th-25th.—Rip-rap: 1,047 cubic yards of rip-rap were deposited rear of wall under Contract No. 1175, class 5.

Piling and Woodwork.

January 4th-March 27th.—Vertical piles: 123 were driven, regulated and stay-

lathed.

March 13th-23d.—Bracing piles: Thirty-one new and two second-hand piles were

driven.

January 6th-13th.—'Binding frames were made and fastened on piles.

January 16th-April 5th.—Sawing piles: 394 piles were sawed to grade.

February 3d-March 24th.—Low-cut piles were located with screens.

Masonry.

April 9th-May 3d.—Base blocks: The following blocks were set:

Seventeen ML blocks. (Seven of these were made at West 57th Street yard.) Four UU blocks. (There were originally set six UU blocks, two of which were taken up and returned to the East 24th Street yard, May 13th-15th.) Thirty and one-half batches of mortar were used for mattresses.

April 27th-May 4th.—Chain holes: Nineteen batches of concrete in bags were deposited in the chain holes of blocks set.

May 5th-6th.—Joints of blocks were caulked.

May lOth-August 3d.—Concrete backing for base blocks: 548 batches of concrete en masse and 233 batches of concrete in bags were deposited rear of blocks.

September lst-7th.—A concrete retaining bulkhead was built of concrete in bags. Twenty-three batches of concrete in bags were used. Three batches of concrete were used for flushing on top of the blocks.

August 4th-31st.—Granite: 103 pieces were set in the wall; also a drain box. Seventeen batches of mortar were used in setting same.

August 5th-31st.—Concrete backing for granite. 219 batches were deposited rear of the granite.

September 2d-3d.—Coping: Thirteen pieces of coping stone were set on the wall, for which eleven batches of mortar were used.

September 8th-9th and October 21st-27th.—Pointing joints on granite: S50 linear feet were pointed.

Recapitulation of Work Done and to Be Done on the Bulkhead Wall, Jefferson Section.

In Linear Feet.

Length of Section, 1,237.92 Feet.

Completed Work.

Work to

be

Total

1909.

to

Date.

Completed.

Dredging .........................

Stone filling—Cobble and rip-rap Piling and woodwork—Vertical piles Bracing piles Sawing piles.

iC

66

66

66

66

66

Masonry—Base blocks..................

Chain holes...................

Concrete en masse behind blocks Granite, A B course............

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

Coping .............................

UU blocks in place of AB, C, D and

E granite.........................

Pointing granite joints..............

Work actually completed............

50.73 50.73 50.73 137.03 137.03 137.03 104.63 104.63 104.63 104.63 100.08

196.83

196.83

137.03

137.03

137.03

137.03

137.03

137.03

104.63

104.63

104.63

104.63

100.08

1,041.09

1,041.09

1,100.89

1,100.89

1,100.89

1,100.89

1,100.89

1,100.89

32.40

104.63

137.03

32.40

104.63

137.03

V...

1,100.89

General Charge. Clinton Street, E. R.

B. O. 7866.

October 23d-December 11th.—Earth filling: Filling was deposited in rear of the wall by contractors and leveled by Department force. Begun October 23-December 11, 1909.

September 18th-27th.—An approach was built to Pier New 37, E. R., preparatory to rebuilding inner end of the pier, for which 30 piles were driven. Also built a platform for the land ways.

September 27th-December 3d.—Inner end of Pier New 37, E. R., was rebuilt after completion of the bulkhead wall. The pier was also widened; 25 yellow pine piles were driven. Begun September 27th; suspended December 3, 1909.

January Gth-October 5th.—Foundation area was examined, rip-rap and other obstructions were removed from the foundation area and rear of wall.

March 3d-6th and April 8th.—Clinton Street, E. R.: A small platform was built for use by the surveyors. It was removed September 9th-13th.

March 2d-23d.—Clinton Street, E. R.: A temporary platform was built for batter-ways to drive bracing piles and removed when the piles were driven. Seven new and two second-hand piles used for platform.

April 6th, and June 14th-30th, and July lst-September 16th.—Clinton Street, E. R.: Twelve anchor piles were driven in close row rear of blocks on April 6th, and anchor chains were fastened to same. Stone was used for the retaining structure.

February lOth-December 3d.—Clinton Street, E. R.: Excavations were made and water pipes were repaired as found necessary. A water pipe connection was made June 22d.

January 5th-December 29th.—Office on Pier New 33, E. R.: The office was repaired and painted as required. A telephone booth was built for the office. Tool boxes were repaired.

Foot of East 10th Street and Between 8th and 11th Streets, E. R.

B. 0. 8886.

A test pile examination was made foot of E. 10th Street and test borings were taken for proposed improvements between 8th and lltli Streets, E. R. April 16th-19th at East 10th Street, and March 9th-23d at 8th to 11th Streets, E. R.

New Bellevue Section, E. R.

B. 0. 4981.

Bulkhead Wall Proper.

Dredging.

March 16th and November llth-December 31st.—Foot of East 29th Street: Mud was pumped, stone was tubbed, pile obstructions and concrete in bags were removed from foundation area.

Stone Filling.

January 7th-8th.—Cobble was leveled on foundation area foot of East 29th Street. March 15tJi-June 21st.—Rip-rap, foot of East 29th Street: 3,215 cubic yards were deposited under Contract 1152, class 2, and Contract 1175, class 5.

Piling and Woodwork.

November 16th and 27th.—Sawing piles. Five piles were cut off.

November 18th and December 7th.—Piles were located on foundation.

January 2d-16th.—Binding frame was connected with close row of retaining piles, and planks were fastened to anchorage. These were subsequently removed on February 2d.

Masonry.

January 2d-22d and February 23d.—Base blocks, foot of East 29th Street: 14 ML blocks were set; 34 batches of mortar were used for mattresses.

January 6th-February 3d-25th.—Chain holes, foot of East 29th Street: 37 batches of concrete in bags were used for filling chain holes of blocks set.

January 2d-April 7th.—Concrete backing for base blocks, foot of East 29th Street: 210 batches in bags and 983 batches in mass were deposited.

January 9th-February 27th.—Caulking joints of blocks, foot of East 29th Street: Joints of blocks were caulked.

January 28th-May 15th.—Granite, foot of East 29th Street: 283 pieces were set in wall; also set two pieces of second-hand coping stone used as granite. 35 batches of mortar were used. Also reset one piece of granite. Two drain boxes were set in the granite.

January 28th-May 15th.—Concrete backing for granite, foot of East 29th Street: 604 batches were deposited.

April lOth-May 10th.—Joints of granite were grouted.

May 21st-July 8th.—Pointing joints on granite and face of wall, foot of East 29th Street: 950 linear feet were pointed. One batch of mortar was used.

October 27th-November 1st and December 6th-llth.—Coping, between 28th and 29th Streets, E. R.: 21 pieces of coping, which were temporarily set in sand on the wall, were permanently reset. In addition, 28 pieces were set in the wall. 21 batches of mortar were used. One piece was also reset at East 26th Street, for which two batches of mortar were used.

November 1st.—Joints of the coping were grouted with four batches of mortar.

November lst-8th.—Backing log, between 28th and 29th Streets, E. R.: Backing log was placed and fastened on wall.

Recapitulation of Work Done and to Be Done on the Bulkhead Wall, New Bellevue

Section. In Linear Feet.

Length of Section, 980.45 Feet.

Completed Work.

Work to

be

Total

1909.

to

Date.

Completed.

Dredging ............................

Stone filling—Cobble and rip-rap.......

Piling and woodwork—Foundation piles Bracing piles... Sawing piles....

it

Masonry—’Base blocks..................

Chain holes..................

Concrete en masse, rear of wall Granite, A B course...........

it

ii

tt

if

It

it

ft

it

it

it

Concrete backing......

Coping ..............

Pointing granite joints

Backing log.................

Concrete retaining wall, return Work actually completed......

153.56

153.56

153.56

285.40

289.42

281.13

281.59

281.59

388.29

281.59

197.5

281.59

865.45 865.45 865.45 865.45 865.45 864.53 864.53

864.53

862.54 862.27 849.93 846.40 846.40 720.60 846.40 529.81

38.96 846.40

115.0

115.0

115.0

115.0

115.0

115.92

115.92

115.92

117.91

118.18

130.52

134.05

134.05

139.85

134.05

330.64

134.05

GENERAL CHARGE.

February 17th-July 27th and September 16th-October 2d.—Earth filling, B. O. 5902, T. A. S. Sheridan Co., between 28th and 29th Streets, E. R.: Filling was deposited rear of the wall by contractors and leveled by Department force. Begun March 30, 1908, and suspended October 2, 1909.

July 12th-20th.—Earth filling, B. 0. 7569, Foot of East 29th Street, T. A. S. Sheridan Co.: Filling was deposited rear of wall by contractors and leveled by Department force. Begun July 12, 1909, and suspended July 20, 1909.

July 28th-August 14th and December 3d-21st.—Earth filling was graded and

leveled.

March 3d-10th.—Between 28th and 29th Streets, E. R.: A platform was built on

filling.

April lOth-November 13th.—East 29th Street Pier: The inner end of the pier was rebuilt after completion of the bulkhead wall; 55 yellow pine piles were driven for the pier; an approach was built to the pier, for which six new oak piles and one secondhand pile were used. Two mooring posts and two cleats were placed and fastened on the pier.

April 30th-May 8th.—East 28th Street Pier: An old approach to pier was torn up.

September 2d-October 11th.—An old approach over water from the East 28th Street Pier to the East 29th Street Pier was removed.

September 23d-29th.—East 28th Street Pier: The approach to the pier was repaired, for which two cleats were used.

November 30th-December 27th.—Account Contract No. 1189, class 3: Broken stone was stored on the bulkhead between 28th and 29th Streets, E. R., and loaded for sections as required.

January 23d-December 28th.—Engineer’s office, tool houses, etc., were repaired, painted and glazed as required. Water pipes were repaired when found necessary.

Paving—Granite Pavement.

July 23d-30th.—Foot of East 28th Street: 69 square yards were 'laid.

Foot of 47th Street, E. R.

B. 0. 8670.

Test-pile examination was made for proposed improvements. Begun January 18, 1909, and finished January 21, 1909.

Yorkville Section, E. R.

B. 0. 2757.

BULKHEAD WALL PROPER.

Between 65th and 67th Streets, E. R.

Dredging.

January 9th-August 19th.—Between 65th and 67th Streets, E. R.: Mud and sand were pumped and stone was tubbed up from the foundation area.

Stone Filling.

⁹ May 19th-December 24th.—Rip-rap which was picked up along the bank and tubbed up from the foundation area, together with that brought from between 120th and 121st Streets, H. R., was placed rear of wall and along the bank to prevent any wash onto the foundation area. (Between 65th and 69th Streets, E. R.)

August 23d.—Rip-rap: 384 cubic yards of rip-rap were deposited rear of wall under Contract No. 1175, class 5.

Masonry.

February 20th-May 20th.—Concrete for foundation, between 66th and 67th Streets, E. R.: 211 batches in bags, 15 batches en masse and 32 batches for flushing were deposited.

January 27th-February 27th and May 20th-26th.—Base blocks, between 65th and 67th Streets, E. R.: The following blocks were set: 34 YL blocks (13 of these were made at West 57th Street yard) ; 33 YU blocks (13 of these were made at West 57th Street yard.

January 29tli-June 7th.—Chain holes, between 65th and 67th Streets, E. R.:    38

batches of concrete in bags were used for filling chain holes of blocks.

June 8th-9th.—Concrete backing for base blocks, foot of East 66th Street: Eight batches were deposited.

March 31st-September 11th.—Joints of blocks were caulked between 65th and 66th Streets, E. R.

January 15th-May 1st and September llth-30th.—Granite, between 65th and 66th Streets, E. R.: 231 pieces were set in wall, also a drain box; 30 batches of mortar were used.

January 16th-May 1st and September llth-October 1st.—Concrete backing for granite, between 65th and 66th Streets, E. R.: 427 batches were deposited.

April 24th-May 12th and October lst-7th.—‘Pointing joints on granite, between 65th and 66th Streets, E. R.: 1,154 linear feet were pointed.

May 4th-5th.—Coping, between 65th and 66th Streets, E. R.: 10 pieces were set; five batches of mortar were used.

May lst-14th and October 5th.—Mooring posts, between 65th and 66th Streets, E. R., and foot East 66th Street: Two mooring posts were set; six batches of concrete were used for foundation for these posts.

May 6th-8th and October 4th.—Backing log was placed on bulkhead between 65th and 66th Streets, E. R.

Between 73d and 74th Streets, E. R.

Dredging.

April 13th-May 25th and October 21st-December 31st.—Mud and sand were pumped and stone was tubbed from the foundation area.

Stone Filling.

May 10th.—Stone tubbed up from the foundation area was deposited rear of wall. July 22d-24th.—Rip-rap: 433 cubic yards were deposited under Contract No. 1175,

class 5.

Masonry.

May 26th-27th and October 27th-November 15th.—Concrete for foundation: 153 batches in bags, 12 batches en masse and six batches for flushing were deposited.

January 7th.—Base blocks: Four YU blocks were set.

January 8th.—Chain holes: Three batches of concrete in bags were used for filling chain holes of blocks.

February 13th-15th.—Caulking joints: Joints of blocks were caulked.

January 2d-6th.—Concrete backing for base blocks: 12 batches in bags, 21 batches en masse and three batches for flushing were deposited.

February 15th-March 4th.—Granite: 71 pieces were set in wall, also a pipe box; eight batches of mortar were used.

February 15th.-—Concrete backing for granite: 121 batches were deposited.

March 15th-27th and May 27th-June 3d.—Pointing joints on granite: 532 linear feet were pointed.

March 6th-8th.—Coping: Nine pieces were set; three batches of mortar were used.

February 18th and March 8th.—Joints of granite coping were grouted; two batches of mortar were used.

March 8th-13th.—Mooring posts: Two mooring posts were set; four batches of mortar were used for foundations for these posts.

May 8th.—Backing log was placed and fastened.

Recapitulation of Work Done and to Be Done on the Bulkhead Wall,

Yorkville Section, in Linear Feet.

Length of Section, 2,648.22 feet.

1909—Location.

Completed Work.

Item of Work.

Bet.

Bet.

E.65th and

67th Sts.

E. 73d and

74th Sts.

Total

1909.

Total

to

date.

Work to be

Completed.

Dredging—Pumping

Tubbing and cleaning Concrete in bags and flushing. . Masonry—Base blocks, upper. ..

lower . .

CC

C(

Granite, A B course

(C

(C

((

((

<£

(6

146.0

146.0

122.0

200.3

206.3 236.33 232.25 227.90 223.83

43.66

43.66

18.66 24.32

10.66

72.18

72.11

71.86

189.66

189.66

140.66 224.62 206.30 246.99 304.43 300.01 295.69

542.87

542.87

463.87 376.69 382.77 313.66

367.87 359.63 351.30

2,105.35

2.105.35

2.184.35 2,271.53 2,265.45 2,274.56

2.280.35 2,288.59 2,296.92

Concrete blocks in place of A B course granite Concrete backing, gran-

60.00

60.00

60.00

ite

C(

Coping ..............

Pointing granite joints

Backing log.....

Mooring posts .......

Work actually completed ............

223.83 S3.15 223.83

71.86

71.66

50.00

295.69 154.81 295.69 50.00

351.30

205.52

351.30

50.00

2,296.92

2,442.70

2,296.92

2,598.22

2.

2.

4.

223.83

71.86

295.69

351.30

2,296.92

Between 65th and 74tli Streets, E. B.

GENERAL CHARGE.

February 23d-March 18th.—Between 73d and 74tli Streets, E. R.: Holes in granite headers were enlarged for receiving bolts for the proposed fender system.

January 29th.—Foot of East 65th Street: Breakwater was repaired; October 16th-21st, breakwater was removed.

November 16th-27th.—Foot of East 66th Street: Breakwater was removed.

October 22d-November 22d.—Between 66th and 67th Streets, E. R.: A breakwater was built; 12 second-hand piles were used.

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■n-it

June 3d-22d.—Between 67th and 68th Streets, E. R.: A breakwater was built; four new and nine second-hand piles were used.

October 28th-29th and November 12th-13th and December 6th-llth.—Foot of East 73d Street: Breakwater was repaired and extended; three second-hand piles were used.

November 29th-30th.—Foot of East 74th Street: Breakwater was repaired; four second-hand piles were used.

February 20th-March 29th.—Foot of East 74th Street: Breakwater was removed, and stone removed from around the breakwater was deposited rear of wall.

April 8th-17tli and May 19th.—Between 73d and 74th Streets, E. R.: Breakwater was built; seven second-hand piles were used. The breakwater was repaired on the latter date. Two second-hand piles used for repairs.

February 5th.—A gangway was built for approaching scows, foot of East 65th

Street.

November 8th-llth.—Foot of 65tli Street, E. R.: A platform was built to store gravel on.

March 15th-17tli.—Between 65th and 66th Streets, E. R.: A platform was built for the surveyors.

March 19th.—Foot of East 68th Street: Water pipes on foundation area were ex

amined.

May 10th-24th.—Between 65th and 66th Streets, E. R.: Holes were drilled in stone for hse as anchors.

November 18th-27th.—Between 73d and 74th Streets, E. R.: Holes were drilled in granite and rock for use as anchors.

October 28th and December llth-15th.—Between 73d and 74th Streets, E. R.: Rock was excavated and blasted. Area rear of wall was graded. Also graded area January llth-15th.

February 15tli-June 2d and July 30th-September 13th.—Diver’s outfits, rubber boots, hose, etc., were repaired. Float stages were repaired.

March 2d-December 30th.—Between 65th and 74th Streets, E. R.: Fences were repaired as required. Shanties and offices were brought from East 78th Street and erected at East 65th Street March 2d-30th. Fences were built around offices. Water pipe connections were made. Offices and shanties were repaired, painted and glazed as found necessary. Stoves were put up and removed when required.

Blackwell Section, E. R.

B. 0. 2756.

BULKHEAD WALL PROPER.

Dredging.

August 20th-December 16th.—Foot of East 79th Street: Mud and sand were pumped and stone was tubbed up from the foundation area.

Stone Filling.

January 5th-llth.—Rip-rap: 1,918 cubic yards deposited rear of wall under Contract No. 1152, 2.

August 23d-September 30th and December 6th.—Stone removed from foundation area was deposited rear of wall and on the bank.

Masonry.

October lst-December 21st.—Concrete for foundation, foot of East 79th Street: 168 batches in bags, 57 batches en masse and 20 batches for flushing were deposited.

January 4th-8th and May 13th and 26th.—Pointing joints of granite, between 78th and 79th Streets, E. R.: 711 linear feet were pointed. One batch of mortar was used.

January 2d-5th.—Coping, between 78th and 79th Streets, E. R.: 21 pieces were set; 12 batches of mortar were used.

January 5th-6th.—Grouting joints of coping, between 78th and 79th Streets, E. R.: Two batches of mortar were used for grouting joints of coping.

January 9th-14th and February 9th-19th.—Mooring posts: Four mooring posts were set; 12 batches of concrete were used for foundations for these mooring posts.

January 2d-February 15th.—Backing log was placed and fastened on wall between 28th and 29th Streets, E. R.

January 7th-September 24th.—Fender system, between 78th and 79tli Streets, E. R.: A fender system was built. Fender piles were painted and covered with galvanized sheet iron. Fender system was repaired September 22d-24th.

Recapitulation of Work Done and to Be Done on the Bulkhead Wall, Blackwell Section,

in Linear Feet.

Length of Section, 1,958.03 Feet.

Completed Work.

Work to

be

Total

1909.

to

Date.

Completed.

Rock bottom pumping tubbing

ii

if

Concrete—in bags.............................

Masonry—Concrete in bags in place of blocks

“ Base blocks, upper...................

lower ..................

50.31

48.31 48.31 47.97

ii

ii

sub-lower Granite, A B course...

it

it

if

1,395.0 1,393.0 1,393.0 1,392.66 388.40 941.98 703.26 183.0 1,046.12 1,324.01 1,319.76 1,315.47

563.03

565.03

565.03

565.37

627.65

634.02

638.27

642.66

ii

Concrete en masse, in place of A B course ...........................

ti

ii

Base and ledge blocks, in place of A B

Concrete backing, granite.............

Coping ............................

Pointing granite joints...............

172.37

Backing Log...........

Fender system..........

Mooring posts..........

Work actually completed

172.37

219.55

134.66

149.60

1,315.47

1,310.42

1,315.47

1,310.42

1,310.42

642.56

647.61

642.56

647.61

647.61

9.0

25.0

1,315.47

642.56

GENERAL CHARGE.

March 23d-May 26th.—Earth filling, B. 0. 5647, The Crimmins Co., between 77th and 79th Streets, E. R.: Filling was deposited rear of the wall by contractors and leveled by Department force. Begun October 19, 1907, and finished May 26, 1909.

November 30th-December 7th.—Foot of East 79th Street: Three 5-foot C. I. pipes were placed through the bulkhead and secured by the concrete in bags and in mass.

July 12th-28th and October 5th, 28th, and December 11th.—Foot of East 79th Street: Sewer was repaired and temporary sewer was built; 20 second-hand piles were used.

June 21st-24th and October 4th-9th.—Between 78th and 79th Streets, E. R.: Scupper holes in backing log were enlarged.

October 22d-26th.—Foot of East 80th Street: Excavations were made and the anchorage of the crib bulkhead was examined.

February 24th-25th.—Foot of East 79th Street: Old breakwater was removed.

July 7th-10th.—Foot of East 89th Street: A scow breakwater, which had been used at Blackwell Section, E. R., was dismantled.

January 2d-7th and May 25th-26th.—Between 78th and 79th Streets, E. R.: Temporary plank approaches were built.

March llth-May 1st.—Between 78th and 79th Streets, E. R.: Old platform rear of wall and the crib bulkhead were removed. Old fence was removed and new one built outside of same.

June 12th-29th and December 21st.—Between 78th and 79th Streets, E. R.: Fences were repaired and new ones built.

January llth-16th and April lst-7th.—Foot of East 78th Street: Water pipes were repaired and protected.

February 23d-Mareh 6th and April 3d, and September 4th-7th.—Between 78th and 79th Streets, E. R.: Offices, shanties and sundry materials were removed to East 65th Street. Fences were removed. Toilet was repaired.

Paving—Granite Pavement.

May 10th-12th.—Between 76th and 77th Streets, E. R.: 155 square yards were laid. Temporary plank road was removed.

January 2d-7th and May 13th-June 4th, and July 20th-30th.—Between 77th and 78th Streets, E. R.: 1,220 square yards were laid.

July 2d-19th and 12th-30th.—Foot of East 78th Street: 205 square yards were laid. Plank road was removed.

June 5th-July 1st.—Between 78th and 79th Streets, E. R.: 1,025 square yards were laid. Wooden curbing was placed.

October 30th-December 16th.—Paving stones were brought from Whale Creek and unloaded on bulkhead between 76th and 77th Streets, E. R., and were then loaded on scows as required for paving work at Tompkins Street, between Houston and Stanton Streets, E. R., under B. O. 7853.

Pier Foot of 95th Street, E. R.

B. 0. 7823.

Pier is being reconstructed. 354 cubic yards of rip-rap were deposited outer end on November 22d-27th and 13 yellow pine corner piles were driven. Begun October 20, 1909, and suspended December 4, 1909.

Foot of 98tii Street, E. R.

Eng. Order.

A test pile examination was made for proposed improvements, April 23d-26th. Between 120th and 121st Streets, H. R.

B. O. 6086.

An examination of this portion of the waterfront was made for the purpose of ascertaining available space for the continuation of the improvement of the waterfront in that locality. Begun April 10, 1908, and suspended November 19, 1909.

BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

Gowanus Section.

B. O. 6647, December 21, 1908. Bulkhead Wall Proper.

Stone Filling.

May 21 to December 31, 1909.—Cobble: 7,017 cubic yards were deposited on foundation area under Contract No. 1084, class 1.    •

July 30 to December 31, 1909.—Rip-rap: 8,395 cubic yards were deposited under Contract No. 1175, class 5.

Piling and Woodwork.

April 6 to December 31, 1909.—Vertical piles: 2,434 piles were driven, regulated and stay-lathed.

December 4 to December 31, 1909.—Bracing piles: 30 piles were driven.

May 8 to December 31, 1909.—Sawing piles: 1,940 piles were cut to grade for the

Section.

May 13 to December 31, 1909.—Screening piles: Low-cut piles were screened.

Masonry.

May 28 to December 31, 1909.—Base blocks: 131 G.L. blocks were set, 128 G.U. blocks were set, 273 batches of mortar were used for mattresses.

May 29 to December 31, 1909.—Chain holes: 408 batches of concrete were used to fill chain holes of blocks set and to caulk joints.

July 10 to December 31, 1909.—Concrete backing of granite: 1,028 batches of concrete were deposited in rear of granite.

July 10 to December 31, 1909.—Granite: 7,164 cubic feet of granite were set.

August 10 to December 31, 1909.—Pointing granite: 5,270 linear feet of granite joints were pointed.

Recapitulation of Work Done and to Be Done on Gowanus Section Bulkhead Wall. In Linear Feet. Work Begun April 6, 1909.

Length of Section, 2,142.824 Linear Feet.

To be Completed. Lin. Feet.

Completed to Date.

Lin. Feet.

Stone filling—Cobble.......

Kip-rap .....

Piling and woodwork—Piles

66

66

66

Sawing piles

Masonry—Base blocks........

Chain holes.......

Granite, A B course

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

66

Concrete backing

Pointing .......

Work actually completed. . .

66

66

1,400.00

360.00

1,624.00

1,386.00

1,044.00

1,044.00

605.77

601.41

574.67

600.00

170.00

294.00

742.824

1.782.824

518.824

756.824 1,098.824 1,098.824 1,537.054 1,541.614 1,568.154

1.542.824 1,072.824

1.848.824

GENERAL CHARGE.

28th to 86th Streets.

B. O. 4606.—Drove test piles for 30th, 31st, 33d and 35th Street Piers. Driving test piles for 28th Street Pier. Wash borings were driven for 33d Street Pier. In progress.

B. O. 8021.—Established dumps for filling at the foot of 28th, 30th and 35th Streets.

32d Street.

B. O. 7228.—Placing dirt filling in dump to form approach for 31st Street Pier. Begun April 2, 1909. In progress.

B. O. 7591.—Placing dirt filling in dump to form approach for 33d Street Pier. Begun July 21, 1909. In progress.

51st Street.

B. O. 7407.—Built coal platform to support future coal pocket. Work begun September 18, 1909. Completed October 28, 1909.

B. O. 7588.—Extended breakwater a distance of 20 feet to prepare berth for U. S.'S. “Gloucester.” Work begun November 21, 1909. Completed December 6, 1909.

B. O. 7893.—Placed pile clusters and boom logs for protection of U. S. S. “Gloucester.” Work begun December 6, 1909. In progress.

31st Street Pier.

Contract No. 1095.

Preparing for and building a new pier between 31st and 32d Streets, in the Borough of Brooklyn, to be known as the 31st Street Pier.

Work was begun on August 3, 1909, and is in progress. The pile and timber work is practically completed. The concrete deck is about 60 per cent, completed. Work on concrete deck was discontinued December 16, 1909, on account of cold weather.

Contract No. 1196.

For preparing for and building a new steel freight shed with appurtenances on the pier between 31st and 32d Streets, in the Borough of Brooklyn, to be known as the 31st Street Pier Shed.

Work was begun on November 27, 1909, and is in progress, the fabrication of structural steel being under way.

Whale Creek Section, Brooklyn.

B. 0. 6901.

Test borings were taken and a test pile examination was made for proposed improvements. January 2d-February 2d.

Halletts Cove, Queens.

Eng. Order.

Test borings were taken for proposed improvements. March 24th-April 2d.

Construction Work Not Under New Plan.

Foot of Classon Point Road, Bronx.

B. O. 7258.

A “T” shaped pier was built at this point; 45 second-hand piles were used. Begun April 27 and finished May 26, 1909.

Jamaica Avenue, Queens.

B. O. 7037.

The Department force took possession of the property pending construction of new pier. Begun March 5 and finished March 8, 1909.

Jamaica Avenue, Queens.

Contract No. 1181.

A pier was built at this location by the Phoenix Construction Co. Begun September 15 and finished December 23, 1909.

Riker’s Island, E. R.

Contract No. 1132.

A rip-rap embankment and wall were built to close gaps in the existing wall at Riker’s Island, Bronx, by Roger L. Young. Begun September 9, 1908, and finished July 22, 1909.

Construction and Repair of Ferry Terminals.

FERRY CONSTRUCTION AND OTHER WORK CONNECTED WITH THE FERRY TERMINALS IN THE SEVERAL BOROUGHS.

Borough of Manhattan.

Staten Island Ferry Terminal.

Contract No. 1099.

In progress January 1, 190,9; still in progress at close of year 1909: Concreting, asphalting, flooring, Guastavino arches, heating and ventilating, terra cotta, granite work, stairs, railings, waterproofing, metal sheeting, electrical work, painting, plumbing, plastering, glazing, placing steel hell tower, tiling, carpentering, concrete walls, 3d floor; steel work, sidewalks and curbs.

B. 0. 6915.

Placing timbers to support deck and sheathing. June 10th to 16th, inclusive.

Sawing off pile butts in cluster and placing timbers to support stairstrings. * August 16th to 18tli, inclusive.

B. O. 6152.

Replacing decking and sheathing at foundation openings. March 9th to April 17th,

inclusive.

89th Street Ferry, Manhattan Terminal.

Contract No. 1053.

New ferry house. In progress January 1, 1909; finished September 20, 1909. Carpentering, plastering, steel work, electrical work, heating and ventilating, wire lathing, metal sheeting, gates and railings, ticket and paper booths, asphalting, plumbing, erecting stairs, concreting, roofing, flooring and framing, Guastavino arches, chopper boxes, glazing, vault lights, wheel-guards.

B. O. 6008.

Repairs to break in water pipe of ferry terminal. Excavating and refilling. December 7th to 8th, inclusive.

B. O. 6917.

Driving and capping column foundation piles for elevated runway. July 1st to 3d, inclusive.

Shortening ferry racks and making covers for fire hatches. July 23d to August 17th, inclusive.

Reinforcing with broken stone and timber work at bell tower foundations and sheathing at boiler house foundation. July 22d to August 13th, inclusive.

Carpentering and plumbing for Assistant Engineer’s office. October 20th to 30th,

inclusive.

Excavating material under fire hatches. December 3d to 6th, inclusive.

lOTitq i-

Building protection for suction pipes and tearing down west boundary fence. December 30th; in progress January 1st.

Cutting out tiles and mortar for stairwell and erecting stairhouse, recreation floor. December 17th; in progress December 31st.

Removing “Herald Ship News Office” and placing same aboard Dock Department’s December 17th to 20th.

scow.

Building runway to central rack, building ladders and erecting fence around boiler house. August 20th to 24th, inclusive.

Laying surfaces of granolithic cement. September 15th to 25th, inclusive.

Painting elevated passageway, smokestack, etc. September 27th to October 11th, inclusive.

Cutting down crib bulkhead and piles to prepare for grading of Marginal Street. October 9th to 11th, inclusive.

Restoring fill at same. October 13th to 15th, inclusive.

Trimming and placing oak cover boards at center buffer platform. September 13th

to 15th.

Cutting away deck of center spring platform under waiting room. October 20th to 30th, inclusive.

Drilling for knee braces on recreation pavilion. December 28th; in progress December 31st.

Requisition No. 19044. Order No. 298.

Tile setting in outshore arches. September 27th to October 11th, inclusive. Between Roosevelt Street and James Slip, E. R.; Grand Street, E. R.; 23d Street, E. R.; 41st Street, E R.; Between 41st and 4%d Street, E. R.

B. O. 6927.

The Department took possession of the ferry premises as indicated above and placed watchman. Begun December 18, 1908, and order returned April 15, 1909, same having been transferred to Superintendent of Docks.

Roosevelt Street, Manhattanj Broadway, Brooklyn; 23d Street, E. R.

B. 0. 8019.

The Department force made a test pile examination at Broadway, Brooklyn, December llth-22d, and at Roosevelt Street, E. R., December 23d-31st. Work in progress.

Bokough of Richmond.

St. George Terminal.

B. O. 3761.

Depositing steam ashes from the ferryboats under the North and South Shore Steam R.R. tracks and under the trolley platform at the St. George Terminal. Work begun September 16, 1907, and was suspended June 1, 1909.

B. O. 6092.

Building a platform on the northerly side of the northerly tying-up platform, and repairing approach to the tying-up slip, at the St. George Terminal. Work was begun April 30, 1908, and completed with the exception of rack for fireboat, July 11, 1908. Work on rack finished January 21, 1909.

Construction and Repair of Ferry Terminals.

B. 0. 6916.

Construction work at the St. George Terminal of the Staten Island Ferry. Construction of a platform to hold extra ferry bridge. Work begun August 2, 1909, and finished October 9, 1909. Substituting “I” beams for timber under the concrete floor, under the boilers of heating plant, for protection against fire. Work bagun December 9, 1909, and is in progress.

B. 0. 6945.

Cutting gangway at fireboat berth at St. George, S. I. Work begun January 2, 1909, and finished March 31, 1909.

New Concrete Wall.

B. O. 6371.

Building a retaining wall along the northerly side of South Street at the St. George Ferry Terminal. Work begun July 11, 1908, and was superseded by B. O. 7093.

B. O. 7093.

Construction of concrete walls, to connect with the approach built by the Richmond Borough authorities, as an approach to the Staten Island Ferry Terminal. Work begun March 25, 1909, and is in progress.

New Steel Viaduct.

Contract No. 1197.

For building a new steel viaduct between the trolley platform and Jay Street, St. George, Borough of Richmond, by Snare & Triest, Contractors. Work begun November 11, 1909, and is in progress.

Port Richmond.

Under E. O., the Department force took test borings for proposed ferry improvements foot of Ferry Street, Port Richmond, S. I. April 6th-20th.

Borough of Brooklyn.

Brooklyn Terminal, 39th Street Ferry.

B. O. 6895.

Repairs were made from time to time to the paved approach leading to the ferry. Begun April 17, 1909; in progress.

B. O. 6918.

Necessary temporary and permanent construction work was done at 39th Street Ferry Terminal. Begun February 10, 1909; in progress.

B. O. 7158.

A short corner approach for trolley extension to 39th Street Ferry was built. Work begun March 11, 1909; completed July 1, 1909.

B. O. 7566.

Repairs to the deck sheathing of timber approach leading to 39th Street Ferry. Begun July 15, 1909; completed July 26, 1909.

B. O. 7651.

Maintenance of plank approach to ferry. Begun July 26, 1909; completed September 8, 1909.

Contract No. 1169.

Preparing for, furnishing and laying double-track extension to trolley railroad, including overhead wiring, etc., at the South Brooklyn Terminal of the 39th Street Ferry, Borough of Brooklyn. Work begun May 5, 1909; completed August 28, 1909.

RECREATION STRUCTURES.

North River.

Pier Jf3 (Barrow Street), N. R.

Under B. O. 6752 the Department force repaired, maintained and kept in proper condition Pier 43 (Barrow Street), N. R. Work was originally begun November 2, 1908, and finished March 19, 1909.

Under B. O. 7190 the Department force repaired, maintained and kept in proper condition Pier 43 (Barrow Street), N. R. Work was begun March 20, 1909; finished July 23, 1909.

Under B. O. 7608 the Department force repaired, maintained and kept in proper condition Pier 43 (Barrow Street), N. R. Work was begun July 24, 1909, and is still in progress.

West 50th Street Pier, N. R.

Under B. O. 6548 the    Department    force repaired, maintained and kept    in    proper

condition the pier foot of    50th Street,    N. R. Work was originally begun    August 8,

1908, and finished April 28, 1909.

Under B. O. 7311 the Department force repaired, maintained and kept in proper condition the pier foot of 50th Street, N. R. Work was begun April 29, 1909; finished July 23, 1909.

Under B. O. 7609 the    Department    force repaired, maintained and kept    in    proper

condition the pier foot of    50th Street,    N. R. Work was begun July 24, 1909,    and is

still in progress.

West 129th Street Pier, 27. R.

Under B. O. 7044 the Department force repaired, maintained and kept in proper condition the pier foot of 129th Street, N. R. Work was begun January 29, 1909; finished July 24, 1909.

Under B. O. 7363 the Department force repaired, maintained and kept in proper condition the pier foot of 129th Street, N. R. Work was begun July 25, 1909, and is still in progress.

Recreation Structures.

East River.

Pier New 30, E. R.

Under B. 0. 6473 the Department force repaired, painted and kept in proper condition the recreation structure on Pier New 30, E. R. Begun July 18, 1908, and finished January 18, 1909.

Under B. 0. 7079 the Department force repaired, painted and kept in proper condition the recreation structure on Pier New 30, E. R. Begun April 28 and finished December 31, 1909.

Pier Foot of 3d Street, E. R.

Under B. O. 6475 the Department force repaired, painted and kept in proper condition the recreation structure on the pier foot of 3d Street, E. R. Begun July 18, 1908, and finished January 18, 1909.

Under B. O. 7078 the Department force repaired, painted and kept in proper condition the recreation structure on the pier foot of 3d Street, E. R. Begun April 29 and finished December 31, 1909.

Pier Foot of 21yth Street, E. R.

Under B. O. 6476 the Department force repaired, painted and kept in proper condition the recreation structure on the pier foot of 24th Street, E. R. Begun July 18, 1908, and finished January 18, 1909.

Under B. O. 7077 the Department force repaired, painted and kept in proper condition the recreation structure on the pier foot of 24th Street, E. R. Begun April 23 and finished December 31, 1909.

Pier Foot of 112th Street, H. R.

Under B. O. 6474 the Department force repaired, painted and kept in proper condition the recreation structure on the pier foot of 112th Street, H. R. Begun July 18, 1908, and finished January 18, 1909.

Under B. O. 7076 the Department force repaired, painted and kept in proper condition the recreation structure on the pier foot of 112th Street, H. R. Begun April 20 and finished December 31, 1909.

Pier Foot of North 2d Street, Brooklyn.

Under B. O. 6484 the Department force repaired, painted and kept in proper condition the recreation structure on the pier foot of North 2d Street, Brooklyn. Begun July 22, 1908, and finished January 22, 1909.

Under B. O. 7080 the Department force repaired, painted and kept in proper condition the recreation structure on the pier foot of North 2d Street, Brooklyn. Begun April 16, 1909, and finished December 31, 1909.

PAVEMENT.

Supervision of Asphalt Repairs, Etc.

Contract No. 1078, Class I.

Asphalt laid on pier foot of West 22d Street and the new-made land in rear and southerly of same. Work on pier begun May 29, 1908, and finished June 11, 1909. On Marginal Street work was begun September 15, 1909, and finished September 21, 1909.

Contract No. 1078, Class II.

Asphalt laid on approach to Manhattan Terminal of the 39th Street Ferry. Work begun July 19, 1909, and finished July 19, 1909.

Contract No. 1136, Class I.

From the north side of West 56th Street to a point about 140 feet northerly of the north side of Pier 29, N. R., repairs were made from time to time to the asphalt pavement laid on the Marginal Street; 11,612 square yards of asphalt and 673 square yards of concrete having been laid during the year. Work was begun February 18, 1909, and is in progress.

Contract No. 1136, Class II.

Repairs were made to the asphalt pavement along the Marginal Street on the North River from the Battery to a point about 140 feet northerly of the north side of Pier 29, and on the Marginal Street along the East River; 16,659 square yards of asphalt and 1,028 square yards of concrete foundation having been laid during the year. Work was begun March 23, 1909, and is in progress.

Contract No. 1138, Class III.

Asphalt was laid on deck of pier foot of East 20th Street. Work was begun July 19, 1909, and finished July 20, 1909.

Contract No. 1138, Class IV.

Asphalt laid upon deck of pier foot of East 110th Street. Begun October 6, 1909, and finished October 6, 1909.

Contract No. 1138, Class V.

Asphalt was laid on deck of pier foot of West 40th Street. Work was begun September 7, 1909, and finished September 8, 1909.

B. O. 6662.—Repairs to asphalt pavement between Cortlandt and Barclay Streets, by the Hudson Companies. Begun April 3, 1909, and finished August 11, 1909.

\

Repairs to asphalt pavement, where opened for the purpose of laying pipes, tunnels or tracks, were supervised from time to time. These repairs were done under thirty-two different permits issued by this Department.

Pavement.

PAVEMENT LAID BY DEPARTMENT FORCE ON THE EAST RIVER

Charge

Location.

Sq. Yds. Re laid

Lin. Ft. Bridging Relaid

Dates

Broad St.Sec.

B. O. 8041. . .

B. O. 4664...

Broad St. Sec.

B. 0.7392...

Approach Pier, new, 4, E. R.......

West of Pier, new, 4, E. R..........

Between Piers, new, 4 and 6, E. R.... Between Piers, new, 5 and 6, E. R....

Approach Pier, new, 6, E. R.......

Between Piers 6 and 7, E. R., new .. . Approach Pier, new, 7, E. R.......

12

285

772

110

130

248

540

46

110

Feb. 19 th.

Dec. 22d-31st.

Begun April 16th, fin. June 30th. March 19th, 20th.

March 10tn-18th.

March 16th-24th.

June 3d 7th.

Old Slip-Broad St. Sec.

B. O. 7392. . .

B. O. 7539. ..

B. O. 7392. . .

B. O. 7392. . .

B. O. 7392. ..

B. O. 7540. . . Old Slip. Sec.

Between Piers, new, 7 and 8, E. R... . Between Piers, new, 7 and 8, E. R... . Between Piers, new, 7 and 8, E. R..

Approach Pier, new, 8, E. R.......

Between Piers 8 and 9, E. R........

Approach Pier, new, 9, E. R.......

Between Piers, new, 9 and 10, E. R...

Between Piers 10 and 11, E. R.......

Approach Pier, new, 12, E. R......

10

14

12

15

14

26

301

782

119

110

Jan. 5th.

June 8th.

Aug. 25th.

May 28th, 29th.

June 1st.

B. O. 7543. . .

204

B. O. 7392...

B. O. 7544.. .

Approach Pier 13, E. R. Approach Pier 13, E. R.

87

421

May 26th-29th.

Sept. lst-Dec. 17th.

Jan. 2d-23d.

Jan. 6th-March 8th.

Sept. 4th-14th, Oct. 1st and Nov. 1st.

April 10th-21st.

Aug. 8th-Dec. 18th.

Maiden Lane Sec......

20

110

Jan. 26th.

B. O. 7392... Old Slip Sec .

Between Piers 13 and Wall St. Ferry.

June 2d.

75

Maiden Lane Sec......

Drain was built and silt basin set March 9th-10th.

260

March 3d-8th.

Maiden Lane Sec......

Between Piers 13 and 14, E. R.

1273

Feb. 3d-March 1st.

Maiden Lane

Sec

B. O. 7392. . .

B. O. 7545...

B. O. 7547...

B. O. 7546...

B. O. 7548. . .

B. O. 7392...

Approach Pier 14, E. R............

Approach Pier 14, E. R............

Approach Pier 14, E. R............

Between Piers 14 and 15, E. R.......

Between Piers 15 and 16, E. R., westerly half.................

Between Piers 15 and 16, E. R., easterly half..................

Approach Pier 16, E. R............

602

110

106

319

809

549

522

20

60

Jan. 23d-Feb. 2d. April 7th-May 6th. Aug. 18th-Dec. 16th. Sept. 15th-30th.

Oct. 9th-18th.

Sept. 30th-Oct. 7th. May 25th-26th.

Charge

Location

Lin. Ft. Sq. Yds. Bridging Repaid Repaid

Dates

B. O. 7392.. . Approach Pier 17, E. R........

B. O. 7392. . . Between Piers 17 and 18, E. R. B. O. 7549. . . Between Piers 17 and 18, E. R.

T* 00

T-H rH

344

May 24th. May 13th.

July 13th-Nov. 29th.

Two batches cement used.

B. O. 7392.. . Approach Pier 18, E. R........

Fulton Sec.. . Between Piers 18 and 19, E. R. B. O. 7550. . . Between Piers 18 and 19, E. R.

B. O. 7551. . . Approach Pier 19, E. R........

B. O. 7552. . . Between Piers 19 and 20, E. R, B. O. 7553 .. Approach Pier 20, E. R........

30

10

646

167

484

188

April 24th.

March 11th.

July 14-Nov. 29th.

Aug. 26th-Dec. 23d.

July 19th-Nov. 6th.

Aug. 27-30 and Dec. 16th.

James Slip Sec....

At Pier, new, 22, E. R.

32

B. O. 7392...    “    ..........

B. O. 7554...    “    ..........

B. O. 7555. . . Pier 27, E. R., Approach...........

B. O. 7556... Between Piers 27 and 28, E. R......

B. O. 7392. . . Approach Pier 28, E. R............

B. O. 7557. .. Approach Pier 28, E. R............

B. O. 7558. . . Between Piers 28 and 29, E. R......

B. O. 7392. .. Approach Pier 29, E. R............

B. O. 7392. . . Between Piers 29 and 30, E. R.....

B. O. 7560. .. At Pier 32, E. R..................

Rutgers Sec.. Between Piers 32 and 33, E. R.....

B. O. 7392... Between Piers 32 and 33, E. R.....

B. O. 7561 .. Between Piers 32 and 33, E. R.....

B. O. 7392... Approach Pier 33. E. R............

B. O. 7392... Between Piers 33 and 34, E. R.....

257

542

247

382

20

178

355

390

78

687

327

394

570

110

104

B. O. 7605... Approach Pier, new, 37, E. R. B. O. 7216... At Pier 61, E. R............

133

82

B. O. 7392... At Pier 61, E. R. B. O. 7605... At Pier 61, E. R,

13

47

March 1st, 23d-24th.

April 26th-May 21st.

Oct. 7th-Nov. 18th.

Nov. 8th-15th.

Aug. 2d-7th.

April 17th and 26th.

Aug. 19th-21st and Nov. 15th.

Aug. 6th-18th and Oct. 27th.

June 5th.

May 25th.

Sept. 8th-13th.

March 9th-19th.

May 14th-June 14th.

Aug. 30th-Sept. 7th.

May lst-13th.

And set a silt basin April 2d-May 8th.

Oct. 2d-26th.

Feb. 23d-27th and March 1st and 31st.

April 1st.

Sept. 4th-9th.

B. O. 7853 .. Tompkins st., between Houston and and Stanton sts...............

55

Dec. 27th-30th and Nov. 29th.

B. O. 7605. .. Foot of East 15th st........

B. O. 7216... Approach East 19th st. Pier. B. O. 7216... Foot of East 3d st.........

28

22

32

Nov. 24th-27th.

Feb. 25th-26th.

March 13th-16th.

Pavement.

Charge

Location

Sq. Yds. Relaid

Lin. Ft. Bridging Re laid

Dates.

B. O. 7605...

B. O. 7605 ..

B. O. 7605. . .

B. O. 7179.. .

B. O. 7624...

B. O. 7392. ..

B. O. 7605...

B. O. 7605. . . Blackwell Sec

B. O. 7392. ..

B. O. 7605. ..

B. O. 7605...

B. O. 7392. ..

B. O. 6597...

Approach East 24th st. yard.......

Approach to East 28th st. Pier.....

Foot of East 53d st...............

Foot of 38th st., E. R.............

Foot of 48th st., E. R..............

Foot 61st st., E. R................

Foot 61st st., E. R................

Approach Pier East 62d st.........

Between 77th and 78th sts., E. R.... Between 77th and 78th sts., E. R.. . Between 77th and 78th sts., E. R...

Foot East 78th st.................

Between 78th and 79th sts., E. R... North of East 86th st.............

69

273

30

450

116

26

67

15

35

67

30

Oct. 22d-Nov. 17th.

July 13th-Oct. 2d.

Sept. 22d-23d and Dec. 21st. March 25th-April 24th, fin. Began Aug. 30th, finJSept.'2d. April 8th-9th.

July 28th.

July 28th.V Jan. 2d-7th.

June 5th.

July 28th.*'

July'23d-31st.

June’29th.

Excavated filling behind close of piles. Piles were No pavement Begun Jan. 6th,

row

sheathed, removed, finished Jan. 14, 1909.

B. O. 7392...

Foot of East 86th st.

38

12

B. O. 5579. ..

B. O. 7392...

B. O. 7605...

B. O. 7392...

B.O. 7392...

B. O. 7392...

B. O. 7605...

B. O. 7605. ..

B. O. 7605. ..

B. O. 7392...

B. O. 7392...

B. O. 7392 ..

B. O. 7392...

B. O. 6413...

Between 94th and 95th sts., E. R... Between 94th and 95th sts., E. R... Between 94th and 95th sts., E. R...

Foot East 95th st.................

Between 95th and 96th sts., E. R...

Foot E. 96th street...............

Foot East 96th st.................

Foot East 100th st................

Foot of East 110th st...............

Foot of 125th st., H. R............

Foot 132d st., H. R...............

Between 134th and 135th sts.......

Foot 135th st., H. R..............

Foot 139th st., H. R..............

30

15

98

51

53

59

33

24

235

135

92

62

27

14

Two batches offmortar used, Apr. 19-26.

Jan. 27th-29th.

June 14th.

Aug. 20th-30th.

June 9th-12th.

May 27th-June'2d.

June 3d-8th.

Aug. 9th-llth.

Aug. 16th-19th.

Aug. 12th-Dec. 23d.

May 19th-June 3d.

May llth-19th.

May 4th-8th.

Apr. 28th-May 1st.

Begun Sept. 18, 1908, and suspended Sept. 22, 1908, resumed April 27, 1909, pended April 28, 1909.

Grand total.

17,556

836

STATEMENT OF REPAIRS OTHER THAN DREDGING, ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909, EXCLUSIVE OI DONE FOR OTHER DEPARTMENTS

FOR THE YEAR REPAIRS

NORTH RIVER.

Location

Authori

zation.

Nature of Work.

Begun.

Finished. Remarks.

..,.1

Unleased Piers and Bulkheads.........

B. O. 6352.

Repairs to piers and bulkheads, N. R.............

July 3, 1908

Feb. 12, 1909 ......

Unleased Piers and Bulkheads.........

B. O. 7019.

Repairs to piers and bulkheads, N. R.

Mch. 1, 1909

May 26, lv09

Unleased Piers and Bulkheads.........

B. O. 7330.

Repairs to piers and bulkheads, N. R.............

May 27, 1909

Aug. 23, 1909

Unleased Piers and Bulkheads.........

B. O. 7692.

Repairs to piers and bulkheads, N. R..............

Aug. 24, 1909

In progress.

Man-of-War Landings, N. R..............

B. O. 4929.

Repaired and maintained Man-of-War landings.....

April 29, 1907

In progress.

Isles of Safety on North River.......

B. O. 6680.

General Repairs to Isles of Safety on North River....

Oct. 12, 1908

Oct. 28, 1909

Isles of Safety on North River.......

B. O. 7849.

East Battery Landing.

B. O. 7666.

General repairs to Isles of Safety on North River.. . .

Repairs...................

Nov. 3, 1909 Aug. 13, 1909

In progress.

Suspended, Sep. 21,1909

Battery Landing.....

Battery Park, East....

Battery Sea Wall.....

Pier “A,” N. R..

B. O. 6971.

B. O. 6971.

E. O.

E. O.......

B. O. 7848.

Basin south of Pier“ A” B. O. 7100.

Pier “A,” N. R........

B. O. 6464.

Fastened backing log.......

Repaired platform.........

Examined.................

Put up flags for Hudson-Ful-ton Celebration..........

Repaired fender system.....

Maintained boat landing in Basin during 1909........

Drove, regulated and stay-lathed 25 oak piles.......

July 27, 1909 Sept. 9, 1909 Aug. 25, 1909

July 27, 1909 Sept. 9, 1909 Aug. 30, 1909

~i

Sept. 22, 1909 Oct. 31, 1909

May 20, 1909

Sept. 29, 1909

Sept. 22, 1909

In progress.

Dec. 31, 1909

Oct. 29, 1909

Approach to Pier 10, N. R..............

B. O. 6800.

Canal St., N. R.......

B. O. 6595.

Repaired planking.........

Repairs to decking and sheathing on pier........

Dec. 18, 1908

Oct. 18, 1909

Feb. 13, 1909

Mar. 4, 1909

Between Piers 38 and 39, N. R...........

e. o:......

Repointed 50 feet of bulkhead wall...............

Oct. 7, 1909

Oct. 7, 1909

Between Piers 41 and 42, North River....

Between Piers 42 and 46, N. R...........

E. O.......

E. O.......

Repointed 1775 feet of bulkhead wall...............

Repointed 663 feet of bulkhead wall...............

Aug. 28, 1909

Oct. 1, 1909

Location.

Between Piers 46 and 47, N. R...........

Pier 47, N. R........

E. O.......Repointed 1675 feet of bulk

head

Repaired approach, decking and sheathing...........

B. O. 6919.

wall

June 17, 1909 July 3, 1909

Jan. 14, 1909

In progress.

Between Piers 47 and 48, N. R...........

E. O.......Repointed 300 feet of bulk

head

wall

July 13, 1909 July 16, 1909

Between Piers 48 anc 49, N. R...........

E. O.

Repointed 100 feet of bulkhead wall...............

Aug. 9, 1909 Aug. 10, 1909

Between Piers 49 and 50, N. R...........

E. O.......Repointed 25 feet of bulkhead wall...............

July 26, 1909 July 26, 1909

Between Piers 50 and 51, N. R...........

E. O.......

Repointed 250 feet of bulkhead wall...............

Aug. 4, 1909 Aug. 7, 1909

Pier 56J

E. O.

B. O. 6979.

B. O. 7163

29th St., N. R.......

B. O. 7008.

30th St., N. R.......

B. O. 6365.

35th St., N. R.......

B. O. 5063.

B. O. 7324.

39th St., N. R.......

B. O. 6983.

Examined pier.............

Repairs to pier............

Removed two pile clusters.. .

Repairs to pier where damaged by Fireboat ‘¹ Duane. ’ Drove, regulated and staylathed 8 vertical piles.

Repairs to decking, sheathing and fender system of pier....................

Removed old sheathing and made general repairs to pier....................

Repairs to decking and sheathing on pier........

Repairs to piers.

May 20, 1909 May 4, 1909

In progress.

May 5, 1909

Jan. 29, 1909 Feb. 27, 1909

Mar. 4, 1909

In progress.

June 26, 1908 April 8, 1909

B. O. 7516.

40thJSt., N. R.......

45th'St., N. R.......

B. O. 6022.

B. O. 6181.

B. O. 6982.

B. O. 7684.

46th St., N. R.......

B. O. 6399.

B. O. 6364.

47thlSt., N. R.......

B. O. 5683.

Repairs to pier............

Repairs to pier............

Repairs to decking and sheathing on pier.........

Repairs to pier............

Repairs to decking, sheathing and fender system on pier.....................

Repairs to pier............

Repairs to pier............

Repairs to unleased portion of pier during year........

Repairs to sheathing south side pier and other necessary repairs. Drove, regulated and staylathed 10 piles....................

May 12, 1909 May 20, 1909 Jan. 15, 1909 Sept. 29, 1909 Sept. 30, 1909 In progress... Mar. 31, 1908 In progress...

Aug. 7, 1908 June 16, 1909 May 4, 1909 July 19, 1909

Aug. 24, 1909 Nov. 20, 1909 Jan. 18, 1909 Feb. 9, 1909 Oct. 23, 1908 Jan. 17, 1909

July 13, 1908 Dec. 16, 1909

Location

Authori

zation.

48th St., N. R.......

B. O. 6981.

50th St., N. R.......

51st St., N. R.......

B. O. 7240.

B. O. 5052.

52nd St., N. R.......

B. O. 6424.

B. O.7239.

325

Nature of Work.

Begun.

General Kepairs.

Finished.

Remarks.

54th St., N. R........

57th St., N. R........

78th St. N. R.........

So. of 79th St., N.R.. . 97th St., N. R........

B. O. 6980.

B. O. 7018.

B. O. 6728.

B. O. 6526.

B. O. 5685.

B. O. 7275.

129th St., N. R.......

B. O. 6629.

131st St., N. R.......

133rd St., N. R.......

B. O. 5053.

B. O. 6978.

Repairs to sheathing on outer end of pier and other necessary repairs.........

Repairs to pier............

Repairs to unleased portion of pier..................

Repairs to decking and sheathing of pier, putting on new fenders and chocks.

Repairs to pier............

Repairs to pier............

Repairs to pier............

Repairs to bulkhead........

Repairs to bulkhead........

Repairs to pier............

Repairs to landing stage used by Armory Board........

Repairs to flooring of upper deck of pier.............

Repairs to pier............

Repairs to pier............

Mar. 25, 1909 Jan. 22, 1909

In progress. In progress.

Sept. 28, 1907 Sept. 3, 1908

In progress. In progress.

June 10, 1909 June 24, 1909 Jan. 26, 1909 May 6, 1909 April 9, 1909 Aug. 28, 1908 May 29, 1909

In progress. In progress. In progress.

June 3, 1909 May 5, 1909 July 1, 1909 Aug. IS, 1909

Sept. 20, 1908 May 28, 1909

April 12, 1907 April 21, 1909

July 25, 1909

In progress.

EAST RIVER.

East and Harlem Rivers................

B. O. 6971.

Repa irs to unleased piers and bulkheads...............

Jan. 10, 1909

Oct. 25, 1909

Pier 5, E. R. . . .

B. O. 7630.

Pier New 6, E. R

B. O. 5796.

B. O. 6053.

Repaired sheathing and corner piles................

Repaired sheathing and corner piles................

Repaired sheathing and corner piles................

Repairs to sheathing, fender system, etc..............

Repairs

sheathing. . .

Repairs to pier

April 10, 1909

April 10, 1909

April 13, 1909

April 13, 1909

April 31, 1909

April 31, 1909

July 22, 1909

Aug. 20, 1909

to decking and

B. O. 7043.

B. O. 7222.

Repairs to pier. Repairs to pier.

Sept, 23, 1908 Feb. 19, 1909 Ian. 27, 1909 June 12, 1909

Jan. 27, 1909 Mar. 16, 1909 Feb. 27, 1909

Suspended Nov. 30, 1909

Pier 11, E. R.....

Pier New 11, E. R.

B. O. 6971.

B. O. 7161.

Repaired pier..............

Installed heavy fender system at outer corners pier..

May 25, 1909

May 26, 1909

Location.

Between Piers 29 and 30. E. R...........

B. O. 7023.

Pier New 30, E. R....

B. O. 6211.

B. O. 7677.

Pier New 33, E. R....

B. O. 6971.

B. O. 7167.

Pier New 36.....

B. O. 7020.

B. O. 7463.

B. O. 7872.

Repairs to backing log and placed mooring post......

Repairs to sheathing, etc.. . .

Repaired sheathing.........

Repaired sheathing.........

Repaired sheathing.........

Repairs to pile cluster, etc., at outer end pier.........

Refastened fender piles.....

Repairs to fender system, etc., on westerly side of pier....................

Repairs to pier............

Repairs to pier......:.....

Repaired sheathing.........

Feb. 8, 1909 June 9, 1908 April 22, 1909 July 26, 1909 Aug. 12, 1909

July 15, 1909 April 1. 1909 April 22, 1909 July 26, 1909 Aug. 12, 1909

Sept. 8, 1909 July 15, 1909

In progress.

July 15, 1909

May 12, 1909 April 7, 1909 Aug. 25, 1909 Nov. 27, 1909

June 30, 1909 June 12, 1909 In progress... Nov. 27, 1909

Pier New 37, E. R....

B. O. 6882.

Repairs to fender system,

etc

B. O. 7872.

Pier Old 48, E. R.....

Pier Old 53, E. R.....

Pier Old 54, E. R.....

Pier New 51, E. R.. ..

B. O. 6211.

E. O.......

E. O......

B. O. 7270. B. O. 7766.

Pier Old 61, E. R.....

Pier Old 62, E. R.....

South of Jackson St., E. R..............

Pier New 61, E. R....

Pier foot 3d St. E. R,..

B. O. 7872.

B. O. 7269.

B. O. 6971.

B. O.6971.

B. O.6971.

B. O.6971.

B. O. 6987.

B. O.7143.

B. O. 7872.

B. O. 7872.

Repaired pier.....

Fastened corner piles. Repairs to bulkhead.. Repairs to bulkhead..

Repairs to pier......

Repairs to pier......

Repaired pier........

Repairs to pier......

Jan. 11, 1909 July 30, 1909 Aug. 20, 1909 April 22, 1909 April 20, 1909 April 26, 1909 Dec. 24, 1909 Nov. 1, 1909 April 23,1909

June 3,1909 July 31, 1909 Aug. 20, 1909 April 26, 1909 April 21, 1909 May 29, 1909 Dec. 29, 1909 Nov. 4, 1909 May 12, 1909

Pier foot 5th St......

B. O.6971.

u H E. R.

B. O. 7462.

Rebuilt fence at bulkhead. . .

Repaired sheathing.........

Fender chocks were rep;_____

and pier was repaired.....

Fender chocks were rep: and pier was repaired.....

Repairs to sheathing, chocking, backing logs, fender system, etc..............

Repairs to pier............

Fender chocks were repaired and pier was repaired.....

Fender chocks were repaired and pier was repaired.....

Repaired decking and sheathing...............

Repairs to approach........

Apr. 12, 1909 July 29, 1909

Apr. 12, 1909 July 29, 1909

aired

aired

May 8, 1909

May 8, 1909

May 18, 1909

May 18, 1909

Jan. 20, 1909 Feb. 17, 1909

Feb. 16, 1909 Mar. 10, 1909

Nov. 4, 1909

Nov. 4, 1909

Dec. 23, 1909

Dec. 23, 1909

Location.

Nature of Work.

Begun.

Finished.

Remarks.

Pier foot 5th St......

B. O. 7872.

B. O. 7872.

Pier foot 9th St., E. R.

Pier foot 12th St., E. R..............

Between 15th and 16th Sts., E. R.....

Bulkhead foot 16th St., E. R..........

Pier foot 18th St., E. R..............

Between 18th and 19th Sts., E. R.....

Pier foot 19th St., E. R..............

B. O. 6971.

B. O. 6971.

B. O. 7872.

B. O. 6971.

B. O. 7956.

B. O. 7872.

B. O. 7872.

B. O. 7872.

Between 19th and 20th Sts., E. R.....

Pier foot 20th St., E. R..............

B. O. 7872.

B. O. 6023.

B. O. 6971.

B. O. 6971.

B. O. 6971.

B. O. 7872.

Pier foot 21st St., E. R..............

B. 0. 6923.

B. O. 6971.

Pier foot 22d St., E. R.

Between 23d and 24th Sts., E. R.........

E. 23d St. Ferry, E. R.

Pier foot 24th St., E. R..............

B. O. 6971.

B. O. 6971.

B. O. 6927.

B. O. 6971.

Repaired    decking    and

sheathing...............

Repaired    decking    and

sheathing...............

Refastened corner piles......

Repaired pier.

Repaired backing log.

Built fence at bulkhead.

Repairs to pier,

Repaired backing log.

Repaired pier.

Repaired pier.

Repaired backing log.

Repairs to pier.

Nov. 5, 1909

Nov. 5, 1909

Dec. 20, 1909 Sept. 17, 1909

Dec. 23, 1909 Sept. 17, 1909

June 3, 1909

June 3, 1909

Dec. 23, 1909

Dec. 30, 1909

Apr. 27, 1909

Apr. 27, 1909

Dec. 11, 1909

In progress.

Dec. 23, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Nov. 6, 1909

Nov. 6, 1909

Dec. 22, 1909 Dec. 22, 1909

Nov. 8, 1909

Nov. 9, 1909

May 7, 1908 Jilly 21, 1909

Fitted fire hatch covers, and covered piles with galvanized sheet iron...........

July 29, 1909 July 29, 1909

Fitted fire hatch covers, and covered piles with galvanized sheet iron...........

Sept. 20, 1909 Sept. 20, 1909

Fitted fire hatch covers, and covered piles with galvanized sheet iron...........

Oct. 14, 1909 Oct. 14, 1909

Fitted fire hatch covers, and covered piles with galvanized sheet iron...........

Oct. 29, 1909 Oct. 29, 1909

Repairs to pier,

Old piles were replaced. Fence was built........

Placed backing log. Pumped pontoon..

Repaired pier.

Jan. 11, 1909 Mar. 4, 1909

June 17, 1909 June 17, 1909 Feb. 24, 1909 Feb. 24, 1909

Oct. 4, 1909 Oct. 6, 1909 Aug. 16, 1909 Aug. 16, 1909

June 3, 1909 June 3, 1909

328

General Repairs.

Location.

Authori

zation.

Nature or Work.

Begun.

Finished.

Remarks.

Pier foot 24th St., E. R..............

B. O. 6971.

Repaired pier.

June 16, 1909

June 16, 1909

ii

B. O. 6971.

Repaired pier.

July 7, 1909

July 7, 1909

B. O. 6971.

Repaired pier.

July 22, 1909

July 22, 1909

€f

B. O. 6971.

Repaired pier.

Sept. 9, 1909

Sept. 9, 1909

B. O. 6971.

Repaired pier.

Sept. 14, 1909

Sept. 14, 1909

B. O. 6971.

Repaired Pier

Oct. 20, 1909

Oct. 22, 1909

B. O. 7673.

Repairs to pier. Part of work charsred to New York Ex-

cursion Co..............

Part of work at cost of

City

Sept. 9, 1909 Oct. 6, 1909

Sept. 14, 1909 Oct. 12, 1909

Pier foot 26th St., E. R..............

Pier foot 28th St., E. R..............

B. O. 7872.

Repaired pier.

Nov. 5, 1909

Nov. 8, 1909

B. O. 6441.

Repairs to pier,

Sept. 10, 1908

Apr. 12, 1909

B. O.6971.

B. O. 6971.

B. O. 6971.

Oak fender piles were driven and chocked, proach repaired

Oak fender piles were driven and chocked, and approach repaired..........

Oak fender piles were driven and chocked, and approach repaired..........

and ap-

June 1, 1909

June 2, 1909

Sept. 7, 1909

Sept. 14, 1909

Oct. 12, 1909

Oct. 12, 1909

B. O. 7872.

Oak fender piles were driven and chocked, and approach repaired.

Dec. 7, 1909

Bee. 7, 1909

Pier foot 29th St., E. R..............

Pier foot 30th St., E. R..............

B. O. 7872.

B. O. 7872.

“    “    “ B. O. 7872.

Pier foot 32d St., E. R. B. O. 6883.

B. O. 6971.

B. O. 6971.

B. O. 7648.

Repaired pier.

Dec. 9, 1909

Dec. 9, 1909

Repaired sheathing.

Nov. 27, 1909

Nov. 27, 1909

Repaired sheathing.........

Repairs to decking, sheathing, fender system, etc. . .

Gangway was closed and sheathing repaired.......

Gangway was closed and sheathing repaired.......

Repairs to decking, sheathing, etc.................

Dec. 31, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Dec. 29, 1908

Jan. 8, 1909

June 16, 1909

June 17, 1909

July 24, 1909 July 24, 1909

Aug. 14, 1909

Dec. 6, 1909

Pier foot 36th St., E. R..............

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329

General Repairs.

Location.

Authori

zation.

Nature of Work.

Begun.

Finished.

Remarks.

Pier foot 36th St., E. R..............

B. O. 6971.

Repaired sheathing.

May 5, 1909 May 8, 1909

B. O. 7629.

Repairs to decking, sheat ing, etc.................

h-

Aug. 6, 1909

Dec. 10, 1909

Pier foot 37 th St., E. R..............

Pier foot 42d St., E. R.

B. O. 6423.

B. O. 6971

Repairs to sheathing, etc.. .

.Cleats were removed for backing log.............

Jan. 6, 1909 Jan. 16, 1909

April 10, 1909 April 10, 1909

Pier foot 49th St., E. R.................

B. O. 7191.

Repairs to pier

April 26, 1909 April 26, 1909

B. O. 7625.

Repairs to sheathing, etc.. . .

Aug. 30, 1909

Sept. 14, 1909

Bulkhead at 53d St., E. R..............

Pier foot 53d St., E. R.

Pier foot 54th St., E. R.................

B. O. 7872.

B. O. 7872.

B. O. 6971.

Platform foot 54th St., E. R..............

B. O. 7681.

Repaired bulkhead.........

Cleats were placed on pier....

Dec. 7, 1909 Dec. 3, 1909

Dec. 9, 1909 Dec. 3, 1909

Repaired wooden mooring posts on bulkhead........

Juiy 16, 1909

July 17, 1909

55th St., E. R.......

B. O. 7508.

Repairs to decking, sheathing, fender system, etc....

Plugged pipe used by Peter Doelger Brewing Co., permit having expired July 31, 1909................

Aug. 24, 1909

Sept. 8, 1909

July 31, 1909

July 31, 1909

Bulkhead at 59th St., E. R..............

Pier foot 60th St., E. R.................

B. O. 6971.

B. O. 6971.

B. O. 6971.

Constructed fence

May 1, 1909

May 1, 1909

Repaired pier under dump and constructed fence.....

July 21, 1909

July 22, 1909

Pier foot 61st St., E. R.

B. O. 6971.

Repaired pier under dump and constructed fence.....

Corner bands at outer end of pier were repaired........

Sept. 15, 1909

Sept. 16, 1909

Sept. 15, 1909

Sept. 15, 1909

Between 61st and 62d Sts., E. R..........

Pier foot 62d St., E. R.

B. O. 6971.

B. O. 6971.

B. O. 6971.

B. O. 6971.

B. O. 6877.

Repaired platform.........

Iron corner bands and chocks were repaired............

Iron corner bands and chocks were repaired............

Iron corner bands and chocks were repaired............

Repairs to pier.............

May 27, 1909

May 29, 1909

Jan. 26, 1909 Jan. 26, 1909

Feb. 1,1909 Feb. 1,1909

Sept. 17, 1909 May 25, 1909

Sept. 17, 1909 May 28, 1909

Between 63d and 64 th Sts., E. R..........

B. O. 6971.

Chocks were placed and repaired..................

June 23, 1909 June 23, 1909

Chocks were placed and repaired..................

Location.

Pier foot 64th St., E. E..............

B. O. 6971.

Piles were replaced in front of sewer................

Feb. 6, 1909

Feb. 5, 1909

Between 64th and 65th Sts., E. R..........

B. O.6971.

Fender chocks were placed and fastened on bulkhead.

Sept. 13, 1909

Sept. 13, 1909

Betweenf76th and 77th Sts., E. R..........

B. O. 7830.

Old shanties were removed, one of which was placed between 78th and 79th Sts., E. R...............

Oct. 23, 1909

Oct. 23, 1909

Pier foot 86th St., E. R..............

B. O. 6971.

Repaired approach to pier, sheathing and backing log, and re-fastened fenders...

Mch. 6, 1909

Mch. 6, 1909

B. O. 6971.

Repaired approach to pier, sheathing and backing log, and refastened fenders

June 26, 1909

June 19, 1909

B. O. 6971.

Repaired approach to pier, sheathing and backing log, and refastened fenders....

July 27, 1909

Aug. 2, 1909

B. O. 7872.

Pier foot 91st St.,E. R.

B. O. 6971.

Repaired approach to pier, sheathing and backing log, and refastened fenders.. . .

Refastened piles and backing

Nov. 6, 1909

Nov. 10, 1909

log

Mar. 3, 1909

Mar. 3, 1909

B. O. 6971.

Refastened piles and backing

log

July 1, 1909

July 1, 1909

Pier foot 95th St., E. R..............

B. O. 6971.

Repaired sheathing,

Mar. 19, 1909

Mar. 20, 1909

B. O. 6971.

Repaired sheathing

Aug. 3, 1909

Aug. 3, 1909

B. O. 6971.

Repaired sheathing

Aug. 12, 1909

Aug. 12, 1909

B. O. 7693.

Repairs to pier,

Sept. 19, 1909

Oct. 4, 1909

••SI

Pier foot 96th St., E. R..............

B. O. 7626.

Repairs to decking, sheathing, etc.................

Aug. 3, 1909

Oct. 15, 1909

B. O. 6971.

Refastened piles and sheath-

ing

Mar. 3, 1909

Mar. 3, 1909

B. O. 6971.

Refastened piles and sheath-

ing

Mar. 31, 1909

Mar. 31, 1909

B. O. 6971.

Refastened piles and sheath-

mg

May 20, 1909

May 20, 1909

B. O. 6971.

Refastened piles and sheathing.....................

Location.

Nature of Work.

Begun.

Finished.

Remarks.

Pier foot 100th St., II. R..............

B. O. 6971.

Repaired sheathing, etc.

May 29, 1909 May 29, 1909

B. O. 6971.

Repaired sheathing, etc.

July 10, 1909 July 10, 1909

B. O. 6971.

Repaired sheathing, etc.

Sept. 4, 1909 Sept. 7, 1909

B. O. 7872.

Repaired sheathing, etc.

Nov. 4, 1909

Nov. 5, 1909

Pier foot 102d St., H. R............

B. O. 6971.

Repaired corner bands and sheathing...............

May 29, 1909 June. 2, 1909

Bulkhead foot 106th St., H. R..........

Pier foot 106th St., H. R..............

B. O. 6971.

B. O. 6708.

Pier foot 107th St., H. R..............

B. O. 6971.

Between 108 th and 109th Sts., H. R... .

Pier foot 108th St., H. R..............

B. O.7872.

B. O. 7627.

Pier foot 109th St., H. R..............

B. O. 7628.

Pier foot 110th St., H. R..............

B. O. 6024.

Pier foot 112th St., H. R..............

B. O.7224.

Pier foot 117th St., H. R..............

Pier foot 118th St., H. R..............

B. O.6971.

Spliced fender pile

June 11, 1909 June 11, 1909

Repairs to bulkhead platform...................

June 24, 1909 July 10, 1909

Side chocks were replaced and refastened...........

Replaced backing log.

Aug. 18, 1909

Aug. 19, 1909

Nov. 20, 1909

Nov. 22, 1909

Repairs to decking and sheathing...............

Aug. 18, 1909

Suspended Aug. 20, ’09

Repairs to decking, sheathing, etc.................

Aug. 21, 1909

Suspended Aug. 23, ’09

Extensive repairs to pier, including laying of concrete decking.................

Aug. 20, 1908 Oct. 9, 1909

Repairs to pier (southerly side)...................

Fastened corner piles.

May 27, 1909

Oct. 4, 1909

June 5, 1909 June 5, 1909

B. O. 7464.

B. O. 6591.

Repairs to pier............

Repairs to approach to pier.

July 6, 1909 Aug. 11, 1909 May 12, 1909 July 10, 1909

Between 120 th and 121st Sts., H. R....

B. O. 7112.

Removed piles in northerly half of block

Feb. 25, 1909 Feb. 26, 1909

B. O. 7254.

Removed platform in front of north half of block.

April 9, 1909 April 12, 1909

Pier foot 136th St., H. R..............

138th St., H. R., Port Morris.............

B. O. 6971.

B. O. 6971.

Harts Island, Docks Nos. 1 and 2.......

E. O.....

Repaired pier.

Repaired float.

Oct. 7, 1909 Oct. 7, 1909

Mar. 19, 1909 Mar. 20, 1909

Examined piles to ascertain ravages of teredoes.......

Location.

Pier foot Main St., City Island........

Pier foot Fordham Ave., City Island, Bronx.............

B. O. 7472.

Repairs to pier

July 21, 1909 Aug. 2, 1909

B. O. 7875.

Repairs to pier and approach

Nov. 24, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Freeman St., Whale Creek.............

BOROUGH OF BROOK

LYN.

B. O. 7412.

Fenced off area foot of street.

June 21, 1909 June 25, 1909

Noble St., Brooklyn... B. O. 6431.

Installed 2 spring piles at each corner.............

B. O. 6775.

B. O. 7265.

B. O. 7461.

So. 5th St.....

B. O. 7116.

Pier No. 4, Wallabout.

B. O. 7184.

B. O. 7839.

Pier No. 5, Wallabout.

B. O. 7185.

B. O. 7840.

3d St., Gowanus Canal

B. O. 7647.

Repairs to pier............

Repaired sheathing on pier..

Repairs to sheathing and fender piles.............

Repairs to pier............

Repairs to sheathing.......

Repairs to decking.........

Repairs to sheathing.......

Repairs to decking.........

Installed water connections in office of Dockmaster. . .

Jan . 4, 1909 Jan. 30, 1909 Jan. 14, 1909 Jan. 16. 1909

Dec. 15, 1908 ............

May 10, 1909 May 20, 1909

Suspended Dec. 17, '08

June 29, 1909 Aug. 6, 1909 Mar. 3, 1909 Mar. 29, 1909 Mar. 30, 1909 May 8, 1909 Dec. 3, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909 May 21, 1909 June 19, 1909 Oct. 30, 1909 Dec. 2, 1909

Aug. 10, 1909 Aug. 14, 1909

Metropolitan Ave., Brooklyn.. .

B. O. 6600. B. O. 7953.

Repaired sheathing.... General repairs to pier.

July 6, 1909 Dec. 29, 1909

July 6, 1909 In progress.. .

Foot Degraw St., Brooklyn, Gowanus Canal.............

Bay Ridge Ave., Brooklyn..........

B. O. 6600.

Repaired backing log.

May 24, 1909 June 2, 1909

B. O. 6623, superseded by

B. O. 7303.

Brooklyn and Queens.

B. O. 6600.

52nd St., Brooklyn. . .

B. O. 6797.

Repairs to pier where damaged by Steamship “Tudor Prince,” of the Prince Line. Erected temporary fence around wreckage....

Repairs to unleased piers and bulkheads...............

Repairs to decking of pier...

July 27, 1909 Nov. 20, 1909

May 24, 1909 In progress.. . Feb. 1, 1909 Feb. 20, 1909

BOROUGH OF QUEE NS.

Whitestone Landing. .

B. O.7901.

Repairs to approach and unleased portion of pier.....

Nov. 24, 1909 Nov. 30, 1909

Richmond Ave., Port Richmond.........

BOROUGH OF RICHM OND.

B. O. 7277.

Removed old fence and filled in hole foot of Richmond Ave....................

April 26, 1909 In progress.

FLOATING PROPERTY.

The floating property of the Department consists of the following:

Length. Breadth. Depth. Draught. Built. Ft. In. Ft. In. Ft. In. Ft. In.

100-ton Derrick..............

40-ton Derrick, formerly 12-

ton Derrick No. 1..........

25-ton Derrick...............

12-ton Derrick No. 2.........

12-ton Derrick No. 3.........

10-ton Derrick...............

3-ton Derrick................

Tug “Richmond”*...........

Tug “ Manhattan ”f..........

Tug “Brooklyn”............

Pile-driver No. 4.............

Pile-driver No. 5.............

Pile-driver No. 6.............

Pile-driver No. 7.............

Pile-driver No. 8J............

Pile-driver No. 9.............

Pile-driver No. 10............

Pile-driver No. 11............

Pile-driver No. 12............

Pile-driver No. 13............

Pile-driver No. 14............

Pile-driver No. 15............

Pile-driver No. 16............

Pile-driver No. 17............

Pile-driver No. 18............

Pile-driver No. 19{J..........

Pile-driver No. 21............

Pile-driver No. 22............

Pile-driver No. 23............

Pile-driver No. 24............

Pile-cutter No. 20............

Deck Scow “B”.............

Deck Scow “C”.............

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X The Scow of Pile-driver No. 8 was repaired, caulked and painted and is now used as a small deck scow; the pile driver being condemned and dismantled.

It Formerly Scow “L,” built in 1889. Dismantled in 1906 and is now known as .Scow “L.”

Floating Property.

Length. Breadth. Depth. Draught. Built. Ft. In. Ft. In. Ft. In. Ft. In.

Deck Scow “D.............

Deck Scow“H .............

Deck Scow “I ..............

Deck Scow "K”.............

Deck Scow “L”*............

Deck Scow “M”.............

Deck Scow “N”.............

Deck Scow “O”.............

Deck Scow “P”.............

Deck Scow “S”.............

Deck Scow “U”.............

Deck Scow “ V”.............

Deck Scow “W”............

Deck Scow “X .............

Deck Scow “ Y .............

Coal Scow “Z”..............

Air Compressor..............

Diving Scow “A”............

Diving Scow “B”............

Diving Scow “C”............

Diving Scow “D”. ..........

Diving Scow “E”............

Diving Scow “G”............

Diving Scow “N”...........

Diving Scow “S”............

Diving Scow “T”............

Borer “Woodcock ..........

Steam Launch “A ..........

Steam Launch “ B ..........

Steam Launch “ General

McClellan”................

Steam Launch ‘ ‘ Bronx ’ ’

No. 4, purchased...........

Steam Launch “Bronx” No.

4, rebuilt.................

Steam Launch “Queens” No. 5 Naphtha Launch “Croton”

No. 1.....................

Naphtha Launch “Kills” No. 2 Naphtha Launch “ Spuyten Duyvil” No. 3, formerly

“Alco” vapor launch.......

Motor Launch “Jamaica Bay”

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Thirty-nine yawl boats, 6 bateau and 12 Sounding boats; 14 skiffs; 1 rowboat; 4 sets of landways, 30, 38 and 45 feet high; 1 set of inclined 50-foot pile-driver ways; 1 scow used as boat landing at Pier “A,” North River; 1 scow formerly used as boat landing at Forty-second street, N. R. 2 scows, landing stages 18x45 feet.

Repairs have been made during the year to hulls, machinery, houses, rigging, decks, fenders and equipment in general, by the force of the Department, and all floating property kept in good order and condition.

DEPARTMENT YARDS.

Work at West 57th Street Yard Done bt the Department.

Machine Shop.

Made tools and cut stakes for the surveyors; made rope and hanging fenders; made tool house; made ladders, patterns, pike poles and cant hooks; repaired boilers and tools; spun oakum, heated pitch, planed and sawed timber, and made repairs to machinery for municipal ferryboats.

Testing Room.

Various material, such as rope, iron, cement, steel, concrete, granite, etc., were tested in the testing laboratory from time to time, under the various contracts for testing of such material, and observations made and recorded on same.

Testing laboratory maintained in first-class condition during the year.

New Concrete Building.

Under B. O. 5090 a concrete building has been in course of construction since April 26, 1907, at the West 57th Street yard, for use as a blacksmith shop, power house, etc., with reinforced concrete coal pockets in same; also under this bureau order the old building formerly where the offices were situated at the West 57th Street yard, and old buildings where the new storehouse is now located at the West 57th Street yard, were demolished, the material taken care of, and arrangements made for the sale of same at auction; also large quantities of Department stores were removed from the old buildings and removed to suitable places under these conditions, and subsequently stored in new storehouse. Ninety batches of concrete were made and placed in building. Work still in progress.

Coal Pockets.

Coal Received During the Year 1909.

From William Farrell & Son, in wagons:

Anthracite.

Contract No. 1124

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1,450 tons

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3,412 y tons, by boat

2,033 JUS “

Contract No. 1145, Class 1 With Patti son & Bowns:

Contract No. 1183, Class 2

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Blacksmith Shop, Etc.

Made and repaired ironwork, tools, etc., for use on Department work.

Painted and repaired Acme automobile No. 770, used by the Deputy Commissioner.

Repaired locomobile used by the Superintendent of Docks.

Made storm sashes for West 57th Street yard office of floating property.

Made cold chisels for use in storeroom at W'est 57th Street yard.

Made type “B” elevator pits for Chelsea Section piers.

Repaired automobile used by the Chief Engineer.

Fitted up Lake Champlain floats for use at the Hudson-Fulton celebration; also made gangways, ladders, flagpoles, etc., and fitted up four deck scows and man-o’-war landing floats for use at the Hudson-Fulton celebration.

Repaired roof of shanty at Sherman’s Creek basin and W’est 75th Street basin.

September 21st: Bridge pontoon (removed from St. George Terminal) was placed in the water at West 57th Street yard during the Hudson-Fulton celebration.

Boat-landing stage removed from St. George to West 57th Street.

Miscellaneous Work Done at West 57th Street Yard, N. R.

Kept in condition engines and cement hoists, concrete mixing platforms and derricks; repaired storehouse, sheds, sand and stone bins, rebuilding concrete platform. The Department property was cared for and the Department yard kept in a satisfactory condition. Also the yard gang has been engaged in storing materials and delivering same under various contracts; repairing office, making tools and coal boxes, etc., for the various Section offices, handling and tiering all cement received during the year; loading scows with material for various Sections both on the North and East Rivers. General yard work has also been attended to.

Fitting up machinery and belting for same in new buildings.

Made and fitted up closets, racks, shelves, partition compartments, etc., in new storeroom.

Handled, sawed and planed timber for use on Department work. Built and painted tool houses for use of sweepers on North and East Rivers. Cleaned up pier. Made and repaired tools. Made rope and hanging fenders. Made ladders, pike poles, patterns, etc. Repaired and painted buildings, shops, etc. Repaired coal pockets, bins, chutes, machinery, boilers, engines, steam and water pipes, etc. Built, painted and placed tool houses in Department work for use of sweepers. Made tide gauge staffs, tools, stakes, drills, chisels, etc., for use of surveyors, etc., at West 57th Street yard. Made sets of sounding rods and keys and repaired tods. Repaired automatic tide gauges, houses, etc. Made boat hooks. Got out material for automatic tide gauge at Yonkers, N. Y. Furnished steam and electric power at West 57th Street yard.

Miscellaneous Work at Other Localities.

B. O. 4752.—Pier at West 55th Street.

B. 0. 4929.—Fitted up man-of-war landings with gangways, etc.

B. 0. 5090.—Building concrete boiler house, blacksmiths’ shop, etc., at West 57th Street Yard.

B. 0. 5929.—Repaired isles of safety on North River.

B. 0. 6006.—Made repairs at Whitehall Terminal.

B. O. 6007.—Made repairs to St. George Terminal.

B. 0. 6008.—Made repairs to 39th Street Terminal, Borough of Manhattan.

B. O. 6009.—Made team gangway planks for 39th Street Ferry Terminal, Brooklyn.

B. O. 6010.—Repairing Staten Island ferryboats.

B. O. 6011.—Repairing 39th Street ferryboats.

B. O. 6012.—Repairing 39tli Street ferryboats.

B. O. 6022.—Repairs to pier at West 40th Street.

B. O. 6049.—Working on Jefferson Section Wall.

B. O. 6069.—Preparing plans and specifications for construction of a tug.

B. O. 6085.—Building a fireproof structure for oil, etc., at St. George.

B. O. 6137.—Placing tool house for use of sweepers at Pier 31, N. R.

B. O. 6152.—Getting out material and fitting engine, etc., for landways at Whitehall Terminal; also made tool house.

B. O. 6371.—Fitted up drums of engine for use of landways at St. George Terminal; also constructed derrick.

B. 0. 6376.—Constructing a shelter between the ferryhouse and trolley terminal at St. George, S. I.

B. O. 6388.—Installed skylight in roof of waiting-room at Whitehall Ferry Terminal.

B. O. 6427.—Constructed office for use of Assistant Superintendent of Docks Wooley at Pier New 33, E. R.

B. 0. 6428.—Constructing office (at West 57th Street yard) for use of Assistant Superintendent of Docks Powers, same to be placed at West 43d Street, N. R.

B. 0. 6435.—'Made two signs—“No boat permitted to land”—for Depot Place.

B. 0. 6463.—Repaired power boat “Augustine,” damaged by tug “Manhattan,” at West 99th Street, N. R.

B. 0. 6509.—Constructed office at Pier New 33, E. R., for use of Mr. Duntze, Assistant Engineer, Janies Slip Section.

B. 0. 6633.—Repaired Lighter No. 213 of Pennsylvania R.R., damaged by Department tug “Brooklyn,” August 31, 1908.

B. 0. 6647.—Gowanus Section wall.

B. O. 6654.—Working on overhead construction on the plank approach leading to 39th Street Ferry bridge terminal.

B. 0. 6661.—Placing canopies on the two bridges at Manhattan Terminal of Staten Island Ferry.

B. 0. G772.—Pier 56, N. R.: Covering water pipe.

B. 0. 6915.—Staten Island Ferry Terminal construction, Manhattan.

B. O. 6916.—St. George Ferry Terminal construction.

B. 0. 6918.—Made team gangway planks for 39th Street Ferry Terminal.

B. O. 6979.—Pier 56%, N. R.: Repairs.

B. 0. 7044.—Recreation pier at West 129th Street: Repairs.

B. O. 7076.—Recreation pier at East 112tli Street: Repairs.

B. 0. 7080.—Recreation pier Metropolitan Avenue, Brooklyn: Made repairs.

B. 0. 7082.—'Repaired deck scow “L,” damaged by tug “Wilkes-Barre.” Begun February 17, 1909, and finished February 23, 1909.

B. O. 7083.—Repaired and painted Department automobile “Locomobile” No. 1192, at West 57th Street yard, for use at Pier “A,” N. R.

B. 0. 7088.—Installed life-lines and rings on pile drivers, derricks, etc. Finished April 5th.

B. 0. 7093.—St. George Terminal: Retaining wall construction.

B. 0. 7111.—Constructed two landing floats 18x35 feet long, with gangways, for use at W’est 129th Street and West 158th Street during the Hudson-Fulton celebration, beginning about September 1, 1909. Same begun March 16tli and finished June 19th.

B. O. 7172.—Prepared plans and specifications for new steel boiler and smokestack for tug “Brooklyn.” Also getting out Contract No. 1191 for same.

B. O. 7210.—Repaired and painted automobile of Department, “Locomobile” No. 822, at West 57th Street yard, for use at Pier “A,” N. R. Begun March 22d and finished June 4th.

B. 0. 7290.—Repaired ash scow “Lang,” damaged by Department tug “Manhattan.” Begun and finished April 26th.

B. O. 7311.—Recreation pier at West 50th Street: Repairs.

B. 0. 7320.—Constructed a toilet room on the floor of the Recreation Building at Cedar Street, N. R.; also made repairs, etc.

B. 0. 7407.—51st Street, South Brooklyn: Coal platform.

B. 0. 7412.—'Made signs for use at Newtown Creek, Brooklyn.

B. O. 7461.—Pier at Noble Street, Brooklyn: Repairs.

B. 0. 7473.—Fireboat landing at Battery: Lengthwise strap plates.

B. 0. 7549.—Bulkhead between Piers 17 and 18, E. R.: Repairs.

B. 0. 7645.—Repaired barge “Reinhart,” damaged by tug “Brooklyn” on July

12, 1909.

B. 0. 7646.—Hudson-Fulton celebration: Building gangways for use on boat

landings.

B. 0. 7647.—Dockmaster’s Office, 3d Street Gowanus Canal: Installing water and sewer connection thereat.

B. 0. 7740.—Repaired ferryboat “New York.”

B. 0. 7859.—Vestibule doors, Piers 57 to 62, N. R.

Made repairs to recreation buildings on North and East Rivers.

Repaired office for use of surveyors at Gowanus Section.

Repaired office of engineers at Chelsea Section.

Repaired garage, etc., at Pier “A,” N. R.

E. O. 9158.—For opening of Stapleton Ferry celebration, May 27th, erected a speaker’s platform about 10 feet square on grounds outside of Stapleton Ferry; also a fence.

On June 15th placed ferry bridge pontoon on West 57th Street Pier for repairs and caulking; same came from St. George Terminal. Repaired coal carts for use at St. George and 39th Street, South Brooklyn Terminals.

Getting out pipe for fire lines at St. George Terminal.

Made ticket booths for St. George Terminal.

Fitting up coal-hoisting plant for 39th Street, South Brooklyn.

Repaired plumbing work at Engineer’s Office, Manhattan Terminal, 39th Street

Ferry.

August 1st to 5th.-—100-ton derrick removed old ferry bridge from scow “U” and placed bridge on pier at Stapleton, S. I.

E. O. 7872.—Made and lettered sign boat “No Dumping” for 59th and 61st Streets, South Brooklyn.

CONCRETE BLOCK ACCOUNT.

The following blocks were built during the year:

Yorkville Section, Y.L. modified, Nos. 101 to 107, inclusive...........

Yorkville Section, Y.U. standard, Nos. 104 to 110, inclusive..........

Jefferson Section, M.L. type, Nos. 200 to 205, inclusive...............

Gowanus Section, G.L., Nos. 1 to 30, inclusive.....................

Gowanus Section, G.U., Nos. 1 to 19, inclusive.....................

Gowanus Section,    G.L., Nos.    32    to    72,    inclusive....................

Gowanus Section,    G.U., Nos.    22    to    32,    inclusive....................

Gowanus Section,    G.U., Nos.    34    to    45,    inclusive....................

Gowanus Section, Special, No. 33..................................

Gowanus Section,    G.L., Nos.    73    to    97,    inclusive....................

Gowanus Section,    G.U., Nos.    46    to    90,    inclusive....................

The following blocks were shipped during the year:

Y.L. modified, Nos. 97 to 107, inclusive............................

Y.U. standard, Nos. 98 to 106, 108, 109, inclusive...................

Y.L. modified special, No. 95.....................................

Y.L. standard, No. 96..............................,.............

Jefferson Section, Nos. 199 to 205, inclusive........................

Gowanus Section, G.L., Nos. 1 to 30, inclusive......................

Gowanus Section, G.U., Nos. 1 to 19, inclusive......................

Gowanus Section, G.L., Nos. 32 to 53, inclusive, Nos. 55, 56, 58, 61,

62, 64, 65, 66, 70.................................*...........

Gowanus Section, G.U., Nos. 22 to 32, inclusive, Nos. 35, 37, 39, 40,

41, 42......................................................

Gowanus Section, Special, No. 33.................................

Gowanus Section, G.L., Nos. 73, 74, 75, 78, 79, 80, 81, 83, 87, 88. 89,

90, 91, 92, 97...............................................

Gowanus Section, G.U., Nos. 46 to 77, inclusive,. Nos. 83 and 84......

On hand December 31, 1909:

Gowanus Section, G.L., Nos. 76, 77, 82, 84, 85, 86, 93, 94, 95, 96...... 26 batches each

Gowanus Section, G.U., Nos. 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90. . . 26 batches each

168 batches 147 batches 324 batches 26 batches each 26 batches each 26 batches each 26 batches each 26 batches each 24 batches 26 batches each 26 batches each

24 batches each 21 batches each 24 batches each 26 batches each 54 batches each 26 batches each 26 batches each

26 batches each

26 batches each 24 batches

26 batches each 26 batches each

West loth Street Timber Basin.

Rafts were made and towed to the various sections and piece of work, including the Municipal ferries, as ordered; sunken piles were placed on catamarans and in cradles, and timber and piles were taken care of.

Contracts were supervised and material received at the West 75th Street timber basin and the Sherman’s Creek, H. R., pile basin.

Sherman’s Creek Pile Basin, H. R.

At this pile basin piles were placed in cradles and received for storage from the West 75th Street basin; also, as ordered, from the Sherman’s Creek pile basin; were taken from the cradles and shipped to the various localities in different parts of the City. This included both yellow pine piles of various lengths and oak piles. Work was continuous throughout the year.

East 24th Street Yard.

CONCRETE BLOCK ACCOUNT.

4,864 batches of concrete were made and placed in mould for the following blocks,

finished:

14 ML blocks (Nos. 185, 189, 191 to 198, inclusive, and 206 to 209, inclusive). 5 UU    blocks    (Nos.    62 to 66, inclusive).

16 YL    blocks    (Nos.    116, 117, 125, 126 and 128    to    139,    inclusive).

18 YU    blocks    (Nos.    113, 114, 115, 118, 119,    120    and    128    to    139,    inclusive).

43 GL    blocks    (Nos.    101 to 143, inclusive).

53 GU    blocks    (Nos.    101 to 153, inclusive).

8 JS blocks Nos. 27 to 34, inclusive).

Blocks on Hand December 31, 1908:

9 ML blocks.

1 UU block.

12 YL blocks.

7 YU blocks.

Blocks Shipped During the Year:

19    ML blocks (9 to New Bellevue Section and 10 to Jefferson Section, E. R.)

6 UU blocks to Jefferson Section, E. R.

21 YL blocks to Yorkville Section, E. R.

20    YU blocks to Yorkville Section, E. R.

43 GL blocks to Gowanus Section, South Brooklyn.

49 GU blocks to Gowanus Section, South Brooklyn.

Note.—Two UU blocks, Nos. 62 and 65, which were shipped to Jefferson Section, E. R., were returned to the East 24th Street yard, leaving the number of UU blocks for Jefferson Section four UU blocks.

Blocks on Hand December 31, 1909:

4    ML blocks. 2 UU blocks.

7    YL blocks.

5    YU blocks. 4 GU blocks.

8    JS blocks.

Department Yards.

The following is a summary of the Concrete Block Account:

On hand December 31, 1908 Made during 1909.........

ML. UU.    YL.    YU.    GL.    GU.    JS.

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5    16    18    43    63

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Totals ........

Shipped during 1909

18 2 1

6 28 25 43 53 6 21 20 43 49

Balance ......................

Adding 2 UU blocks returned to yard

Makes total on hand, December 31, 1909

General Yard Work.

GENERAL CHARGES.

James Slip Section, E. R.

Tools and implements were made and repaired. Fenders, chains and wooden sashes were made. Tide staffs were made and painted. Chains were repaired. Iron, timber and piles were delivered. Mooring posts removed from old piers and platforms were returned to yard and reshipped. Landways were built and painted.

Jefferson Section, E. R.

Tools and implements were made and repaired. Tide staffs were made and painted. A float stage was built. A crown board, anchors, fenders and sashes were made. Ladders were built. A batterways was built and painted. Divers’ outfits, pile bands, chains and a landways were repaired. Granite was cut and loaded on scow for shipment. Coping stone was loaded on scow for shipment. Granite tools were dressed. Concrete material was loaded on scow for shipment. An old landways was broken up. Piles, timber and iron were prepared for shipment.

New Bellevue Section, E. R.

Tools and implements were made and repaired. Tide staffs were made and painted. Sewer boxes, float stage, a hydrant cover, a drain box, crown boards, a closet for office, etc., were built. Pile chains were made. Tide gauges were made and painted. A batterways was built and painted. Granite and coping were cut and loaded on scow for shipment. Concrete material was loaded on scows for shipment. Timber, iron and piles were shipped. Divers’ outfits, chains, pile bands, sewer barrel and clamp screwB were repaired. A batterways and a catamaran were repaired.

Yorkville Section, E. R.

Tools and implements were made and repaired. Anchors, reamers, sashes, frames, chocks, fenders and ring bolts were made. A mixing box and ladders were built. Concrete tub, divers’ outfits and a landways were repaired. Coping stone was loaded on scow for shipment. Granite and concrete material were loaded on scows for shipment; also sand and gravel. Granite was cut.

Blackwell Section, E. R.

Tools and implements were made and repaired. Caps were made for fender piles. Tide gauges were made and painted. Iron plates were repaired. Concrete material and sand were loaded on scows for shipment. Old iron and timber returned were stored in yard. Timber was shipped.

Gowanus Section, E. R.

Tools and implements were made and repaired. Sewer barrel, fenders, mixing-box and ladders were built. Chains were repaired. Coping stone was loaded on scow for shipment; also concrete material. Granite was cut and loaded on scows for shipment. Iron and timber were prepared for shipment.

Miscellaneous Work.

Acct. B. 0. 5767.—‘Tools were made and repaired.

Acct. B. 0. 5796.—Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. 0. 5902.—Timber was delivered.

Acct. B. 0. 6023.—Tools and implements were made and repaired. Wooden guards, wooden fire-hatch covers, rammer, fire hatches, etc., were made. Chains were repaired. Iron returned was stored. Timber was rafted to be shipped. Concrete material and wire screens were loaded on scow for shipment; also sand.

Acct. B. 0. 6024.—Tools and implements were made and repaired. Bolts, a table for Engineer’s Office, fire-hatch forms, a concrete hopper, sewer barrels, a lever slide, ladders, a bulletin board and fire-hatch covers were made. Landways were repaired and shipped to East 110th Street. Chains were repaired. Iron and timber were shipped. Chains were shipped. Iron, timber and concrete material were shipped.

Acct. B. 0. 6053.—Bolts and tools were repaired. Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. O. 6091.—Old molds were rafted. Signs were painted.

Acct. B. O. 6211.—Timber was loaded on scow for shipment.

Acct. B. 0. 6431.—Timber was prepared.

Acct. B. 0. 6441.—Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. 0. 6600.—Timber was delivered to North 2d Street Pier.

Acct. B. 0. 6708.—Bolts were repaired and threaded.

Acct. B. 0. 6877.—Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. 0. 6882.—Timber was prepared. Ladders and pike poles were made.

Acct. B. 0. 6923.—Blocks and chains were repaired. Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. O. 6927.—Pumps were repaired.

Acct. B. O. 6968.—Iron was prepared.

Acct. B. O. 6971.—Signs were made for East 47th Street Pier. Timber was prepared for East 96th Street Pier. Timber was delivered to East 21st Street Pier. Timber was secured and tools and cleats were repaired for East 20th Street Pier.

Acct. B. 0. 6987.—Augers and cleat bolts were made. Piles and timber were rafted. Iron was loaded on scow.

Acct. B. 0. 7007.—Bolts were cleaned and oiled. Timber was rafted. Dogs, shackles, tools and levers were made.

Acct. B. 0. 7020.—Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. O. 7023.—Granite tools were dressed.

Acct. B. 0. 7043.—Iron was prepared. Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. 0. 7076.—Iron straps and sashes were made.

Acct. B. 0. 7077.—Tools, bolts, toilet seats, sashes and window frames were made. Irons were repaired.

Acct. B. O. 7078.—Toilet seats, sashes and windows were made.

Acet. B. 0. 7079.—Toilet seats and window sashes were made.

Acct. B. O. 7080.—Toilet seats and window sashes were made.

Acct. B. O. 7161.—Timber and piles were rafted.

Acct. B. 0. 7167.—Tools were repaired.

Acct. B. 0. 7181.—Timber was delivered. Tools, straps and irons were made. Acct. B. O. 7222.—Timber was prepared.

Acct. B. 0. 7258.—Iron was prepared and timber was delivered.

Acct. B. O. 7266.—Sewer barrel was made.

Acct. B. 0. 7269.—Timber was prepared.

Acct. B. O. 7280.—Bolts were made. Material was rafted.

Acct. B. O. 7364.—Ring bolts and tools were made. Materials were prepared. Acct. B. O. 7365.—'Piles and timber returned were rafted.

Acct. B. O. 7404.—Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. O. 7405.—Timber was rafted and materials were delivered.

Acct. B.    O.    7462.—Timber was rafted.

Acct. B.    O.    7463.—Wooden horses were    made.

Acct. B.    0.    7464.—Timber was prepared. Bolts were cleaned    and    oiled.

Acct. B.    O.    7472.—Timber was rafted.    Iron was prepared.

Acct. B.    0.    7473.—Timber was rafted.    Bolts and augers were    repaired.

Acct. B.    0.    7482.—Bolts were threaded.

Acct. B. O. 7483.—Timber was rafted. Pike poles and cant hooks were made. Acct. B. O. 7517.—Timber and piles were shipped.

Acct. B. 0. 7524.—Timber was prepared.

Acct. B. O. 7538, 7539, 7544, 7545 and 7549.—'Sand was loaded on scow for paving

work.

Acct. B. 0. 7552.—Paver’s tool box and cart were repaired.

Acct. B. 0. 7554.—Paver’s tools were sharpened.

Acct. B. O. 7556.—Paver’s tools and crowbars were sharpened.

Acct. B. O. 7557.—Paver’s tools were sharpened.

Acct. B. O. 7560.—Paver’s hand trucks, tools and picks were repaired.

Acct. B. O. 7573.—Bolts were threaded.

Acct. B. O. 7574.—Tools and ring bolts were made.

Acct. B. O. 7625.—Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. O. 7626.—Timber was delivered.

Acct. B. 0. 7627.—Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. 0. 7628.—Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. 0. 7629.—Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. O. 7630.—Timber was rafted and iron was prepared. Tools were repaired. Acct. B. O. 7648.—Timber was delivered.

Acct. B. 0. 7673.—Timber was delivered.

Acct. B. O. 7674.—Tools and ring bolts were made.

Acct. B. O. 7681.—Timber was delivered.

Acct. B. O. 7776.—Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. 0. 7820.—Pike poles and cant hooks were made. Timber was rafted. Bolts were cleaned, oiled and threaded.

Acct. B. O. 7821.—Timber was secured.

Acct. B. 0. 7823.—Iron and timber were prepared. Bolts were cleaned, oiled and

threaded.

Acct. B. O. 7853.—Timber was delivered.

Acct. B. 0. 7872.—Timber was rafted for repairs to backing log between 16th and 17th Streets, E. R. Catamaran was repaired for use at East 30th Street, E. R.

Acct. B. 0. 7875.—Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. 0. 7883.—Timber was rafted. Signs were made and painted.

Acct. B. 0. 7901.—Iron was prepared.

Acct. B. 0. 7953.—Timber was rafted. Iron was prepared. Tools and pile bands were repaired.

Acet. B. 0. 7959.—Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. 0. 7984.—Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. 0. 8019.—Piles were delivered.

Acct. E. O. 8670.—Chains were made.

Acct. E. 0. for Borings at South Brooklyn.—Pike poles, cant hooks, sample boxes and spikes were made.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF THE YARD.

Old toilet in yard was removed and a new toilet was built in its place; 40 batches of concrete were used for same; a tin roof was put on same.

A toolhouse was built for the stonecutters.

A furnace was made to heat tar; a timber rack was made.

Repairs were made to the following: storage bins, sheds, platforms, hoisting engine, falls and boom of hoisting engine, generator in engine room, trolley crane and track, shops and shanties in yard, water pipes and hydrants, leaders and gutters in yard, stoves in the shops and shanties, steam pipes in the yard, etc. 138 square yards of granite pavement were relaid in the yard.

Painting was done on the following: Flagpole, boom of hoisting engine, new toilet, storage sheds, shops, shanties, platforms, trolley crane, canopy crane over blocks, shanties on East 25th Street pier, fence around yard, signs at entrance, watchman’s shanty at entrance, etc.

A drill press was put in the tinsmith shop and shelves were put up in the shop.

Sashes and windows were glazed as required.

Water pipes were boxed. Water pipes were put up on the mixing platform. A steam pipe line was laid to the mixing platform.

Snow was cleaned from the yard as required.

The East 25th Street pier was repaired; 19 oak and 25 yellow pine piles were driven for round corners which were built; fender piles were covered with galvanized iron.

The yard was cleaned and Department property was cared for.

WALI.ABOUT TIMBER BASIN, BROOKLYN.

B. 0. 6091.

The old material storage basin has been maintained during the year until December 10th, 1909, when it was abolished.

NOTT AVE. TIMBER BASIN, QUEENS.

B. 0. 7883.

A timber basin has been established and is being maintained. The old pile structures in the basin have been removed, November lst-7th; 3 new and 28 second-hand piles were driven in the basin December llth-22d. Work begun November 1st, 1909, and in progress.

SALE OF OLD MATERIAL.

The following old material was sold at public auction and removed by the purchasers:

Monday, June 7, 1909, and on Tuesday, June 8, 1909.

At Department Yard, Foot of West 80th Street.

Lot No. 1.—One horizontal return tubular boiler, 72 inches diameter, about 18 feet long.

Lot No. 2.—One old J. P. Allen duplex air compressor.

Lot No. 3.—One old air receiver tank, 32 inches diameter by about 9 feet long.

Lot No. 4.—Two Worthington duplex steam pumps, with cylinders about 5% inches by 4% inches by 5 inches.

Lot No. 5.—About 10 tons of old scrap iron.

Lot No. 6.—One lot of slate, 33 pieces, sizes varying from 16 inches by 36 inches by 1 inch thick to 29 inches by 60 inches by 2 inches thick.

Lot No. 7.—Two cast-iron cylinders, filled with concrete; size, 14 inches by 18 inches by 6 feet long.

Lot No. 8.—(Two lengths of 10-inch rubber suction hose, each about 9 feet long.

Lot No. 9.—A pile of old tin in sheets, varying from very small sizes up to 2 feet by 4 feet; the contents of this pile about 40 feet long by 12 feet by 4 feet high, or about 1,920 cubic feet, including the voids.

At Timbr Basin, Foot of West 75th treet.

Lot No. 10.—One 3-foot by 10-foot plank, rafted, 25 by 25 feet square, 4 courses, and about 1 foot deep; in very poor condition.

Lot No. 11.—Forty-three pairs of knee rubber boots and nine pairs of hip rubber boots, unfit for Department use.

At Department Yard, Foot of West 57th Street.

Lot No. 12.—About 150 pairs of old rubber boots.

Lot No. 13.—About 2,500 pounds of old rope.

At Pier “A,” North River.

Lot No. 14.—One lot of old rubber, consisting of thirteen auto shoes and eight inner tubes.

At Ferry Terminal, St. George, Borough of Richmond.

Lot No. 15.—Fifteen tons of old boiler tubes.

Lot No. 16.—Six tons of cast-iron scrap.

Lot No. 17.—Six tons of old sheet iron.

Sale of Old Material.

At Ferry Terminal, 89th Street, Borough of Brooklyn.

Lot No. 18.—One Davidson pump, 6 by 7 by 9-foot.

Lot No. 19.—One steam end of Blake pump, 15-inch by 24-inch, with two doubleacting pumps, 4-inch by 24-inch, and with framework.

Lot No. 20.—One air pump end, 20-inch by 24-inch, with composition lining.

Lot No. 21.—One circulating pump end, 20-incli by 24-inch, with composition

lining.

Lot No. 22.—One cast-iron valve chest for above pump, with bonnet and cast-iron

dome.

Lot No. 23.—Two portions of cast-iron hot well box, weight about 800 pounds each. Lot No. 24.—Two old wrouglit-iron tanks, about 3-foot by 3-foot by 4 foot.

Lot No. 25.—Four old gatepost castings, about 200 pounds, each.

Lot No. 26.—Four circular coal hatch frames, cast iron.

Lot No. 27.—One cast-iron box strainer, 16 inches square.

Lot No. 28.—One cast-iron air chamber, for circulating pump, suction, weight about 400 pounds.

Lot No. 29.—About % ton sheet and angle iron scrap.

Lot No. 30.—One small lot electrical pipe conduit.

Lot No. 31.—One small lot %-inch and 1-inch iron pipe.

Lot No. 32.—One Davidson 6-inch by 7-inch by 9-inch pump.

Lot No. 33.—About 400 feet old wire cable.

Lot No. 34.—About 600 pounds scrap iron.

Lot No. 35.—Four oak doors.

Lot No. 36.—Six curved oak sashes.

Lot No. 37.—Twelve flat oak sashes.

Lot No. 38.—Six oak screens.

Lot No. 39.—Four curved oak screens.

Lot No. 40.—About 25 old oak veneer seats and oak framework.

Lot No. 41.—About 48 chandelier brackets for electric lights.

At the Drydock of James Shewan & Sons, Foot of East Houston Street, Manhattan. Lot No. 42.—About seven tons of scrap iron.

25 feet.

At the Wallabout Basin, Borough of Brooklyn.

Lot No. 43.—Raft of 4-inch by 10-inch yellow pine, six courses deep, 24 feet by

feet.

Lot No. 44.—Three-inch by 10-inch yellow pine, seven courses deep, 21 feet by 23

Lot No. 45.—Twelve-inch by 12-inch yellow pine, and 4-inch by 10-inch yellow pine, 2 feet 4 inches deep, 22 feet by 24 feet.

Lot No. 46.—Four-inch by 10-inch yellow pine, seven courses deep, 25 feet by 25

feet.

feet.

Lot No. 47.—Twelve-inch by 12-inch yellow pine, five courses deep, 32 feet by 35

feet.

Lot No. 48.—Three-inch by 10-inch yellow pine, twelve courses deep, 25 feet by 25

Lot No. 49.—Twelve-inch by 12-inch, 5-inch by 10-inch, 3-inch by 10-inch, 4-inch by 10-inch, 4 feet deep, 21 feet by 26 feet.

Lot No. 50.—Twelve-inch by 12-inch, 5-inch by 10-inch, 3-inch by 10-inch, 19 yellow pine piles, about 20 feet; 1 oak pile, about 25 feet; raft, 5 feet deep, 25 feet by 30 feet.

Lot No. 51.—Raft of 12-inch by 12-inch, 3-inch by 10-inch, 5-inch by 10-inch yellow pine, 4 feet deep, 35 feet by 21 feet; 25 yellow pine piles, 10 feet and up; 6 oak piles, 25 feet and up.

Lot No. 52.—Twelve-inch by 12-inch yellow pine, 8-inch by 12-inch oak, one course deep, 10 feet by 50 feet.

Lot No. 53.—'Raft of 25 spruce piles, 35 to 40 feet long.

Lot No. 54.—Raft of piles, 10 to 25 feet long; size of raft, 25 feet by 28 feet; one course deep.

Lot No. 55.—Raft of 12-inch by 12-inch, 4-inch by 10-inch, 5-inch by 10-inch, 19 yellow pine piles; raft about 3 feet deep, 20 feet by 25 feet.

Lot No. 56.—Raft of yellow pine timber, 4-inch by 10-inch, eight courses deep, 20 feet by 30 feet.

Lot No. 57.—Raft of 21 spruce mold boards, 35 square inches in each; 10 spruce mold boxes, about 2 feet by 8 feet.

Lot No. 58.—Catamaran J, 78 pile butts, 20 feet to 23 feet long; 67 pile props, 14 feet to 22 feet; 5 piles, 42 feet to 48 feet long.

Lot No. 59.—Raft of 4-inch by 10-inch yellow pine, eleven courses deep, 25 feet by

30 feet.

Lot No. 60.—Raft of 12-inch by 12-inch yellow pine, 770 linear feet; 6-inch by 12-inch yellow pine, 150 linear feet; 5-inch by 10-inch yellow pine, 300 linear feet; 9 spruce piles, 20 feet and up.

Lot No. 61.—Twelve-inch by 12-inch yellow pine, 460 linear feet; 3-inch by 10-inch and 4-inch by 10-inch yellow pine, 1,000 linear feet; 25 yellow pine piles, 25 feet and up.

Lot No. 62.—4-inch by 10-inch yellow pine, 3 feet deep, 22 feet by 25 feet.

Lot No. 63.—12-inch by 12-inch yellow pine, 2 courses deep, 20 feet by 30 feet.

At East 2Jfth Street Yard.

Lot No. 64.—1,000 pounds scrap iron, including cast iron, wrought iron, wire, etc. Lot No. 65.—2,000 paving blocks (large).

Lot No. 66.—Two blacksmith’s bellows.

Lot No. 67.—275 feet of 1%-inch hose, 75 pairs old rubber boots, 15 diving dresses. Monday, November 29, 1909.

At West 80th Street.

Lot No. 1.—About 15 tons scrap iron.

Lot No. 2.—Five lengths of old rubber suction hose, 8-inch and 10-inch.

At West 75th Street.

Lot. No. 3.—Raft of old yellow pine and spruce, 30 by 35 by 2; bad condition.

At West 57th Street.

Lot No. 4.—Two divers’ dresses.

Lot No. 5.—Seventeen pairs rubber boots.

Lot. No. 6.—One diver’s helmet and collar.

Lot. No. 7.—About 1,500 pounds old rope.

At SIfth Street, Brooklyn.

Lot No 8.—About 550 yellow pine pile butts, averaging about 19 feet long. Lot No. 9.—One 12-inch drain.

Sale of Old Material.

At 39th Street, Brooklyn. Lot No. 10.—About iy₂ tons scrap iron.

At St. George, Borough of Richmond.

Lot No. 11.—About iy₂ tons old rope.

Lot No. 12—About 4 tons boiler tubes.

Lot No. 13.—About 3 tons scrap iron.

Lot No. 14.—About 1,000 pounds old rubber hose. Thursday, November 4, 1909.

At W allabout Basin, Brooklyn.

Lot No. 1.—Raft of pile tops, 10 to 25 feet long. Size of raft, 25 by 28 feet.

Lot No, 2.—Raft of 3-inch by 10-inch yellow pine, 16 courses deep. Size of raft, 25 by 25 feet.

Lot No. 3.—Raft of 12-inch by 12-inch yellow pine, one course deep. Size of raft,

13    by 28 feet.

Lot No. 4.—Raft of 4-inch by 10-inch yellow pine, nine courses deep. Size of raft,

14    by 30 feet, and three pieces 12 by 12, 30 feet long.

Lot No. 5.—Raft of 12 by 12 yellow pine and 4 by 10 yellow pine; also some spruce piles and white pine, 3 feet deep. Size of raft, 24 by 38 feet.

Lot No. 6.—Raft of 3 by 10 yellow pine, 5 courses deep. Size of raft, 22 by 29 feet. Lot No. 7.—Raft of 12 by 12 yellow pine and 4 by 10 yellow pine; one course of 12 by 12 and five courses of 4 by 10. Size of raft, 18 by 19 feet.

Lot No. 8.—Raft of 3 by 10 yellow pine, six courses deep. Size of raft, 16 by 24

feet.

Lot No. 9.—Raft of 4 by 10 yellow pine, five courses deep. Size of raft, 18 by 20

feet.

Lot No. 10.—Raft of 12 by 12 yellow pine, four courses deep. Size of raft, 21 by

30 feet.

Lot No. 11.—Raft of 4 by 10 yellow pine, three courses deep. Size of raft, 22 by

15 feet.

Lot No. 12.—Raft of seven yellow pine piles, 18 to 22 feet long.

Lot No. 13.—Catamaran II, containing 162 yellow pine pile butts, 22 to 24 feet

long.

Lot No. 14.—Catamaran N, containing 70 yellow pine pile butts, 20 to 27 feet long.

Lot No. 15.—Catamaran P, containing 74 oak piles, 30 to 45 feet long; also 38 yellow pine piles, 30 to 40 feet long.

Lot No. 16.—Catamaran Q, containing 20 oak piles, 15 to 25 feet long, and 20 yellow pine piles, 15 to 25 feet long.

Lot No. 17.—Raft of 5 by 10 and 4 by 10 yellow pine, two and one-half courses deep. Size of raft, 18 by 18 feet.

Lot No. 18.—Raft of 4 by 10 yellow pine, two courses deep. Size of raft, 12 by

30 feet.

Lot No. 19.—Raft of 15 mould boards, each 8 by 9 feet.

Lot No 20.—Raft of 4 by 10 yellow pine, five courses deep. Size of raft, 25 by 28 feet. Catamarans not included in sale.

349

Granite.

STATEMENT OF GRANITE, EAST 24TH STREET YARD, JANUARY 1 TO DECEMBER 31, 1909, INCLUSIVE.

Amount

$21.05

11.55

ore

7.97

52.91

1,918 48 3,199.48

2,371.94

f-i

Price

per

Cubic Foot

Balance On Hand December 31,1909

Issued

the Works

Received During the Year

On Hand January 1, 1909

Date of Treasurer’s

Treasurer’s Order

1,779.11

4,680.80

P~

.    ► i

1.14,048.39

$ .64

eoi

on

.85

.741

.92*

.95

1.03J

.94

.89

.99

95

L»

i.oo:

^ p*

32.9

32.9

13.5

13.5

eoi

6.0

10.7

57.2

1.853.6

3.403.7 2,665.1

1,872.75

4,680.8

14,593.25

140.5

2,605.3

3,984.0

10,282.8

2,213.2

2,370.7

1,872.75 7,051.50

8,924.25    21,610.0

eoi

6.0

10.7

57.2

140.5

4,458.9

7,387.7

12,947.9

2,213.2

27,279.0

or

OR

Contract No.

Contract Number

Class

June 15, 1892 March 1, 1900 April 21,1900 May 18, 1900 Oct. 21, 1901 Dec. 30, 1903 Aug. 3, 1905 March 2, 1906 Nov. 2, 1906 April 4, 1908 April 4, 1908 Sept. 14, 1909 July 28, 1909

Treasurer’s Order, No. 16,145

20,392

20,676

679

Contract No.

717

782

932

978

“ ..........1,032

No. Class 1... . 1,126 “    “    2.... 1,126

“    “    1.... 1,174

*■

“ 2.... 1,174

Headers and Stretchers.

Coping...............

Headers and Stretchers. Coping...............

Department Yards.

REPORT OF STOCK ON HAND, PURCHASED AND RECEIVED FROM SECTIONS AND ISSUED FROM WEST 57TH STREET YARD, N. R., FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909.

Balance of stock on hand December 31, 1908

Purchased to December 31, 1909...........

Received from Sections to December 31, 1909

$218,624 64 112,722 96 5,364 33

Total to be accounted for..........

Issued to the following Sections:

Floating property.....................

North River Sections..................

East River Sections...................

General Repairs Account...............

Dock Superintendent ..................

Pier “A,” N. R.......................

Surveying party......................

West 57th Street Yard, N. R...........

Timber Basin, 75th Street, N. R........

Municipal Ferries.....................

Concrete Block Account...............

Gowanus Section......................

Balance stock on hand December 31, 1909

$336,711 93

$46,325 20 14,809 98 16,963 44 350 20 3,914 69 320 45 841 86 4,829 90 467 80 19,885 55 18 82 5,715 52 222,268 52

$336,711 93

351

Department Yards.

Sawed

Spruce

H"x9"xl3'

Pieces

1,368

CO

-

co

STATEMENT OF THE TRANSACTION OF THE TIMBER BASIN DURING THE YEAR 1909.

Sawed Sawed Spruce Spruce 2/'x5"xl3'    3"x4"13'

White

Pine

Novelty

Siding

White

Pine

Roofing

Boards

Oak

Piles

Yellow

Pine

Piles

Sawed

New

Oregon

Pine

Sawed

New

Oak

Sawed

New

Spruce

Sawed

New

Yellow

Pine

Pieces

Pieces

Pieces

Pieces

Ft. B. M. Ft. B. M. Ft. B. M. Ft. B. M.

959

959

1,468

1,590

4,374

908

1,468

1,590

5,282

431

9,292

94,052

On hand Dec. 25, 1908. .. . 3,882,517 |    534,514 |    432,440

Receipts during 1909...............

Contract No. 1139, Class 1. 3,196,248 “    “    763,    “    2.    11,775

“    “    1043,    “    2

“    “    1190    “    2

2,340

225,789

1,594

1190

1,032

1,463

7,090,540    762,643    432,440    94,052    10,886

9911

“ 1004, Class 4

Totals,

Department Yards.

352

Sawed

Spruce

H"x9"xl3'

Pieces

35

1,024

217

92

1,368

1,368

Sawed

Spruce

3"x4"xl3'

Pieces

79

257

559

46

18

959

959

Sawed

Spruce

2"x5"xl3'

Pieces

741

577

150

1,468

1,468

White

Pine

Novelty

Siding

Pieces

375

251

22

653

937

1,590

White

Pine

Roofing

Boards

Pieces

280

468

1,134

745

701

235

3,563

1,719

5,282

Oak

Piles

334

250

30

30

36

680

783

1,463

Yellow

Pine

Piles

1,429

666

3,203

105

5,403

5,483

10,886

Sawed

New

Oregon

Pine

Ft. B. M.

6,187

2,610

8,797

85,255

94,052

Sawed

New

Oak

Ft. B. M.

9,117

5,449

62,930

677

78,173

354,267

432,440

Sawed

New

Spruce

Ft. B. M.

272,995

64,327

82,598

96,392

31,077

1,901

549,290

213,353

762,643

Sawed

New

Yellow

Ft. B. M.

1,349,109

1,149,875

350.262 323,571

134.263 65,236

210

3,372,526

3,718,014

7,090,540

Deliveries during the Year 1909 for Construction Repairs and Maintenance To THE

North River

East River..........

Borough “ Brooklyn ’ ’ Bureau of Ferries.....

Floating Property. General Repairs. . Bureau of Docks..

Total Deliveries.

On hand Dec. 30, 1909.

Totals

WORK DONE FOR OTHER DEPARTMENTS.

Department oe Finance.

Department tug employed in service of Paymaster, 746 hours.

Department of Public Charities.

Pier Foot of 26th Street, E. R.

Under B. 0. 7181 the Department force drove 22 spring piles on north side of pier to facilitate the landing of boats. Begun April 28, 1909, and finished May 14, 1909.

Under B. 0. 7007 the Department force made repairs to approach and decking on pier. Begun March 5, 1909, and finished April 13, 1909.

Under B. O. 7405 the Department force made repairs to pier at outshore end. Begun August 7, 1909, and finished October 6, 1909.

Under B. O. 7722 the Department force constructed a small sluiceway outer end of pier. Begun September 21, 1909, and finished October 4. 1909.

Pier Foot of 53d Street, E. R.

Under B. 0. 7182 the Department force renewed and refastened the fender system outshore end of the pier. Begun April 13, 1909, and finished April 23, 1909.

Pier Foot of 91st Street, E. R.

Under E. O. piece of backing log at outer end was cut out for gangway. August 12-13, 1909.

Blackwell’s Island.

Under B. 0. 7280 the Department force made repairs to the Metropolitan Hospital Dock. Begun May 14, 1909, and finished May 26, 1909.

Under B. 0. 7404 the Department force constructed a 25-foot extension to the City Hospital Dock. Begun June 3, 1909, and finished June 16, 1909.

Under B. O. the department force made repairs to the decking on the west side of the City Hospital Dock. Cleats were refastened. Begun November 30, 1909, and finished December 1, 1909.

Randall’s Island.

Under B. O. 7947 the Department force made repairs to the City Hospital Dock. Begun November 29, 1909, and suspended.

Under B. 0. 7524 the Department force prepared a berth for floating bath-house on north side of the Island. Begun July 9, 1909, and finished September 30, 1909.

Bellevue and Allied Hospitals.

Pier Foot of Jackson Street, E. R.

Under B. O. 7753 the Department force made repairs to pier at berth occupied by feryboat “Westfield.” Begun September 18, 1909, and finished November 23, 1909.

Department of Heaxth.

North of 16th Street, E. R.

Under B. O. 7962 the Department force removed a cleat north of 16th Street and installed a mooring post on bulkhead. Begun December 15, 1909, and finished December 18, 1909.

Work Done for Other Departments.

Foot of 116th Street, H. R.

Under B. 0. 7266 sewer was extended by Department force. Begun May 13, 1909, and finished August 10, 1909.

Forth Brothers Island.

Under B. 0. 6896 the Department force cut a sluiceway in platform on the southerly side of the Island. Begun December 26, 1908, and finished January 9, 1909.

West Side of North Brothers Island.

Under B. O. 7517 the Department force widened the south dock. Begun August 11, 1909, and finished September 1, 1909.

North Brothers Island.

Under B. O. 7449 the Department force removed derrick from the east to the west dock. Begun June 11, 1909, and finished June 12, 1909.

Fire Department.

Battery Landing, E. R.

Under B. O. 7473 the Department force made repairs to landing. Begun June 28, 1909, and finished July 19, 1909.

Pier 32, E. R.

Under B. O. 6968 the Department force constructed an extension to the platform on the westerly side of the pier. Begun January 18, 1909, and finished February 1, 1909.

Department of Correction.

Hart’s Island, E. It.

Under B. O. 7236 the Department force repaired float and placed a new float at City Island. Begun April 13, 1909, and finished April 26, 1909.

Under B. O. 7365 the Department force made repairs to dock. Begun May 27, 1909, and finished June 12, 1909.

Police Department.

Between East 120th and East 121st Streets, H. R.

Under B. 0. 7820 the Department force constructed a passageway. Begun October 27, 1909, and finished November 19, 1909.

Under B. 0. 7235 the Department force constructed a passageway and cut a sluiceway. Begun May 1, 1909, and finished May 8, 1909.

Pier “A,” N. R.

Under B. O. 7649 the launches “B” and “Queens” were directed to report to the commanding officer of the Harbor Precinct for police duty during the Hudson-Fulton celebration.

Street Cleaning Department.

Wallalout Basin.

Under B. 0. 7879 the Department force moored a floating dump at the Clinton Avenue extension. Begun October 28 and finished November 6, 1909.

Commissioner of Accounts.

Under B. 0. 6900 a steam launch, material and two laborers were directed to report to Pier “A,” N. R., for the purpose of inspecting sewer outlet near the foot of 49th Street, New York Bay. Begun December 19, 1908, and finished December 19, 1908. Not reported until 1909.

Work for the Borough President, Manhattan.

Between Jackson and Corlears Street, E. R.

Under B. O. 7574 the Department force prepared a berth for a public bath. Begun July 13, 1909, and finished October 11, 1909.

Pier Foot of 96th Street, E. R.

Under B. O. 7482 the Department force prepared a berth at the north side of the pier for a public bath. Begun July 20, 1909, and finished October 16, 1909.

Bath Houses on East and Harlem Rivers.

Under B. O. 7364 the Department force prepared berths for the placing of public baths at the following locations: South side of Pier New 33, E. R.; north side of East 5th Street Pier, south side of East 112th Street Pier, north side of West 51st Street Pier, one each, and two at the Battery, N. R. Begun June 25, 1909, and finished October 25, 1909.

Foot of 82d Street, N. R.

Under B. O. 7572 the Department force prepared a berth for a public bath. Begun July 26, 1909, and finished October 10, 1909.

Foot of 98th Street, E. R.

Under B. 0. 7573 the Department force prepared a berth for a public bath. Begun July 16, 1909, and finished September 22, 1909.

218th Street, Harlem River Ship Canal.

Under B. 0. 7593 the Department force prepared a berth for a public bath. Begun July 19, 1909, and finished September 30, 1909.

IIudson-Fulton Celebration.

Miscellaneous.

B. O. 7649. August 5, 1909.

Direction to send launch “Bronx” to commanding officer, Harbor Precinct, for police duty, Hudson-Fulton celebration, on September 25, 1909. Complied with.

Work Done for Other Departments.

RECAPITULATION OF DREDGING DONE FOR OTHER DEPARTMENTS

4    ...

Location.

Amount

Men

Cubic

Yards.

Con

tract

Number.

Begun.

Finished.

Dump, Canal street, Pier No. 33, D. S. C.......N. R.

“ 47th street, south side, D. S. C.........N. R.

“    134 th street, D. S. C...

. . .N. R.

6755

2110

917

1154

1198

1154

Feb. 18, 1909 Dec. 1, 1909 Mar. 13, 1909

Feb. 24, 1909 Deo. 2, 1909 Mar. 13, 1909

Clinton street, D. S. C

.. .E. R.

1392

1188

Stanton street.....

.. .E. R.

1439

1188

30th street, D. S. C... 46t,h street, D. S. C... 80th street, D. S. C... 80th street, D. S. C...

... E. R.

... E. R.

. . E. R.

.. . E. R.

8450

1449

772

735

1111

1111

mi

1188

Oct. 23, 1909 Oct. 28, 1909 Jan. 6, 1909 Jan. 15, 1909 Jan. 5, 1909 Oct. 26, 1909

Oct. 25, 1909 Oct. 29, 1909 Jan. 13, 1909 Jan. 15, 1909 Jan. 5, 1909 Oct. 27, 1909

Dump, 107th street, D. S. C... . “    107th street, D. S. C... .

“    139th street, D. S. C....

“ Lincoln avenue, D. S. C.

. . .H. R.

. .H. R.

. . H. R.

.....H. R.

2785

2627

2214

1150

1111

1111

1111

mi

Dec. 31, 1908 June 8,1909 June 21, 1909 Jan. 16, 1909

Jan. 4, 1909 June 10, 1909 June 22, 1909 Jan. 18, 1909

tllOth street, Hudson Fulton Memorial fllOth street, Hudson Fulton Memorial

N. R.

N. R.

8666

1154

June 22, 1909

665

1154

July 1, 1909

t Hudson Fulton Memorial.

DRAUGHTING ROOM.

Report of Work Done in the Draughting Room for the Year Ending

December 31, 1909.

PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, ESTIMATES AND STUDIES FOR CONTRACT WORK.

Plans, specifications and forms of contract have been prepared, as follows:

Borough of Manhattan.

Pier 5S, N. R.:

Under an E. O., plans, specifications and form of contract for refendering Pier 53 N. R., Chelsea Section, and for building a freight shed thereon and on the adjacent bulkhead, were prepared and forwarded with an estimate of cost. .January 25, 1909. (Contract No. 1156, awarded to McHarg-Barton Co. on March 30, 1909, for

$247,300.)

Pier 25, E. R.:

Under an E. 0., plans, specifications and form of contract for a new pier, No. 25, E. R., at the foot of Oliver Street, were revised and forwarded... .January 29, 1909. (Contract No. 1147; not yet advertised.)

West S2d Street, N. R.:

March 8, 1909.

Under an E. 0., an estimate for extending the pier at West 32d Street, N. R., was submitted

West 110th Street, N. R.:

Under an E. O., plans, specifications and form of contract for building a landing platform with appurtenances, to be used in connection with the Hudson-Fulton celebration, were prepared and forwarded with an estimate of cost.. .April 24, 1909.

Resubmitted with revised estimate of cost

May 12, 1909.

(Contract No. 1180, awarded on July 2, 1909, to the Phoenix Construction Co. for $25,397.)

Granite Paving, E. and N. R.:

May 1, 1909.

Under an E. 0., plans, specifications and form of contract for laying granite block pavement between Whitehall and Broad Streets, E. R.; between Albany and Liberty Streets N. R.; between West 30th and West 33d Streets N. R., and for laying a crosswalk along the southerly line of West 22d Street, were prepared and forwarded with an estimate of cost

This contract was resubmitted with a change from granite block to iron slag block on that portion between Whitehall and Broad Streets, E. R., with revised

estimate, on

May 8, 1909.

(Contract No. 1186, awarded to: Class I, Cunningham & Kearns, $5,600, on October 23, 1909; Class II, Dunbar Cont. Co., $27,000, on November 24, 1909; Class III, Dunbar Cont. Co., $25,500, on November 24, 1909.)

Granite for Bulkhead Wall:

May 4, 1909.

Under an E. 0., specifications and form of contract for supplying granite for bulkhead wall were revised and forwarded with an estimate of cost

(Contract No. 1174, awarded to: Class I, Mich. McGrath & Co., $1,710, on September 14, 1909; Class II, Ryan & Parker, $7,000, on July 28, 1909.)

West 95th Street:

June 30, 1909.

Under an E. O., work was done in preparing plans for building a pier at the foot of West 95th Street, N. R. Due to the fact that access to the pier would be impossible on account of an existing lease, work was suspended and the order was returned

Whitehall Street:

Under an E. 0., plans, specifications and form of contract for office enclosures and an elevator were prepared and forwarded with an estimate of cost. .December 29, 1909. (Not yet advertised.)

West 131st Street:

Under an E. 0., plans, specifications and form of contract are now being prepared for a steel shed to be erected on the pier at the foot of West 131st Street and adjacent bulkhead.

(Work is now in progress.)

East 23d Street and Roosevelt Street:

Under an E. 0., plans, specifications and form of contract are being prepared for the reconstruction of the ferry structures at the foot of East 23d Street and Roosevelt Street, with a view of resuming the ferry service to Broadway, Brooklyn. (Work is now in progress.)

Pier 6, E. R. :

Under an E. 0., plans, specifications and form of contract are being prepared for repairing Pier 6, E. R.

(Work is now in progress.)

Chelsea Section:

Supplementary plans have been made for the sheds and the heating and lighting thereof, and shop drawings to the extent of 433 have been checked and corrected.

Borough of The Bronx.

No work done or ordered.

Borough of Brooklyn.

31st Street Pier:

Under an E. 0., plans, specifications and form of contract for a new pier between 31st and 32d Streets, South Brooklyn, to be known as the 31st Street Pier, were

prepared and forwarded, with an estimate of cost, on This contract was revised and resubmitted on. ..

February 20, 1909. . . . .April 16, 1909.

(Contract No. 1095, awarded to Harry R. Wheeler on July 13, 1909, for

$174,587.)

39th Street Ferry:

Under an E. 0., plans, specifications and form of contract for laying a doubletrack extension to trolley railroad at the South Brooklyn Terminal of the 39th Street Ferry were prepared and forwarded, with an estimate of cost, on March 2, 1909.

(Contract No. 1169, awarded on April 21, 1909, to Arthur T. Prescott for

$6,450.)

Whale Creek:

Under an E. O., plans, specifications and form of contract for building the exterior pier at Whale Creek were prepared and forwarded, with an estimate of cost,

on

May 22, 1909.

(Contract No. 1192; not yet advertised.)

Whale Creek:

Under an E. O., plans, specifications and form of contract for building a bulkhead wall at Whale Creek were prepared and forwarded, with an estimate of cost,

on

...........................................................June 4, 1909.

(Contract No. 1027, bids received December 21, 1909. Lowest bidder, McHarg-Barton Co., $42,134. Not yet awarded.)

31st Street Pier Shed:

Under an E. O., plans, specifications and form of contract for building the 31st Street pier shed were prepared and forwarded, with an estimate of cost, on June 29, 1909.

(Contract No. 1196, awarded to Chas. Meads & Co., on October 23, 1909, for

$155,500.)

Shop drawings to the extent of 50 have been checked and corrected.

33d Street Pier:

Under an E. O., plans, specifications and form of contract for building a pier at the foot of 33d Street, South Brooklyn, were prepared and forwarded, with an estimate

September 29, 1909. .November 20, 1909.

of cost, on....................................

This contract was revised and resubmitted on (Contract No. 1202, bids received on December 13, 1909. Lowest bidder, Harry R. Wheeler, $236,500. Not yet awarded.)

30th Street Pier:

Under an E. O., plans, specifications and form of contract for building a pier near the foot of 30th Street, South Brooklyn, were prepared and forwarded, with an

October 27, 1909.

estimate of cost, on.....................

(Contract No. 1209; not yet advertised.)

35th Street Pier:

Under an E. O., plans, specifications and form of contract for a pier near the foot of 35th Street have been prepared and are being held in abeyance, awaiting the further development of the bottom conditions at the site of the proposed work.

29th Street Pier:

Under an E. O., work is being done in the preparation of plans, specifications and form of contract for a new pier between 28th and 29th Streets, to be known as the 29tli Street Pier.

39th Street Ferry ho use:

Under Contract No. 1057, George B. Post & Sons have been engaged in the preparation of plans in conjunction with this office for a terminal ferryhouse at 39th Street. This work is still in progress.

Broadway :

Under an E. O., plans, specifications and form of contract are being prepared for the reconstruction of the ferry structures near the foot of Broadway, with a view of resuming the ferry service to East 23d Street and Roosevelt Street, Manhattan. This work is now in progress.

Gold Street:

Under an E. O., plans, specifications and form of contract for widening and extending the pier at the foot of Gold Street are being prepared. Work is now in progress.

North 1st Street:

Under an E. 0., studies for a new ferry between North 1st and North 2d Streets were prepared. Work abandoned.

83d Street Pier Shed:

Under an E. 0.. plans are being prepared for a shed on the 33d Street Pier. This work is now in progress.

Borough of Queens.

Jamaica Avenue:

Under an E. O., plans, specifications and form of contract for building a new pier at the foot of Jamaica Avenue, Astoria, were prepared and forwarded, with an

January 16 1909. . . .April 28, 1909.

estimate of cost, on.........................

This contract was revised and resubmitted (Contract No. 1181, awarded to Phoenix Construction Co. on July 13, 1909, for $11,897.)

Nott Avenue:

Under an E. O., studies were prepared for building a Department yard in the vicinity of Nott Avenue.

Borough of Richmond.

St. George:

June 29, 1909.

Under an E. O., plans, specifications and form of contract for building a steel viaduct at St. George, extending from Jay Street to the ferry platform, were prepared and forwarded, with an estimate of cost, on

(Contract No. 1197, awarded to the Snare & Triest Co. on October 21, 1909, for $43,570.)

Shop drawings to the extent of six have been checked and corrected.

St. George:

Under an E. O., plans, specifications and form of contract for constructing railings, gates and stairway in the ferryhouse at St. George were prepared and forwarded,

December 18, 1909.

with an estimate of cost, on................

(Contract No. 1213; not yet advertised.)

PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATES FOR CONSTRUCTION OR REPAIRS BY DEPARTMENT LABOR OR UNDER DEPARTMENT ORDERS.

Borough of Manhattan.

Pier 10, N. R. :

Under an E. O., plans and estimate of quantities for a toilet house on the roof of the bulkhead shed near Pier 10, N. R., were prepared and forwarded March 25, 1909.

West 80th Street to West 81st Street:

September —, 1909.

Plans were prepared for the construction of a reviewing stand for the Hudson-Fulton celebration and forwarded

North, River:

Plans for the construction of landing gangways for the various landing floats in connection with the Hudson-Fulton celebration were prepared and forwarded August 4, 1909.

Whitehall Street:

November —, 1909.

Plans for a new stairway in the Staten Island ferryliouse, at the foot of Whitehall Street, were prepared and forwarded

Pier “A,” N. R.:

December 3, 1909.

Plans for a spring backing for fender piles along the south side of Pier “A” were prepared and forwarded

West 22d to West 23d Streets:

Plans for a tablet to be erected on the electrolier near West 23d Street were prepared and forwarded.

East 29th Street:

Studies were made for the bulkhead wall construction at the foot of East 29th Street as proposed to be built for the Bellevue and allied hospitals.

Chelsea Section:

Plans for loading signs to be placed in the Chelsea sheds were made and forwarded.

Borough of The Bronx.

No work done or ordered.

Borough of Brooklyn.

Qowanus Section:

February 19, 1909.

Plans for the bulkhead wall at the Gowanus Section were prepared and forwarded

51st to 52d Streets:

June 5, 1909.

Plans for a platform to be built for the Commercial Coal Co. between 51st and 52d Streets were prepared and forwarded

51st to 52d Streets:

November 16, 1909.

Plans for boom logs and pile clusters between 51st and 52d Streets were prepared and forwarded

39 th Street Ferry:

December 8, 1909.

Plans for a temporary paved approach to 39th Street Ferry were prepared and forwarded

Borough of Queens.

No work done or ordered.

Borough or Richmond.

St. George:

August 30, 1909.

Plans for a post-office building, to be installed in the ferryhouse at St. George, were prepared and forwarded

St. George:

Plans for a concrete retaining wall at St. George were made and forwarded.

General

Annual Report:

February 16, 1909.

The report of work done in draughting room for the year 1908 was prepared and forwarded

1910 to 1914:

An estimate of work for the years 1910 to 1914 was made and forwarded November 22, 1909.

Plans showing standard side and corner fendering for piers were made and forwarded during the year.

NEW PLANS FOR WATERFRONT IMPROVEMENT AND MAPS FOR CHANGES IN LINE.

Borough of Manhattan.

East 42d to East 52d Streets:

A new plan extending from the south side of East 42d Street to the north side of East 53d Street was prepared for submission to the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund. It established eleven piers, each 60 feet wide, and a Marginal Street 50 feet in width from the south side of East 42d Street to the north side of East 49th Street.

This plan was forwarded April 7, 1909, and again on April 27, 1909, with revisions. Up to the present time no action has been taken thereon.

Between Montgomery Street and Gouverneur Slip:

The amended new plan between Montgomery and Jackson Streets, E. R., adopted by the Commissioner of Docks, March 2, 1908, and approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, April 14, 1908, and filed as 95 C, was modified by a change of line map between Montgomery Street and Gouverneur Slip. This plan narrowed Pier 39 from 60 feet in width to 50 feet, and Piers 40 and 41 from 70 feet in width to 60 feet, and established lateral platforms 10 feet in width in the slips between Piers 39 and 40 and Piers 40 and 41.

This plan was forwarded on April 19, 1909, and again on April 28, 1909, with some modifications. It was adopted by the Commissioner of Docks on April 29, 1909, p.nd approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, May 26, 1909, and filed as 93 B-P.

West 205th to West 215th Streets, H. R.:

May 29, 1909.

A new plan map, extending from the south side of West 205th Street to the north side of West 215th Street, H. R., establishing eleven piers, one 40 feet in width, eight 60 feet in width, one 100 feet in width and one 120 feet in width, with a Marginal Street 50 feet in width, was prepared, together with a technical description of the same. The plan contemplated the discontinuance of the exterior street as already laid out between West 205th and West 211th Streets, and the discontinuance of the four established basins between West 211th and West 215th Streets. This plan was forwarded

No action was taken thereon, and a further new plan, as described below, was prepared in place thereof.

West 201st to West 215th Streets, H. R.:

December 8, 1909.

A new plan extending from the south side of West 201st Street to the north side of West 215th Street, H. R., establishing a bulkhead line from the south side of West 201st Street to the north side of West 207th Street: and a bulkhead line with eight piers from West 207th to West 215th Streets was prepared. The exterior street from West 201st to West 211th Streets was discontinued thereby, together with the four basins from West 211th to West 215th Streets. This plan was forwarded

At the request of the Commissioner, this plan was returned by the Sinking

Fund Commissioner

December 23, 1909.

Cortlandt to Cedar Streets, N. R.:

An amended new plan to the new plan of 1871 was prepared, establishing an area for waterfront improvements between Cortlandt and Cedar Streets, N. R.

March 12, 1909.

This plan was forwarded.............

No action has been taken thereon.

West 137th to West 153d Streets:

A study for a new plan between West 137th and West 153d Streets, N. R., is now being prepared.

Borough of Brooklyn.

29th Street Pier:

January 19, 1909.

The amended new plan between 28th and 36th Streets adopted by the Commissioner of Docks, June 5, 1908, and approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, June 30, 1908, and filed as 3018 E, was amended so that the 29th Street Pier was widened 20 feet on the south side, becoming 80 feet instead of 60 feet. This plan was forwarded

Adopted by the Commissioner of Docks, February 17, 1909, approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, March 16, 1909, and filed as 3018 I.

North 1st to North 2d Stredts:

February 4, 1909.

A new plan, establishing two piers, 50 feet and 60 feet in width, and an area for waterfront improvements, was prepared between North 1st Street and Metropolitan Avenue. This map was forwarded

Adopted by the Commissioner of Docks, February 4, 1909, approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, March 1, 1909, and filed as 3018 H.

South 6th to South 9th Streets:

May 22, June 7 and June 8, 1909.

Various studies for new plans between South Gth and South 9th Streets were made and forwarded

The plan adopted provides for an area for waterfront improvements from the south side of South 9th Street to the line of City property north of the north line of South 6th Street.

This plan was adopted by the Commissioner of Docks, June 10, 1909, approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, June 30, 1909, and filed as 3018 J.

53d to 51th Streets:

The new plan adopted by the Commissioner of Docks, May 31, 1906, approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, June 30, 1906, and filed as 3018 C, was modified by a change of bulkhead line between 54th and 55th Streets, the discontinuance of two piers 150 feet in width between 54th and 56th Streets, and the establishing in place thereof two piers, one 60 feet and the other 100 feet in width.

This plan was forwarded December 8, 1909, and as yet no action has been taken thereon.

Borough of The Bronx.

No plans made or ordered.

Borough of Queens.

No plans made or ordered.

Borough of Richmond.

No plans made or ordered.

MAPS FOR THE ACQUISITION OF PROPERTY, LEASE MAPS AND MISCELLANEOUS MAPS.

Maps for the Acquisition of Property:

Maps for the condemnation and acquisition of property along the waterfront for purposes of improvement have been made for the Corporation Counsel and the Commissioners of Condemnation and for general Department use, as follows:

Borough of Manhattan.

Damage maps for property to be acquired between West 22d and West 23d Streets were forwarded

April 10, 1909.

Damage maps for property to be acquired between Catharine Street and Market Slip were forwarded

Damage maps for property to be acquired between West 18th and West 19th Streets were forwarded

June 12 and July 7, 1909.

December 17, 1909.

Damage maps for property to be acquired between West 19th and West 20tli Streets were forwarded

December 17, 1909.

Borough of Brooklyn.

Damage maps for property to be acquired at the 39th Street Ferry Terminal were forwarded

Preliminary rule maps for property to be acquired between South 6th and South 9th Streets were forwarded

June 10, 1909.

Preliminary rule maps for property to be acquired between Broadway and South 6th Street were forwarded

July 15, July 30 and August 18, 1909.

Lease Maps:

Maps showing property to be leased to the Commercial Coal Co. between 51st and 52d Streets, Brooklyn, were forwarded Maps showing property to be leased to the Union Sulphur Co. on the Erie Basin breakwater were forwarded

January 14, 1909.

March 29, 1909.

Maps showing land under water to be leased to the N. Y., N. H. & Hart. R.R. Co. in the vicinity of Piers Nos. 39, 40 and 41 were forwarded Maps showing property to he leased to the Pennsylvania R.R. Co. in the vicinity of Cortlandt Street, N. R., were forwarded Maps showing property to be leased to the Central R.R. of N. J. between West 22d and West 23d Streets were forwarded

July 27, 1909.

October 5, 1909.

October 18, 1909.

Maps showing property to be leased to the New York & East River Ferry Co. between East 91st and East 92d Streets, E. R., were forwarded. .November 30, 1909. Maps showing property to be leased to the New York & East River Ferry Co. at the foot of Fulton Street, Astoria, Borough of Queens, were forwarded. .November 30, 1909.

Miscellaneous and Special Maps:

Maps showing bridge property at the foot of Delancey Street, E. R., were for-

'    ....................................................January 12, 1909.

Maps showing railroad tracks, viaduct, walls and established lines at the St. George Ferry Terminal were forwarded Maps showing property to be turned over to the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund between 28th and 36th Streets, Brooklyn, were forwarded. . February 9, 1909. Maps showing the pierhead and bulkhead lines of 1871 and 1890 between Jackson Street and Corlears Hook were forwarded

warded

January 19, 1909.

February 11, 1909.

Maps showing the approach to the various ferries at and near the foot of Whitehall Street with a view of rearranging the tracks at this location were forwarded

February 25, 1909.

Maps showing City property at East 7th and East 8th Streets, E. R., were forwarded

Copy of Ewen’s map of 1849, in vicinity of Grand Street, was forwarded

March 2, 1909.

March 24, 1909.

Maps showing the various floats and scows to be used for landing purposes in connection with the Hudson-Fulton celebration were forwarded.. .September 24, 1909. Maps showing the improvements of recent years in the East River, North River and in South Brooklyn for use of a visiting committee from Boston were forwarded

September 1, 1909.

A map of the Wallabout land, showing the jurisdiction of the various City Departments, was made and forwarded In addition to the foregoing, a number of miscellaneous maps have been made during the year, showing City and private ownerships at various localities throughout the City, together with studies and sketches of proposed plans and improvements, for the use of this Department and other Departments, comprising alto-

323 maps

November 3, 1909.

gether about

A SUMMARY OF ALL OF THE PRECEDING WORK IS AS FOLLOWS:

Borough of Manhattan:

Plans for construction work

221

4,625

Special maps..............

Sun prints.................

Borough of The Bronx:

Plans for construction work

Special maps..............

Sun prints.................

Borough of Brooklyn:

Plans for construction work

Special maps..............

Sun prints.................

66

49

95

1,175

Borough of Queens:

Plans for construction work

Special maps..............

Sun prints.................

Borough of Richmond:

Plans for construction work

Special maps..............

CO

Sun prints.................

TOTAL FOR A LI. BOROUGHS FOR 1909.

Plans for construction work

Special maps..............

Sun prints.................

120

323

6,162

ROUTINE WORK.

The routine work of the office comprises plans, studies, estimates, specifications and forms of contract for all kinds of construction work within the scope of the Department.

Special and miscellaneous examinations, investigations and reports.

Special and miscellaneous studies and estimates.

Calculations for establishing the pierhead and bulkhead lines pertaining to the waterfront of Greater New York.

Plotting test piles and borings for permanent record.

Making photographs of work under construction for report and for record.

Filing and indexing maps and plans connected with the work of the Department or the work of supervision in reference to structures erected under permit by private parties.

Examinations and reports on all plans accompanying application for permits by private parties.

Blue printing and plans constantly required.

EXAMINATION OF PLANS SUBMITTED BY PRIVATE PARTIES WITH

APPLICATIONS FOR PERMITS.

Plana accompanying applications for permits have been submitted for the approval of the Department from time to time. These plans require a careful examination, and in most cases a technical analyses as to strength and construction, in order to meet the requirements of the Building Code and the special requirements of the Department of Docks and Ferries. The structures covered by these plans include platforms, piers, crib bulkheads, bulkheads and special construction other than crib bulkheads, dumping boards, ferry structures, warehouses, freight sheds, boathouses, coal pockets, coal-hoisting towers, etc., etc. The plans examined during the year under this heading are as follows:

Borough of Manhattan.

Duane Street, N. R.:

Plans ap-January 2, 1909.

Sewer outlet and overflow sewer for the Public Service Commission, proved and reported

East 91st Street:

Waiting room for the Department of Public Charities. Plans disapproved and

January 19, 1909. .February 4, 1909.

reported .....................

Plans approved by Commissioner

South Side of East 52d Street:

Ice-run for the American Ice Co. Plans approved as amended and reported January 12, 1909.

Betiveen Montgomery Street and Gouverneur Slip, E. R.:

January 12, 1909.

Three wooden pile piers for the N. Y., N. H. & H. R.R. Co. Plans approved and reported

North Side of East 131fth Street, H. R.:

January 19, 1909.

Ice bridge, scales and tally house for the Foster-Scott Ice Co. Plans approved and reported

South Side of West 13-ith Street:

January 29, 1909.

Brick stable for Burns Bros. Plans approved and reported

South Side of West 158th Street Pier:

February 5, 1909.

Dumping board for the Department of Street Cleaning. Plans approved as amended and reported

South Side of West lSlfth Street Pier:

Dumping board for the Department of Street Cleaning. Plans approved as amended and reported

Draughting Room. Pier 10, N. R. :

February 5, 1909.

Oil house and sawdust bin for the Central R.R. Co. of N. J. Plans approved and reported

Foot of West 140th Street, N. R.:

February 17, 1909.

Temporary sheet-iron house for Frederick R. Welch. Plans approved as amended and reported

Pier 67, N. R. :

February 19, 1909.

Enclosing platform above first deck for the Panama R.R. Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

Pier 18, E. R.:

February 24, 1909.

Alterations of building for boiler room for the Independent Fish Dealers’ Association. Plans approved as amended and reported

West 167th Street, N. R.:

March 17, 1909.

Veranda extension for the Knickerbocker Canoe Club. Plans approved as amended and reported

Foot of West 147th Street, N. R.:

April 13, 1909.

Constructing clubhouse for the N. Y. Motor Boat Club. Plans approved as amended and reported

Pier Old 50, E. R.:

April 26, 1909.

Temporary dock office for the N. Y., N. H. & H. R.R. Co. Plans approved and reported

Foot of East 124th Street, H. R.:

Timber crib bulkhead and steel shed for the Lehigh Valley R.R. Co. Plans ap-

proved as amended and reported

April 30, 1909.

West 32d Street, N. R.:

April 16, 1909.

Reconstruction of pier for the Pennsylvania Tunnel and Terminal R.R. Co. Plans approved as amended and reported Between 25th and 26th Streets, E. R.:

April 30, 1909.

Addition to office building for Candee, Smith & Howland Co. Plans approved and reported

West 35th Street Pier, N. R.:

Coal bin and hoisting rig for the Patten S. S. Co. Plans approved and reported May 1, 1909.

West 35th Street Pier, N. R.:

Office and storage shed for the Patten S. S. Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

West ISOth Street, N. R.:

Ferry slip for the Riverside and Fort Lee Ferry Co. Plans approved, calling attention to the interference with the West 129th Street pier, and reported May 11, 1909.

Between 39th and \0th Streets, E. R.:

Skip hoist house for the N. Y. Edison Co. Plans approved and reported May 1, 1909.

East 63d Street, E. R.:

Ice-run and derrick for the Marina Coal Co. Plans approved and reported May 4, 1909.

North Side of East 112th Street Pier, H. R.:

May 11, 1909.

Fender rack for the N. Y., N. H. & H. R.R. Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

Wesf 132d Street, N. R.:

May 19, 1909.

Reconstruction of pier for the Pennsylvania Tunnel and Terminal R.R. Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

Pier 31, N. R.:

Alterations to pier shed and bulkhead shed for the N. Y. C. & H. R. R.R. Co. Plans

approved as amended and reported

May 26, 1909.

West 147 th Street, N. R.:

Small crib and lockers for the N. Y. Motor Boat Club. Plans approved and re-

ported

May 27, 1909.

South Side of West 141st Street, N. R.:

May 29, 1909.

Additions to veranda for the Colonial Yacht Club. Plans approved as amended and reported

North of East 89th Street, E. R.:

June 1, 1909.

Portable house for the U. S. Volunteer Life Saving Corps. Plans approved and reported

West 141st Street, N. R.:

Extension to boat house for the Home Boat Club. Plans approved and reported June 2, 1909.

South Side West 79th Street Pier:

Dumping board and ramp for the N. Y. Contracting & Trucking Co. Plans approved and reported

Draughting Room.

East 39th Street, E. R.:

June 11, 1909.

Alterations to pier and bascule bridge for the N. Y. Edison Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

East Street, Between Cherry and Water Streets, E. R.:

Dock and coal pocket for B. Koronsky. Plans approved as amended and re-

ported

June 17, 1909.

North Side of Pier 18, E. R.:

July 1, 1909.

Ice bridge, derricks and ice house for the American Ice Co. Plans approved and reported

Between Barrow and Morton Streets, N. R.:

Steel coal pocket for Wm. Farrell & Son. Plans approved as amended and re-

ported

June 25, 1909.

South of Pier “A,” N. R.:

July 22, 1909.

Additional storage for storehouse for the Fire Department. Plans approved and reported

Pier 31, N. R.:

August 10, 1909.

Revised plans for alterations to pier shed for N. Y. Central & Hudson River T. T. Co. Plans approved and reported

South of West 131st Street, N. R.:

Extension to office building for the Webber-McLaughlin Co. Plans approved and

reported

August 5, 1909.

North of West 141st Street, N. R.:

Lockers for the Home Boat Club. Plans approved as amended and reported August 14, 1909.

Pier 38, E. R. :

Oil house for the N. Y., N". H. & Hart. R.R. Co. Plans approved and reported August 23, 1909.

Approach to Pier 81, N. R.:

Frame shed for E. E. Olcott. Plans approved as amended and reported August 23, 1909.

Between 39th and 40th Streets, E. R.:

Ash-track subway for the N. Y. Edison Co. Plans approved as amended and re-

ported

September 7, 1909.

Between Liberty and Cortlandt Streets, N. R.:

Ferry platforms, racks, etc., for the Penn. R.R. Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

Between West 140th and West 141st Streets, N. R. :

Lockers and temporary reviewing stand for the Colonial Yacht Club. Plans ap-

proved as amended and reported

September 10, 1909.

Between Piers 21 and 22, N. R.

Shed for the Erie R.R. Co. Plans approved with certain recommendations and re-

ported

September 11, 1909.

Between Montgomery Street and Gouverneur Slip, E. R.:

September 20, 1909.

Revised plan for a bulkhead line and three piers for the N. Y., N. H. & Hart. R.R. Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

North of Pier 25, N. R.:

September 16, 1909.

Bulkhead shed extension for the Old Dominion S.S. Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

Between West 18th and 19th Streets, N. R.:

Reviewing stand for Geo. A. McDermott. Plans approved and reported September 18, 1909.

Foot of Little West 165th Street, N. R.:

Reviewing stand for John Dalton. Plans approved and reported September 16, 1909.

Pier Jf8, N. R.:

Reviewing stand on outer end end for the White Star Line. Plans approved and

reported

September 23, 1909.

Between Piers 21 and 22, N. R..

Awning shelter for the Erie R.R. Co. Plans approved as amended and reported September 28, 1909.

Between Piers 61 and 68, N. R.:

Pile platform and bulkhead building for the Del., Lack. & Western R.R. Co. Plans

approved as amended and reported

October 8, 1909.

Pier 1/2, N. R.:

October 19, 1909.

Double deck steel shed for the Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. Plans approved and reported

Between Barrow and Morton Streets, N. R.:

October 28, 1909.

Revised plans for a steel coal pocket and hoist for Wm. Farrell & Son. Plans approved and reported

Piers 39 and 40, E. R.:

Steel pier and bulkhead shed for the N. Y., N. H. & Hart. R.R. Co. Plans approved

and reported

October 29, 1909.

Draughting Room.

East 118th Street, H. R.:

Sewer repairs and extension for the Bureau of Sewers. Plans approved and re-

ported

November 1, 1909.

Between 19th and 80th Streets, N. R.:

Coal pocket for Thomas Ward. Plans approved as amended and reported November 13, 1909.

South Side West 46tli Street:

November 16, 1909.

Steel tank and supports for the D. Greime Coal Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

Foot of Chambers Street, N. R.:

Boiler house for the Erie R.R. Co. Plans approved and reported November 18, 1909. North Side East 91st Street, E. R.:

Frame shed for the American Ice Co. Plans approved and reported November 18, 1909.

North Side of West 206th Street, H. R.:

Pile platform for Alexander Walker. Plans approved as amended and reported November 24, 1909.

West 40th Street, N. R.:

December 2, 1909.

Shed column foundations for the Cent. R.R. Co. of N. J. Plans approved as amended and reported

JBetween East 41st and East 4%d Streets, E. R.:

December 10, 1909.

Converting ferryhouse into a garage for the N. Y. Edison Co. Plans approved and reported

Foot of 96th Street, N. R.:

December 13, 1909.

Extension to dumping board for the N. Y. Contracting and Trucking Co. Plans approved and reported

Pier 36, N. R.:

December 16, 1909.

Gangway and boiler-house partition for the Clyde S. S. Co. Plans approved and reported

Foot of West 91th Street, N. R.:

December 16, 1909.

Dumping board for the Department of Street Cleaning. Plans approved as amended and reported

Between Pier New 1 and Pier Old 1, N. R.:

Coal pocket for the Mead Transfer Co. Plans approved as amended and re-

ported

December 21, 1909.

Near the Foot of West 147th Street, N. R.:

..December 23, 1909.

Lockers and board fence for the N. Y. Motor Boat Club. Plans disapproved and reported

East 33d Street, E. R.:

December 30, 1909.

Dumping board and ramp for Henry Steers, Inc. Plans approved as amended and reported

Borough of The Bronx.

City Island Avenue, City Island:

January 12, 1909.

Moving and raising building and reconstructing platform for John E. Kelly. Plans approved as amended and reported

Between 3d and 4th Streets, West Side Westchester Creek, Unionport:

Pile platform for Geo. J. Kuhn. Plans approved and reported... .January 26, 1909.

Southwest Corner Minnieford Avenue and Terrace Place, City Island:

Wooden runway for Joseph C. Dixon. Plans approved and reported February 25, 1909.

Between East 167th Street and Depot Place:

Sheet-pile bulkhead and filling for the Estate of Wm. B. Ogden. Plans approved

and reported

March 4, 1909.

West Side Westchester Creek, North of Bourne Street:

Pile platform for E. S. Prince Co. Plans approved as amended and reported March 18, 1909.

North of East 150th Street, H. R.:

March 20, 1909.

Frame shed for Rafferty Bros. Plans approved and reported

South Side of Garrison Avenue, Bronx River:

Pile platform for Gleason & Egan. Plans approved as amended and reported March 29, 1909.

East 151st Street, E. R.:

April 16, 1909.

Temporary frame stable for Rafferty Bros. Plans approved as amended and reported ...................

North of Fordham Road, H. R.:

April 20, 1909.

Frame station house for the U. S. Volunteer Life Saving Corps. Plans approved and reported...............

City Island Avenue, City Island:

Runway for Louisa A. Pell. Plans approved as amended and reported April 26,

1909.

Draughting Room.

Bourne Street, City Island:

Temporary runway for Rose F. Gerstle. Plans approved and reported May 11, 1909.

Westchester Creek, North of Tremont Avenue:

June 4, 1909.

Timber coal pocket, hoisting tower, trestle, etc., for Thomas R. Thorn. Plans approved as amended and reported

South of Layton Avenue, Throgg’s Neck:

Portable boathouse for the White Cross Fishing Club. Plans approved as amended and reported...................................................June 14, 1909.

East of East 149th Street, H. R.:

July 14, 1909.

Steel crane and foundation for the Pioneer Real Estate Co. Plans approved and reported

North of Tremont Avenue, Westchester Creek:

July 6, 1909.

Amendment to foundation plain of coal pocket for Thomas R. Thorn. Plans approved and reported

North of East 150th Street, H. R.:

August 5, 1909.

Wooden coal pocket and trestle for Herbert G. Streat. Plans approved as amended and reported

South of East 177th Street, H. R.:

September 7, 1909.

Bulkhead wall and pile pier for the Bronx Coal Co. Plans approved and reported

South of 174th Street, Bronx River:

October 8, 1909.

Platform bulkhead for John C. Heintz and J. Sigel. Plans approved as amended and reported

South of New Dock Road, Pelham Bay:

Plans approved as amended and re-....................October 20, 1909.

Clubhouse for the Klondike Boat Club.

ported ................................

North of Cross Street, City Island:

October 20, 1909.

Alterations and additions to hotel for Henry Henneke. Substructure examined and approved and reported...................

Between Commerce and West 171st Streets, H. R.:

Sheet-pile bulkhead for the Ogden Estate Co. Plans approved and reported October 22, 1909.

North of East 150th Street, H. R.:

Extension to present coal pocket for the Cramer-Meyer Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

South of 177th Street, H. R.:

Coal pocket and trestle for the Bronx Coal Co. Plans approved and reported October 22, 1909.

Classon’s Point:

Pile platform and extension to casino for Clinton Stephens. Plans approved and

reported

November 24, 1909.

Westchester Creek, South of West Farms Road:

Hopper and derrick for Thomas B. Watson. Plans approved and reported December 8, 1909.

Westchester Creek, North of Tremont Avenue:

Modification in hoisting tower for Thomas R. Thorn. Plans approved and re-

ported

December 23, 1909.

Mott Haven Canal, North of East 135th Street:

Timber coal pocket for Harry W. Bell. Plans approved as amended and reported December 23, 1909.

South of West 171st Street, H. R.:

Pile platform for the Ogden Estate Co. Plans approved and reported December 31, 1909.

Borough of Brooklyn.

Foot of Noble Street:

January 19, 1909. .February 4, 1909.

Waiting-room for Department of Public Charities. Plans reported with recommendation to deny permit.......

Plans approved by Commissioner

North 1st Street:

January 7, 1909.

Pier and steel shed for the N. Y., N. H. & Hart. R.R. Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

Huntington Street, Gowanus Canal:

One-story frame shed for N. Ryan Co. Plans approved as amended and reported January 12, 1909.

East of Vandervoort Avenue, Newtoum Creek:

January 2, 1909.

Frame grinding building for the American Electrical Novelty Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

North of Sackett Street, Gowanus Canal:

Wooden coal pocket for the Mouquin-Offerman-Wells Coal Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

One-story frame shed for N. Ryan Co. Plans approved as amended and reported January 21, 1909.

6th Street Basin, Gowanus Canal:

February 10, 1909.

Extension to dumping board for the Brooklyn Improvement Co. Plans approved and reported

Erie Breakwater:

February 19, 1909.

Reinforced concrete sulphur house for the Union Sulphur Co. Plans approved and reported.. .

North of Union Street, Gowanus Canal:

Frame shed for J. F. Schmadeke. Plans approved as amended and reported February 19, 1909.

North Side of 7th Street Basin, Gowanus Canal:

February 23, 1909.

Covered dump board and approach for the Borough Development Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

27th Street Slip:

February 24, 1909.

Covered dumping board and approach for the Borough Development Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

Between Dwight and Otsego Streets, Erie Basin:

February 25, 1909.

Compressor house and switch and transformer houses for the John N. Robbins Co. Plans approved and reported

Erie Basin Breakwater:    ,

Steel retort shed for the Union Sulphur Co. Plans approved and reported March 19, 1909.

Huntington Street, Gowanus Canal:

Frame shed for the N. Ryan Co. Plans approved as amended and reported March 4, 1909.

2Jfth Avenue:

March 5, 1909.

Sheet pile bulkhead for Cropsey & Mitchel. Plans approved as amended and reported ....................

Between 59th and 60th Streets:

March 17, 1909.

Extension to building and veranda for the Excelsior Yacht Club. Plans approved and reported.............................

Between Smith and 9th Streets, Gowanus Canal:

Coal-storage bin and railway for the Coney Island & Brooklyn R.R. Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

Erie Basin Breakwater:

Two structural steel and brick buildings for the Union Sulphur Co. Plans approved and reported..........

Whale Greek and Freeman Streets:

Repairing crib bulkhead and sheet pile return for Annie T. McGarry. Plans approved and reported

S2d Avenue:

March 30, 1909.

March 29, 1909.

Walk and landing platform for the Brooklyn Yacht Club Realty Co. Plans ap-

March 29, 1909.

proved as amended and reported

Between Gold Street and Hudson Avenue:

Constructing bulkhead, widening pier adjacent to Hudson Avenue and filling for the National Lead Co. Application returned

'Newtown Greek, West of Gardner Avenue:

Rebuilding pier and platform for the Chapman Dock Co. Plans approved and reported...............

13th Street, Gowanus Ganal:

Hoisting rig for the Brooklyn Alcatraz Asphalt Co. Plans approved as amended and reported.......................

Between South 1st and South 2d Streets:

Alterations and additions to building for the American Sugar Refining Co. Plans approved and reported...............

Between West 29th and West 33d Streets:

Sheet pile bulkhead for the Summerville Realty Co. Plans approved as amended and reported.....

South of 22d Avenue:

Small dock and walkway for the Brooklyn Yacht Club. Plans approved as amended and reported...................

East of Bond Street, Gowanus Ganal :

Extension to boiler house for the Leonhard Michel Brewing Co. Plans approved as amended and reported...................................

Newtown Greek, from, Bennett Street to Maspeth Avenue:

Pile platform and sheet pile bulkhead for Edith Bryce. Plans approved as amended in accordance with direction of Commissioner and reported. .June 5, 1909.

6th Street, Gowanus Ganal:

Ash-receiving shed for the Borough Development Co. Plans approved as amended and reported.................................

Newtown Greek, Between Apollo and Pollock Streets:

Shed for picking rubbish for the Borough Development Co. Plans approved and reported.....

27th Street Slip:

Shed for picking rubbish for the Borough Development Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

August 6, 1909.

April 20, 1909.

May 3, 1909.

May 12, 1909.

May 24, 1909.

May 26, 1909.

June 3, 1909.

June 9, 1909.

June 17, 1909.

Stdgg Street, English Kills:

Coal-hoisting tower, screening pocket and trestlework for Mary S. Baker. Plans approved and reported

July 14, 1909.

Between Hudson Avenue and Gold Street:

Pier extension and shed for the National Lead Co. Plans approved and reported July 8, 1909.

Rockaway Avenue, Canarsie:

Two-story frame hotel for Lawrence Messenger. Plans approved as amended and reported

July 9, 1909.

Rockaway Avenue, Canarsie:

One-story frame shed for Lawrence Messenger. Plans approved as amended and reported

51st Street:

Erection of two float bridges for the Bush Terminal Co. Plans approved and reported ........................

Crescent Street, West of Spring Creek:

Two-story frame building for David Citron. Plans approved and reported August 5, 1909.

Erie Basin, betwen Otsego and Dwight Streets:

Alterations to pumping station for the John N. Robbins Co. Plans approved and reported ...........................

Between Hudson Avenue and Gold Street:

Pile platform for the National Lead Co. Plans approved and reported August 5, 1909.

Gravesend Bay, between West 23d and West 28th Streets:

Sheet-pile bulkhead and filling for the Harway Improvement Co. Plans approved and reported by the Deputy Chief Engineer................

East 92d Street, Canarsie:

Frame shed for Adam J. Stahl. Plans approved and reported Between North 9th and North 10th Streets:

Steel transfer bridge for Havemeyer & Elder. Plans approved and reported August 24, 1909.

Between Bay 19th Street and 19th Avenue:

Pier and boardwalk for Frank H. Slocum. Plans approved as amended and reported ..........................................

Coney Island, between West 35th and West 37th Streets:

Sheet-pile bulkhead for Edward L. Summerville. Plans approved as amended and reported .............................

Wallabout Basin, Clinton Avenue Extension:

Ramp and dumping board for the Department of Street Cleaning. Plans approved as amended and reported

July 25, 1909.

July 22, 1909.

August 5, 1909.

August 6, 1909.

August 23, 1909.

August 31, 1909.

September 7, 1909.

Adams Street:

Rebuilding coal pocket for the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Co. Plans approved as amended and reported. .

Between South 2d and South 3d Streets:

Steel trestles for the American Sugar Refining Co. Plans approved as amended and reported ...............

Gowanus Canal, 4th Street Basin:

Coal hopper and pocket for the Brooklyn Improvement Co. Plans approved as amended and reported.

North of Montague Street:

Additions to present pier and new pier for the N. Y. Dock Co. Plans approved and reported..............

Coney Island, West 5th Street:

Repairs and additions to pier for the Brighton Pier and Navigation Co. Plans approved as amended and reported.

Coney Island Creek, West 18th Street:

Sheet-pile bulkhead for Joseph Catanzaro. Plans approved and reported October 30, 1909.

Between Gold Street and Hudson Avenue:

Steel coal tower and bridge for the National Lead Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

Adams Street:

Pile foundation for coal pocket for the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

North of 52d Street Pier:

Coal pocket on the pile platform for the Commercial Coal Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

September 24, 1909.

September 28, 1909.

October 9, 1909.

October 16, 1909.

October 22, 1909.

November 4, 1909.

November 5, 1909.

November 11, 1909.

Between Gold Street and Hudson Avenue:

Barrel conveyor for the National Lead Co. Plans approved as amended and re-

November 11, 1909.

ported

Between 54th and 55th Streets:

Crib bulkhead for the Kings Co. Lighting Co. Report held in abeyance awaiting the adoption of an amended new plan at this locality.

Newtoum Creek, North of Metropolitan Avenue:

Sheet-pile bulkhead for Ezra B. Tuttle, ported ................................

Gowanus Canal, North of Bond Street:

Dumping board and approach for the Leonhard Michel Brewing Co. Plans approved as amended and reported..

Between 54th and 55th Streets:

Change in bulkhead line for the Kings Co. Lighting Co. Not reported on. See letter to Chief Engineer

Plans approved as amended and re-..................November 27, 1909.

December 2, 1909.

Gowanus Canal, 4th Street Basin:

Track for traveling crane for the Brooklyn Improvement Co. Plans approved and reported

December 23, 1909.

Bragg Street, Sheepshead Bay:

Sheet-pile bulkhead for C. J. Fitzgerald. Plans approved and reported December 23, 1909.

Borough of Queens.

Dutchkill Canal, North of Hunters Point Avenue:

One-story freight shed for the Degnon Contracting Co. Plans approved and re-

January 2, 1909.

ported

Far Rockaway, Foot of Dickerson Avenue:

Wooden pile jetty for the Bannister Realty Co. Reported to refer applicant to War Department, and application was returned to Chief Engineer February 23, 1909.

Far Rockaway, Rue De St. Felix:

Wooden pile jetty for the Bannister Realty Co. Reported to refer applicant to War Department, and application was returned to Chief Engineer February 23, 1909.

Rockaway Beach, Foot of Kane Avenue:

Sheet-pile bulkhead for the Estate of Florian Rohe. Plans approved as amended and reported.......................

College Point, 1st Street and 1st Avenue:

Repairing crib bulkhead and building runway for Mrs. E. Zehden. Plans approved as amended and reported.............................

Arverne, Lucia Avenue:

Jetty for Abraham Stein. Plans approved and reported

Arverne, Between Grand and Kate Avenues:

Sheet-pile bulkhead for the Summerville Realty Co. Plans approved as amended and reported....................

Neivtown Creek, West of Front Street :

Crib bulkhead for the Long Island R.R. Co. Plans approved and reported May 11, 1909.

Dutch Kills Creek, South of Borden Avenue:

Fender racks for piers for the Long Island R.R. Co. Plans approved and reported .........................

Bowery Bay and Cowenhoven Street:

Close-pile bulkhead for the Astoria Veneer Mills. Plans approved as amended and reported...........................

Flushing Bay, South Side Victoria Place:

Boathouse for the Flushing Boat Club. Substructure plans approved as amended and reported

Applicant was referred to the Building Department for the approval of the superstructure.

April 1, 1909.

April 23, 1909.

April 28, 1909.

May 3, 1909.

May 24, 1909.

June 1, 1909.

June 4, 1909.

College Point, East of 5th Street:

June 18, 1909.

Crib bulkhead for the American Hard Rubber Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

Flushing Creek:

July 22, 1909.

One-story frame shed for the Borough Development Co. Plans approved as amended and reported.................

College Point, Between 5th and 6th Streets:

August 5, 1909.

Crib and sheet-pile bulkhead for the American Hard Rubber Co. Plans approved and reported................

Whitestone, East of 16th Avenue:

Pier on cribs for Northrup Fowler. Plans approved as amended and reported August 18, 1909.

Edgemere, Foot of Neptune Avenue:

Pile jetty for the Sprayview Realty Co. Plans approved and reported August 15, 1909.

College Point, South of Tollman’s Island:

Pile platform for Wm. Doyle. Plans approved as amended and reported November 26, 1909.

Jamaica Bay, Union Street:

Sheet-pile bulkhead for Henry Eppig. Plans approved as amended and reported December 3, 1909.

Borough of Richmond.

Houseman Avenue, Richmond Terrace:

January 12, 1909.

Crib bulkhead for the Standard Varnish Works. Plans approved as amended and reported........

West New Brighton:

Wooden walkway for Clara C. Edwards. Plans approved and reported March 2, 1909.

Mouth of Lawrence Creek:

April 27, 1909.

Pile platform, mooring rack, repairs to present dock and dredging for Wm. J. Rankin. Plans approved as amended and reported

Tottenville, Between Beach and Central Avenues:

Pile runway for Jacob F. Oberle. Plans approved and reported. . . .April 26, 1909.

Totienville, Richmond Valley Road:

May 21, 1909.

Pile platform and bulkhead for the Southern Ship Building Co. Plans approved as amended and reported........

Between Ouyon and Wiman Avenues:

Crib and pier for J. Wheeler Glover. Plans withdrawn. Application returned June 11, 1909.

Stapleton, Foot of Canal Street:

Construction of sewer for Borough President. Plans approved and reported July 26, 1909.

Stapleton, Foot of Canal Street:

Frame shed for Rodgers & Haggerty. Plans approved as amended and reported October 1, 1909.

Rosebank, Foot of Ives Place:

Plans approved and re-.......October 8, 1909.

Bungalow on pile platform for Elizabeth R. Jenkins, ported.............................................

Stapleton, Between Front and Canal Streets:

October 16, 1909.

Sheet-pile bulkhead for Thomas & Henry K. S. Williams. Plans approved as amended and reported.......

West New Brighton, Van Street:

October 20, 1909.

Rosebank, Foot of Ives Place:

Walk and landing platform for Elizabeth R. Jenkins. Plans approved as amended and reported

September 7, 1909.

Laying out 30-inch water pipe line for the Hudson Co. Water Co. Plans approved and reported......

Foot of Maple Avenue:

Pipe sewer outlet for the Borough President. Plans approved and reported November 11, 1909.

Great Kills, Between Wiman and Guyon Avenues:

Walkway for J. Wheeler Glover. Plans approved as amended and reported November 24, 1909.

SUMMARY OF PLANS FOR WORK UNDER PERMIT.

Manhattan Bronx . . . Brooklyn . Queens . . Richmond

69

27

62

22

13

Total

193 separate examinations.

STATEMENT OF WORK DONE IN THE DRAUGHTING ROOM OF THE SURVEYOR’S OFFICE, INCLUDING ALL SURVEY MAPS, STANDARD MAPS, CONTRACT DRAWINGS, ETC., MADE DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909.

Borough of Manhattan.

8 New survey maps of the North River waterfront.

1    New standard tracing of the North River waterfront.

2    Tracings of amended new plan, Little West 12th to Gansevoort Streets.

6 Maps of Manhattan Island for Committee on Congestion of Population.

3    Maps of Gansevoort and Chelsea Sections for Committee on Congestion of

Population.

1 Map showing 12th Avenue between West 134th and West 136th Streets for Board of Estimate.

2 Studies and one plan of modification of pier and bulkhead lines from East 62d Street to East 64th Street.

1 Map for the relief of traffic at the approach to the ferries at the foot of White

hall Street.

2 Maps of proposed southerly extension to pier and bulkhead lines of Blackwells

Island.

4 Maps showing typical sections of bottom on Yorkville Section for court exhibit. 3 Maps of waterfront from the Battery to Montgomei'y Street for the Committee on Congestion of Population.

1 Tracing of property acquired by The City between Gouverneur and Jackson Streets for Commissioner of Appraisement and Apportionment.

3    Maps showing depth of water betwen East 118th and East 121st Streets for Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity.

1 Standard map of East River waterfront.

68 Miscellaneous drawings, comprising maps, plans, layouts, etc.

7    Maps of the Borough of Manhattan showing floats and landing stages used by the Hudson-Fulton Celebration Committee.

19 Maps showing levels, etc., upon piers and walls.

15 Maps showing where asphalt pavement has been either laid or repaired.

For the Corporation Counsel's Office.

1 Map of waterfront from West 59th Street to Spuyten Duyvil Creek.

1    Map of waterfront between West 151st and West 152d Streets.

6 Maps of Pier Old 36, E. R., for condemnation proceedings.

2    Maps showing property rights between East 96th and East 98th Streets.

Borough of The Bronx.

6 New survey maps along the Harlem River.

1    New survey map along the East River.

2    New survey maps along Westchester Creek.

1 Standard tracing (Sunken Meadows).

1    Tracing and three maps of proposed pier and bulkhead lines around City Island.

8    Miscellaneous maps, plans, layouts, etc.

For the Corporation Counsel’s Office.

4    Maps used in the Fordham dock proceedings.

2    Maps of East 138th Street, E. R., pier for damage suit.

Borough of Brooklyn.

9 New survey maps—Sheepshead Bay.

1 Tracing showing nature of bottom of Whale Creek as determined by borings and

test piles.

1    Contract drawing for dredging Gowanus Section.

13 Tracings showing progress of Gowanus Section.

2    Tracings showing cross-sections of bottom on completion of dredging at Gcwanus

Section.

1 Tracing of concrete wall and market area between 36th and 38th Streets, South

Brooklyn.

3 Maps showing proposed pier and bulkhead lines on northerly shore of Jamaica

Bay.

3 Maps of the Borough of Brooklyn for the Committee on Congested Population. 22 Miscellaneous maps, tracings, etc.

For the Corporation Counsel’s Office.

7 Maps showing cross-sections of soil as determined by strata borings at Whale

Creek.

Bay.

1    Map of property to be acquired at Metropolitan Avenue and North 2d Street.

2    Maps showing water grants betwen West 20th and West 38th Streets, Gravesend

2 Tracings showing topographical features from East 56th to East 63d Streets, Flatlands Bay.

Point.

Borough of Queens.

28 New survey sheets extending from North Beach to Flushing Creek to College

3 Standard tracings.

5 Miscellaneous maps, tracings, etc.

For the Corporation Counsel’s Office.

2 Maps of Rockaway Park.

1 Map of property at Brant Channel and Barbadoes Creek.

Borough of Richmond.

1    Map showing general track plan at St. George Terminal.

2    New survey maps at Tottenville.

1 Tracing showing proposed bulkhead line at St. George.

1 Tracing showing proposed bulkhead line at Richmond Avenue.

7 Maps showing the shorefronts along Richmond and Brooklyn for the Hudson -Fulton Celebration Committee.

7 Maps showing location of floats and landing stages used by the Hudson-Fulton Celebration Committee.

1 Tracing and six prints of damage map of St. George Terminal.

WORK DONE FOR OWNERS, LESSEES AND OTHERS, ETC.

Work Done for Alleged Owners, Lessees and Others by Agreement with Same, or on Their Refusal or Neglect to Comply with the Order of the Department, and at the Expense of the Parties for Whom the Work Is Done.

NORTH RIVER.

Cortlandt Street, N. R.

Under B. 0. 7002 the Department force removed the unused car tracks in this vicinity, cost to be collected from the Receiver of the Fulton Street R.R. Co. Begun January 15 and finished January 18, 1909.

Barclay Street, N. R.

Under B. O. 7001 the Department force removed the unused car tracks ift this vicinity, cost to be collected from the Receiver of the Metropolitan Street ^Railway Co. Begun March 26, 1909, and finished April 12, 1909.

West 50th Street, N. R.

Under B. O. 6788 the outer end, southerly side of this pier, where damaged by the tug “Interstate,” was repaired by the force of the Department and the cost reported

Work Done for Owners, Lessees, etc.

for collection from the Interstate Lighterage & Transportation Co. Work begun and finished January 25, 1909.

Under B. 0. 7131 repairs were made to the pier where damaged by tug “S. L. Crosby,” and the cost reported for collection from the Cornell Steamboat Company. Begun and finished March 20, 1909.

Pier New 8, E. R.

Under B. 0. 6956 the Department force relaid the granite pavement taken up in connection with the repairs to the water pipe by the Campania Transatlantica. Cost to be collected from the company. Begun and finished February 18, 1909.

Pier Foot of 3d Street, E. R.

Under B. O. 7292 the Department force repaired the pier where damaged by barge “Julius De Long.” To be collected from the Wright & Cobb Lighterage Co. Begun and finished April 24, 1909.

Pier Foot of Jfth Street, E. R.

Under B. O. 7531 the Department force repaired the pier where damaged by tug and float owned by the N. Y., N. H. & H. R.R. Co. To be collected from Jas. Shewan & Sons, lessees of piers. Begun July 16, 1909, and finished July 21, 1909.

Pier Foot of East 21st Street, E. R.

Under B. O. 7716 the Department force replaced spring piles where broken by the steamer “Chester W. Chapin.” Cost to be collected from the New England Navigation Co. Begun and finished September 17, 1909.

Foot of 46111 Street, E. R.

Under B. O. 6899 the Department force plugged pipes due to failure to remove same by the Conville Brewing Co. Begun February 4, 1909, and finished February 5, 1909.

Foot of 60th Street, E. R.

Under B. O. 8053 the Department force repaired the portion of the pier leased to the Bouker Cont. Co. Cost to be collected from the company. Begun and finished December 30, 1909.

Between 65tli and 66th Streets, E. R.

Under B. O. 7149 the Department force laid two 12-inch cast-iron pipes through the bulkhead for Marc Eidletz & Sons, contractors for the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research. Cost to he collected from contractors. Begun January 28, 1909, and finished May 18, 1909.

Foot of 14th Street, E. R.

Under S. O. 21008 the Department force placed a wooden fender system for the Metropolitan Railway Co. Cost to be collected from them. Begun and suspended in 1901. Finished May 15, 1909.

Foot of 100th Street, E. R.

Under B. O. 6758 the Department force made repairs to the southerly side of th« pier within an area covered by permit to the National Ice Co. Cost to be collected from them. Begun December 9, 1908, and finished December 14, 1908. Not reported until 1909.

Contracts.

Amount

Paid.

$5,300 00

2,786 25

386

$658,260 00

$1,163,036 00

$11,098 89 771 20

$14,881 44

387

$1,860,078 00

$1,596,596 37

$5,016 00 1,481 00

$11,114 25

$32,512 65 P

ST

Contract.

$5,300 00

75 cents

CONTRACTS UNDER WHICH WORK HAS BEEN DONE.

Work

Finished.

Work

Begun.

Contract.

Number.

Class 2,

5% of contract price

18p cents

$42,134 00

45 cents /

For printing, binding and delivering Annual Reports and Indices, and Binding Minutes of the    ,,,    ₀

i %s %.h. .}

Docks for the years 1870 to 1893, inclusive,

Class 2, dated April 19, 1905.................J

966 Under New Plan / For furnishing and delivering Quarry Stone. 1

\ Dated, Jan. 19, 1906....................../ Feb- lb.

/ Class 1, \ Class 2,

5% of contract price

$647,800 00

1,132,580 00

3% 300,000.00

[5% of cost of terminal.

Class 1, $1.01 Class 2,    1.60

$1.29

73 cents

$15,000.00

$1,829,000.00

1,543,960.00

174,587.00

$1.50 page.......

60 cents, hour. . . .

$1.45

1 Class 1, J Class 2,

1906. . Mar. 17,1909. .

Dec. 29, 1909. .

i July 20, 1909. In progess

Oct. 7, 1907. . . Sept. 20, 1909..

Oct. 7, 1907. . . Dec. 14, 1909. .

Class 1,

Sept. 18, 1909. Class 2,

July 19, 1909. .

Class 1,

May 29, 1908. . Class 2,

July 19, 1909. .

f For the preparation of plans and specifications for

\ ferry house for the New 39th Street Ferry, Man- ■

l hattan Terminal. Dated, Sept. 17, 1906......

FnytrcHrnny at the site of^the proposed hnpr Creek, Brooklyn. Dated, July 2, 1909. . . .

For preparing for and building a Bulkhead Wall 1 with appurtenances at Whale Creek, in the I Borough of Brooklyn, and for furnishing and depositing rip-rap thereat.................... J

rove- 1 own

I Preparing plans and specifications for building a ] J ferry house at Stapleton, Borough of Richmond, ■ [ in The City of New York. Dated, Sept. 7, 1906 J

For preparing for and building between Whitehall j and Broad streets, E. R., Borough of Manhattan l a new ferry house for the New 39th Street Ferry f Manhattan Terminal. Dated, July 17, 1907. . . J

For preparing for and building freight sheds Piers Nos. 54 and 56, N. R., between Little W est 12th and West 14th streets, on the Chelsea Sec-tion, in the Borough of Manhattan, with lateral extensions on the adjacent bulkhead platforms. Dated, Aug. 15, 1907.......................

paration of plans and specifications for and and supervision of work of building the superstructure of ferry house and appurtenances at Whitehall street, Borough of Manhattan, in The City of New York. Dated Feb. 27, 1907.'.....

Architects for superstructure of ferry house and ppurtenances at 39th Street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, in The City of New York. Dated Aug. 21, 1907..............................

on

ir preparing for and building at Stapleton, Staten j

and other structures appurtenant thereto in connection with the New Stapleton Ferry Terminal.

For

Preparing for and paving with asphalt the deck of j the pier at West 22d street, New Made Land in j the vicinity of West 22d street, and approach to | the 39th Street Ferry Terminal at Whitehall ( Street, Borough of Manhattan; also the approach ( to the Stapleton Ferry Terminal at Staten | Island. Dated: Class 1, Aug. 7, 1907; Class 2, | Aug. 7, 1907...............................J

Aug. 27, 1909..

In progress.

In progress.

!Dec. 21, 1909. .

Dec. 29, 1909. .

In progress.

Nov. 26, 1909. .

Mar. 19, 1909. .

Nov. 18, 1907. .

Sept. 23, 1908.

Jan. 31, 1908. .

Jan. 31, 1908. .

Oct. 11, 1909. .

Oct. 2, 1907. . .

Oct. 11, 1907. .

For furnishing and delivering Broken Stone. \ Dated July 17, 1907.........................

For furnishing, delivering and putting in place J about 15,000 cubic yards of Small Cobble. !> Dated July 2, 1907......................... J

For the preparation of the general plans for the 1 structures between Bloomfield and West 23d I

streets, N. R., Borough of Manhattan, New I York City, together with detailed plan of one j shed and the bulkhead structures appertaining ! Dated June 5, 1905

to same.

Piers Nos. 57, 58 and 59, N. it., between west 14th and West 19th streets, on the Chelsea Section, in the Borough of Manhattan, with lateral extensions on the adjacent bulkhead platforms. Dated Oct. 2, 1907..........................

For preparing for and building freight sheds on Piers Nos. 57, 58 and 59, N. R., between West 14th and West 19th streets, on t

20 7-9 cents

June 29, 1909. .

May 21, 1908. .

For preparing for and building freight sheds on Piers Nos. 60, 61 and 62, N. R., between the foot of West 19th and West 22d streets, on the Chelsea Section, in the Borough of Manhattan, with i lateral extensions on the adjacent bulkhead j platforms. Dated Oct. 15, 1907..............

For preparing for and building a new pier between 31st and 32d streets, in the Borough of Brooklyn, to be known as the 31st Street Pier. Dated July 13, 1909...............................

For printing and furnishing specifications and forms of contracts. Dated Sept. 18, 1907.....

For furnishing and delivering Broken Stone. Dated Sept. 18, 1907

For dredging about 150,000 cubic yards on East ) and Harlem Rivers, Boroughs of Manhattan, 1 Brooklyn, Queens and The Bronx, and in the [ Boro.ugh of Richmond. Dated April 4, 1908.. . I

894

985. Municipal Ferry.

1025. Under New Plan

1027. Under New Plan

1030. Municipal Ferry.

1053. Municipal Ferry.

1054. Under New Plan

1056. Municipal Ferry.

1057. Municipal Ferry.

1071. Municipal Ferry.

1078. Under New Plan j and General Repairs. |

1.082. Class 2. Under New Plan..........

1084. Class 1. Under New Plan..........

1080. Under New Plan

1090. Under New Plan

1091. Under New Plan

1095. Under New Plan

1097

1102. Class 2. Under New Plan..........

1111. Under NewPlan. f and General Repairs 1

Contracts.

Amount

Paid.

2,954 60

331,078 67

88

] Class 1,

!    $4,910

fClass 2

$280 80 $9,372 00

$16,200 60

35,366 98 2,926 35 4,169 16 4,782 80

$104,222 31

00 ooz‘h$

$9,402.87

$27,068 88 6,814 50 235 20

$1,519,276 01

1,270 40 2,0 :4 30 945 00 1,620 00 7 991 00 6 624 49 3,929 00 114 88 173 00 619 70 303 03

2,230 00 5,900 00

Contract

Price.

09'W6‘e*

. 148

$1.50

1% total cost of boats, etc

34% of total cost of boats.

*6.24

5.40

«(N

55

00 S28 6$

65 cents, cubic yard

vc or

^CO Tf»0

Class 1-A, Class 1-B, , Class 2-A, J Class 2-B,

Oi 05 000

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93 ro K tc n n n 9! c3 c3 c3 c3

6556

$22.44.....

56 cents

.08479

‘0 05 0 t—' rf CC

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glliiipsislii .

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Class 1,

Class 1, Class 2, Class 3,

Class 1, Class 2, ('lass 3, Class 4, Class 5, Class 6, Class 7, Class 9, Class 10, Class 11, Class 12, Class 13, Class 14, Class 15,

Work

Finished.

Work

Begun.

July 7, 1908. . June 23, 1909. .

April 30, 1908. Jan. 6, 1909. ..

In progress.

In progress.

I Jan. 29, 1909. .

July 8, 1909. . .

July 22, 1909. .

In progress.

Class 3,

July 20, 1909 . . Class 4,

Oct. 6, 1909. . . Class 5,

Sept. 8,1909. . . Class 6,

May 11, 1909. .

Class 1,    1

June 23, 1909.. /

Oct. 29, 1909. .

April 15, 1909. . Class 1,

Aug. 14, 1909. . 1 Class 2,

Oct. 7, 1909. . . !■ Class 3,

Oct. 14, 1909.. J

Oct. 25, 1909. .

Class 1,

Sept. 23, 1909. . Class 2,

Sept. 11, 1909. . Class 3,

July 16, 1909. . Class 4,

June 26,1909.. Class 5,

July 28, 1909. . Class 6,

Sept. 27, 1909. . Class 7,

Sept. 4,1909.. Class 9,

Mar. 18, 1909. . Class 10,

April 15, 1909. .

(Mass 11,

June 9, 1909.. Class 12,

May 18,1909.. Class 13,

In progress. . . . Class 14,

June 21, 1909.. Class 15,

Aug. 27, 1909. . J

J June 10, 1908. .

May 11, 1908. .

Sept. 3, 1908..

Sept. 9, 1908. .

Class 1,

Feb. 18, 1909 Class 2,

Mar. 23, 1909

Class 3,

July 19, 1909. . Class 4,

Oct. 6, 1909. . . Class 5,

Sept. 7, 1909. . . Class 6,

April 13, 1909.

Class 1,

Nov. 5, 1908. . .

Mar. 29, 1909. .

Contract.

For furnishing and delivering Hardware. Dated May 9, 1908................................

For dredging about 200,000 cubic yards on the 1 North River, Borough of Manhattan. Dated } April 21, 1908..............................J

For furnishing and delivering Broken Stone. \ Dated May 9, 1908..........................

Consulting Marine Engineer for two ferry boats and equipment for the operation of the ferries between the Borough of Manhattan and Staple-ton, S. I., and Port Richmond, S. I., and for the extension of the ferry facilities at South Brooklyn. Dated June 12, 1908....................

Naval Architect for two ferry-boats and equipment 1 for the operation of the ferries between the I Borough of Manhattan and Stapleton, S. I., and ! Port Richmond, S. I., and the extension of the ( ferry facilities at South Brooklyn. Dated May | 27, 1909...................................J

For furnishing and delivering Coal. Dated April \ 21, 1908.................................../

For furnishing and delivering Paints, Oils, etc. 1 Dated Aug. 12, 1908................

preparing for and building a rip-rap ment and wall to close the gaps in tne existing l wall at Rikers Island, Borough of The Bronx, f Dated Aug. 22, 1908........................J

embank-

For

For repairing Asphalt Pavement on the North and and East Rivers, together with all the work Incidental thereto. Dated: Class 1, Jan. 29, 1909; Class 2, Mar. 9, 1909..................

For preparing for and paving with asphalt the decks of certain piers on the North, East and 1 Harlem Rivers, and on the New Made Land ! between East 23d and East 24th streets, E. R., f Borough of Manhattan. Dated: Class 3, Sept. ! 25, 1908; Class 4, Oct. 10, 1908; Class 5, Oct. I 10, 1908; Class 6, Dec. 9, 1908...............J

For furnishing and delivering Sawed New Yellow Pine or Oregon Pine Lumber, Sawed New Spruce „ Lumber and Miscellaneous Lumber. Dated [ Aug. 12, 1908...........................

For dredging about 25,000 cubic yards in the Boroughs of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx and Richmond. Dated Mar. 1, 1909.. . .

For furnishing and delivering Manila Rope. Dated J Aug. 15, 1908

l [Sept. 15, 1908. .

Class 1,

| |Sept. 9, 1908. . Class 2,

Jan. 4, 1909. . . Class 3,

Mar. 9, 1909. . .

For furnishing and delivering Coal. Dated Aug. [ 12, 1908................................... [

Oct. 1, 1908. . .

Class 1,

April 28,

Class 2,

April 28, 1909. . Class 3,

April 8,1909.. Class 4,

May 5,1909.. Class 5,

Mar. 11, 1909. . Class 6,

Nov.' 5, 1908. . Class 7,

Mar. 13, 1909. . Class 9,

Nov. 23, 1908. . Class 10,

Mar. 12, 1909. . Class 11,

April 15, 1909. . Class 12,

Mar. 12, 1909. . Class 13,

Feb. 17,1909.. Class 14,

April 12, 1909. . Class 15,

June 25, 1909..

For preparing for and building a new pier at the 1 foot of Oliver street, also for preparing for and j building a new bulkhead platform westerly from j-said pier between James Slip and Oliver street, E. R., Borough of Manhattan................J

For dredging between 28th and 36th streets, South ] Brooklvn, Borough of Brooklyn. Dated Aug. }• 22, 1908...................................J

1909. .

For furnishing and delivering Miscellaneous Supplies. Dated: Class 1, Mar. 25, 1909; Class 2, Mar. 25, 1909; Class 3, Nov. 11, 1908; Class 4, Mar. 25, 1909;    Class 5,    Nov.    11,    1908; Class 6,

Oct. 21, 1908;    Class 7,    Nov.    II,    1908; Class 9,    J

Oct, 21, 1908; Class 10, Nov. 11, 1908; Class 11,1 Mar. 25, 1909;    Class 12,    Nov.    11,    1908; Class 13,    |

Nov. 11, 1908;    Class 14,    Nov.    11,    1908; Class 15,    |

Nov. 11, 1908.............................. I

Number.

1112. Class 2.

1115.    Under New Plan f and General Repairs, j

l

1116.    Under New Plan /

1117. Municipal Ferry.

1118. Municipal Ferry. J

1124. Under New Plan /

1127. Under New Plan /

1132. Not Under New Plan..............

1136. General Repairs

1138. Under New Plan and General Repairs.

1139. Under New Plan and General Repairs.

1141. Under New Plan nd General Repairs.

1143. Under New Plan

•>

1145. Under New Plan /

1147. Under New Plan

1148. Under New Plan 1

1149. Under New Plan

Contracts.

3

co

Contracts.

Amount

Paid.

S7,717 50 6,142 50 2,247 75 7,147 48

29,188 36

S7,308 00

S3 5,897 00

SI,700 00

$9,504 72

$2,916 50

Contract

Price.

$745,000.00

tp a-co (N • •

55

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Class 1-A, Class 1-B, Class 2, Class 5,

$247,300.00

$3.48

$35,897.00

$1,700.00

$9.21

$2,916.50

§mm 01

$6,450 00

$6,450.00

$1,779 11 7,051 50

$15,047 00 7,606 15

$11,897 00

$339 19

Class 1,    95.

Class 2, $1.00.

$1.32.....

::n

1 Class 1, j Class 5,

45....

Class 1,    $15,047.00

Class 2,

$11,897.00

$5.07

6.40

J Class 3,    5.85

1 Class 1, (• Class 2,

$3.39

.30

Class 1,    $5,600.00......

Class 2,    27,000.00......

Class 3    25,500.00......

Work

Finished.

In progress. . . .

Class 1-A,

June 10, 1909.. Class 1-B,

June 12, 1909. . Class 2,

Aug. 4, 1909. . Class 5,

June 1, 1909..

Sept. 13, 1909..

In progress. . . .

July 28, 1909. .

May 10, 1909. .

July 20, 1909..

Oct. 22, 1909. .

Aug. 6, 1909. . .

Aug. 28, 1909. .

Class 1,

Dec. 11, 1909. . Class 2,

Sept. 17, 1909. .

In progress. . . .

Class 1,

Sept. 28, 1909. . Class 2,

Sept. 28,

''6061

Dec. 23, 1909. .

In progress. . . .

In progress....

Oct. 30, 1909. .

In progress....

Work

Begun.

July 1,1909..

Class 1-A,

Jan. 22,1909.. Class 1-B,

Jan. 18,1909.. Class 2,

May . 4, 1908. . Class 5,

Oct. 27,1908..

Feb. 18,1909..

April 5, 1909...

Feb. 10, 1909. .

Jan. 16, 1909..

May 10, 1909. .

May 1, 1909...

| June 26, 1909. .

May 5, 1909. . .

Class 1,

r.

Aug. 6, 1909. . .

r.

Class 1

-GO

Class 5,

June 1, 1909. J

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Sept. 15, 1909. .

Classes 1 and 2,

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Sept. 10, 1909. .

July 29, 1909. .

r.

Class 1

Contract.

For furnishing and installing mechanical and elec- , trical equipment on Piers 53, 54, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61 and 62, N. R., between Bloomfield and > West 22d streets, on the Chelsea Section, Bor- i ough of Manhattan. Dated May 6, 1909......

For furnishing and delivering Cement, Sand and rip-rap. Dated: Class 1, Dec. 9, 1908; Class 2, Nov. 11, 1908; Class 5, Oct. 20, 1908..........

For dredging about 200,000 cubic yards on the North River, Borough of Manhattan. Dated Dec. 9, 1908................................

For preparing for and refendering Pier No. 53, 1 N. R., in the Borough of Manhattan, and pre- I paring foundations for street front of bulkhead building; and for preparing for and building ! freight shed on Pier 53, N. R., near the foot of | Little West 12th street, with lateral extension | on the adjacent bulkhead platform. Dated Mar. 30, 1909

For furnishing about 2,000 hours Towing on the 1 North and East Rivers. Dated Jan. 29, 1909. . /

preparing for repairing and rebuilding a por- 1 >n of West 35th Street Pier, known as Pier I Borough of Manhattan. Dated j

For

tion

No. 75, N. R„ Dec. 30, 1908.

For furnishing, delivering and installing metal I filing cases and storage cabinets in the Record Room of the Department of Docks and Ferries, on Pier “A," N. R., Borough of Manhattan. Dated April 15, 1909.........................

For furnishing and delivering Piles. Dated, April 1 16, 1909...................................

For furnishing and delivering Paints, etc. Dated June 8, 1909...............................

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For furnishing and delivering Coal. Dated Sept.

23, 1909

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Furnishing and delivering Ice. Dated July 2, 1909.

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Class

1909

Number.

1150. Under New Plan

1152. Under New Plan

1154. Under New Plan [ and General Repairs.

1156. Under New Plan

1160. Under New Plan / and General Repairs. \

1161. General Repairs)

1164. Construction...]

1166.    Under New Plan / and General Repairs. 1

1167.    Under New Plan /

1160. Under New Plan

S5

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1174. Under New Plan

Ph

55

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1180. Not Under New \

•3

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Plan

1182. Municipal lerry

1183. Under New Plan j

1184. Under New Plan

New Plan

1186. Not Under New

Plan

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Amount

Paid.

$6,678 84

$8,600 65

Contract

Price.

Class l, $78,599.00 Class 2,    1,161.00

Class 2, 80 cents Class 3, 87 cents

$23.05.....

29.58.....

7.49.....

$8,990.00

39 cents

7 69-100 cents

$5,213.00

$155,500.00

$43,570.00

14 cents

$38,750.00

$236,500.00

] Class 1, ) Class 2, f Class 3,

f Class    1,    $27,425.00

| Class    2,    5‘415.55

I Class    3,    11.94

( Class    4,    9 47

( Class    5,    9.77

Work

Finished.

Class 1,

In progress.... Class 2,

In progress....

In progress....

In progress. . . .

Class 2,

Nov. 23, 1909. . Class 3,

In progress....

In progress

In progress....

Dec. 31, 1909. .

In progress. . . .

In progress. . . .

In progress

In progress....

Work

Begun.

Class 1,

Nov. 29, 1909. . Class 2,

Dec. 31, 1909. .

Oct. 4, 1909. . .

Contract.

For furnishing and delivering Miscellaneous Sup- ] plies. Dated: Class 1, Nov. 23, 1909; Class 2, I Nov. 24, 1909.............................. I

Dredging about 150,000 cubic yards on the East and Harlem Rivers, Boroughs of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and The Bronx, and in the Borough of Richmond. Dated Sept. 23, 1909..

1 Class 2,

I Sept. 11 I Class 3,

Sept. 15, 1909

Class 2,

Oct. 15, 1909. . , Class 3,

J Nov. 18, 1909. .

6061 ‘

Nov. 8, 1909. . .

Oct. 9, 1909. . .

Nov. 8, 1909. . .

Nov. 9, 1909. . .

Nov. 27, 1909. .

Nov. 11, 1909. .

Nov. 30, 1909. .

For furnishing and delivering Sand and Broken Stone. Dated Aug. 17, 1909.................

For furnishing and delivering Sawed New Yellow ] Pine Lumber, Sawed New Spruce Lumber and Dated: Classes 1 and 3, Sept. 23, 1909; Class 2, Oct. 7, 1909

Piles.

For preparing for and furnishing and installing a new boiler in the tug “ Brooklyn,” complete with all appurtenances. Dated Oct. 23, 1909.......

For preparing for and building the exterior pier, ]

' with appurtenances, at the mouth of Whale- • Creek, Newtown Creek, Borough of Brooklyn. . J

For dredging about 25,000 cubic yards in the 1 Boroughs of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The ) Bronx and Richmond. Dated Sept. 23, 1909. . J

For furnishing and delivering Manila Rope and 1 Marline. Dated Oct. 21, 1909................ /

For furnishing and erecting appliances, etc., to) complete the electric installation at the Depart- { ment Yards at West 57th street N.R , and East f 24th street, E. R. Dated Oct. 23, 1909.......J

For preparing for and building a new steel freight shed with appurtenances on the pier between 31st and 32d streets, in the Borough of Brooklyn, to be known as the 31st Street Pier Shed. Dated Oct. 23, 1909...............................

For preparing for and building a new steel viaduct 1 between the trolley platform and Jay street, St. [ George, Borough of Richmond. Dated Oct. 21, | 1909......................................J

For dredging about 200,000 cubic yards on the North River, Borough of Manhattan. Dated Nov. 19, 1909..............................

For removing and reconstructing the existing pier ] and extending the pier at the foot of Morton I street, N.R., in the Borough of Manhattan,known j-as Pier No. 42, N. R., and for furnishing and depositing rip-rap thereat.....................

For taking up the temporary pavement and laying a permanent pavement with granite blocks on a concrete foundation on the marginal street between West 22d and West 23d streets, N. R., Borough of Manhattan. Dated Nov. 19, 1909..

Furnishing and delivering Miscellaneous Supplies

For preparing for and building a new pier at the ] foot of 33d street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, 1 to be known as the 33d Street Pier...........J

Granite Stone for

|For furnishing and delivering Bulkhead or River Wall. . . .

For dredging between 36th and 38th streets, Borough or Brooklyn

For furnishing and delivering Lumber and Piles

For furnishing and delivering Cement, Sand and 1 Broken Stone, and for furnishing, delivering and [ putting in place Small Cobble and Rip-rap 1 Stone......................................

For preparing for and building a new pier at the foot of 30th street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, to be known as 30th Street Pier..............

|For dredging about 200,000 cubic yards on the 1 North River, Borough of Manhattan........../

For preparing for and constructing railings, gates I and stairway in ferry house at St. George, Staten Island, Borough of Richmond

For dredging about 200,000 cubic yards (mud) in j the Boroughs of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx and Richmond

For preparing for and constructing offices a appurtenances, toilets, etc., on the third floor, and furnishing and placing an elevator in the Staten Island Ferry House, at the foot of M hite-hall street. Borough of Manhatt

ml

•hi

Number.

1187. Under New Plan

1188. Under New Plan and General Repairs.

1189. Under New Plan

1190. Under New Plan and General Repairs.

1191. Under New Plan i and General Repairs. [

1192. Under New Plan

1193. Under New Plan and General Repairs.

1194. Under New Plan

1195. Not Under New Plan..............

1196. Under New Plan

1197. Municipal Ferry

1198. Under New Plan and General Repairs.

1199. Not Under New Plan........\.....

1200. Under New Plan

1201. Under New Plan. .

1202. Under New Plan

1204. Under New Plan

1205. Under New Plan f

1206. Under New Plan j nd General Repairs. (

1207. Under New Plan

1209. Under New Plan

1212.    Under New Plan j and General Repairs. \

1213.    Municipal Ferry

1214. Under New Plan f and General Repairs. (

1216. Municipal Ferry

RRfe

Contracts.

FORMS OF CONTRACTS AND SPECIFICATIONS PREPARED AND SUBMITTED

TO THE COMMISSIONER.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering paints, etc. Submitted January 7, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1167.

Engineer’s Order.—For preparing for and building a new pier at the foot of Jamaica Avenue, Astoria, Borough of Queens. Originally submitted January 28, 1909, resubmitted April 28, 1909 and advertised as Contract No. 1181.

Engineer’s Order.—For preparing for and building a pier with lateral extensions between 31st and 32d Streets, Gowanus Bay, in the Borough of Brooklyn. Originally submitted February 20, 1909, resubmitted June 27, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1095.

B. O. 6500.—For preparing for, furnishing and laying double-track extension to trolley railroad, including overhead wiring, etc., at the South Brooklyn Terminal of the 39th Street Ferry, Borough of Brooklyn. Submitted February 27, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1169.

Engineer’s Order.—For preparing for and building a steel steam lighter with all appurtenances. Submitted March 11, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1172.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering granite stone for bulkhead or river wall. Submitted March 17, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1174.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering cement, and for furnishing and delivering and putting in place rip-rap stone. Submitted March 26, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1175.

Engineer’s Order.—For dredging at the site of the proposed improvement near the mouth of Whale Creek, Newtown Creek, in the Borough of Brooklyn. Originally submitted August 1, 1906, resubmitted April 8, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1025.

Engineer’s Order.—For preparing for and building a landing platform, breakwaters, float stages and movable gangways with appurtenances at the foot of West 110th Street, N. R., and for furnishing and depositing rip rap thereat. Submitted April 26, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1180.

Engineer’s Order.—For preparing for and building a new pier at the foot of Jamaica Avenue, Astoria, Borough of Queens. Submitted April 28, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1181.

Engineer’s Order.—For constructing and delivering two steel screw propelling ferryboats, each with two-cylinder compound engines. Submitted May 4, 1909, and known as Contract No. 1182, but not yet advertised.

Contracts.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering coal. Submitted May 6, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1183.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing about 2,500 hours’ services of tugs on the North and East Rivers and waters within the limits of Greater New York. Submitted May 6, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1184.

Engineer’s Order.—For preparing for and laying iron slag block pavement on portions of the Marginal Street between Whitehall and Broad Streets, E. R.; and granite block pavement between Albany and Liberty Streets, N. R.; and between West 30th and West 33d Streets, N. R.; and for laying a granite crosswalk along the southerly line of West 22d Street, N. R., Borough of Manhattan. Submitted May 10, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1186.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering ice. Submitted May 11, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1185.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering miscellaneous supplies. Submitted May 17, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1187.

Engineer’s Order.—For dredging about 150,000 cubic yards on the East and Harlem Rivers, Boroughs of Manhattan. Brooklyn, Queens and The Bronx, and in the Borough of Richmond. Submitted May 18, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1188.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering sawed new yellow pine lumber, sawed new spruce lumber and piles. Submitted May 20, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1190.

Sub-

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering sand and broken stone, mitted May 21, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1189.

Engineer’s Order.—For preparing for and furnishing and installing a new boiler in the tug “Brooklyn,” complete with all appurtenances. Submitted May 22, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1191.

B. O. 7259.—For preparing for and building the exterior pier with appurtenances at the mouth of Whale Creek, Newtown Creek, Borough of Brooklyn. Originally submitted August 9, 1906, and advertised as Contract No. 1027; altered and resubmitted May 24, 1909, but never advertised.

B. O. 7260.—For preparing for and building a bulkhead wall with appurtenances at Whale Creek, in the Borough of Brooklyn, and for furnishing and depositing rip rap thereat. Originally submitted August 9, 1906, third edition submitted June 4, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1027.

Engineer’s Order.—For dredging about 25,000 cubic yards in the Boroughs of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx and Richmond. Submitted June 15, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1193.

Contracts.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering manila rope and marline. Submitted June 16, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1194.

Engineer’s Order.—For preparing for and building a new steel viaduct between the trolley platform and Jay Street, St. George, Borough of Richmond. Submitted June 16, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1197.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and erecting appliances, etc., to complete the electric installation at the Department yards at West 57th Street, N. R., and East 24th Street, E. R. Submitted June 17, 1909. and advertised as Contract No. 1195.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering stationery and miscellaneous supplies. Submitted June 19, 1909, but not yet advertised.

. Engineer’s Order.—-For dredging between 36th and 38th Streets, Borough of Brooklyn. Submitted June 23, 1909, but not yet advertised.

Engineer’s Order.—For preparing for and building a new steel freight shed with appurtenances on the pier between 31st and 32d Streets, in the Borough of Brooklyn, to be known as the 31st Street Pier Shed. Submitted June 29, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1196.

Engineer’s Order.—For dredging about 200,000 cubic yards on the North River, Borough of Manhattan. Submitted August 18, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1198.

Engineer’s Order.—For removing and reconstructing the existing pier at the foot of Morton Street, N. R., in the Borough of Manhattan, known as Pier 42, N. R., and for furnishing and depositing rip rap thereat. Submitted August 26, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1199.

Engineer’s Order.—For taking up the temporary pavement and laying a permanent pavement with granite blocks on a concrete foundation on the Marginal Street between West 22d and West 23d Streets, N. R., Borough of Manhattan. Submitted September 10, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1200.

Engineer’s Order.—For preparing for and building a new pier at the foot of 33d Street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, to be known as the 33d Street Pier. Submitted September 29, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1202.

Engineer’s Order.—For repairing pier at 95th Street, E. R. Submitted October 5, 1909, but never let; work to be done by the force of the Department.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering granite stone for bulkhead or river wall. Submitted October 8, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1204.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering cement, sand and broken stone, and for furnishing, delivering and putting in place small cobble and rip-rap stone. Submitted October 14, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1207.

Contracts.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering lumber and piles. Submitted October 15, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1206.

Engineer’s Order.—For preparing for and building a new pier at the foot of 30th Street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, to be known as the 30th Street Pier. Submitted October 27, 1909, but not yet advertised.

Engineer’s Order.—For dredging about 200,000 cubic yards on the North River, Borough of Manhattan. Submitted December 4, 1909, and advertised as Contract No. 1212.

Engineer’s Order.—For preparing for and constructing railings, gates and stairway in the ferryhouse at St. George, Staten Island, Borough of Richmond. Submitted December 20, 1909, but not yet advertised.

Engineer’s Order.—For dredging about 200,000 cubic yards in the Boroughs of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx and Richmond. Submitted December 22, 1909, but not yet advertised.

B. O. 7906.—For preparing for and constructing offices and appurtenances, toilets, etc., on the third floor, and furnishing and placing an elevator in the Staten Island Ferryhouse at the foot of Whitehall Street, Borough of Manhattan. Submitted December 30, 1909, but not yet advertised.

Location

Month

Mud. Cu. Yds.

Crib Cu. Yds.

Misc. Cu. Yds.

Depth M. L. W.

Con. No.

■ 'it

Authorization

By Whom Performed

Begun

O. No.

Bhd. Pier old 1 and new 1, N. R.......

Pier new 11, extension, N. R..........

“ 14, So. Side, N. R...............

“ 14, So. Side, N. R................

“ 14, So. Side, N. R................

“ 14, So. Side, N. R................

June. . . .

April.... July.....

Aug

Sept

Oct

1,333

7,341

7,385

8,100

476

1,526

16'

35'

35'

35'

35'

35'

Con. 1,154 . . “    1,154..

“    1,154..

“    1,154..

B. O. 7409

O 8915

B. O. 7620

B. O. 7620

Taylor Dredging Co

June 8,1909 June 9,1909 April 3, 1909 April 8,1909 July 27, 1909 ............

14.5c.

14.5c.

14.5c.

14.5c.

S193.29

1,064 45 1,070.83 1,174 50

1,154. .

B. O. 7620

Sept. 1, 1909

14.5c.

69.02

1,193. .

Newark Meadows Imp

( ,,

“ 14, No. Side, N. R......

“ 14, No. Side, N. R......

“ 15, So. Side, N. R........

Bhd. Piers 21-22, N. R......

Pier 26, So. Side, N. R.......

“ 26, No. Side, N. R......

Aug

Sept.....

Sept.....

April....

March...

March...

•Dump, Canal st., Pier 33, D. S. C., N. R. Feb

Pier 39, So. Side, N. R.........

“ 48, No Side, N. R........

“ 51, So. Side, N.R.........

“ 51, So. Side, N. R.........

54, No. Side, N. R....... .

“ 54, No. Side, N. R........

“ 54, No. Side, N. R........

“ 56, So. Side, N. R..........

“ 56, So. Side, N. R..........

“ 56, So. Side, N. R.........

“ 58, So. Side, N. R.........

“ 58, No. Side, N. R........

“ 59, So. Side, N. R..........

“ 59, No. Side, N. R........

“ 60, So. Side, N. R.........

“ 60, No. Side, N. R........

“ 61, So. Side, N. R.........

“ 61, No. Side, N. R........

“ 62, So. Side, N. R.........

“ 64, No. Side, N. R.........

“ 64, No. Side, N. R.._______

“ 74, No. Side, 34th st., N. R * 74, No. Side, 34th st., N. R

Mar

July

Feb

March

May

June. . . .

July

May

June. . . .

July

Dec

Dec

Dec

Dec

Dec

Dec

Dec

Dec.

Dec ....

Feb

March...

July

Aug

6,503

1,476

1,495

713

14,196

782

6,755

5,268

4,077

4,076

5,906

9,786

9,551

1.871 9,786 9,551

1.872 1,241 2,081

19,308

20,954

15,009

19,191

17,251

7,597

18,201

6,322

6,779

16,499

4,687

35'

35'

35'

16'

27'

27'

25'

35'

36'

37'

37'

41'

41'

41'

41'

41'

41'

40'

40'

40'

40'

40'

40'

40'

40'

40'

31'

31'

31'

31'

1,154. . 1,154. . 1,154. . 1,154. . 1,154. . 1,154. . 1,154. .

1,154. . 1,154. . 1,154. . 1,154. .

1,154. .

1,154 . 1,154. . 1,154. .

1,154. . 1,154. . 1,198. . 1,198. . 1,198. . 1,198. . 1,198. . 1,198. . 1,198. . 1,198. . 1,198. . 1,154. . 1,154. . 1,154. . 1,154. .

B. O.

7620

B. O. 7620.

B. O.

7620

Taylor Dredging Co

Oct. 9,1909 Oct. 11,1909 Aug. 2, 1909    ............

39c.

14.5c.

595.14

942.94

B.

B.

B.

O.

O.

O.

B. O.

B.

O.

B. O.

B. O.

B.

7268

7140

7173

6347

7061

7503

6929

O. 6929

B. O.

7369

.............Sept.    13,1909

Sept. 11, 1909 Sept. 11,1909 April 24, 1909 April 24, 1909 March 8, 1909 March 15, 1909 Mar. 16, 1909 Mar. 17, 1909 Feb. 18, 1909 Feb. 24, 1909 Mar. 1, 1909 Mar. 2,1909 July 13, 1909 July 17,1909 Feb. 26, 1909    ..............

May 20, 1909

Mar. 20,1909

14.5c.

14.5c.

14.5c.

14.5c.

14.5c.

J4.5c.

14.5c.

14.5c.

14.5c.

14.5c.

14.5c.

214.02

216.78

103.39

2,058.42

113.39

979.48

763.86

591.17

591 02

856.37

1,418.97

B.

B.

B.

B.

B.

B.

O.

7369

14.5c.

1,384.90

O. 7369

O. 7369

O.

O.

O.

B. O.

B.

B.

B.

B.

14.5c.

14.5c.

271.30

7369

7369

7940

7940

Henry Du Bois Sons Co. .

Dec. 8, 1909

July 21,1909

14.5c.

14.5c.

14c.

14c.

1,418.97 1,384.90 271.44

173.74

291.34

O.

O.

O.

O.

B. O.

B. O.

B. O.

B. O.

B. O.

B. O.

B. O.

7940

7940

7940

7940

7940

7940

7940

7075

7075

7487

7487

Taylor Dredging Co

Feb. 22,1909

July 3,1909

Mar. 23, 1909

Aug. 9,1909

14c.

14c.

14c.

14c.

14c.

14c.

14c.

14.5c.

14.5c.

14.5c.

14.5c.

2,703.12 2,933.56 2,101.26 2,686.74 2,415.14 1,063.58 2,548 14 916.69

9S2.96

2,392 36 679.62

Location

Month

Mud Cu. Yds.

Crib Cu. Yds.

Misc. j Depth Cu. Yds. M. L. W.

Con. No.

or

O. No.

DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909.

Authorization

By Whom Performed

Begun

Pier 77, No. Side, 37th st., N. R.........

“ 39th st., So. Side, N. R.............

“ 39th st., So. Side, N. R.............

“ 40th st., So. Side, N. R.............

“ 46th st., No. Side, N. R............

•Dump, 47th st., So. Side, D. S. C., N. R.

Bhd. 54th-55th sts., N. R...............

“ 79th-80th sts., N. R..............

“ 79th-80th sts., N. R...............

“ 80th-81st sts., N. R...............

•    Dump, 97t,h st., N. R.................

+110th st., Hudson Fulton Mem., N. R.. +110th st., Hudson Fulton Mem., N. R. .

•    Dump, 134th st., D. 3. C., N. R.......

Pier 4, E. Side, E. R....................

“ 5, W. Side, E. R...................

“ 5, E. Side, E. R...................

“ 6, W. Side, E..R...................

“ 16, W. Side, E. R..................

James Slip See., Pier 26, W. Side, E. R.... “ “    “    “ 26, W. Side, E. R...

“ “    “    “ 26, W. Side, E. R. ..

“ “    “ B. W. A. Oliver st., E. R.

“ “    “ B. W. A. Oliver st.,E. R.

•    Dump, Clinton st., D. S. C., E. R......

Pier old 54, Jackson st., E. Side, E. R......

•    Dump, Stanton st, E. R..............

Pier, 11th st., No. Side, E. R............

Bhd, 11th and 12th sts., E. R...........

Pier 12th st., So. Side, E. R.............

“ 12th st., No. Side, E. R.............

•Dump, 30th st., D. S. C., E. R.........

Dump,46th st., D. S. C., E. R............

Bhd., 54th st., E. R....................

Bhd., So. 62d st., E. R.................

March.. .

June. . . .

5,312

6,570

17'

17'

Con. I 154. .

B.

O.

6937

Taylor Dredging Co.....

Nov

May

May....

Dec

Jan

March.. .

June. . . .

June. . . .

March.. .

June. . . .

July

March.. .

Feb

Feb

Feb.

Feb

Jan.

Oct

Oct

Nov..

Oct

Nov

Oct

Dec

Oct.

May

May

May

May

Jan

Jan

Dec

May....

714

16'

2,919

14,809

2,110

2,537

649

2,026

5,263

917

8,666

665

917

5,072

5,073

3.884

3.885 5,450

9,604

1,830

2,206

1,392

1,381

1,439

896

270

896

923

8,450

1,449

29

559

3,209

1,019

16'

20'

23'

16'

15'

15'

19'

19'

21'

21'

22'

12.5'

12.5'

12.5'

12.5'

28'

25-30

25-30

25-30

25-30

25-30

25'

15'

19'

15'

15'

15'

15'

20-25'

21'

8-12'

13'

“    1,154....

“    1,198....

“    1,154....

“    1,154....

“    1,198....

“    1,115....

“    1,154....

“    1,154....

“    1,154....

“    1,154....

“    1,154. . . .

“    1,154....

“    1,154....

“ 1,111.... “ 1,111.... “ 1,111.... “ 1,111.... “ 1,111.... “    1,141....

“ 1,188.... “ 1,188.... “ 1,188.... “    1,193....

“ 1,188.... “ 1,188.... “ 1,188.... “ 1,111.... “ 1,111.... “ 1,111... “ 1,111.... “ 1,111.... “ 1,111.... “ 1,188.... “ 1,111....

B.

B.

B.

O.

O.

O.

7375

7924

7342

B. O. 7276

B.

B.

B.

B.

Henry Du Bois Sons’ Co. Taylor Dredging Co

O.

O.

O.

O.

B. O.

B.

O.

7761

6938

7165

7424

7425

7155

Henry Du Bois Sons’ Co..

Taylor Dredging Co

B.

B.

B.

B.

B.

O.

O.

O.

O.

O.

B. O.

B.

B.

7396

7396

7129

7065

7065

7052

Mar. 20, 1909 Mar. 25, 1909 June 9,1909 June 12,1909 Nov. 30, 1909 Nov. 30,1909 May 12, 1909 May 13,1909 May 3, 1909 May 11, 1909 Dee. 1,1909 Dec. 2,1909 Jan. 5, 1909 Jan. 6,1909 Mar. 17, 1909 Mar. 17,1909 June 14,1909 June 15,1909 June 15,1909 June 17,1909 Mar. 15, 1909 Mar. 16, 1909 June 22,1909    ............

14.5c.

14.5c.

14c.

14.5c.

14.5c.

14c.

14.8c.

14.5c.

14.5c.

14.5c.

14.5c.

14.5c.

$770.24

952.65

99 96

423.26

2,147.31

295.40

375.48

94.11

293.77

763.14

132.97

R. G. Packard Co

Mar. 13, 1909 Feb. 15,1909

Feb. 5, 1909

July 1,1909 Mar. 13, 1909

Feb. 22,1909

14.5c.

14.5c.

20Jc.

20£c.

20gC.

1,255.12

96.43

132.97

1,053.85 1,054.06 807 01

O.

O.

7052

7017

B. O. 5191

Jan. 21,1909 Sept. 3, 1907

Feb. 10,1909 Jan. 23,1909

20gC.

20⁷₉c.

56c.

807.22

B.

B.

B.

B.

B.

B.

B.

B.

B.

B.

B.

B.

B.

B.

B.

O.

O.

O.

O.

O.

O.

O.

O.

O.

O.

O.

O.

O.

O.

O.

5191

5191

5191

5191

7850

7957

7350

7278

7278.

7278

7278

6943....

6942

7958

7238.....

Newark Meadows Imp Co

R. G. Packard Co

Oct. 23, 1909 Dec. 29, 1909 Oct. 28, 1909 May 5, 1909

Oct. 25,1909 Dec. 31,1909 Oct. 29,1909

NewarkMeadows Imp.Co.

R. G. Packard Co.

Jan. 6, 1909 Jan. 15,1909 Dec. 28, 1909 May 8, 1909

May 8, 1909 Jan. 13, 1909 Jan. 15, 1909 Dec. 28,1909 May 8, 1909

19c.

19c.

19c.

39c.

19c.

19c.

19c.

20 7-9c.

20 7-9c.

20 7-9c.

20 7-9c.

20 7-9c.

20 7-9c.

19c.

20 7-9c.

1,132 39 1,797.04 1,824.76 347.70

419.14

397.41

264.48

262.39

273.41

186.17

56.10

186.17

191.78

1,755.72

301.07

5.51

116.15

Location

Month

Mud Cu. Yds.

Crib Cu. Yds.

Mi sc. Cu. Yds.

Depth M. L. W.

Con. No.

or

O. No.

Authorization

By Whom Performed

Begun

B. W. A., 73rd st., E. R................

B. W. A., 79th st., E. R.................

•Dump, 80th st., D. S. C., E.~R.........

•Dump, 80th st., D. S. C., E. R.........

Platform, Classon Point, E. R.............

•Dump, 107th st., D. S. C., H. R........

•Dump, 107th st., D. S. C., H. R.......

Pier 110th st., So. Side, H. R............

“ 110th st., No. Side, H. R.............

“ 117th st., No. Side, H. R.............

“ 119th st., So. Side, H. R............

•Dump, 139th st., D. S. C., H. R.......

Slip, 140th st., H. R...................

•Dump, Lincoln ave., D. S. C., H. R.. . .

Pier 52d st., No. Side, Bklyn.............

“ 52d st., No. Side, Bklyn.............

“ 52d st., So. Side, Bklyn.............

Gowanus Sec., 28th to 36th sts., Bklyn. . . .

“    “ 28th to 36th sts., Bklyn.....

“ 28th to 36th sts., Bklyn.....

Whale Creek, Newtown Creek, Bklyn.....

April.

June

Jan

772

415

1,157

9-22'

16'

Oct

735

11-16'

Con. 1,141.. . “    1,141...

“ 1,111...

“ 1,188. .

O. 8956......

R. G. Packard Co.

O. 9162. . .

B. O. 6783

B. O. 7349

June. . . .

Jan

June. . . .

Dec

Dec

May.....

6,390

2,785

2,627

1,526

3,464

864

12'

20'

24'

17'

17'

12'

1,111. . . 1,111. ..

1,111 .    .    .

1,188.    .    .

1,188. . .

B. O. 7448

B. O. 6830

B. O. 7414

B. O. 7973

B. O. 7973

NewarkMeadows Imp.Co. R. G. Packard Co......

Newark Meadows Imp. Co

Dec

June

June....

Jan

July

Aug

Oct

Jan

Feb

March

April May. June.

July

Aug

Oct.

July

Aug

Sept.

Oct,

Nov.

Dec

1,227

2,214

5,596

1,150

2,363

1,048

1,044

454.270

300,244

279,860

183,578

225,743

258,383

265,378

132,503

31,497

12,773

55,352

63,569

94,350

66,779

68,286

16.5'

19'

16'

17.5'

11'

11'

16'

35'

35'

35'

15-35'

15-35'

15-35'

15-35'

15-35'

15-35'

IS'

18'

18'

18'

18'

18'

1,111. ..

1,188. . .

1,111. ..

1,111. . .

1,111 . . .

1,141. . .

1,141. . . 1,188. . ! 1,148. . .

B. O. 7106

B. O. 7975

B. O. 7351

B. O. 7385

B. O. 6941

B. O. 7407

B. O. 7407

B. O. 7587

R. G. Packard Co

Newark Meadows Imp. Co R. G. Packard Co.......

April 1, 1909 April [6, 1909 j 56c.

July 6, 1909

19c.

19c.

19c.

56c.

8232.40

647.92

160.40

139.65

1,327.70

578.66

545.83

289.94

658.16

179.52

233.31

460.02

1,162.72

238.94

586.88

Newark Meadows Imp. Co Morris & Cumings Drg. Co

Oct, 19, 1909 Oct. 1, 1908

Aug. 16, 1909 Oct, 21, 1909

56c.

19c.

46.8c.

584.64

448.97

Jamaica ave., Queens “ Queens “ Queens “ Queens

April....

May.....

May.....

June....

866

17'

1,493

17'

J 0,981 3,664

17'

17

1,148. . . 1,148. . 1,148. . . 1,148. . . 1,148. . . 1,148. . . 1,148. . . 1,148. . . 1,025... 1,025. . . 1,025. . . 1,025. . . 1,025. .. 1,025 1,111. .. 1,111.. . 1,141... 1,141...

B. O. 7051

B. O. 7051

B. O. 7051.

B. O. 7051..

Wm. H. Beard Drg. Co.

R. G. Packard Co

Oct. 1, 1908

July 20, 1909

April 29, 1909

May 6, 1909

46.8c.

46.8c.

46.8c.

46 8c.

46.8c.

............. 46.8c.

.............!    46.8c.

Oct. 25,1909    46.8c.

............. 18ic.

............. 18Jc.

............. 18*c.

............. 18Jc.

............. 18*c.

............. 18Jc.

............. 20 7-9c.

May 3, 1909

20 7-9c.

56c.

212,598.36 140,514.19 130,974.45 85,914.50 105,647.72 120,923.24 124,196.90 62,011.40 14,740.60 2,331.07 10,101.74 11,601.34 17,218.88 12,187.17 12,462.20 179.94

310.21

June 5, 1909

56c.

6,149.36

2,051.84

Location

Month

Mud

Cu. Yds.

Crib Cu. Yds.

Misc. Cu. Yds.

Depth M. L. W.

Con. No.

or

O. No.

Authorization

By Whom Performed

Begun

Finished

Price

Amount

Nott ave., 13th st. (Timber Basin), Queens Nov

Dec. Oct.

5,088

1,669

7-10'

7-10'

Bhd., West ave. Queens................

Approach Ferry Term. St. George, S. I... “    “    “ St. George, S. I...

* St. George, S. I...

536

9'

Ferry Slip, Stapleton, S. I

April.... April....

May.....

May.....

3,580

5,333

432,459

3,074

1,658

2,521,360

12'

14'

14'

22'

Con. 1,188.. “ 1,188.. “ 1,188.. “ 1,111.. “    1,141..

“    1,141..

“ 1,111..

B. O. 7883, B. O. 7883

B. O. 7481

O. 8976......

O. 8976......

O. 8976......

B. O. 7380...

NewarkMeadows Imp. Co

R. G. Packard Co

Nov. 19, 1909

Oct. 30, 1909 April 8, 1909 April 20, 1909

May 21, 1909

Dec. 7,1909 Oct. 30, 1909 April 13, 1909

May 5,1909 May 26,1909

19c.

19c.

19c.

20 7-9c.

56c.

56c.

20 7-9c.

$966.72

317.11

101.84

743.84

1,721.44

928.48

1,108.08

$1,147,187.27

• Dredging for Department of Street Cleaning. + Dredging for Hudson Fulton Memorial Com.

Total Dredging

2,953,819 cu. yds.

40 G

WORK SUPERVISED.

Work Done, Other Than Dredging, by Alleged Owners and Lessees of Piers and Others by Order or Under Permit of the Commissioner of Docks and Under the Supervision of the Chief Engineer.

B. O.

Location.

Nature of Work.

Begun.

Completed.

Remarks.

7016

Along North River....

Repairs to water front property, B. & O. R. R. Co.............

Jan. 19, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

7010

Along North River,...

General repairs to water front property, Central R. R. of N. J.

Jan. 15, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

6850

Water-front, River.....

North

General repairs to property, D., L. & W. R.R. Co..............

Jan. 2, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

7040

Water-front, River.....

North

Repairs to property, Erie R. R.

Co

Jan. 25, 1909 Dec. 31,1909

6998

Water-front, North River.............

General repairs to property, Lehigh Valley R. R. Co..........

Jan. 14, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

6865

Water-front, River.....

North

General Repairs to property, N. Y. C. & II. R.R. R. Co.........

Jan. 2, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

6860

Water-front, River.....

North

General repairs to property, Penn. R. R. Co....................

Jan. 2, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

6958

Water-front, North River.............

General repairs to property, New England Nav. Co.............

Jan. 2, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

7000

Water-front, River.....

North

General Repairs to property, Southern Pacific Co...........

Jan. 14, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

7033

Along North River... .

7411

Along North River... .

7737

North River

7762 North River

Openings to make subway connections, Con. Tel. & El. Sub. Co..

Repairs to car tracks, Met. St. Ry. Co......................

Placing floats and stands, Hudson -Fulton Celebration.......

Placing of floats and stands Hud-son-Fulton Celebration.......

Jan. 23, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

June 3, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Sept. 25, 1909 Oct. 9, 1909

7767

6946

North River.........

Marginal street, North River.............

Placing of floats and stands

Sept. 20, 1909 Oct. 14, 1909 Sept. 25, 1909 Oct. 9, 1909

Taking up and relaying asphalt and granite pavement, Con. Gas. Co. of N. Y.............

Jan. 16, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

6976

Marginal street, North River.............

General repairs to car tracks, Third Ave R. R. Co., the Dry Dock, E. B’way & Battery R. R. Co., & 42d St., Manhattan-ville & St. Nicholas Ave. R. R.

Co

Jan. 9, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

7003

Marginal street, North River.............

7585

West Battery Landing

Take up pavement, Dept. W. S., G. & E......................

Make repairs, N. Y. Excursion

Jan. 14, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Completed.

Remarks.

7304

Battery Sea Wall

Repairs to bath platform where damaged by Tug Nyack,” Erie R. R. Co................

April 26, 1909

May 1, 1909

7669

Fire Boat Landing, Battery Park......

Fire Department, Constructing additional story..............

Oct. 18, 1909

Dec. 23, 1909

7377

Piers new 1 and old 1, ' N. R..............

7703

Pier new 1, N. R.

Placing of a platform, scale sunk to street level at bulkhead, Meade Transfer Co.

General repairs to pier and shed, United Fruit Co.

July 19, 1909

Aug. 5, 1909

April 26, 1909

In progress.

6860

6860

7774

Pier old 1, N. R.......

Pier old 1, N. R........

Piers old 1, 4, 5, N. R.

Painting pier shed, Penn. R. R.. .

Repairs to fender piles, Penn.R.R.

Erection of stands, Hudson-Ful-ton Celebration, Penn. R. R

Sept. 4, 1909 Jan. 30, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Co

6998

6998

6998

7492

Pier old 2, N. R ....

Pier 3, N. R.......

Pier 3, N. R.......

Pier 3, N. R.......

6860

Pier old 4, N. R

Repairs to platform, Penn R. R..

Repairs to platform, Penn. R. R..

Repairs to pier, Penn. R. R.......

Repairs to fendering at outer end of pier, Lehigh Valley R. R. Co.

Painting bulkhead shed, Penn. R. R........................

Sept. 23, 1909 Nov. 27, 1909 Jan. 30, 1909 June 26, 1909

Oct. 5, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

June 23, 1909

July 2, 1909

Sept. 11, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

6860

Pier old 5, N. R

Painting bulkhead shed, Penn. R. R........................

6860

7010

Pier 5, N. R.. . . Pier old 8, N. R

7025

Pier old 8, N. R

6958

Pier old 9, N. R

7081

Pier old 9, N. R

6958

6958

Pier old 10, N. R Pier old 10, N. R

6958

Pier old 11, N. R

7058

Pier old 11, N. R

7010

Pier 10, N. R

7073

Pier 10, N. R.

7742

Pier new 10, N. R

Repairs to shed, Penn. R. R......

Repairs to substructure, Central R. R. of N. J.................

Necessary repairs, Central R. R. of N. J......................

General Repairs, New England Nav. Co.....................

Necessary repairs, New England Nav. Co. and Cruikshank Co....

Repairs, New England Nav. Co.

Repairs to pier, New England Nav. Co.....................

Repairs to pier, New England Nav. Co.....................

Repairs to sub- and superstructures, New England Nav. Co. & Cruikshank Co...............

Repairs to pier, Central R. R. of N. J........................

Erection of oil house and sawdust bin, Central R. R. of N. J.......

Driving of piles, Hudson-Fulton Celebration, Central R. R. of N. J........................

Sept. 18, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909 Aug. 28, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Mar. 13, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Jan. 25, 1909

Sept. 22, 1909

Mar. 27, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Mar. 11, 1909 May 12, 1909 Mar. 27, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Mar. 6, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Sept. 25, 1909

Mar. 11, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

May 11, 1909

Feb. 6, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Feb. 9, 1909

May 3, 1909

Sept. 22, 1909 Oct. 4, 1909

Work Supervised.

B. O.

Location.

Nature of Work.

Begun.

Completed.

Remarks.

7034

Approach Pier 11,N.R.

919

Pier old 14, N. R

6398

Piers 14 and 15, N. R.

6754

Liberty St., N. R..

6879

Liberty St., N. R......

6501

Cortlandt St., N. R,.. .

Taking up granite pavement to build sub-connection N. Y. Edison Co...................

Construction, bulkhead wall, Central R. R. of N. J...........

Repairs and painting sheds, Inter. Mer. Marine Co...........

Erection overhead foot bridge, Central R. R. of N. J..........

Laying water main, etc., Central R. R. of N. J.................

Removal of railroad tracks, Fulton St. R. R. Co. (Gilbert H. Montague, Receiver)..........

Jan. 25, 1909

Jan. 30, 1909

April 1, 1907 June 15, 1909

Aug. 27, 1908

May 3, 1909

Oct. 30, 1908

Sept, 2, 1909

Dec. 14, 1908 Jan. 25, 1909

Returned, Jan. 27, 1909

Superseded by B. O. 7002.

6860

Cortlandt St., N. R... .

6860

Cortlandt St., N. R...,

6860

6713

Cortlandt St., N. R... .

Approach Pier 13, N. R..............

Painting ferry structure, Penn. R. R........................

Painting overhead bridge, Penn. R. R........................

Repairs to ferry rack, Penn R. R

Sept. 25, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Sept. 11, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909 .Mar. 6, 19 09 Dec. 31, 1909

Taking up pavement, etc., D., L. & W. R. R. Co...............

Oct. 22, 1908 April 3, 1909

6652 Pier 13, N. R.

Repairs to roof of shed, J. II. Starin......................

Dec. 27, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

6850

Pier 13, N. R.

6850

6850

Pier 13, N. R. Pier 13, N. R.

6860

Pier old 16, N. R

6865

Pier 16, N. R.

6865

Pier 16, N. R.

6850

Barclay St.

6850

Barclay Street,

6865

Pier 17, N. R.

6865

Pier 17, N. R.

6958

Pier 18, N. R.

6958

Piers 18-19, N. R.

7778

Piers 18-19, N. R.

Repairs bulkhead platform, D., L. & W. R. R.....'...............

Repairs to pier, D., L. & W. R. R.

Repairs to fender system, D., L. & W. R. R...................

Repairs to dock and sheathing, Penn. R. R..................

Repairs to bulkhead shed, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R..............

Repairs to fender system, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R..............

Repair ferry rack, D., L. & W. R. R........................

Painting ferry structure, D., L. & W. R. R..................

Regans to pier, N. Y. C. & H. R.

Repairs to bulkhead shed, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R..............

Repairs to pier, New England Nav. Co.....................

Repaired pier shed, New England Nav. Co..................

Erection of stands, Hudson-Ful-ton Celebration, New England Nav. Co....................

Jan. 2,1909 Dec. 31,1909 Mar. 27, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

April 3, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Mar. 00, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Nov. 13. 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Jan. 2, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Oct. 9, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

July 17, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Jan. 23, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Sept. 25, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Nov. 27, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Aug. 21, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

6551

Pier 19, N. R

6946

Piers 19-20, N. R.

Repairs to sewer in front of pier, New⁷ England Nav. Co........

Taking up and relaying asphalt and granite pavement, Con. Gas Co.....................

7040

Chambers St., N. R.. .

Repairs to ferry rack, Erie R.R.

7411

Chambers St., N. R.. .

7040

7040

6146

6568

Pier 20, N. R........

Pier 20, N. R........

Piers 20 and 21, N. R. Piers 20-21, N. R.....

7040

Piers 20 and 21, N. R.

6993

Pier 21, N. R

7386

6067

Pier 21, N. R........

Duane St., N. R......

7016

Pier 22. N. R......

7016 Pier 22, N. R 7016 Pier 22, N. R

7016 Pier 22, N. R

6865 Pier 23, N. R

6946 Pier 24, N. R

6984 Pier 24, N. R.

6984

Pier 24, N. R

6984

Pier 24, N. R

7039

7804

7650

3086

Completed.

Remarks.

Aug. 10, 1908 April 2, 1909

Aug. 21, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

July 10, 1909 Dec. 31,1909

Removing unused car tracks, Met. St. Ry. Co..................

Repairs to pier, Erie R. R. Co.. .

Painting shed, Erie R. R. Co.. . .

Repairs to pier, Erie R. R. Co. ..

Construction of an 8-inch hollow tile fire wall, Erie R. R. Co. . .

Repairs to bulkhead platform, Erie R. R. Co...............

Erection of a temporary structure, Public Service Comm... .

Repairs, Erie R. R. Co..........

June 19, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909 Aug. 7. 1909 Dec. 31, 1909 July 10, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909 May 18, 1908 In progress...

Sept. 26, 1908 Mar. 1,1909

Jan. 30, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Jan. 15, 1909 July 3, 1909 May 18, 1909 May 29, 1909

Sewer connections at' bulkhead,

Public Service Commission.. . . Jan. 8, 1909 Oct. 18, 1909

Repairs to pier, B. & O. R. R. Co. April 10, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Replacing scales, B. & O. R. R.

Painting shed on pier, B. &. O.

R. R. Co....................

Painting bulkhead shed, B. & O.

R.    R. Co....................

Repairing Fender Piles, N. Y. C.

& H. R. R. R...............

Taking up and relaying asphalt and granite pavement, Con.

Gas. Co.....................

General repairs, Central Hudson

S.    B. Co....................

Repairs to pier, Central Hudson S. B. Co....................

Aug 21, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909 Sept. 4, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Sept. 18, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Feb. 20, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Nov. 6, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Jan. 11, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

April 10, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Appch. Pier 24, N. R.

Repairing approach to pier, Central Hudson S. B. Co.........

Opening asphalt pavement to repair Croton water pipe, Central Hudson S. B. Co.............

Sept. 11, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Pier 24, N. R........

Between piers 24 and 25, N. R...........

Jan. 26, 1909 April 2, 1909 Placing office, N. R. S. B. Co. . . . Oct. 11, 1909 Oct. 12. 1909

Pier New 25, N. R.. ..

Repairs to planking in front of ice bridge at bulkhead, Ameri-Ice Co...................

Enlarge ticket office and waiting room, Southern Pacific Co.....

Aug. 8, 1909

Aug. 12, 1909

Not begun...

Ret.

Feb. 15, 1909

Work Supervised.

B. O.

Location.

7000

Pier 25, N. R

Repairs to pier, Southern Pacific

Co

Sept. 18, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

7016

Pier 26, N. R

7027

Pier 26, N. II

7027

Pier 26, N. R.

7027

Pier 26, N. R

7027

Pier 26, N. R

7027

Pier 26, N. R

6860

7003

Pier 27, N. R........

So. of Pier 27, N. R . .

6860

Piers 27 and 28, N. R.

6912

6860

Piers 27 and 28, N. R. Pier 28, N. R........

Painting transfer bridge, B. & O.

R.    R. Co....................

Repairs to water front property, Old Dominion S. S. Co........

Repairs to pier, Old Dominion

S.    S. Co.....................

Repairs to pier shed, Old Dominion S. S. Co.................

Painting pier shed Old Dominion S. S. Co.....................

Painting bulkhead shed, Old Dominion S. S. Co..............

Painting pier shed, Penn. R.R.. .

Remove hydrant Dept. W., S., G. and E.......................

Repairs to shed and fender system, Penn. R. R.............

Placing tar kettle, Penn. R. R. . .

Repairs to shed and pier, Penn.

k. r,.

Nov. 13, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Jan. 20, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Feb. 27, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Sept. 4, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Sept. 4, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Oct 3, 1909 Sept. 25, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

July 31, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Jan. 2, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909 Dec. 21, 1908 Jan. 12, 1909

6860

7773

Pier 28, N. R Pier 28, N. R

6860 Pier 29, N. R........

6860 Pier 29, N. R.........

6860 Pier 29, N. R.........

6860 Pier 29, N R.........

6860 Desbrosses St., N. R. .

6976 Desbrosses St., N. R. .

7526 Between Desbrosses and Watt Sts......

Painting pier shed, Penn. R. R .

Erection of stand, Hudson-Ful-ton Celebration, Penn. R.R. . .

Painting Pier shed, Penn. R. R..

Repairs to pier, Penn. R. R.....

Repairs to pier, Penn. R. R.....

Repairs to pier shed, Penn. R. R.

Repairs to ferry rack, Penn. R. R.

Repairs to track, 3rd Ave. R. R.

Oct. 16, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909 Sept. 25, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Sept. 23, 1909 Sept. 27, 1909 Sept. 25, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909 Mar. 27, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909 Oct, 16, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909 Sept, 4, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909 Mar. 13, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Co

Nov. 6, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Repairs to asphalt pavement on marginal street area between car tracks, Rec’r Met. St. Ry. Co..

July 2, 1909

July 2, 1909

7057

Pier 30, N. R

epairs to shed, Albany Day Line........................

Aug. 21, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

6865

Pier 31, N. R

Repairs to fender system, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R.............

Oct. 16, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

7420

Pier 31, N. R

Changes in shed, N Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Co....................

Sept, 7. 1909

In progress.

7650

Pier 31, N. R.

Alterations in shed, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Co................

Oct. 11, 1909

In progress.

7033

Watts St., N. R......

Repairs to pipe, Sub. Co.......

Con. Tel. & El.

Sept. 18, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

7358

Between Piers 31 and 32, N. R...........

Placing awning shed, Met. St. Ry. Co.....................

Remarks.

7010 Pier 32, N. R

Repairs to fender piles, C. R. R. of N. J.....................

Mar. 13, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

5258 Canal St., N. R.

Repairs to pier and dump, Brown & Fleming Con. Co.

May 30, 1909

6084

Canal St., N. R.......

Repairing portion of pier. Brown & Fleming Con. Co.

May 30, 1909

Suspended Nov. 27, 1909

Suspended Nov. 27, 1909

6650

Canal St., N. R.......

Repairing leak in hydrant, Dept. W.,S.,G. and E............

Sept, 24, 190.8 Feb. 10, 1909

7842

Canal St., N. R......

5874

Pier New 34, N. R.. . .

7000

Pier 34, N. R

Placing additional hopper, L. E. Muller......................

Repairs to substructure, Southern Pacific Co., Super, by B. 0.7297

Repairs to pier,

Nov. 3, 1909 Nov. 24, 1909

Southern Pacific

May 8, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

7009

Pier 35, N. R......

7009

7009

Pier 35, N. R Pier 35, N. R

General repairs to pier, to adjoining half bulkheads and to sheds thereat, Ocean S.S. Co. of Sav.

Repairs to pier, Savannah Line..

Savannah

Repairs to pier shed, Line...............

Jan. 15, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909 Jan. 22, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

July 31, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

7071

Pier 36, N. R

7071

Pier 36, N. R

Repairs to deck of pier, Clyde S. S. Co.....................

Repairs to pier shed, Clyde S. S.

Mar. 6, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Co

July 31, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

7071

Pier 36, N. R

Painting bulkhead shed, Clyde S. S. Co.....................

7071

7000

Piers 36 and 45, N. R. Pier 37, N. R.........

General repairs, Clyde S. S. Co... Repairs to pier, Southern Pacific

Oct. 16, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909 Feb. 9, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Co

Aug. 21, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

7000

Pier 37, N. R

Painting pier, Southern Pacific

Co

Nov. 6, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

6804

Piers 37 and 38, N. R.

7000

Pier 38, N. R

Repairs to broken water main, Southern Pacific Co..........

Repairs to pier, Southern Pacific

Nov. 23, 1908 Feb. 10, 1909

Co

Nov. 6, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

7000

Pier 38, N. R

Repairs to pier shed, Southern Pacific Co.

Nov. 6, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

6865

Piers 38 and 40, N. R.

Removing unused car tracks, N. Y. C. & H. R. R R.....

Feb. 13, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

7036

Pier 39, N. R

6757

Pier 40, N. R.

6865

Pier 40, N. R

6958

Pier 40, N. R

6958

Pier 40, N. R

Repairs to superstructure, Atlantic Transp. Co...............

Repairs to bulkhead platform, New England Nav. Co........

Removing unused car tracks N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R.......

General repairs, New England Nav. Co....................

Repairing granite pavement, New England Nav. Co

Nov. 9, 1909

In progress.

Jan. 13, 1909

Jan. 27, 1909

Feb. 20, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

April 3, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Work Supervised.

B. O.

Location.

Nature of Work.

Begun.

Completed.

Remarks.

7672

Pier 40, N. R

Constructing extension to office, New England Nav. Co........

Aug. 23, 1909 Dec. 24, 1909

6850

Pier 41, N. R.

Repairs to bulkhead shed, D., L. & W. R. R...................

July 17, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

6850

6850

7003

Pier 41, N. R Pier 41, N. R. Pier 41, N. R.

Painting shed, D., L. & W. R. R.

Repairs to pier, D., L. & W. R. R.

Opening pavement to repair hydrant, Dept. W. S., G. & E

Aug. 28, 1909 Feb. 20, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

April 3, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

6972

Bulkhead south of Pier 42, N. R...........

3728

Pier New 42, N. R.

6946

Pier 42, N. R.

7014

Pier New 42, N. R.

Location of shanty, Blake Construction Co.................

Open pavement and repair water main, Compagnie Generale Transatlantique..............

Opening pavement to repair main Con. Gas Co.................

Erection hoisting apparatus, Wm. Farrell & Son.................

Jan. 8, 1909 Jan. 16, 1909

Nov. 11, 1905 April 6,1909

Jan. 16, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Superseded by B. O. 7858

Returned Nov. 1, 1909

7103 Pier 42, N. R.

7119 Pier 42, N. R.

7139

Pier New 42, N. R.

6778

Morton St., N. R......

6805

Morton St., N. R......

Paving marginal street area, etc., Hudson Companies...........

Laying asphalt pavement, Hudson & Man. R. R. Co...........

Repairs to outer end where damaged by S. S. “La Savoie,” . Compagnie Generale Transatlantique.....................

Remove frame, etc., Hudson Companies..................

Installation tower, etc., Hudson & Man. R. R.................

Mar. 30, 1909 April 6, 1909

Mar. 30, 1909 April 6, 1909

Mar. 8, 1909 Mar. 12, 1909

Nov. 16, 1908 Mar. 20, 1909

Feb. 15, 1909 April 6, 1909

7318

Between Piers 42 and 43, N. R...........

7390

Pier 43, N. R.

Placing of a float, Nicholas J. Cary. ......................

Repairs to outer bunch of piles, Catskill & N. Y. S. B. Co.......

May 10, 1909

May 12, 1909

May 21, 1909

July 2, 1909

7706

Barrow St., N. R......

Diver and outfit to recover body,

etc

Aug. 24, 1909

Aug. 27, 1909

7103

South of Pier 43, N. R.

6998

Pier 44, N. R

6736 Christopher St., N. R..

6830 Christopher St., N. R..

Paving marginal street, Hudson Companies..................

Repairs to pier, Lehigh Valley R. R. Co....................

Opening pavement, etc., D., L. & W. R. R. Co..................

Repairs to ferry structure, D., L. & W. R. R...................

Mar. 30, 1909

April 6, 1909

July 17, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Oct. 27, 1908 Mar. 2, 1909

Jan. 23, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

6865

Between Piers 49 and 50, N. R...........

7411 Christopher St., N. R..

Repairs to pavement, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R...................

Repairs to pavement, Met. St. Ry. Co......................

Feb. 13, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

6363

Pier New 45, N. R.

Repairs to pavement, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Co..............

Superseded by B. O. 6451

7071

7071

7310

Pier 45, N. R. Pier 45, N. R. Pier 46, N. R.

6994

7969

Pier 47, N. R........

Approach Pier 47,N.R.

7770

Pier 48, N. R.

6999

5987

Piers 48 and 49, N. R. Pier 49, N. R.........

6999

Pier 49, N. R.

6711

Pier 50, N. R.

6711

7070

Pier 50, N. R. Pier 50, N. R.

7070

7300

Pier 50, N. R. Pier 50, Lf. R.

7695

Pier 51, N. R.

7695

Piers 51 and 52, N. R..

Painting shed, Clyde S. S. Co.....

Repairs to pier, Clyde S. S. Co. . .

Changes in gangways, Hudson Navigation Co...............

General repairs, Quebec S. S. Co.

Placing mooring pots, Quebec S. S. Co.....................

Erection of stand, Hudson-Ful-ton Celebration, White Star Line........................

General repairs, White Star Line

Securing pier, piles, etc., White Star Line... ................

Repairs to sheathing, White Star Line........................

Repairs to sheathing, etc., International Mer. Marine Company

Repairs to piers, Sanderson & Son

Repairs to bulkhead platform, AVilson Line.................

General repairs, Sanderson & Son

Taking up and relaying tracks, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Co......

Repairs to fender piles, Cunard Steamship Co................

General Repairs, Cunard Steamship Co......................

Nov. 13, 1909 July 7, 1909

7219

Bulkhead Pier 52, N. R..........

5204

7108

7011

6905

7776

Completed.

Returned Jan. 27, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

April 28, 1909 Jan. 13, 1909

May 15, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Dec. 20, 1909 Dec. 24, 1909

Sept. 24, 1909 Oct. 4, 1909 Jan. 14, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

May 26, 1909

May 29, 1909

Jan. 16, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Jan. 25, 1909 Jan. 30, 1909

Jan. 30, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Feb. 13, 1909 Feb. 9, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

May 4, 1909

May 29, 1909

Aug. 28, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Aug. 21, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Erection temporary tool house, P. McDonald................

Gansevoort and West 30th Sts............

Pier 53, N. R.

13th Ave., in front of New Washington Market............

North of West 23d St.

Pier 64, N. R.

6860 West 24th St.

Mar. 26, 1909

Mar. 27, 1909

Removal hydrant, etc., Dept. W. S., G. & E...................

Removal of shed maintained by the New York & Albany Transportation Co.................

May 22, 1907

April 3, 1909

Mar. 27, 1909

Mar. 29, 1909

Removal of three uprights, N. Y.

Telephone Co................

Repairs to pavement, Receiver 28th <fc 29th Sts. Crosstown Line.........................

Erection of Stand, Hudson-Ful-ton Celebration, Anchor Line. .

Repairs to shed, Penn. R. R......Jan. 12, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

April 9, 1909

Suspended.

June 4, 1909

July 2, 1909

Sept. 22, 1909

Sept. 30, 1909

Remarks.

Work Supervised.

B. O.

Location.

6860 West 24th St.

6995 West 24th St.

6995 West 24th St.

6995 West 24th St. 7777 Pier 65, N. R.

6850

West 25th St.

6962

West 25th St.

6962 West 25th St.

Painting ferry structure, Penn. R. R........................

General repairs, Anchor Line.....

Repairs to pier and shed, Anchor Line........................

Painting pier, Anchor Line.......

Erection of stand, Hudson-Fulton Celebration, Hamburg-American Line....................

Repairs to pier, D., L. & W. R. R.

General repairs, Hamburg-American Line....................

Repairing sheathing and fender system, Hamburg-American Line.......................

Sept. 20, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909 Jan. 13, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Mar. 29, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909 July 22, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Sept. 24, 1909 Sept. 27, 1909 May 19, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Jan.

6, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Mar. 29, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

6962

West 25th St.

Painting pier and shed, Hamburg American Line...............

Oct. 11, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

6996

Pier 66, N. R.

6998

Pier 66, N. R.

6998

Pier 66, N. R.

Placing of tar kettle, Lehigh Valley R. R. Co..................

Repairs to pier, Lehigh Valley R. R. Co.....................

Painting pier shed, Lehigh Valley R. R. Co.....................

Jan. 14, 1909 Jan. 25, 1909

Jan. 26, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Nov. 27, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

7787

Pier 66, N. R.

6702

West 26th St.

Erection of stand, Hudson-Fulton Celebration, Lehigh Valley R. R. Co.................

Erection platform, Lehigh Valley R. R. Co.....................

Sept. 24, 1909 Sept. 28, 1909

Oct. 28, 1908 Mar. 15, 1909

7016

West 26th St.

7038

West 27th St.

Repairs to transfer bridge, B. & O. R. R. Co..................

Repairs to pier, Panama R. R.

Jan. 26, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Co

7038

West 27th St.

7038

West 27th St.

Painting pier, Panama R. R. Co.. General repairs, Panama R. R.

Feb. 26, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909 Nov. 13, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Co

Jan. 25, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

7113 West 27th St.

7298

Pier 68, N. R.

7775

Pier 68, N. R.

6850

West 28th St.

Erection platform, etc., Panama R. R. Co.....................

Necessary repairs, D., L. & W. R. R. Co.....................

Erection of stand, Hudson-Fulton Celebration, D., L. & W. R. R. Co.....................

Repairs to doors in shed, D., L. & W. R. R....................

Mar. 5, 1909 April 17, 1909

May 10, 1909 July 3, 1909

Sept. 22, 1909

Oct. 1, 1909

Jan. 11, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

7040

West 28th St.

6946

West 29th St

Repairs to transfer bridge, Erie R. R. Co..................

Taking up and relaying asphalt and granite pavement, C Gas Co...................

Repairs to pier where damaged by fireboat “ James Duane ”......

..n.

Mar. 16, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Feb. 8, 1909

April 9, 1909

Completed. 1 Remarks.

5204

West 30th St.

Placing hydrants, etc., Dept. W. . S.,G. &E...................

May 22, 1907 April 3, 1909)

6204

West 30th, 39th, 48th

Sts

Placing hydrants and mains, L.

for Dept. W. S.,

D.

G. & E

regory

June 26, 1908 April 3, 1909

6902

West 30th St.

6946

West 30th St.

7252

West 30th St.

6865

Pier 71, N. R.

Placing derricks, etc., N. Y. Contracting & Trucking Co........

Taking up and relaying asphalt and granite pavement, Con. Gas. Co.....................

Placing derrick, etc., N. Y. Contracting Co........•...........

Repairs to pier, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R.........................

Dec. 16, 1908 Feb. 1, 1909|

Mar. 10, 1909 Mar. 22, 1909

April 13, 1909 June 7, 1909}

Aug. 21, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909|

6865

Pier 71, N. R.

7033 West 31st St.

7033 West 31st St.

Repairs to pavement, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R...................

Openings to make subway connections. Con. Tel. & El. Sub. Co.

Replacing asphalt, Con. Tel. & El. Sud. Co.................

Sept. 11, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909j Oct. 9, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909'

Oct. 16, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909;

6997 West 32d St.

7253

West 32d St.

6865

West 33d St.

6865

West 33d St.

6974

West 34th St.

7505

West 34th St.

7505

West 34th St.

7771

West 34th St.

Repairs to pier, Penn. Ter. & Tun. R. R. Co.......•..............

Removal extension to pier, N. Y., & L. I. R. R.................

Repairs to transfer bridge, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R.............

Repairs to fender piles, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R..................

Repairs to scales, Merchants Union Ice Co.................

Repairs to pier, Hartfield, Solari & Co........................

Repairing pier, Italian Line......

Erection of stand, Hudson-Ful-ton Celebration, Hartfield, Solari & Co....................

Feb. 2, 1909 Suspended | July 31, 19091

April 13, 1909 May 1, 1909;

Jan. 5, 1909

April 3,1909}.,

Sept. 9, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

July 27, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

June 28, 1909 July 6, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909} Dec. 31, 19091

Sept. 23. 1909 Oct. 2, 19091

6974 Between West 34th and 35th Sts.......

General repairs to ice bridge, Merchants Union Ice Co.......

Jan. 9, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

6865

West 35th St.

Repairs to pavement, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R...................

5425

West 35th St.

6458

West 35th St.

Erection of house, Fire Dept......

Erection of structures, N. Y. & L. B. S. B. Co................

Nov. 6, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909 Aug. 10, 1908 Aug. 14, 1909

April 1, 1909

Aug. 22, 1909

7192

West 35th St.

Installation service pipe, N. Y. & L. B. S. B. Co...............

Mar. 18, 1909 April 3, 1909

7207

North side of West 35th St............

7231

West 35th St.

Cutting gangways, etc., N. Y. & L. B. S. B. Co...............

Installation electric lights, N. Y. <fe L. B. S. B. Co..............

April 1, 1909 May 15, 1909

Work Supervised.

B. O.

Location.

Nature of Work.

Begun.

Completed.

Remarks.

7282

West 35th St.

7372

West 35th St.

Installation spring piles, N. Y. & L. B. S. B. Co................

Placing sign, N. Y. & L. B. S. B.

April 15, 1909 April 17, 1909

Co

June 7, 1909 June 10, 1909

7632

West 35th St.

7890 West 35th St.

6865 West 36th St.

6860 West 37th St.

6860

West 37th St.

6860

West 37th St.

6860

West 37th St.

6860

West 37th St.

6985

West 39th St.

6985

West 39th St.

6986

West 39th St.

Erection structure, B. K. Bill-man, N. Y. & L. B. S. B. Co.....

Placing flush box, etc., Fire Department...................

Repairs to pier, N. Y. C. & H. R.

R. R........................

Repairs to water pipe, Penn. R. R........................

Raising platform, Penn. R. R.,...

Painting structure, Penn. R. R.. .

Repairs to transfer bridge, Penn. R. R........................

Repairs to tracks, Penn. R. R.....

Repairs to sheathing on runway, N. Y. H. M. Co..............

General repairs to dumping board, N. Y. H. M. Transp. Co.

General repairs, Michael Egan....

July 26, 1910 Oct. 8, 1909

Nov. 10, 1909 Nov. 12, 1909

Mar. 10, 1909

Mar. 15, 1909

June 26, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909 April 1, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909 Sept. 20, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Jan. 13, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909 Oct. 11, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Mar. 11, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Jan. 11, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909 Jan. 11, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

7004

Bet. West 39th and 40th Sts............

6859

West 40th St.

7004

West 40th St.

7004

West 40th St.

7121

West 40th St.

7010

West 41st St.

4569

West 42d St.

4850

West 42d St.

6865

West 42d St.

6865

West 42d St.

6892

South line West 42d St.

General repairs to bulkhead, Cur-tis-Blaisdell Co...............

Running pipe under pier, David Shannon Co..................

Repairing coal pockets, Curtis-13 laisdell Co.................

Repairs to bulkhead, Curtis-Blais dell Co......................

Extension suction pipe, Figge & Hutwelker Bros..............

Repairs to pier, Central R. R. of N. J........................

Construction ferry terminals, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Co.........

Construct temporary building for ferry terminal, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Co.....................

Repairing water pipe, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R...................

Repairs to ferry rack, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R...................

Necessary repairs to fence, Con. Gas. Co..................

Jan. 14, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Dec. 8, 1908 Mar. 20, 1909

Feb. 17, 1909 Dec. 19, 1909

Sept. 25, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Mar. 5, 1909 Mar. 15, 1909

June 26, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Aug. 22, 1906 June 19, 1909

Jan. 26, 1907 April 8, 1909

Aug. 23, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Aug. 23, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Dec. 21, 1908 Jan. 7, 1909

7057

West 42d St. to 129th

St

General repairs and necessary painting, E. E. Olcott.........

Feb. 4, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909 Repairing tracks. Met. St. Ry. Co.lOct. 23, 1909 [Dec. 31, 19091

B. O.

Location.

7708

West 42d St.

7987

West 42d St.

7707

Pier 83, N. R.

8007

Pier 83, N. R.

7769

Pier 81, N. R.

6798

West 44th St.

6865

West 44th St.

7873

417

Nature of Work.

Begun.

Work Supervised.

Completed.

Remarks.

Erection shelter roof, etc., E. E. Olcott......................

Opening granite pavement, Empire City Subway Co., Ltd......

Aug. 31, 1909 Sept. 4, 1909

Dec. 11, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Driving piles, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Co....................

Driving piles, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Co....................

Sept. 13, 1909 Oct. 15, 1909

Dec. 17, 1909 Dec. 24, 1909

Erection of stand, Hudson-Fulton Celebration, Compagnie Generate Transatlantique.........

Painting shed, etc., U. S. Transp.

Sept. 18, 1909 Oct. 5, 1909

Co

Nov. 17, 1908 Dec. 30, 1909

Driving fender piles, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R...................

Sept. 20, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Between West 44th and 45th Sts........

Laying main at bulkhead, etc., Con. Gas Co.................

Oct. 28, 1909 Nov. 13, 1909

7994 Approach West 44th St. Pier............

Opening granite pavement, etc., Compagnie Generale Transatlantique....................

Dec. 13, 1909

Suspended Dec. 31, 1909

6310

West 46th St.

Repairs to decking, sheathing, fender system, rangers and caps, American Ice Co.........

June 9, 1908 Feb. 23, 1909

7072

Between West 46th and 47th Sts.......

Repairs to bulkhead and platforms, Franklin Bartlett, A tty. for estate of Hayward Cutting, Francis J Cutting and Thos. Millef......................

June 1, 1909 July 10, 1909

7353

Between West 46th and 47th Sts.......

6960

West 47th St.

Temporary bracing of structures, Robert Gordon & Son.........

Constructed dumping board, B. Campbell & Co...............

May 15, 1909 May 25, 1909

Jan. 5, 1909 Feb. 13, 1909

7832

Between West 47 th and 48th Sts.......

General repairs, D. Grieme Coal

Co

Oct. 21, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

7991

Between West 47th and 48th Sts.......

Erection iron tanks, D. Grieme Coal Co......'................

Dec. 14, 1909

In progress.

5345

West 48th St.

Place hydrants, Dept. W. S., G.

June 26, 1908

April 3, 1909

7786

West 48th St.

Placing doat Hudson-Fulton Celebration, Wm. Donnelly....

7040

West 49th St.

7718

West 50th St.

7914

West 50th St.

Repairs to pier, Erie R. R. Co.....

Placing water pipe and meter. E. E. Olcott................

Making connection with wires, etc., E. E. Olcott............

Sept. 25, 1909 April 2, 1909

Sent. 27, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Sept. 18, 1909 Sept. 25, 1909

Dec. 14, 1909

Dec. IS, 1909

Repairs to wiring on pier, N. Y. Edison Co...................

Work Supervised.

B. O.

Location.

6989

West 51st St.

7230

West 51st St.

6035

West 55th St.

6035

West 55th St.

7943

West 55th St.

7525

West 56th St.

Erection iron upright, etc., N. Y. Telephone Co................

Repairs where damaged by Erie

R.    R. tug “Brinton.” Cornell

S.    B. Co.....................

Repairs to pier. Brown <fe Fleming Con. Co.....................

Repairs to pier and dump, Henry Steers......................

Erection steam crane, etc., J. Eltz & Son..................

Renewing corner piles and chocking, The Seaboard Con. Co.....

Feb. 15, 1909

Feb. 23, 1909

April 13, 1909

April 13, 1909

July 19, 1909

July 22, 1909

Dec. 30,1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Dec. 7, 1909

Dec. 24, 1909

July 13, 1909

July 17, 1909 Suspended.

7528

West 58th St.

6865

West 59th St.

Repairs to piles at outer corner, Interbough R. T. Co...........

Repairs to pier, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R........................

July 16, 1909

July 17, 1909

Jan. 5, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

6813

West 60th St.

6865

West 60th St.

6S65

West 62d St.

6865

West 63d St.

6865

West 64th St.

6865

West 64th St.

Reconstructing portion of grain elevator, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Co.......................

Repairs to roof of elevator, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R..............

Repairs to transfer bridge, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R...............

Repairs to pier, hi. Y. C. & H. R. R. R........................

Repairs to pier, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R.......................

Repairs to roof of shed, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R..................

Nov. 27, 1908

Feb. 24, 1909

Mar. 16. 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Mar. 10, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Feb. 19, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

April 10, 1909 Mar. 25, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

April 3, 1909

6865

West 66th St.

6865

West 68th St.

6865

West 69th St

Repairs to pier, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R.......................

Repairs to pier, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R.........................

Repairs to transfer bridge, N. Y. C. &H. R. R. R...............

Feb. 27, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Mar. 17, 1909

April 3, 1909

Jan. 5, 1909

April 3, 1909

5440

Between W. 77th St and Inwood, N. R...

Taking of test borings, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Co.............

July 18, 1907 June 11, 1909

7756

Between West 77th and 79th Sts........

Location of float, Hudson-Fulton Celebration, Geo. J Atwell. . . .

Sept. 25, 1909

Sept. 30, 1909

7792

Between West 77th and 79th Sts........

Placing stand, Hudson-Fulton Celebration, Richard Peters. . .

7015

West 79th St.

Alterations, etc., Thomas Ward. .

Sept. 25, .1909 Feb. 5, 1909

Oct. 2, 1909

Suspended Nov. 13, 1909

7033

West 79th St.

7499

West 79th St.

Repairs to pipe, Con. Tel. & El. Sub. Co.....................

Building of ramp and dumping board, N. Y. Con. & T. Co......

Nov. 13, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Remarks.

7619

West 79th St.

Repairs to machinery, Thos. Ward.......................

7619

West 79th St.

7619

West 79th St.

Repairs to scales, Thos. Ward... .

Repairs to coal pockets, Thos. Ward.....................

Aug. 2, 1909 Aug. 21, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Sept. 20, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

7619

Bulkhead West 79th St

north of

Sundry repairs to coal-hoisting apparatus and pockets, Thos. Ward Coal Co................

July 26, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

7758

South of West 79th

St

7763

South of West 79th St.

Locating float at bulkhead, Hud-son-Fulton Celebration, Chas. L. Mulford..................

Setting poles, etc., Hudson-Ful-ton Celebration, N. Y. Edison

Sept. 26, 1909

Oct. 1, 1909

C<,

Sept. 21, 1909

7765

West 79th St.

7783

West 79th St.

Stringing wires, etc., Hudson-Fulton Celebration, Postal-Telegraph Cable Co..............

Erection lamp-posts, etc., Hud-son-Fulton Celebration, N. Y. Edison Co....................

Sept. 23, 1909

Oct. 8, 1909

Sept. 21, 1909

7782

Between West 79th and 80th Sts........

Location of stand, Hudson-Ful-ton Celebration, Thos. Burns...

Sept. 25, 1909 Sept. 27, 1909

7785

Between West 79th and 80th Sts........

Erection of stand, Hudson-Ful-ton Celebration, Emile Zongin.

Sept. 25, 1909 Sept. 29, 1909

7757

b Bft fe

7262

Between West 80th and 81st Sts........

West 94th to 95th Sts.

7004

West 96th St.

7004

West 96th St.

7302

West 96th St.

7932

Bulkhead south of West 96th St.......

Locating float, Hudson-Fulton Celebration, Maurice Isaac.....

Removal all structures, Garret May........................

Laying floor in stable, Curtis-Blaisdell................•...-.

Repairs to coal pockets, Curtis-Blaisdell....................

Repairs to pier, N. Y. Contracting & Tkg. Co.........

Replacing boiler, etc.,

Blaisdell Co...........

Sept. 25, 1909 Oct. 2, 1909

Revoked Returned June 10, 1909

Mar. 27, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

July 14, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

June 4, 1909

In progress.

Curtis-

Nov. 30, 1909

In progress.

2030

Between West 96th and 97th Sts........

Erection coal pockets, etc., Weber & Bunke....................

Suspended Dec. 23, 1904

Returned Feb. 15, 1909

6991

West 97th St.

Repairing dumping board, T. A. S. SberidaD.................

Returned July 26, 1909

Superseded by B. O. 7603

6699

West 97th St.

Removal of coal hoist, etc., James Thedford...................

Oct. 16, 1908

7004

West 97th St.

7033

West 97th St.

Repairs to gangways, Curtis-Blaisdell....................

Openings to make subway connections, Con. Tel. & El. Sub.

Suspended Feb. 3, 1909

Mar. 17, 1909 April 13, 1909

Work Supervised.

B. O.

Location.

Nature of Work.

Begun.

Completed.

Remarks.

7220

West 97th St.

Repairs to dumping board on south side, T. A. S. Sheridan Co.

Mar. 27, 1909

April 3, 1909

7229

West 97th St.

7003

West 97th St.

7997

West 97th St.

Removing old planks, etc., T. A. S. Sheridan..................

General repairs to runway and dumping board, T. A. ,S. Sheridan Co... . »..................

Inclosing runway on dump, T. A. S. Sheridan Co...............

April 5, 1909

April 19, 1909

July 22, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Dec. 15, 1909

Pec. 17, 1909

8022

West 110th St......

Float and gangway and moor at Columbia College, Boat House

Dec. 21, 1909

In progress

7698

West 110th-131st Sts.

Removal of structure, Thos. Stokes Sons..............

Aug. 20, 1909

Aug. 21, 1909

7033

West 129th St.

Openings .to make subway connections, Con. Tel. & El. Sub.

Co

Sept. 25, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

7057

West 129th St.

7213

West 129th St.

7713

West 129th St.

Repairs to transfer bridge, Albany Day Line...............

Removing structures, Garrett May.........................

Construction of window, etc., E E. Olcott. . .

May 24, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Mar. 25, 1909

May 17, 1909

Sept. 2, 1909

Suspended Nov. 13, 1909

7475

Between West 129th and 130th Sts.......

Placing float. Morris Isaacs

Revoked

Returned Oct. 15, 1909

7889

West 129th and 130th

Sts

Re-setting lamps, etc., United Electric Light & Power Co.....

Nov. 10, 1909 Nov. 13, 1909

6802

West 130th St.

6975

West 130th St.

6975

West 130th St.

6975

West 130th St.

6975

West 130th St.

6975

West 130th St.

7739

West 130th St.

Repairs to ferry house, Riverside & Fort Lee Ferry Co..........

General repairs to Ferry property, Riverside & Fort Lee Ferry Co....................

Painting ferry structure, Riverside & Fort Lee Ferry Co.......

Repairs to rack, Riverside & Fort Lee Ferry Co..................

Repairs to flooring in ferryhouse, Riverside & Fort Lee Ferry Co.

Repairs to steam pipe, Riverside & Fort Lee Ferry Co...........

Placing float, Hudson-Fulton Celebration, Riverside & Fort Leo Ferry Co....................

Dec. 8, 1908 Jan. 8,1909

Jan. 9, 1909 Dec 31, 1909

July 6, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

July 8, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Oct. 11, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Nov. 13, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Sept. 20, 1909 Oct. 9, 1909

7537

Between West 130th and 131st Sts.......

Repairing and painting structures, Weber-McLaughlin Co.........

July 9, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

7661

Between West 130th and 131st Sts.......

7533

West 131st St.

Extension to office structure, Weber-McLaughlin Co........

Driving piles, N. Y. Excursion Co.

Aug. 30, 1909 Oct. 30, 1909 July 6, 1909 July 7, 1909

7537 West 131st St..

7537 West 131st St.

7563 West 133d St.

Repairing and painting coal

structures, Weber-McLaughlin. July 22, 1909

Repairs to water pipes, Weber-McLaughlin................,

Repairs to water main, Burns Bros.......................

7490

Between West 133d and 134th Sts.......

Moving house, Burns Bros.

7491

Between West 133d and 134th Sts......

7197

So. West 134th St,

7491

West 134th St.

7491

West 134th St.

7615

West 134th St.

74S8

North of West 138th

St

7784

West 138th St.

7384

Between ' West 138th and 139th Sts.......

Completed.

Dec. 31, 1909

Oct. 11, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Nov. 8, 1909 Nov. 9, 1909

June 30, 1909 Aug. 30, 1909

.Repairs to coal pocket, Burns Bros.......................

Erection building, Burns Bros... .

Repairs to coal pockets, Burns Bros........................

Opening pavement to repair pipe, Burns Bros..................

June 25, 1909 April 13, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

In progress.

July 13, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

July 20, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Repairs to dumping board, Department Street Cleaning......

Moving of a small house, Colonial Yacht Club

Remarks.

July 27, 1909 Aug. 14, 1909

July 26, 1909 July 31, 1909

Re-decking platform, Mrs. J. Schlenker..................

Sept. 24, 1909

Dec.

1, 1909

Removal of platform, Ryan-Parker Con. Co...............

Sept. 15, 1909 Suspended Sept. 19, 19091

7793

Between West 138th and 140th Sts.......

7130

West 140th St.

Construction temporary board walk, Hudson-Fulton Celebration, Colonial Yacht Club......

Erection of building, F. R. Welch.

Sept. 24, 1909 Dec. 30. 1909 Mar. 17, 1909 July 26, 1909

7437

South of West 140th

St

Construction of a porch around boathouse, Colonial Yacht Club

June 7, 1909 Aug.. 22, 1909]

7733

West 140th and 141st

Sts

7454

West 141st St.......

Erecting stands and lockers, Colonial Yacht Club. ............

Construction small extension, Home Boat Club............ .

Sept. 16, 1909 Dec. 24, 1909] June 15, 1909 June 22, 1909

7752

North of West 141st St

7264

West 142d St.

7221

West 147th St.

Erection of lockers, Home Boat Club.......................

Filling over sewer, Joseph Burns.

Erection and maintenance boathouse, New York Motor Club.............

Oct, 5, 1909 April 5, 1909

In progress.

July 2, 1909

Boat

April 1, 1909

In progress.

7401

West 147th St,

7660

West 147th St.

790S

West 147th St.

Erection small crib, lockers and fence on property occupied by the New York Motor Boat Club

Extension, 6x10 feet, New York Motor Boat Club.............

Building one-story extension, New York Motor Boat Club

May 28, 1909 Dec. 30, 1909

Aug. 14, 1909 Aug. 22, 1909

Nov. 17, 1909 In progress.

422

Work Supervised.

B. O.

Location.

Nature of Work.

Begun.

Completed.

Remarks.

7183

West 152d St.

6957

Carmansville Section..

7586

West 155th St.

7329

West 158th St.

Erection shd, Thos. E. Broadway.

Placing filling at northerly etc., Canavan Bros.......

Removal of shanty, Mrs. Mary Wells...........

Placing filling rear wall, Canavan Bros. Co

Mar. 18, 1909

Dec. 28, 1909

end,

of bulkhead

Mar. 13, 1909

In progress.

July 29, 1909

July 31, 1909

June 8, 1909

In progress.

7484

South of West 158th

St

6948

West 165th St.

7S69

West 165th St.

3312

West 167th St.

Removal Stiuctu.es, Mrs. Wm. Ruth.......................

Erection frame structure, Audubon Yacht Club..............

Erection of ways, etc.. John Dalton.........................

Placing boathouse and float, Knickerbocker Canoe Club

June 30, 1909

July 3, 1909

Feb. 2, 1909

Nov. 8, 1909

Superseded by B. O. 5086

July 3, 1909

Dec. 1. 1909

Returned Feb. 15, 1909

7227

West 167th St.

7325

West 168th St.

6885

West 170th St.

Construction extension, Knickerbocker Canoe Club............

Placing runway and float, John Wagner.....................

Erection of boathouse, etc., Cobweb Yacht Club.............

Mar. 31, 1909

Dec. 30, 1909

May 8, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Revoked.

Returned Aug. 9, 1909

7335

West 204th St.

7855

West 204th St.

General repairs to boathouse, E. A. Hamilton................

Erection crib work around boathouse, Schmidt & Kramer.....

May 6, 1909

Dec. 31, 1910

Nov. 1, 1909

In progress,

6904

West 204th and 205th

Sts

7427

South of D.yckman St.

Placing of cribs, etc., Richard Cox.........................

Replacing piles, John C. Koop-man.......................

Dec. 18, 1908

In progress.

7678

©578

North of Dyckman St. West 231st St.........

June 3, 1909 Redriving piles, C. K. G. Billings. Aug 18, 1909 Landing dock. Along the Hudson

June 7, 1909 Aug. 22, 1909

Co

Aug. 29, 1908

May 29, 1909

6851

Along the'EastJRiver.

■S i. .jJ,

6861

Along theiEast_ptiver.

EAST RIVER.

General Repairs, wharf property, D„ L. & W. R.R.............

General repairs, wharf property of Pa. R. R. Co..............

Mar. 1, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Expired by limitation, Dec. 31,1909

6866

Along the East]River.

General repairs, wharf property, E. R„ N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R.

June 2, 1909

July 22, 1909

€028

Along the EastJRiver.

General repairs, wharf property, E. R., Union Ferry Co., N. Y. & Bk.......................

Jan. 2, 1909

Sept. 8, 1909

6958

Along the East River.

General re E. & H.

pairs, wharf property, R., New England Nav.

Remarks.

6998

Along the East River.

7010

Along the East River.

General repairs, wharf property, E. R., Lehigh Valley R. R Co.

General repairs, wharf property, E. & H. R. of Central R. R. of

Mar. 11, 1909

Mar. 18, 1909

N. J

Expired by limitation Dec. 31,1909

7016

Wharf property, E. & H. R., Balt.. & Ohio R. R. Co...........

General repairs

Expired by limitation Dec. 31,1909

7033

7040

Wharf property, E. & H. R., Con. Tel. & Elec. Sub. Co.......

Wharf property, E. R., Erie R. R. Co.......

General repairs

Jan. 26, 1909 Dec. 6, 1909

General repairs

Expired by limitation Dec. 31,1909

7041

7164

Wharf property, E. R., N. Y„ N. H. & H. R. R. Co...........

Wharf property. E. R., Long Island R. R.

General repairs

Jan. 2, 1909

Aug. 20, 1909

Co

General repairs

Expired by limitation Dec. 31,1909

7489

Wharf property, E. R., Nassau Ferry Co.. . .

General repairs

Expired by limitation Dec. 31, 1909

7594

N. Y., !\. H. & H. R. R Co., wharf property, E. R..............

General repairs

July 20, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

6946

East and Harlem Riv-

ers

Take up pavement, etc., Con. Gas

Co

Aug. 10, 1910

Sept. 10, 1909

6976

East and Harlem Riv-

ers

Repair car tracks, Third Ave. R. R. Co.....................

7411

East and Harlem Riv-

Expired by limitation Dec.31, 1909

ers.

7003

Pavement, E. & H. R.

Repair car tracks, etc., Met. St. Ry. Co......................

Take up, etc., Dept. W. S., G. & E

June 3, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

Expired by limitation Dec. 31,1909

7104

Pier 4, E. R.

7391

Pier 5, E. R.

7600

Pier New 5, E. R.

7694

Pier New 5, E. R.

Open granite pavement, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Co.............

Install telephone connection, Western States Line..........

Replace old derrick, Western States Line..................

Install telephone in tally house, Murray’s Line...............

Feb. 23, 1909

Feb. 25, 1909

May 24, 1909

May 25, 1909

Oct. 16, 1909

Oct. 19, 1909

Sept. 18, 1909

Sept. 18, 1909

7519

Pier 6, E. R., South St. Bulkhead.......

Replace with iron upright the wooden upright, N. Y. Tel. Co.

Work Supervised.

B. O.

Location.

6956

Approach Pier 8, E. R.

7157

Approach Pier 8, E. R.

7801

Pier 10, E. R.

Water pipe repaired, Campania Trans.......................

Water pipe repaired, Montauk Steamboat Co................

Two doors in shed were changed, N. Y. & Balt. Trans. Co........

Feb. 18, 1909 Feb. 19, 1909

Mar. 11, 1909 Mar. 13, 1909

8011

7719

Pier 12, E. R......

Pier New 14, E. R.

Repairs to pier, War Department.

Opening pavement and repairs to water pipe, New York & Cuba Mail S. S. Co.

Oct. 6, 1909 Oct. 13, 1909 Dec. 16, 1909 Dec. 24, 1909

Sept. 7, 1909 Sept. 18, 1909

6588

Under Pier New 15, E. R..............

6074

Pier New 17, E. R.

Sewer was constructed, Bureau of Sewers......................

Outer end repaired, Fulton Market Fish Mohgers Association. .

Aug. 25, 1908 Feb. 3, 1909

Dec. 18, 1909

In progress.

7891

Between Piers 17 and 18, E. R............

platform was raised, Fish Mongers’ Associa-

6838

Pier 18, E. R.

7055

Pier New 18, E. R.

7198

Pier New 18, E. R.

Concrete Fulton tion...

Boiler house was erected, New York Wholesale Fish Dealers’ Association..................

Boiler house maintained, Independent Wholesale Fish Dealers’ Association..............

Pile cluster repairs, New York Wholesale Fish Dealers’ Association......................

Nov. 12, 1909

Nov. 18, 1909

Dec. 19, 1908

Jan. 2, 1909

Mar. 11, 1909

Mar. 18, 1909

April 18, 1909

April 21, 1909

7683

7284

Easterly side of Pier New 18, E. R.......

Between Pers New 18 and 19, E. R........

Ice bridge erected, American Ice

v,,

Aug. 20, 1909 Aug. 27, 1909

Float was placed, New York Wholesale Fish Dealers’ Association......................

April 24, 1909 July 14, 1909

7638

Foot of Beekman St., E. R...............

7050

Pier New 19, E. R.

Repair water main, New York Wholesale Fish Dearers’ Association......................

Heater and water pipe installed, Hartford & New York Trans.

July 31, 1909 July 31, 1909

Co

Feb. 4, 1909 Mar. 18, 1909

7671

7071

Piers New 19 and 20, E. R..............

Pier New 22, E. R., Brooklyn Bridge Pier...............

Repairs made to piers, Hartford & New York Trans. Co.........

Aug. 26, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

7148

Pier New 22, E. R.

6909

Repairs made to pier, Clyde Steam-I ship Co.....................

Opened pavement, water pipe laid, L. I. R. R. Co............

Mar. 16, 1909lDec. 31, 1909

Piers New 22 and 25, E. R., and bulkhead between said piers. .

Mar. 6, 1909

April 2, 1909

Erected sheds, L. I. R. R. Co.

Mar. 9, 1909

In progress.

7085

Removal of gas meters, Con. Gas

B. O.

Location.

Natube of Wobk.

Begun.

Completed. Remabks.

7120 Ft. Roosevelt St., E.R.

Removal of telephone Instrument, N. Y. Telephone Co.....

Mar. 3, 1909 Mar. 3, 1909

7379

Foot Roosevelt St., E. R..............

5770

Foot Oliver St., E. R..

Ferry house used for drilling purposes, Dept, of Street Cleaning. May 26, 1909 June 2, 1909

Install high pressure, Dept. W. S.,

G. & E.

7288

Pier 24 (New), E. R—

Remove pavement and place electric connection, Empire City Subway Co..................

Nov. 21, 1907 April 22, 1909 Superseded by B. O. 7291

April 2, 1909 April 27, 1909

7142

Pier New 27, E. R.

.S®

in marginal

;o.

Mar. 29, 1909

Mar. 31, 1909

6771

Pier Old 28, E. R.

Repair docking, Curtis-Blaisdell

Co

Nov. 7, 1908

7864

Pier New 28, E. R.

Repairs to water pipe, New England Nav. Co.................

Oct. 27, 1909

Jan. 6, 1909 Nov. 14, 19091

7636

Approach to Pier New 28, E. R...........

Opening of pavement, New England Nav. Co.................

July 28, 1909

Aug. 26, 19091

7147

Bulkhead between Piers New 30 and 31, E. R..............

Erection of ice bridge, tally house, etc., Foster-Scott Ice Co.......

7895

Approach to Pier New 31, E. R...........

No work, Order returned Mar. 31, 1909

Repairs to croton water pipe,

N. Y„ N. H. & H. R. R. Co.....Nov. 18, 1909

Nov. 18, 1909i

7802

Approach PierNew31, E. R...............

7712

Pier New 38, E. R.

Open pavement and repair pipes,

N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co.....Oct. 8, 1909

Construction of oil house, N. Y.,

N. H. & H. R. R. Co...........Sept. 7, 1909

Oct. 11, 1909:

Sept. 20, 19091

7105

Pier Foot of Clinton St., E. R...........

Placing boring machine, etc. Board of Water Supply.......

’ Feb. 24, 19091 Mar. 13, 1909

7315

Approach to Pier Old 49, E. R....... ., . .

Repairs to pavement and water pipe, N. Y„ N. H. & H. R. R.

May 5, 1909

May 14, 1909j

7028

Between Montgomery and Gouveneur Slip, E. R..........

7319

Pier Old 51, E. R.

7884

Pier Old 52, E. R.

Construction of 3 piers, Nos. 39, 40 and 41, N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co.....................

Construction of temporary office, N. Y.,N. H. &H. R. R. Co.....

Fencing off old crib bulkhead, Estate of Christian Bergh......

Oct. 25, 1909

June 29, 1909

Nov. 4, 1909

In progress.

July 14, 1909]

Nov. 13, 19091

7950

Crib bulkhead at Pier old 52, E. R........

Repairs to crib, Catherine Pryor.

Ordered r e -turned, Dec. 24, 1909 Title having been vested in the city.

Work Supervised.

B. D.

Location.

7523 Pier Old 54, E. R.

7866

Jefferson Sec., E. R... .

Removal of structure, John McDermott & Son............

Placing earth-filling rear of the wall, John J. Fleming.........

July 14, 1909 July 14, 1909

Oct. 10, 1909 Dec. 11, 1909

7689

Foot of Jackson St., E.

7085

Grand St. Ferry House

Erection of temporary ice bridge, Peekskilllce Co..............

Removal of gas meters, Con. Gas

Aug. 20, 1909 Aug. 24, 1909

Co

Feb. 16, 1909 Mar. 16, 1909

7748 Corlear St., south of Front St...........

Driving fender piles along platform, Crane Co...............

Sept. 22, 1909 Sept. 28, 1909

7322

7813

7919

7687

7685

7493

Pier New 50, E. R.,

foot of Rivington St. Erection of ice bridge on north side of pier, John A. McCarthy.

Installation of 2 hydrants at the outer end, Dept. W. S., G. & E.

j Placing of water hydrants, etc., at | the outer end. Removed from | Rivington St. Pier, Dept. W.

| W. S., G. & E................

ipairs to deck, etc., James Shewan & Son...............

Repairs to decking, sheathing, etc., A. W. Welsh.............

Repairs to pier, James Shewan & Sons.......................

Pier New 51, E. R.

Pier Old 61, E. R.

Pier New 52, E. R.

Pier New 52, E. R.

May 1, 1909 May 4, 1909

Nov. 30, 1909 Dec. 13, 1909

Nov. 9, 1909 Dec. 13, 1909

Re

Pier foot 4th St., E. R.

Nov. 29, 1909 Dec. 20, 1909

Dec. 1, 1909 Dec. 17, 1909

7704

Bulkhead between 4th and 5th Sts., E. R.. .

Order ret’ned July 12, 1909

Superseded by B. O. 7531

Repairs to bulkhead, Estate of Betsy Ann Fay..............

Sept. 4, 1909 Sept. 13, 1909

7495

Bulkhead between 5th and 6th Sts., E. R.. .

Repairs to bulkhead, Webb’s Academy Home for Ship Builders.. .

June 23, 1909 July 9, 1909

7970

7522

Bulkhead between 6th and 7th Sts., and 7th St. Pier, E. R.......

Pier Foot of 9th St., E. R..............

Repairs to pier and bulkhead, Jas. Tregarthan & Co..............

Driving spring piles along the southerly side, John W. Sullivan Co......................

Dec. 11, 1909

In progress.

June 30, 1909 July 2, 1909

7317

Pier Foot 11th St., E. R...............

General repairs to pier, New York Mutual Gas Light Co..........

April 28, 1909

6100

Pier foot of 14th St., E. R..............

General repairs, Joseph Murray. .

Order returne June 10, 1909

7705

Foot of 20th St., E. R.

6921

Pier foot of 21st St., E. R............

Remove pavement, repairs to water pipe and replace pavement, H. L. Herbert & Co......

Repairs to decking and sheathing, Con. Gas Co..............

Aug. 23, 1909

May 28, 1909 »>* *.r. PIT' d Superseded by B. O. 7423

Oct. 22, 1909

Feb. 9, 1909 Mar. 8, 1909

6922

Pier foot of 21st St., E. R...............

Repairs to decking, sheathing, etc., H. B. Turner Co..........

7614

Pier foot of 21st St., E. R...............

Repairs where damaged by the “Chester W. Chapin,” New England S. S. Co..............

No work done

7930

Foot of 21st St., E. R.

Replacing suction pipe crossing marginal street, Con. Gas Co...

7867

Between 21st and 22d Sts., E. R........

6759 ! Foot of 23d St., E. R...

Repairs to belt conveyer tunnel, Con. Gas Co.................

Repair ferry houses where damaged by fire, N. Y. Terminal

Co

7085

Foot of 23d St., E. R., ferry house.........

Removal of gas meters, Con. Gas

Co

6951

Pier foot of 24th St, E. R...............

Completed.

Superseded by B. 0. 7716

Dec. 6, 1909

In progress.

Nov. 1, 1909

Nov. 15, 1909

Nov. 17, 1908

Jan. 9, 1909

Feb. 16, 1909

Mar. 16, 1909

Remarks.

Use upper portion of recreation Building for school room during winter months, Dept, of Education..................

Nov. 1, 1908

Feb. 18, 1909

6735

Pier foot of 24th St., E. R..............

Installing and removing launching device. Hunt Launching Device Co..................

Oct. 26, 1908

Jan. 7, 1909

7565

Pier foot of 24th St., E. R..............

Driving spring piles along side of berth, N. Y. Excursion Co..

No work done

Order ret’ned Sept. 27, 1909

7337

Between 25th and 26th Sts., E. R..........

5902

New Bellevue Section.

Construction of an addition to office building, Candee, Smith & Howland Co...............

Place earth-filling at the southerly end, rear of the wall, T. A. S. Sheridan Co...............

May 7, 1909

May 29, 1909

Mar. 30, 1908

Suspended Dec. 2, 1909

7430

New Bellevue Section, E. R..............

7569

Foot of 29th St., E. R.

Cutting off piles in binding frame. P. J. Carlin Con. Co...........

Placing earth-filling rear of wall, T. A. S. Sheridan Co...........

July 14, 1909

July 16, 1909

July 12, 1909

6826

Pier foot of 29th St., E. R..............

Suspended July 20, 1909

Placing of coal hopper on wheels, Curtis-Blaisdell Co............

Nov. 16, 1908

Jan. 2, 1909

7466

Piers foot of 29th and 30th Sts. and between 28th and 29th streets, E. R......

Placing of guide boom derricks, P. J. Carlin Con. Co...........

July 14, 1909

Aug. 6, 1909

3878

Between north side of pier at 33d St., E. R. and line of ferry rack of L. I. R. R. Co.....

Construction of pile and timber stage, Pa., N. Y. & L. I. R. R.

Co

Feb. 7, 1906

April 13, 1909

Removal of trestle and suction

pipe, Pa., N. Y. & L. I. R. R... Dec. 1, 1908

July 15, 1909

42S

Work Supervised.

B. D.

Location.

Natuke of Work.

Begun.

Completed.

Remarks.

7474

Pier foot of 39th St., E. R..............

Cutting away of abutment, 40 feet inner end of pier, N. Y. Edison Co......................

Nov. 14, 1909

In progress.

6677

Between 39th and 40th Sts., E. R..........

Erection of house overscreen wall, N. Y. Edison Co..............

Oct. 5, 1908 Mar. 1, 1909

6739

Between 39th and 40th Sts., E. R..........

Construction of ash pit and protecting structure, N. Y. Edison

7806

Between 39th and 40th Sts., E. R..........

Co

Oct. 24, 1908 Aug. 13, 1909

Construction of ash track subway, N. Y. Edison Co..........

Oct. 6, 1909

In progress.

7013

Between 40th and 41st Sts., E. R..........

Renew fender system and place backing log, N. Y. Edison Oo...

Jan. 11, 1909 Jan. 19, 1909

7741

Between 41st and 42d Sts., E. R..........

7338

7085

Erection of fence, Amsterdam Gas Co......................

Foot of 42d St., E. R.. Repairs to ferry house where damaged by trolley car, 42d St., Manhattanville & St. Nicholas Ave. R. R. Co................

42d St. Ferry House.. . Removal of gas meters, Con. Gas

Nov. 20, 1909 Nov. 20, 1909

June 1, 1909 June 25, 1909

Co

Feb. 16, 1909 Mar. 16, 1909

7067

South of 52d St., E. R.

Construction of ice run, American Ice Co.......................

Dec. 2, 1908 Dec. 2, 1908

7354

7888

Bulkhead between 52d and 53d Sts., E. R...

Bulkhead between 54th and 55th Sts., N. R..

General repairs,Mendelsohn Bros.

May 6, 1909 June 5, 1909

General repairs, Consumers’Brew-ing Co......................

Nov. 11, 1909 Dec. 14, 1909

7394

Pier foot of 60th St., E. R...............

Repairs to decking, etc., Bouker Contracting Co...............

Dec. 14, 1909 Dec. 30, 19091

8002

Pier foot of 60th St., St,, E. R...........

7012

South of 63d St., E. R.

Repairs to runway and dump, Bouker Cont’g Co.............

Erect coal handling appliance, Marina Coal Co...............

Dec. 20, 1909 Dec. 31, 1909

Jan. 11, 1909 Feb. 5, 1909

6930

7447

Bulkhead south of 63d St., E. R...........

Platform south of 63d St., E. R..........

General repairs, Marina Coal Co.

Dec. 27, 1908 Feb. 8, 1909

Installation of 5 horsepower motor, Marina Coal Co...........

June 4, 1909 June S, 1909

7334

Platform foot of 63d St., E. R...........

Placing of ice run and wooden derrick, Marina Coal Co........

May 14, 1909

May 25, 1909

6571

Between 65th and 66th Sts., E. R..........

Placing two sewers, York and Sawyer for Rockefeller Ins. Med. Res....................

Superseded by B. O. 7149

Order ret’ned Mar. 31, 1909

Placed riprap to support main, Dept. W. S., G. & E...........

Completed.

Remarks.

7066 Foot of 70th St., E. R.

Placing of suction pipe, Hygeia Ice Co.......................

April 8, 1909 June 11, 1909

5637 Bulkhead foot of 74th St., E. R...........

Placed temporary mooring post, Interborough R. T. Co.........

No work done

5647 Between 77th and 79th Sts., E. R..........

Order ret’ned Feb. 16, 1909

6691

6973

6688

Placing earth-filling rear, of the wall, Crimmins Co............

Foot 78th St., E. R... . Occupation of berth, maintain scales, etc., A. J. Foreman.....

Foot 78th St., E. R... . Tapping main, Dept. W. S., G. & E., for A. J. Foreman.........

Foot 89th St., E. R... . Erection of life saving station, | U. S. Life Saving Corps. No j work under this order.........

Oct. 19, 1907 May 26, 1909

Jan. 6, 1909

April 5, 1909

Mar. 27, 1909

April 1, 1909

Superseded by B. O. 7323

Order ret’ned June 30, 1909

7323

6576

Foot of 89th St., E. R.| Enlarging life saving station, U.

S. Vol. Life Saving Corps.....

j Erection of small waiting room on | north side of pier, Dept. Pub. Charities....................

Pier foot of 91st St., E. R..............

June 16, 1909

June 24, 1909

Superseded by B. O. 7064

Order ret’ned July 31, 1909

7064

Pier foot 91st St.,E. R.

Erection of waiting room on north side of pier, Dept, of Pub. Charities ........................

Superseded by B. O. 7643

Order ret’ned July 31, 1909

7643

Pier foot 91st st., E. R.

Erection of small waiting room, at outer end on the south side, Dept. Pub. Charities.....

July 14, 1909 Oct. 18, 1909

7151

Bhd. foot of 93d St., E. R...............

General repairs, N. Y. Submarine Con. Co., for Geo. Ehret.......

Mar. 3, 1909 Mar. 9, 1909

6790

Pier foot of 94th St., E. R..............

General repairs to north half of pier. Hencken & Willenbrock

1.7482

Pier foot of 96th St., E. R...............

Nov. 27, 1908 April 27, 1909

7515

Between 99th and 100th Sts. and between 101st and 102d Sts., H. R......

Placing of public bath, Com. of Pub. Works..................

July 20, 1909

Oct. 16, 1909

Laying of street mains, Dept. W. S., G. &E...................

7567

Between 99th and 100th Sts. and between 101st and 104th Sts., H. R.. ..

Superseded by B. O. 7567

Order ret’ned July 31, 1909

6867

Waterfront, H. R.

Laying of water mains, Dept. W. S..G.&E...................

General repairs, N. Y. C. R. «R.

June 28, 1909

Oct. 6, 1909

Co

7364

7152

Waterfront, H. R......

North side of 101st St., H. R..............

Placing baths, Com. Pub. Works.

Expired Dec. 31, 1909

June 25, 1909

Oct. 25, 1909

The occupation of about 5850 square feet of upland, Diech-mann & Co..................

Work Supervised.

B. O.

Location.

Natube of Work.

Begun.

Completed.

Remarks.

3821

3909

Bulkhead bet 104th an Sts., H. R..........

Between 104th and 105th Sts., H. R....

tween d 105th

Repairs to shed, E. R. Feed Co.. .

Superseded by B. O. 3909

Order was returned

Remove frame building, E. R. Feed Co.....................

Superseded by B. O. 3821

Not

commenced

f 7225

Pier foot 112th St., H. R..............

Repairs to north half, Henry L. Joyce.......................

May 8, 1909

May 13, 1909

7234

Pier foot 112th St., H. R..............

Repairs to north side of pier where damaged, N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., Henry L. Joyce, Lessee......................

May 26, 1909 June 25, 1909

7544

Pier Foot 112th St., H. R..............

Placing of portable house on wheels, Henry L. Joyce........

July 8, 1909 July 8, 1909

7886

Pier foot of 112th St., H. R...............

78181 Foot of 118th St., H.R.

Maintain automatic tide gauge, Engrs. War Dept...........

Piercing the bulkhead, Man. Com. of Pub. Works...............

Nov. 9, 1909

In progress.

Nov. 28, 1909

In progress.

7486

Pier foot 119th St., H. R..............

Placing of water main under pier, Dept. W. S., G. & E...........

May 22, 1909 July 28, 1909

7724

Between 119th and 20th Sts., H. R.. ..

General re north side,

pairs to bulkhead . Curtis-Blaisdell Co.

Aug. 24, 1909 Sept. 9, 1909

7042

From 124th to 123d Sts., H. R..........

7599

Foot of 124th St., H.R.

Transferring boat house, E. S. Democratic Club.............

Construction of crib and shed, Lehigh Valley R. R...........

Feb. 8, 1909 April 21, 1909

Superseded by B. O. 7144

Order ret’ned Oct. 28, 1909

7408

Foot of 124th St., H.R.

Construction of platform and shed, Lehigh Valley R. R......

Superseded by B. O. 7144

Order ret’ned June 9, 1909

7613

Foot of 124th St.,H. R.

Construction of cribs and buildings, Lehigh Valley R. R.......

Superseded by B. O. 7144

Order ret’ned Oct. 28, 1909

7144

Near foot of 124th St., H. R..............

Construction of platform and

shed, Lehigh Valley R. R. Co... June 15, 1909 Oct. 2, 1909

f 6931

Foot of 127th St., H. R., immediately west of line of First Avenue............

Repairs to bulkhead, Estate of P. D. Ingrahm...............

[ 6836

Foot of 2d Avenue and 129th St., Man......

Order ret’ned May 12, 1909

Repairs to decking and fender system of platform, Interborough R. T. Co................

Dec. 3, 1908 Jan. 8, 1909

6610

East 131st and 132d Sts., H. R..........

Subway and two manholes on marginal street, Empire City Subway Co., Ltd..............

Sept. 8, 1908 April 13, 1909

Completed.

Remarks.

6689

Lexington Avenue and 132d St., H. R., to 3d Avenue.........

Laying 25 5-inch C. I. pipes, Empire City Subway Co., Ltd......

Mar. 17, 1909 April 13, 1909

Onf Manhattan side only

2340

Foot East 132d St., H. R..............

Construction of building, Fire Dept........................

Oct. 12, 1904 Feb. 11, 1909

6642

132d St. and Lexington Ave., Man......

Laying cast City Subway Co

iron pipes, Empire

April 5, 1908 July 19, 190u

7426

132d St. and Lexington Avenue, H. R...

Laying water main, Hanover Cont. Co

April 27, 1909 Aug. 18, 1909

7005

Foot of 134th St., H. R..............

Erection of ice bridge, tally house, etc., Foster-Scott Ice Co.......

7931 Foot of 136th St., H. R..............

Order ret’ned Feb. 2, 1909

epairs to coal pockets, Sperry & Popham Coal Co., Ltd.........

Dec. 4, 1909

In progress.

7271

Foot of Lexington Avenue, H. R.......

Repairs to ice bridge, Martin J. Kane

April 5, 1909 April 16, 1909

7833

Foot Lexington Avenue, H. R..........

Replacing abutment 12 piles in runway, Harlem River Tow Boat Co.....................

Oct. 28, 1909

Oct. 28, 1909

7328

Foot of 2d Avenue, H. R..............

7215

Foot 139th St., H. R..

6835

West 148th St., H. R..

7124

7723

151st St., H. R........

Foot 156th St., H. R..

Repairs to pavement and manhole, N. Y. Edison Co..........

Repairs to dumping board, Dept. Street Cleaning

Cluster of 5 piles, Interborough R. T. Co....................

Frame shed, Raferty Bros.......

Piercing bulkhead and^placing sewer pipe, Bureau of Sewers..

May 10, 1909

June 18, 1909

Mar. 26, 1909 April 2, 1909

Jan. 14, 1909 Jan. 15, 1909 Mar. 5, 1909 Aug. 1, 1909

Sept, 6, 1909 Oct. 20, 1909

3559

159thrSt. to Speedway, H. R..............

Improvement of waterfront, Interborough R. T. Co...........

Sept. 1, 1905

7744

West 177th St., H. R..

7902

West 177th St., H. R..

7595

West 171st St., H. R...

7041

Borough of the Bronx.

Reinforced concrete wall and pile platform, Bronx Coal Co.......

Coal pocket and trestle, Bronx Coal Co.....................

Repairs to deck of platform, Ogden Estate Co................

repairs, N. Y., N. H. & R. Co.................

General H. R.

Oct. 1, 1909

Substantially completed and ordered returned, Dec. 31, 1909

In progress...

Oct. 4, 1909

In progress.

Nov. 15, 1909

Dec. 2, 1909

6737

6955

East 150th St East 150th St.

Coal pocket, Cramer & Meyer Co. Coal car trestle, Cramer & Meyer

Expired Dec. 31, 1909

Oct. 15, 1908

Mar. 4, 1909

Co

Nov. 18, 1908

Jan. 1, 1909

Work

Supervised.

4.‘42

B. O.

Location.

7652

150 th St., 233 feet th of...........

nor

Coal pocket and trestle, H. G. S treat......................

Aug. 20, 1909 Nov. 11, 1909

S. O. 16322

Girard Avenue and 138th St...........

7005

Dump ashes, etc., Jordan L. Mott June 16, 1896 Feb. 10, 1909

East 134th St., E. R.. . Ice bridge, scales, etc., Foster-Scott Ice Co.

Superseded by B. O. 7049

7049

7419

6914

East 134th St., E. R.. . j Ice bridge, scales, etc., Foster-

East 134th St., E. R.. . j Runway, Oscar Johnson.........

East 138th St., E. R.. . j Dumping board and approach, N.

Y. Sanitary Utilization Co.....

Feb. 15, 1909 Mar. 12, 1909 June 5, 1909Mune 15, 1909

Mar. 10, 1909

April 3, 1909

6707

Walnut Avenue andi 138th St...........

Mooring cribs, N. Y„ N. H. & H. R. R. Co.....................

Oct. 28, 1908

Suspended Aug. 1909.

5564

Cabot St., 100 West of......

12 steel transfer bridges, N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co.

Oct. 2, 19071In progress.

4049

Dupont St. to Tiffany

St

5813

Truxton to Tiffany Sts.

! Bulkheads, Oak Point Land & I Dock Co.....................

Platform, Oak Point Land & Dock Co....................

May 3, 1906

In progress.

June 25, 1908

In progress.

7097

Hunts Point Road. . . .

House, U. S. Vol. Sav. Corps

June 10, 1909

Superseded by B. O. 7571

6806

Garrison Avenue

Coal pocket and hoisting plant, McConnell & Co..............

Aug. 1, 1908

Suspended

7835

174th St. and Bronx River.............

Pile platform and bulkhead, Heintz & Siegel..............

Dec. 22, 1909

In progress.

7026

3d to 4th Sts., Westchester Creek.......

Filling inshore of a line 100 feet from bulkhead, Geo. J. Kuhne.

Feb. 23, 1909

Suspended

7456

177th St. and Chatter-don Avenue, Westchester Creek.......

Coal pocket, Thomas R. Thorne. .

June 15, 1909jin progress.

7622

Bowne St., Westchester Creek..........

7195

Layton Avenue,

7892

6770

Layton Avenue....

Givans Creek, Bay-chester.........

Platform, E. S. Prince Co........

Boathouse, White Cross Fishing Club.......................

Boathouse, Klondyke Boat Club..

Oct. 4, 1909

In progress.

June 18, 1909 Nov. 17, 1909

July 1, 1909

In progress.

Dredging and building a temporary dock, Jno. C. Rodgers, Jr..

Nov. 20, 1908

Suspended Jan., 1909

7360

North of Fordham Road.............

Boat house, U. S. Vol. Life Saving Corps..................

May 22, 1909

Abt.

Sept. 15, 1909

Completed.

Remarks.

!*

ISLANDS.

6721

North Brothers Island...............

6742

Rikers Island,

Place filling rear of wall, Health Dept........................

Construction of 2 platforms, Dept, of Street Cleaning............

Nov. 16, 1908 Dec. 31, 1909

Dec. 7, 1908 Feb. 18, 1909

E. O. 8254

Rikers Island

Building rip-rap embankment, Roger L. Young..............

Sept. 9, 1908 July 22, 1909

6580

6670

Franklin St., City Island...............

City Island Avenue, City Island........

Runway, Benj. F. Wood

Aug. 14, 1908 Oct. 20, 1909

Change of house location, A. L. Th waite....................

Aug. 7, 1908 Mar. 1, 1909

6807

City Island Avenue, City Island.........

Moving building outshore, James J. Feely....................

Dec. 1, 1908

Suspended

6843

Platform, foot of Main St., City Island, Bronx.............

Repairs to fender piles and sheathing, Thomas B. Watson.

Order ret’ned June 24, 1909

Superseded by B. O. 7472

6886

City Island Avenue, City Island.........

Moving building outshore, Louisa L. Pell......................

Sept. 29, 1908

Suspended

7030

City Island Avenue, City Avenue.......

Moving building outshore, Jno. P. Kelly.......................

Jan. 22, 1909 Mar. 31, 1909

7128

7285

Minneaford Avenue, City Island.........

Fordham St., City Island...............

Runway, Joseph C. Dixon

Mar. 5, 1909 Mar. 25, 1909

Waiting room, Watson Cont. Co.

7387

7717

Bowne St., City Island Pilot St., City Island. .

Runway, Mrs. Rose F. Gerstle. . .

Repairs to breakwater, Robert Jacobs.......................

May 2, 1909 In Progress... June 10, 1909 June 20, 1909

Oct. 12, 1909 Dec. 7, 1909

BROOKLYN.

6862

Borough of Brooklyn..

General repairs, P. R. R. Co.

Expired Dec. 31, 1909

6907

Borough of Brooklyn..

General repairs and dredging, N. Y. Dock Co.

6928

Borough of Brooklyn..

Repairs, Union Ferry Co.

7040

Borough of Brooklyn..

General repairs, Erie R. R. Co.

7489

7612

Borough of Brooklyn..

Stagg St., East of Morgan Avenue, English Kills.......

General repairs, Nassau Ferry Co.

Expired Dec. 31, 1909

Expired Dec. 31, 1909

Expired Dec. 31, 1909

Expired Dec. 31, 1909

Coal tower, pocket and trestle, Mary S. Baker...............

Work Supervised.

B. O.

Location.

7675

Montrose Avenue, Newtown Creek.....

Repairs to bulkhead, Vandervoort Realty Co...................

Aug. 8, 1909 Aug. 17, 1909

7562

South of Grand St., Newtown Creek. . . .

Repairs to bulkhead, Theo. R. Chapman...................

July 10, 1909 July 20, 1909

7313

Gardner Avenue, Newtown Creek........

Rebuilding of bulkhead, Chapman Docks Co...............

April 22, 1909 May 19, 1909

6760

7497

Apollo St., Newtown Creek.............

Apollo and Pollock Sts., Newtown Creek.............

Approach and dumping board, Borough Const. Co............

Dec. 1,1908 Feb. 8,1909

Crib and shed, Borough Development Co.....................

July 10, 1909 Nov. 30, 1909

7048

Vandervoort Avenue, Newtown Creek.....

Frame grinding building, American Novelty & Manuf. Co......

Feb. 20, 1909

April 17, 1909

7159

Leyden St., Newtown Creek.............

6556

7817

6874

Freeman Street... Freeman St., E. R. Green St.........

Repairs to bulkhead and fender system, Standard Oil Co.......

Repairs to pier, Lowell M. Palmer

Repairs to pier, Lowell M. Palmer

Remove existing pier and construct new pier, N. Y. Tanning

Mar. 26, 1909 April 6, 1909 Feb. 23, 1909 Mar. 10, 1909 Oct. 4, 1909 Dec. 16, 1909

Co

Dec. 28, 1908 April 24, 1909

7279

Noble St.

j Place floating bath, Comm, of I Pub. Works.................

7644

Noble St.

Waiting room, Dept. Pub. Char..

Placed

June 16, 1909 ............

Aug. 31, 1909 Oct. 28, 1909

7596

North 11th Street and North 12th St.......

Repairs to fender system on pier, Brooklyn Gas Co.............

July 19, 1909 Aug. 12, 1909

7910

North 10th St. and North 11th St. j.....

Repairs to bulkhead and piers, Standard Oil Co..............

Nov. 23, 1909 Dec. 20, 1909

7668

North 9th and North 10th St............

6924

North 2d St.

Strengthening foundation for transfer bridge. Eastern Brooklyn Dist. Terminal............

Repairs, L. I. R. R. Co...........

June 10, 1909 June 11, 1909 Jan. 12, 1909 Jan. 12, 1909

7431

North 2d St.

i;

epairs Towing Co

to outer end, Reicher

June 26, 1909

June 26, 1909

8024

North 2d St.

8039

North 2d St,

Installing attachment for telephone to hospital ship, Susquehanna & N. Y. Telephone Co.. .

Installing a water pipe, Comm, on Prev. of Tuberculosis.........

Dec. 23, 1909

In progress.

Dec. 21, 1909 Dec. 28, 1909

8027

Metropolitan Avenue..

Sheetpile bulkhead, Ezra B. Tut-

tie

Dec. 10, 1909

In progress.

7961

Metropolitan Avenue..

Sheetpile bulkhead, Ezra B. Tut-

tie

Superseded by B. O. 80-7

7400

South 1st and South 2d Sts.............

7332 South 1st, South 2d and South 3d Sts....

7861 South 2d and South 3d

Sts

6868

South 5th St.

7945

South 6th St.

7171

7876

6870

7039

7243

7243

7946

7480

7321

7534

6954

7709

7655

7887

6819

6869

4,45

Completed.

Remarks.

Additions and alterations to structures, American Sugar Refining Co....................

June 15, 1909

In progress.

Repairs to pier and bulkhead, American Sugar Refining Co...

Steel trestles, American Sugar Refining Co..................

Dumping board, Borough Const.

Co

May 20, 1909

Sept. 5, 1909

Nov. 11, 1909

In progress.

Dec. 1,1908 Jan. 16,1909

Replacing fence, N. Y. Terminal

Dec. 16, 1909

Dec. 18, 1909

Lemon St., Wallabout.

Washington Avenue, Wallabout.........

Clinton Avenue

Clinton Avenue.

Rodney St., Wallabout

Rodney St., Wallabout..............

Removal of dump from Lemon St. to outer end of Clinton Avenue Ext., Department of Street Cleaning....................

Opening of pavement and repairs to subway, Edison Electric Ilium. Co.....................

Dumping board, Borough Const.

C<»

Office and fence, Borough Const.

Co

Oct. 29, 1909

Nov. 3, 1909

Nov. 30, 1909

Nov. 30, 1909

Dec. 16, 1908

Jan. 8, 1909

Mar. 18, 1909

Mar. 30, 1909

Coal hoist and scales and occupation of 125 feet of Bulkhead, Albert H. Dollard............

May 26, 1909 June 19, 1909

Occupation of 125 feet of bulkhead, Albert H. Dollard......

Rodney St., Wallabout...............

Wallabout Canal

Keap St., Wallabout..

Rodney St., Wallabout..............

Cross St., Wallabout. .

Hudson Avenue

Hudson Avenue and Gold street........

Gold St. and Hudson Avenue............

Gold St......

Fulton Ferry,

Expired April 30, 1909

Placing a boiler, Albert H. Dol-

lard

Tally house, Albert H. Dollard. . .

Repairs to crib bulkhead, Andrew Beard.................

epairs to bulkhead, Scranton & Lehigh Coal Co...............

Dec. 11, 1909 June 24, 1909

Dec. 22. 1909 June 26, 1909

April 26, 1909

May 15, 1909

July 19, 1909 July 30, 1909

Ash pocket and extension to platform, Brooklyn Union Gas Co..

Extension to pier and shed extension, National Lead Co.........

Platform, National Lead Co.

Steel coal tower and bridge, National Lead Co...............

Sewer Outlet, Bureau of Sewers..

Dumping board, Borough Const.

Co

April 1, 1909

Aug. 14, 1909

Aug. 27, 1909

Oct. 23, 1909

Oct. 25, 1909

Dec. 27, 1909

Nov. 16, 1909 In progress.. . Nov. 1, 1908 Aug. 1, 1909

Dec. 12, 1908 Jan. 15, 1909

Work Supervised.

B. O.

Location.

7845

Montague St.

Widening existing and constructing new pier, New York Dock Dock Co....................

Oct. 25, 1909

In progress

6825

Joralemon to Irving

Sts

Extensions to piers 19 to 30, New York Dock Co................

Nov. 1, 1908

July 15, 1909

6821

Harrison and Baltic

Sts

Dumping Board, Borough Development Co................

Nov. 30, 1908

Jan. 20, 1909

7135

Dwight and Otsego

Sts

Air compressor house, John N. Robbins Co.

Dec. 15, 1908 Jan. 20, 1909

7452

Halleck, Columbia and Otsego Sts..........

Filling, Trustees of Estate of Wm. Beard......................M

ay 5, 1909

In progress.

7665

Otsego and Dwight

Sts

7223

Erie Basin

Alterations to electric pumping station, JohnM. Robbins......

Repairs, Wm. Beard Estate.... I

7467

Erie Basin Breakwater

4552

Douglas St.

Aug. 10, 1909 Dec. 20, 1909

¹............. Expired

Dec. 31, 1909

Two buildings, Union Sulphur Co. j May 1, 1909 Aug. 7,1909

Constructing Gowanus flushing J tunnel, John Pierce Co.........

Sept. 9, 1907 April 10, 1909

7535

Douglas and Degraw Sts., Gowanus......

Repairs to bulkhead, Lehigh Coal Co......

Scranton-!

7156

6785

Gowanus Canal, north of Union St.........

Pier No. 52, Erie Basin

July 1, 1909 July 12, 1909

Frame shed, John F. Schmadeke.. Mar. 9, 1909 Mar. 20, 1909

Pier and floating dry dock, Jno.

M. Robbins Co...............

Oct. 16, 1908

Jan. 26, 1909

7241

3d and 4th Sts., Gowanus Canal.......

7796

3d St., Gowanus Canal

Removal of building, Louis C. Alsgood.....................

Repairs to crib bulkhead, John F. Schmadeke..................

April 1, 1909

May 7, 1909

I Sept. 25, 1909

Oct. 1, 1909

7829

4th St. and 3d Avenue, Gowanus..........

7745

4th and 5th Sts., Gowanus .............

Coal hopper, pocket, etc., Bklyn. Imp. Co., owner, Powell & Titus, occupants........|.......

Repairs to bulkhead, Bklyn. Imp.

Oct. 29, 1909

Dec. 18, 1909

r,,

Sept. 3, 1909

Sept. 17, 1909

6992

5th St., Gowanus.

Repairs to bulkhead, Jno. J. Hill Estate......................

Jan. 11, 1909

Jan. 22, 1909

7021

5th St. to Bond St., Gowanus..........

Repairs to bulkhead, Bklyn. Imp.

Co

Jan. 16, 1909

Jan. 22, 1909

7022

5th St. to Bond St. Gowanus..........

7852

Bond St., Gowanus....

7479 6th St. Basin

Repairs to bulkhead, Woods Estate........................

Repairs to crib bulkhead, Leonhard Michel Brewing Co.......

Two ash receiving sheds, Borough Devel. Co...................

Jan. 15, 1909

Jan. 21, 1909

Oct. 23, 1909

Dec. 10, 1909

B. O.

Location.

Natube of Work.

Begun.

Completed, j Remarks.

7435

6th St. Basin

7087

6th St., Gowanus

6749

6th St. Basin, Gowanus

Frame shelter, Bklyn. Imp. Co.. .

Extension to dumping board, P. F. & W. A. Kane.............

Approach to dumping board, Bor. Const. Co................

May 15, 1909¹Aug. 1, 1909

Feb. 15, 1909

Feb. 24, 1909

Dec. 1, 1908 Jan. 16, 1909

7035

Huntington St., Gowanus.............

Cement shed and fence, N. ltyan

Co

7160

7245

Huntington St., Gowanus.............

Huntington St., Gowanus .............

Open shed, N. Ryan Co,

7117

7th St., Gowanus

7244

9th St., Gowanus

Fence, Jas. Lanigan

Covered dumpboard, Borough Const. Co....................

Coal bin and railway, Coney Isl. & Bklyn. R. R. Co..............

Jan. 15, 19091 Feb. 17, 1909 Mar. 11, 19091 April 14, 1909 Mar. 15, 1909 April 15, 1909

Mar. 22, 1909

May 7, 1909

Mar. 15, 1909!April 19, 1909

7308

Creamer to Sigourney Sts., Gowanus......

7458

23d St.

6852

25th to 27th Sts.

Repairs to fender system, Estate of S. W. Bowne..............

Platform on piles, Tebo Yacht Club.......................

General repairs, D., L. & AY. R. R.

April 30, 1909 May 11, 1909

June 20, 1909

Suspended

Co

Expired Dec. 31, 1909

7118

27th St.

7498

27th St.

7631

33d St.

Construction Dumpboard, Borough Devel. Co...............

Shed, Borough Devel. Co.........

Construction of intake pipe by Bush Terminal Co

Mar. 2, 1909 June 5, 1909

May 7, 1909 June 29, 1909

Nov. 11, 1909 Discontinued.

Nov. 13, 1909

7690

34th St.

7691

34th St,

7273

36th St.

7504

36th St.

Removal of boathouse by John Maloney....................

. |

Removal of boathouse by Louis j Eysel and John Lund.........;

Extension inshore of bulkhead at market site by President of Borough of Brooklyn.........

Dumping of cellar dirt in the vicinity, by Barth. S. Cronin.....

ISept. 16, 1909

Sept, 16, 1909

Oct. 10, 1909

Oct, 10, 1909

Dec. 24, 1909 In progress

June 28, 1909

In progress.

5624

and

6447

39th St.

6950

39th St.

Extension of sewer by Johns-Manville Co..................

Placing tally house by Borough Const. Co....................

Jan. 15, 1909

Jan. 10, 1909 Mar. 31, 1909

S. O. 21424

43d to 51st Sts.

Construction of five new piers, Bush Co., Ltd................

June 9, 1901 Oct. 30, 1909

7797

and

7865

51st St...

Placing two transfer bridges and rack, by Bush Terminal Co.....

Oct. 26, 1909 In progress

Work Supervised.

B. O.

Location.

7904 51st St

7576 51st and 52d Sts.

7274 59 to 60th Sts.

7092 60th St.

7854 60th St.

Erection of timber coal pocket, by Commercial Coal Co......

Two gasoline motors on berth, American Ice Co..............

Runway and house, Excelsior Yacht Club..................

Filling, grading, erecting fence, etc., by Excelsior Yacht Club. .

Erection of boat house by American Model Yacht Club........

Nov. 16, 1909 In progress. . July 14, 1909 July 16, 1909

April 22, 1909 June 21, 1909

Feb. 20, 1909

In progress.

Nov. 1, 1909

In progress.

5913 64th to 65th Sts.

Bulkhead and rack, L. I. R. R.

(V.

May 10, 1908 June 5, 1909

5913 64th to 65th Sts.

Bulkhead and rack, L. I. R. R.

Co

May 10, 1908

Suspended

7307 Bay 17th St.

7428 22d Avenue

7226

22d Avenue

Repairs to pier, N. Y. Children’s Aid Society.................

Platform and runway, Brooklyn Yacht Club Realty Co.........

Walk and platform, Brooklyn Yacht & Realty Co............

May 17, 1909 June 21, 1909

May 20, 1909 June 10, 1909

Mar. 30, 1909 May 22, 1909

6585

24th Avenue, Gravesend Bay...........

7305 25th Avenue

7361

Hubbard St.

Bulkhead and filling, Cropsey & Mitchell.....................

Repairs to bulkhead, William Ulmer........................

31 fender piles, C. E. Robertson and E. M. Verity............

July 10, 1906

Suspended

April 20, 1909 May 10, 1909

April 30, 1909

May 15, 1909

5906

6969

Bay 49th St. to Gravesend Ship Canal.....

Shell Road, Coney Island Creek.........

Filling in, Harway Imp. Co.

Repairs to bulkhead, Climax Coal

Co

Aug. 20, 1908

In progress.

Jan. 6, 1909 Mar. 1, 1909

7754

Canal Avenue, between West 35 th and 36th Sts.,’Coney Island Creek.......

Sheet pile bulkhead and filling, Somerville & Somerville.......

Sept. 29, 19C9 In progress.

7568

20th and 21st Sts.,

Coney Island Creek Repairs to bulkhead, Desmond-Dunne Co.

July 1, 1909 July 19, 1909

7881

West 18th St., Coney Island Creek.......

Repairs to existing bulkhead, Construction Material & Coal

Nov. 15, 1909

In progress,

7382

Brighton Pier, Coney Island.............

Repairs to dock at shore end, Brighton Pier & Navigation

Co

May 5, 1909 May 24, 1909

7634

Emmons Avenue, Sheepshead Bay....

Launching ways, Varuna Boat Club.......................

July 25, 1909 July 31, 1909

7896

Emmons, Avenue, and Shore Road....

Repairs to bulkhead, Dominick Olagner.....................

7621

Rockaway Avenue, Canarsie...........

Open frame shed, Lawrence Messenger......................

7476

Rockaway Avenue, Canarsie...........

7336

North 9th St.

Completed.

Remarks.

July 30, 1909 Aug. 26, 1909

Two story frame building, Lawrence Messenger..............

June 10, 1909

July 6, 1909

epairs to pier, Eastern Bklyn. Dist. Terminal...............

Apr. 15, 1909 July 1, 1909

7710

16th Avenue, White-stone ..............

BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

Small pier on crib, Northrup Fow-

ler

Sept. 3, 1909 Oct. 16, 1909

6876

7301

1st St. and 1st Avenue, College Point.......

1st St. and 1st Avenue, College Point.......

Building, Wm. H. Kramer

Nov. 25, 1908 April 20, 1909

Repairs to crib, bulkhead and runway, Mrs. Zehden.........

April 10, 1909 May 21, 1909

7601

5th St., south of 3d Avenue, .College Point.............

Crib bulkhead, American Hard Rubber Co...................

Sept. 1, 1909

In progress.

7451

6880

Victoria Place, College Point.............

Flushing Creek, west of Causeway.......

Boathouse, Flushing Boat Club..

July 1, 1909 July 29, 1909

7232

Flushing Creek, W. S..

7827

Flushing Creek, W. S..

Platform and bulkhead, Phoenix Const. Co....................

Pile platform, etc., Borough Devel. Co...................

Frame shed on platform, Borough Devel. Co....................

Dec. 10, 1908 July 1, 1909

April 27, 1909

Aug. 5, 1909

Oct. 7, 1909

Oct. 29, 1909

6903

Amity St., Flushing Creek.............

Pile platform and retaining wall, C. W. Copp.................

Jan. 5, 1909

April 14, 1909

7074

6784

Jackson Avenue, Flushing...........

Luister Creek, Ber-rians Island........

Bath houses, G. F. Frykberg.

Mar. 15, 1909 Mar. 27, 1909

7233

Steinway Creek, E. S.

1620

Lawrence Point

Pile platform and dyke, Astoria Light & Power Co.............

Pile storage basin, Astoria Veneer Mills.......................

Piers and bulkhead, Astoria Light & Power Co..................

Dec. 15, 1908

In progress.

April 1, 1909 April 27, 1909

Oct. 1, 1903

6831

Berrians Island and Lawrence Point. .. .

Bulkhead, Astoria Light & Power

Co

Mar. 15, 1909

Continued under B. O. 6831

In progress.

6953

Franklin St., Astoria. .

Repairs to bulkhead, Astoria Marble Co.

Jan. 2, 1909 Mar. 1, 1909

63517

Broadway to Sanford St., Astoria........

7917

Sanford St., Astoria...

Platform, pier and crib bulkhead. S. Stephens Realty Co.........

10 fender piles and repl, to platform, Jackson-McGlade Co.....

July 3, 1908

In progress.

Work Supervised.

B. O.

Location.

7633

7731

7381

Munson St., Astoria...

Main St., Astoria.....

8th to 10th Sts., Long Island City........

Runway, Thomas A. Finn.......

Fender piles, Henry C. Menchen..

July 23, 1909 July 31, 1909 Aug. 20, 1909 Aug. 25, 1909

Rebuilding crib, Standard Oil Co. May 22, 1909 July 3, 1909

7912

13th St., Long Island

City

Hauling steel canal boat on beach and breaking up of same. Standard Oil Co..............

Nov. 26, 1909 Dec. 15, 1909

6939

11th St. Basin, Long Island City........

Repairs to bulkhead, A. Klaber & Son, Geo. Call & Co.

Jan. 2, 1909 Jan. 23, 1909

7355

Borden Avenue and Front St...........

Crib bulkhead and pile platform, L. I. R. R. Co.. ..............

June 12, 1909 Aug. 2, 1909

7810

Vernon and West Avenues, Newtown Creek.............

Repairs to bulkhead, N. Y. Land & Warehouse Co.............

Oct. 4, 1909 Oct. 9, 1909

7164

Dutch Kills, Newtown Creek.............

Repairs, L. I. R. R. Co.

6965

Hunters Point Avenue, Dutch Kills....

Expired Dec. 31, 1909

One story frame shed, Degnon Const. Co....................

Dec. 15, 1908 Feb. 2, 1909

7399

7356

7261

Borden Avenue, Dutch Kills..............

Water to Hayward Sts., Dutch Kills.. . .

Bay View Avenue and The Strand, Jamaica Bay............

Fender racks, L. I. R. R. Co.

May 29, 1909 Aug. 30, 1909

Four concrete piers and Scherzer rolling bridge, L. I. R. R. Co... .

June 25, 1909

In progress.

Walkway and platform, Ed. J. Steiner.....................

April 1, 1909 April 30, 1909

6910

6554

Bayview Avenue, Far Rockaway.........

Rochester—Bay Avenue, Far Rockaway.

Land under water, Ed. J. Steiner.

Dec. 1, 1908

Feb. 1, 1909

Filling and bulkheading, M. Edith Morgan.....................

Aug. 1, 1908

Feb. 1, 1909

7295

Rue de St. Felis and Dickerson Avenue, Wave Crest........

Jetty, Banister Realty Co.

Dec. 15, 1908 Jan. 8, 1909

Feb. 1, 1909 Jan. 15, 1909

7294

7838

Lucia Avenue, Atlantic Ocean..........

Neptune Avenue, Edgemere..........

Jetty, Abraham Stein

Feb. 1, 1909

April 15, 1909

Two jetties, Spray View Realty

Co

Oct. 28, 1909

In progress.

8025

Arverne - Edgemere, Atlantic Ocean.....

Jetties, N. Y. Waterfront Co.

About

Nov. 1, 1909

About

Dec. 15, 1909

6701

Kate Avenue, Jamaica Bay............

Sheet pile bulkhead, Summerville Realty Co...................

Oct. 1, 1908 April 1, 1909

7397

Dodge Avenue Rockaway...............

Six frame dwellings, Kate A. Fe-gan........................

7047

Beach Avenue, Edge-mere..............

Repairs to jetty, Lancaster & Sea Beach Imp. Co...............

5355

Arverne, Amstell

Filling in of land, Summerville Realty Co...................

5271

Belle Harbor, Rocka-way Point.........

Filling in of upland, West Rocka-way Land Co................

7828

West of Belle Harbor, Jamaica Bay.......

7841

2550

6083

7016

7281

3394

6076

6552

7053

4663

5655

5851

6383

7251

Completed.

Remarks.

Jan. 18, 1909|Mar. 20, 1909 April 1, 1909,1

May 1, 1907

Dredging and filling, Neponsit Realty Co.................

Beach Channel, West Bitz Hotel.........

Watch house, Wm. J. Hewlett... .

RICHMOND

n progress

May 1, 19091

Oct. 20, 1909jin progress.. . Oct. 11, 1909iNov. 15, 1909

St. George

St. George

St. George.

St. George

Tompkinsville, Pier 3, Arrietta St.........

About 200 feet of crib bulkhead, and about 300 feet of sheet pile bulkhead, at property owned by the Staten Island Rapid Transit Railway Co...........

Erection of a building arid hose tower, on the northerly tying-up platform at the St. George Terminal, by the Fire Department.......................

Repairs to waterfront property, occupied by the Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co................

The construction of a sewer from the temporary office of the Richmond Light & R. R. Co....

Extending pier and shed on same, by the American Dock & Trust

Co

Aug. 18, 1904

May 18, 1909

Suspended

Nov. 18, 1909

April 12, 1909

Dec. 31, 1909

April 19, 1909

May 5, 1909

June 27, 1905

Suspended

Tompkinsville, Pier 2. Widening and extending pier, American Dock & Trust Co.....

Redriving of creosoted piles under the piers, by the American Dock & Trust Co..............

Repairs to timber basin, by I. T. Williams....................

Repairs are being made to the long dock by Brady Bros.......

Construction of outlet sewer by the Commissioner of Public Works..............;.......

Stapleton, Canal St.... Placing small float stage on thei south side of pier, by G. W.l Stapleton

Stapleton, Prospect St. Building crib work under pier and mill building at long dock by Brady Bros..................

Stapleton, Canal St.... Placing filling by the Gore-Mee-i nan Co

Tompkinsville

Tompkinsville, Grant Street.............

Stapleton, Prospect St. Stapleton, Elizabeth

St

April 3, 1908

Oct. 16, 1908

Feb. 6, 1909

Oct. 5, 1906

July 15, 1909

Dec. 28, 1909

In progress.

In progress.

Oct. 14, 1908 May 28, 1909

Sept. 10, 1909

Sept. 5, 1908 July 15,1909

Work Supervised.

B. O.

Location.

7286

Stapleton, Water St.. .

Placing small house and float by the New York Yacht Club.....

May 26, 1909 Oct. 5, 1909

7518

Stapleton Ferry Terminal .............

7743

Stapleton, Canal St....

Placing police telephone booth by the Police Department........

Establishment of a temporary telegraph office on pier by the Western Union Telegraph Co...

July 2, 1909 Aug. 5, 1909

Sept. 20, 1909 Oct. 1,1909

7764

Stapleton Ferry-house, Canal St...........

7799

Stapleton, Canal St....

Running telegraph wires to establish telegraph facilities during the Hudson-Fulton Celebration by the Postal Telegraph Caole Co....................

Erection of temporary structure on pier, by Rodgers & Haggerty

Sept. 22, 1909 Oct. 22, 1909

Oct. 1,1909 Oct. 16,1909

7846

Stapleton, Water St., Front St...........

Construction of sheet pile bulkhead, by Thomas and Henry K. S. Williams.................

Oct. 23, 1909

In progress.

3050

Clifton, Sylva Lane, and Sylvester Terrace...............

7734

Rosebank, Ives Place.

2479

Woodland Beach

Fencing off from public use, two piers and also removal of the Clifton Boat House, such portions of said piers as have drifted to that point, at Clifton, by Nicholas Muller, owner. Broken portions of piers have been removed from the vicinity of the Clifton Boat House. Fencing off has not been done......

Construction of walk and landing platform, by Elizabeth R. Jenkins........................

Repairs to walk-way in front of Woodland Beach Hotel and Casino, leading to a fishing platform, and also fencing off said premises pending such repairs, by Alohonse Krenn Premises fenced, work suspended......

Feb. 17, 1905

Sept. 17, 1909 Nov. 10, 1909

June 19, 1904

Suspended.

7357

Princes Bay, Pleasant Plains.............

Repairs to landing pier, by the Mission of the Immaculate Vir-

gin

May 28, 1909

June 7, 1909

7602

Princes Bay, Princes Bay Avenue.......

Repairing platform, by Johnston Brothers Realty Co...........

July 21, 1909

In progress.

7750

Richmond V alley, Beach Avenue......

Repairs to pier, by Elmer T. But

ler

Sept. 20, 1909 Dec. 17, 1909

2978 I Totten ville, Johnson ’ Avenue...........

Canal boat placed, piles driven in front of same, earth filling deposited and runway erected by Hubbard R. Yetman.........

Dec. 22, 1904

In progress.

5723 Totten ville, Arthur Kills..............

Construction of small pier by the Southern Ship Building Co.....

Dec. 2, 1907

Suspended.

COMPLETED.

Remarks.

6949 Tottenville, Main St...

Repairing pier by Frederick W. O. Schmitz..................

Dec. 30, 1908

Jan. 28, 1909

7316

Tottenville, Beach and Central Avenues....

S. O. 21491

New Brighton

Construction of runway, by Jacob F. Oberle...................

Erection of crib bulkhead by J. B. King & Co................

June 21, 1909

Suspended.

Dec. 23, 1901

5162

New Brighton, Jersey

Suspended,

injunction.

St

7331

New Brighton, Franklin Avenue.. v......

5900

6320

West New Brighton...

West New Brighton, Columbia St........

General repairs to water-front property, by J. B. King & Co.. .

Driving a close row of piles along the face of the bulkhead, by J. B. King & Co................

General repairs to docks, by John H. Starin...................

Placing filling by Wm. S. Van Clief........................

Apr. 29, 1907

May 4, 1909

Suspended.

May 14, 1909

Jan. 23, 1908

Dec. 31, 1909

June 1, 1908

In progress.

7150

7944

West New Brighton, Davis Avenue......

West New Brighton, Van Street, Kill von Kull..............

Construction of walk, by Clara C. Edwards....................

Mar. 9, 1909

Mar. 12, 1909

S. O. 19709

Laying of two water pipes by the Hudson County Water Co......

Oct.' 30, 1909

Suspended.

Port Richmond, Bay and Simonson Avenues..............

7024

Port Richmond, Haus-man Avenue.......

Retaining structure and filling by Edward White...............

Construction of crib bulkhead, by the Standard Varnish Works.. .

Mar. 6, 1909

In progress.

Feb. lfi, 1909

April 16, 1909

7954

Port Richmond, Ferry

St

1230

Mariners Harbor, Union and Central Avenues...........

Depositing ashes on the upland by the President of the Borough of Richmond............

Dec. 10, 1909

1562

and

2687

5516

Mariners Harbor, Central and Van Pelt Avenues...........

Mariners Harbor, Mes-ereau Avenue.......

Construction of dock and building ways, by the Marine Construction &"Dry Dock Co.......

Pier and extension, built by Henry DuBois’s Sons Co...........

Pier built by the Burlee Dry Dock

Co

May 6, 1905

Dec. 15, 1903

Aug. 28, 1907

Suspended.

Suspended.

May 21, 1909

5992

Mariners Harbor, Hausman Avenue...

6143

Mariners Harbor, Andros and Mesereau Avenues...........

Dumping of ashes by the Standard Varnish Works...........

Mar. 12, 1908

In progress.

6935

7352

Mariners Harbor, South Avenue......

Mariners Harbor,Richmond Terrace......

Filling in between piers, extending pier and building bulkhead platform, by the Burlee Dry Dock Co.....................

Construction of boathouse by Wm. M. Haughwout..........

Construction of pile platform and mooring rack, by William J. Rankin.....................

Mar. 2, 1909

May 20, 1909

Dec. 21, 1908

In progress.

May 12, 1909

In progress.

Work Supervised.

BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

OCCUPANCY OF LOTS AT BROAD CHANNEL, JAMAICA BAY, BOROUGH OF QUEENS, UNDER PERMIT FROM THIS DEPARTMENT.

B. O.

Lessee.

Block.

Lot.

Date of Permit.

7060 F. J. Robinson

7114 John C. Groh

7115 George Diemer..................

7134 Paul Kenn......................

7126 W. G. Grundkauch..............

7169 Samuel Robinson.................

John Flanagan..................

7175    Conrad Young and Margaret Young

7176    August Rietz....................

7180 Owl Fishing Club................

7206 National Boat Club..............

7212 Susan T. Provost.................

7217 Ewald Bittorf...................

w co    h w to

Cn O CC 00 or O

29

19A

17

20

24    Jan 30, 1909

Mar. 1, 1909 keb. 1,1909 13    Mar.    1, 1909

33-36    Oct.    1, 1909

13    Mar.    12, 1909

37

39

35

14

Mar. 15, 1909 Mar. 15, 1909 Mar.f 18, 1909 Mar. 22, 1909 Apriljl, 1909 Mar. 22, 1909

7218 Fred Eckhardt

17

15

2f.

7247 Edward Schuster.

27

7248    Michael J. Curry...........

7249    J. X. Semar and J. F. Fessler

27

20

7272 Paul M. and Wm. Boest

111

7326    Mrs. C.E. Willett.

7327    F. S. Ackerman.. 7340 Joseph Sibree.. . .

7344    Phillip Doling. .. .

7345    Charles P. Weis..

7346    John A. Schoepp. 7348 John S. Burnett.

42

105

20 Board W’k Lot 9

30

109

109

35

7362 William Carry.....

7366    Edward Mamman.

7367    Gustav Hoppe. . . . 7374 Edwin Severin. . .. 7376 Robert A. Sharkey 7370 Thomas F. Cary... 7388 Frederick G. Fank. 7393 Charles J. Miller...

19

34

22

34

21

34

30

7436 George Stenger. 7439 Otto Schmidt..

34

18    Mar. 24J1909

7, 8, 9, 10, 11 April 6, 1909 5    April 7,11909

25    April 7, 1909

April 7, 1909 1 and 2    April'30,r1909

Aprilr30/1909 May 10/1909 May 7, 1909 May 6,'1909 May 6,'1909 MayT10/1909 May 13/1909 1 and 2 May^lS, 1909 May'13/1909 8    May 12,1909

May 14, 1909 May 13, 1909 May 18, 1909 May 21, 1909 June 4, 1909 June 5, 1909

43

14£ and-15 16£ and-15

14

2 and 3

17

CD

'-i ec

419

B. O.

Lessee.

Block.

Lot.

Date of Permit.

7441

Lawrence L. Hart

109

11

7442

Martha W. Harbodt

45

7443

7469

Local Bond & Mortgage Co. Christian Hoobs..........

30

14

7470

7514

Joseph G. Kenn.. Herman Hoffman

7520

Valentine Elbert

17

7521

Louis H. Eucker

19B

7532

William Carry

Removal of

7577

Niel .1. Skou

111

7578

7579

Harry C. Johnson. ... Geo. J. Van Nostrand

28

28

7580

7581

George Kinder. P. O’Connor. .

15

35

7582

Thomas E. Rand

30

7656 William H. Leonhard...............

7658 W. J. Casey........................

7662 Ira J. Ackerman....................

Mary A. Winkelseth................

7679 Mrs. Wm. VanBrunt................

7699 George J. Butt.....................

7696 Rose Ringston.....................

Anna Winters......................

7711 John Arbuckle and Bernard Dougherty

7725    Joseph Stehle......................

7726    Henry Schuler.....................

7727    F. J. Sperling......................

7729 H. L. C. Wenk.....................

7803 George Kruckey....................

7807 Ellen C. Mahlon....................

7816 Henry A. Ranken..................

7822 August G. Faber...................

7844 Christian Hoobs....................

7913 Joseph Stehle......................

7939 Alfred E. Homberg.................

7938 Alfred E. Homberg.................

7988 Jacob J. Velten.....................

7965 John G. Groh......................

7674

7701

47

14

45

12

12

109

13

19A

109

19B

14

100

101

CO 1-0 Ol tO

June 8, 1909 17, 18, 19, 20 June 7,1909 35_and 36 June 7, 1909 June 17, 1909 June 17, 1909 June 26, 1909 June 29, 1909 June 29, 1909 July 8, 1909 July 13, 1909 July 16, 1909

8    July    13,    1909

July 13, 1909 July 13, 1909 July 13, 1909 Aug. 10, 1909 Aug. 12, 1909 Aug. 12, 1909

7 and 14 Aug. 16, 1909 21A, 22, 23,24 Aug. 16, 1909 Aug. 23, 1909 Aug. 19, 1909 Aug. 24, 1909 Aug. 31, 1909 Sept. 7, 1909 Sept. 7, 1909 Sept. 7, 1909 6 and l    Sept.    7,    1909

37    Oct.    4,    1909

Oct. 5, 1909 Oct. 6, 1909 Oct. 7, 1909 21A    Oct.    22,    1909

19, 20, 21 Nov. 19, 1909 7 A    Dec.    1,    1909

1, 1909 142, 142A Dec. 10, 1909

9    Dec.    9,    1909

21

12

111

17

toilet.

11

17

31

140

16

19

12

30

Dec.

Work Supervised.

B. O.

Lessee.

Block.

Lot.

Date op Permit.

7967

7968

8000

8001

Gayety Yacht Club

William Carry......

Frank Denig.......

Arthur Tarrant. . ..

19A

19A

2,3

111

111

Dec. 10, 1909 Dec. 10, 1909 Dec. 14, 1909 Dec. 14, 1909

BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

LOTS AT THE RAUNT, ROCKAWAY POINT, OCEANUS AVENUE, EAST HIGH MEADOW, AND DUCK CREEK MARSH.

B. O.

Lessee

Date of Permit.

7657

Matthew J. Sullivan

Lots 422 to 424 Raunt

7700

7170

Joseph G. Weishaupt Thomas Martin......

7177

John F. Chantrell

7178

James L. Jordan

7250

Thomas F. Martin

7418

John F. Chantrell

7450

7445

7502

7735

7999

7413

7410

Sigfred Bernhards. . . . Big Four Fishing Club Edward J. McGlynn. . Alfred E. Dillman. . . .

Frank Schmitt.......

John E. Scher........

John B. Merrill......

Aug. 21, 1909 Aug. 23, 1909 Mar. 12, 1909 Mar. 12, 1909

Rebuilding boardwalk, Raunt.....j Mar. 15, 1909

April 7, 1909 Mar. 12, 1909 June 12, 1909 June 12, 1909 June 24, 1909

Lot 425, Raunt Lot 415, Raunt Lot 414, Raunt

7990

Charles G. Strang

8032

Alexander Watts

416,    Raunt.....................

414, Raunt.....................

420, Raunt.....................

418, Raunt.....................

122, Raunt.....................

426, Raunt.....................

428, Rockaway Point............

Occupation ft. Ocean us Ave.,

417,    East High Meadow..........

Lot 96, East High Meadow, Removal of shanty by Department. Dec. 14,1909

I Dec: 22, 1909

| Sept. 13, 1909 Dec. 14, 1909 .Tune 1,1909 June 3,1909

Lot 97, Duck Creek Marsh

OCCUPANCY OF LOTS FLATLANDS BAY, JAMAICA BAY, BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN, UNDER PERMIT FROM THIS DEPARTMENT.

7485

William Brown

7506

Walter S. Lloyd

7507

C. Winchester

7714

7214

Rudolph Spielman T. O’Shea........

East 59th to East 60th Sts., Flatlands Bay. , East 59th to East 60th Sts., Flatlands Bay East 59th to East 60th Sts., Flatlands Bay East 59th to East 60th Sts., Flatlands Bay . East 59th to East 60th Sts., Flatlands Bay

June 23, 1909 June 25, 1909 June 25, 1909 Sept. 7, 1909 Mar. 22, 1909

Bulkhead Wall.

BULKHEAD WALL BUILT PRIOR TO DECEMBER 31, 1909.

North River.

Section.

Length

of

Section.

Length built to date by City.

Built by Department at expense of private parties.

Built by private parties.

Boat Landing..........

Breakwater at Pier “A”

Battery...............

Rector Street..........

Liberty Street..........

Cedar Street...........

Dey Street,extended.. . .

Dey Street..............

West Washington Market,

Barclay Street..........

Barclay Street, extended.

Park Place......•........

Murray Street...........

Warren Street...........

Chambers Street.........

Jay Street..............

Franklin Street..........

North Moore Street......

Beach Street............

Laight Street...........

Desbrosses Street........

171.00

171.00

404.33

270.00

270.00

298.25

298.25

172.90

172.90

334.60

334.60

20.00

20.00

241.90

241.90

578.17

578.17

153.05

153.05

139.07

139.07

226.24

226.24

160.40

160.40

246.26

246.26

651.80

651.80

216.67

415.95

340.23

196.00

595.43

414.76

216.67

415.95

340.23

196.00

595.43

414.76

Watts Street

65.00

65.00

Watts Street, extended Canal Street, south. . . . Canal Street, extended. Canal Street..........

125.00

125.00

131.03

145.62

145.62

131.00

333.74

333.74

Spring Street... Charlton Street

139.92

139.92

406.74

406.74

Old King Street......

New King Street.....

Lower Clarkson Street. West Houston Street.. Upper Clarkson Street. Leroy Street.........

148.41

148.41

114.49

114.49

152.91

152.91

109.89

102.51

561.46

109.89

102.51

561.46

Bulkhead Wall.

Section.

Length

of

Section

Length built to date by City.

Built by Department at expense of private parties.

Built by private parties.

Morton Street...........

Christopher Street.......

Perry Street (abandoned)

Gansevoort Street.......

Chelsea Section..........

151.33

151.33

1,095.22

1,095.22

96.56

(since removed.)

West 23d Street, south end West 23d Street, north end West 31st Street..........

2,133.61

3,729.64

1,238.20

615.42

2,054.31

3,629.92

1,220.64

615.42

257.50

257.50

West 32d Street

515.00

515.00

West 33d Street

98.75

98.75

West 34th Street

198.75

194.00

West 37th Street to West 38th Street.. West 41st Street.....................

197.50

197.50

257.50

West 42d Street

621.67

617.43

West 52d Street, south end West 52d Street, north end West 57th Street........

404.66

404.66

1,043.30

762.50

1,043.30

762.50

West 59th Street

320.83

124.92

Claremont Section

Carmans ville

1,364.09

1,433.89

985.05

777.10

Total bulkhead wall, North River.

24,818.76

21,498.74    1

1,065.86

1,069.24

East River.

Whitehall Terminal, S. I. Ferry Whitehall...................

175.12

175.12

459.87

459.87

Broad Street

738.72

738.72

Old Slip

1,150.07

Maiden Lane

701.67

997.00

701.67

Fulton Street

777.94

551.48

Peck Slip...........

James Slip..........

West of James Slip. . Catharine Street.....

349.48

349.48

326.00

212.40

2.00

177.00

134.53

Market Street

800.91

800.91

Rutgers Street. Jefferson Street

867.52

867.52

1,237.92

Section.

Montgomery Street Corlears Street.....

Stanton Street

East 23 d Street

East 24th Street

East 25th Street

Bellevue

New Bellevue

East 38th Street

Between East 39th and 40th Streets....

East 59th Street

Yorkville

Blackwells

East 91st Street

East 94th Street

East 96th Street

East 99th Street

Total bulkhead wall, East River. . .

East 102d Street

East 110th Street

East 116th Street East 125th Street

Academy Street to West 201st Street. . . Total bulkhead wall, Harlem River

East 184th St., H. R.

Rikers Island

North Brothers Island

South of East 149th Street

173d Street and Bronx River

Classons Point Road

Total bulkhead wall, Borough of the Bronx

44!)

Length

of

Section.

472.32

759.94

557.21

2,454.86 340.60

276.24

543.81

980.45

608.08

200.23

1,459.50

2,648.22

1,958.03

375.88

373.07

200.92

365.00

22,336.58

Bulkhead Wall.

Length built to date by City.

Built by Department at expense of private parties.

Built by private parties.

137.03

472.32

2,391.09 340.60    ;

276.24

543.81

865.78

434.91

351.63

1,315.47

260.54

361.19

200.57

350.57

14,292.45

Harlem River.

848.65

848.65

200.23

200.23

856.00

758.85

110.73

108.88

367.27

201.00

2,383.65

362.70

201.00

2,079.08

201.00

Borough of the Bronx.

8,887.23

8,887.23

678.00

8,750.00

1,879.00

480.00

313.00

710.00

12,017.00

793.00

Bulkhead Wa'l.

Borough op Brooklyn.

Section.

Length

of

Section.

Length built to date by City.

Built by Department at expense of private parties.

Built by private parties.

•i

Whale Creek....

Wallabout Basin ■*

Gowanus.......

36th’to 37th Streets, South Brooklyn....

39th Street.........................

Total bulkhead wall,

Borough of Brooklyn...........

1,133.02

2,755.00

2,142.82

1,724.00

261.35

8,016.17

Borough of

2,755.00

570.29

1,724.00

261.35

5,310.64

Richmond.

Foot of Canal Street

747.82

747.82

Borough of

Queens.

Borden Avenue, East side of Dutch Kills

(j

Borden Avenue, West side of DutchKills

Total bulkhead wall,

Borough of Queens............

277.00

210.00

487.00

SUMMARY.

Borough of Manhattan:

North River...................................

East River.................................■'....

Harlem River..................................

Borough of the Bronx...............................

Borough of Brooklyn................................

Borough of Richmond...............................

Borough of Queens................................

Total bulkhead wall built prior to December 31, 1909

23,633.48

14,492.68

2,280.08

12,810.00

5,310.64

747.82

487.00

59,762.06

New Wharfage Room.

STATEMENT SHOWING NEW WHARFAGE ROOM MADE BY THE CITY DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909.

Construction Under “New Plan.”

BULKHEAD WALL.

Borough of Manhattan: East River—

Jefferson Section.....

New Bellevue Section Yorkville Section.. ..

Linear feet. Linear feet.

137.03 , 262.00 295.65

Total bulkhead wall, East River

694.68

Borough of Brooklyn: Gowanus Section

570.29

Total bulkhead wall built under “New Plan”

1,264.97

Piers, Etc.

Borough of Manhattan: North River—

Linear feet.

Linear feet.

West 55th Street Pier, extension...........

West 79th Street Pier, widening of inner end West 155th to West 158th Street, platform..

462

358

497

Total

1,317

Borough of Queens:

Jamaica Avenue Pier

388

Total New Wharfage Room Made Under “New Plan.”

Linear feet. Linear feet.

Bulkhead wall, East River, Borough of Manhattan Bulkhead wall, Borough of Brooklyn............

694.68

570.29

Total wall built under “New Plan”..........

Piers, etc., on North River, Borough of Manhattan Piers, etc., in Borough of Queens................

1,317.00

388.00

1,264.97

Total piers, etc., built under “New Plan”

1,705.00

Total Construction under “New Plan”

2,969.97

452

New Wharfage Room.

Construction Work Not Under “New Plan.”

Borough of Manhattan: North River—

West 110th Street, platform for Hudson-Fulton Commission East River-

East 78th to East 79th Streets, by removal of platform.....

Harlem River—

East 120th to East 121st Streets, by removal of platform. . .

Linear feet. .... 1,161

283

30

Total, Borough of Manhattan

1,474

Borough of The Bronx:

Classons Point, by removal of platform Classons Point, by new pier..........

468

374

Total, Borough of The Bronx.............

Borough of Brooklyn:

51st Street, platform on north side..............

51st Street, extension to breakwater on south side

842

4-*> CO

a

Total, Borough of Brooklyn

28.3

Construction Work Done for Other Departments.

BULKHEAD WALL.

Bikers Island (for Department of Correction)

Linear feet. .... 660

PIERS, ETC.

Borough of Manhattan:

Pier 32, E. R., extension to platform for Fire Department. Blackwell’s Island, pier for Department of Public Charities Blackwell’s Island, pier for Department of Corrections.....

94

97

135

326

Total, Borough of Manhattan

Borough of The Bronx:

121

North Brothers Island, pier widened for Health Department

Total New Wharfage Room Made Not Under “New Plan.”

BULKHEAD WALL.

Linear feet.

Riker’s Island (Borough of The Bronx)

666

PIERS, ETC.

Borough of Manhattan:

North River...........

East and Harlem Rivers

1,161

639

Total, Borough of Manhattan

Borough of The Bronx..............

Borough of Brooklyn................

1,800

963

283

Total

3,046

Total Construction not Under “New Plan”

3,712

SUMMARY.

Total new wharfage room made under “New Plan”.. . Total new wharfage room made not under “New Plan”

Linear feet. 2,969.97 3,712.00

Total new wharfage room made by the City

6,681.97

NEW WHARFAGE ROOM TO BE MADE BY WORK BEGUN BUT NOT FINISHED DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909.

BULKHEAD WALL.

North River:

West 42d Section. . . Claremont Section. . . Carmansville Section

Linear feet.

3.24

379.04

656.73

Total bulkhead wall, North River

1,039.01

Bast River:

Old Slip Section........

Fulton Section.........

James Slip Section......

Jefferson Section........

Montgomery Section....

Corlears Section........

New Bellevue Section. . . East 59th Street Section

Yorkville Section.......

Blackwell’s Section......

153.07

226.46

113.60

1,100.89

472.32

759.94

134.65

1,459.50

2,296.59

642.56

Total bulkhead wall, East River

7,359.58

Borough of The Bronx:

Wall around Riker’s Island Borough of Brooklyn:

Whale Creek Section......

Gowanus Section..........

137.23

1,133.02

1,572.53

Total bulkhead wall, Borough of Brooklyn

2,705.55

Construction Under “New Plan.”

piers.

North River:

Pier 11........................

West 40th Street Pier, extension. .

West 79th Street Pier...........

West 129th Street Pier, extension West 134th Street Pier, extension West 157th Street Pier..........

Linear feet.

950

460

358

210

676

460

Total

3,114

Borough of Brooklyn:

Whale Creek Section, 2 piers........

Gowanus Section, 31st Street Pier.... Gowanus Section, 28th to 36th Streets

2,971.80

3,100.00

15,700.94

Total

21,772.74

TOTAL NEW WHARFAGE ROOM TO BE MADE BY WORK BEGUN BUT NOT FINISHED DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909.

Bulkhead Wall.

Borough of Manhattan:

North River......

East River.......

Linear feet. Linear feet. 1,039.01 7,359.58

Total, Borough of Manhattan Borough of The Bronx:

Rikers Island ..................

Borough of Brooklyn................

8,398.59

137.23 2,705.55

Total bulkhead wall

11,241.37

Piers, Etc.

Borough of Manhattan:

North River.....

Borough of Brooklyn..

Linear feet.

3,114.00

21,772.74

Total piers, etc... .

24,886.74

Summary.

Total new bulkhead wall begun but not finished Total new piers, etc., begun but not finished. . .

Linear feet. 11,241.37 24,886.74

Total new wharfage room to be made by work begun but not finished. 36,128.11

WHARFAGE ROOM DESTROYED BY THE CITY DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909, IN MAKING ROOM FOR NEW IMPROVEMENTS.

Borough of Manhattan:

North River—

Pier 11, by extension. ..............................

West 40th Street Pier, by extension................

West 79th Street Pier, widening of inner end........

West 129th Street, by extension ...................

West 134th Street, by extension ...................

West 155th Street to West 158th Street, by platform West 157th Street, by pier.........................

Linear feet.

50

60

465

60

60

447

60

Total, North River...............................

East River—

Oliver Street, pier and platform, south..................

Pier 32, by platform, south side........................

East 78th Street to East 79th Street, removal of platform Blackwells Island, pier ...

Blackwells Island, platform

1,202

473

72

288

34

97

Total, East River...................

Harlem River—

East 120th Street, by removal of platform

964

135

Total, Harlem River...............

Borough of The Bronx:

North Brothers Island, widening of dock Classons Point, removal of platform.... Classons Point, by new platform.......

135

101

20

Total, Borough of The Bronx............

Borough of Brooklyn:

Whale Creek and Newtown Creek, by dredging

31st Street, by pier.........................

51st Street, by platform on N. S.............

51st Street, by extension to breakwater.......

129

1,445

Total, Borough of Brooklyn

1,631

Borough of Queens :

910

972

Jamaica Avenue, by pier. Nott Avenue, by dredging

Total, Borough of Queens

Summary.

Borough of Manhattan:

North River .....

East River.......

Harlem River ....

Linear feet. Linear feet.

1,202

964

135

Total, Borough of Manhattan

Borough of The Bronx..............

Borough of Brooklyn...............

Borough of Queens.................

2,301

129

1,631

972

Total wharfage room destroyed by The City during the year ending December 31, 1909. .......................................

5,033

INCREASE IN AREA OF THE CITY’S PIERS DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909.

Borough, of Manhattan:

North River—

West 55th Street, extensi

West 79th Street, widening inner end.....

West 155th to West 158th Street, platform

"ii

Square feet. 12,126 4,775 .    15,756

Total ...........................

East River—

Pier 32, extension to platform.........

Blackwells Island Pier................

Blackwells Island, extension to platform

32,657

1,653

1,734

1,540

Total .............

Borough of The Bronx:

North Brothers Island. Classons Point, platform

4,927

1,013

5,870

Total

6,883

Borough of Brooklyn:

51st Street, platform

3,110

Borough of Queens:

Jamaica Avenue Pier

9,775

Square feet. Square feet. .    32,657

Summary.

Borough of Manhattan:

North River......

East River........

4,927

lotal........

Borough of The Bronx Borough of Brooklyn. Borough of Queens. . . .

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lotal increase

57,352

INCREASE IN AREAS OF NEWLY MADE LAND OWNED BY THE CITY DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909.

Borough of Manhattan:

North River—

West 155th to West 158th Street (Carmansville Section) East River—

Jefferson Section.....................................

New Bellevue Section.................................

Yorkville Section.....................................

Blackwells Section....................................

Square feet. 64,100

6,750

40,500

4,500

6,750

Total

58,500

Borough of Brooklyn: Gowanus Section

133,000

Summary.

Borough of Manhattan :

North River.......

East River.......

Square feet. Square feet. .    64,100

.    58,500

Total.......

Borough of Brooklyn

122,600

133,000

Total increase in area of newly made land owned by the City

255,600

TABLE SHOWING AREA OF GRANITE PAVEMENT LAID DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909.

New Pavement Laid by Department Force.

Square yards. 420

East River—

Maiden Lane Section.............................

New Bellevue Section..............................

Blackwell Section.................................

Tompkins Street, bet. Houston and Stanton Streets. .

Square yards.

69

2,605

878

3,972

Pavement Taken Up and Relaid by Department Force.

Borough of Manhattan:

North River....,

East River......

Borough of Brooklyn: Gowanus Section.

Square yards. Square yards. 29,559 17,742

1,300

48,601

52,573

Total pavement laid

NEW WHARFAGE ROOM MADE BY PRIVATE PARTIES, LESSEES AND OTHERS, UNDER PERMIT OR ORDER FROM THE COMMISSIONER OF DOCKS, DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909.

Borough of Manhattan:

North River—

West 32d Street, by removal of pier...................

East River—

East Street, between Water and Cherry Streets, platform

East 39th Street, by cutting away inner end...........

East 62d to East 63d Streets, platform................

East 124th Street, platform..........................

Linear feet. 100

90

82

111

329

Total

612

Total, Borough of Manhattan......

Borough of The Bronx:

Riker’s Island, two platforms..........

173d Street, Bronx River, concrete wall Givan’s Creek, Baychester, platform.... Franklin Street, City Island...........

712

402

CO lO

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CO u-

:»n-J

Total, Borough of The Bronx..................................

Borough of Brooklyn :

South side Newtown Creek, 610 feet west of Gardner Avenue, bulkhead..

Appollo and Pollock Streets, Newtown Creek, crib.....................

Greene Street, pier................................................

Gold and Quay Streets, structure for sewer..........................

Hudson and Gold Streets, platform.................................

Hudson Avenue, extension to pier...................................

Joralemon to Irving Streets, extension to piers.......................

Pier 52, Erie Basin, pier..........................................

43d to 51st Streets, piers....................................;.....

64th to 65th Streets, bulkhead and rack..............................

22d Avenue, 208 feet south of, platform and runway..................

Bay 49th Street to Gravesend Ship Canal, bulkhead..................

1,932

125

108

837

330

291

132

2,421

1,215

9,293

2,149

1,155

3,337

Total, Borough of Brooklyn

21,393

Borough of Queens:

New Wharfage Room.

Whitestone, 16th Avenue, pier..............................

Flushing Creek, north side of Causeway, platform and bulkhead

Amity Street, Flushing Creek...............................

Flushing Creek, platform...................................

Borden Avenue, L. I. C., platform and bulkhead...............

Borden Avenue, racks......................................

Rochester Avenue, Far Rockaway, bulkhead..................

Bay View Avenue and The Strand, Far Rockaway, platform. . . .

Bay View Avenue, filling...................................

Rue de St. Felix, Wavecrest, jetty...........................

Dickerson Avenue, Wavecrest, jetty.........................

Lucia Avenue, Edgemere, jetty...............................

Kate Avenue, Arverne......................................

Belle Harbor, Jamaica Bay..................................

CO to CO P—

430

250

119

133

330

375

345

5G0

480

409

1,988

2,088

Total, Borough of Queens

8,614

Borough of Richmond:

Arrietta Street, pier widened and extended

Arlington Avenue, bulkhead..............

Mersereau Avenue, pier..................

Davis Avenue, platform..................

Iowa Place, walkway....................

Water Street to Prospect Street, bulkhead. Houseman Avenue, bulkhead.............

1,622

270

812

90

447

360

360

Total, Borough of Richmond

4,771

Summary.

Borough of Manhattan:

Linear feet. Linear feet.

North River East River .

O <N

O -H CO

Total, Borough of Manhattan

Borough of The Bronx..............

Borough of Brooklyn...............

Borough of Queens.................

Borough of Richmond..............

712

1,932

21,393

8,614

4,771

Total new wharfage room made by private parties, lessees and others during the year ending December 31, 1909...................

37,422

OLD WHARFAGE ROOM DESTROYED BY PRIVATE PARTIES, LESSEES AND OTHERS DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909, IN MAKING WAY FOR NEW IMPROVEMENTS.

Borough of Manhattan:

North River—

West 32d Street Pier..................................

East River—

East Street, between Water and Cherry Streets, by platform

East 39th Street, cutting away inner end................

East 62d Street to East 63d Street, by platform..........

Linear feet. 1,459

Linear feet.

60

80

99

Total, East River.........

Harlem River—

East 124th Street, by platform

239

350

Total, Borough of Manhattan.....

Borough of The Bronx:

Rikers Island, by two platforms.......

173d Street, Bronx River, by wall......

Givan’s Creek, Baychester, dock........

Franklin Street, City Island, by runway

2,048

260

350

450

Total

1,067

Borough of Brooklyn:

S. S. Newtown Creek, west of Gardner Avenue, bulkhead

Appollo and Pollock Streets, Newtown Creek, crib......

Greene Street, pier..................................

Gold and Quay Streets, structure for sewer............

Hudson Avenue and Gold Streets, platform.............

Hudson Avenue, extension to pier.....................

Joralemon to Irving Streets, extension to pier..........

Pier 52, Erie Basin, pier.............I...............

43d to 51st Streets, piers.............................

64th to 65th Streets, bulkhead.......................

22d Avenue, 208 feet south of, platform and runway. . . . Bay 49th Street to Gravesend Ship Canal, bulkhead....

125

80

685

35

353

47

474

1,168

3,224

1,246

1,753

Total

9,198

Borough of Queens:

Whitestone, 16th Avenue, pier.........

Flushing Creek, N. S., west of causeway Amity Street, Flushing Creek, platform. Flushing Creek .....................

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Borden Avenue, platform and bulkhead.................

Borden Avenue, racks.................................

Rochester Avenue, Far Rockaway, bulkhead.............

Bay View Avenue and The Strand, bulkhead and platform

Bay View Avenue and The Strand, filling...............

Rue de St. Felix, Wavecrest, jetty...................

Dickerson Avenue, Wavecrest, jetty....................

Lucia Avenue, Edgemere, jetty.........................

Kate Avenue, Arverne, bulkhead.......................

Belle Harbor, Jamaica Bay, bulkhead..................

348

129

2,555

323

1,124

7,911

2,760

Total

16,449

Borough of Richmond:

Arlington Avenue, bulkhead.............

Mersereau Avenue, pier.................

Davis Avenue, platform.................

Ives Place, walkway....................

Water to Prospect Streets, bulkhead......

Houseman Avenue, bulkhead.............

Arrietta Street, pier widened and extended

262

10

1,114

930

Tota 1

2,337

Summary.

Borough of Manhattan:

North River .....

East River .......

Harlem River ....

Linear feet. Linear feet.

1,459

239

350

Total .......

16,449

31,099

Borough of The Bronx Borough of Brooklyn. Borough of Richmond. Borough of Queens. . .

Total wharfage room destroyed by private parties, lessees and others during the year ending December 31, 1909..................

RECAPITULATION.

The total new wharfage made by The City during the year ending December 31, 1909, is 6,682 linear feet.

The total amount of wharfage room destroyed by The City is 5,033 linear feet. The total new wharfage room made by private parties, lessees and others, under permit or order from the Commissioner of Docks, is 37,422 linear feet.

The total wharfage room destroyed by private parties, lessees and others is 31,099 linear feet.

Recapitulation.

The grand total of wharfage room made by The City and private parties, lessees and others during the year ending December 31, 1909, is 44,104 linear feet.

The superficial area of The City’s piers has been increased 57,352 square feet. The superficial area of the newly made land owned by The City is 255,600 square

feet.

The superficial area of the granite pavement laid down during the year ending December 31, 1909, is, for new pavement 3,972 square yards and for pavement taken up and relaid 48,601 square yards.

THE CONSTRUCTION WORK DONE BY THE DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND FERRIES DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909,

TS SUMMARIZED AS FOLLOWS:

Borough of Manhattan:

On the North River, between West 155th and West 158th Streets (Carmansville Section), the platform and filling back of the rip-rap embankment placed by this Department has been completed, giving an additional area of 64,100 square feet of newly made land.

One pier has been extended,

One widened and extended, and

One landing platform built for the reception of American and foreign representatives attending the Hudson-Fulton celebration.

On the East River 694.68 linear feet of bulkhead wall have been built,

One platform extended, and

Two piers built at Blackwells Island.

Borough of The Bronx:

In the Borough of The Bronx 666 feet of wall has been built at Riker’s Island, One new pier has been constructed, and One pier widened.

Borough of Brooklyn:

In the Borough of Brooklyn the dredging of pier sites, proposed slip and bulkhead wall area on the Gowanus Section, between 28th and 36th Streets, South Brooklyn, has been completed and 570.29 linear feet of bulkhead wall built, and

One pier, 150 feet in width and about 1,600 feet in length, practically completed. At Whale Creek and Newtown Creek the work of dredging out an area of about 302,000 square feet has been started preparatory to the building of about 1,133 linear feet of wall and two piers.

One platform and

One extension to breakwater built.

Borough of Queens:

In the Borough of Queens the timber basin heretofore established at the Wallabout Basin, Borough of Brooklyn, was removed to Nott Avenue, Borough of Queens, the necessary dredging and removal of obstructions have been completed, and One pier constructed at Jamaica Avenue.

Construction Work.

Borough of Richmond:

In tlie Borough of Richmond about 954 linear feet of concrete wall was built by this Department upon the upland to connect with the approach built by the Richmond Borough authorities, as an approach to the Staten Island Ferry Terminal, and The building of a new steel viaduct between the trolley platform and Jay Street, St. George, is under way.

Municipal Ferry Buildings:

The building, as well as the interior work therein, used as the Manhattan Terminal of the 39th Street, Brooklyn, Ferry, has been entirely completed and used for the purposes for which it was built.

The construction work on the Manhattan Terminal building of the Staten Island Ferry is under way and nearing completion.

Of the bulkhead, or river, wall built by the City during the year ending December 31, 1909, 695 linear feet were built'on the East River, Borough of Manhattan.

In the Borough of The Bronx 666 linear feet of wall were built at Riker’s Island. In the Borough of Brooklyn 570 linear feet of wall were built, making a total of 1,931 linear feet of sea wall built by this Department in all Boroughs.

The total length of bulkhead, river or sea wall completed (measured along the granite course immediately under the coping) previous to December 31, 1909, is 59,754.06 linear feet. This total length is divided as follows:

Borough of Manhattan:

Linear feet. . 23,633.84 . 14,492.68 . 2,280.08 . 12,840.00 .    5,310.64

747.82 487.00

North River......

East River.......

Harlem River.... Borough of The Bronx Borough of Brooklyn.. Borough of Richmond. Borough of Queens. . . .

Total

463

59,762.06

Of this total length of bulkhead wall built prior to December 31, 1909, 2,263.47 linear feet were built by private parties, and 1,065.86 linear feet were built by the City at the expense of private parties.

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