Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-07
Board of Aldermen.

Estimates of Various Departments-Petf-
 tions Read and Referred-RepOrts O1
 Commfttees-Other Matters of Interest.
 A regular meeting of the Board of Alder men was held last evening, His Honor Mayor Robertson presiding.
 Reports were read and referred as follows Of estimates of the road department amount ing to $345, ,45O Board of Health, amount ing to $S, ,OOO; sundry account, amounting to $215, 1sO; lamp department, amounting to $47, ,OOO.
 Resolution resembling order for flag side- walk on the south side of Grown street, be- tween High and College streets, was referred.
 Petitions were read and referred as follows: :: Of William A Cook, bank watchman, to be appointed special constable; of Stiles Mans field, for abatement of taxes; of Bernard Lynch, to repair shingle roof at Mo- p St. John street.
 Order for a survey of the entrance to the city of the New Haven and Derby railroad was referred te the Board of Public Works
 Petitions of Chief Hendrick for gas lamp opposite engine house in Newhalivllle Of McCusker & Schroeder for permission to erect a barn rear of No. v Railroad avenue; of Henry c. Long for lamps on Howard ave nue and South Water street, of Lawrence Myers to mo ve frame building from 1O4G State street to 115O State street of C. F. Merrlman for permission to erect frame shed In the rear of l54 Elm street, of w. F. Gilbert for per mission to erect aQulClOn JO HIS Ol Yale College for sewer in Prospect street, between Sachem and Division streets; of George filling ct als (trustees) for abatement of taxes on Seamen's Bethel on East Water street of J. H. Stevens to be appointed special constable of William Smith for a naphtha lamp on Frank street, between West Water and West Portsea streets; of Patrick Berein for gas lamp on Daggett street, be- tween the center of the street and Washing ton street.
 A resolution that the time for building the outside starways, or fire escapes, at Carll s Opera Houae from the upper gallery be ex- tended until September l, 1883, was advo- cated by Aldermen Townsend, Grifing and Benton, and opposed by Alderman Klenke. The r, solution was lost by yea and nay vote of to 5.
 Alderman Townsend from the Committee on Ordinances presented a portion of the or dinances as agreed upon, and asked that the same be referred to the special committee for revision, so that the same may be decided up- on at the next meeting of the Board. Reports of the Street committee were \ passed as follows Grading and curbing of Mechanic street, between Eagle and Lawrence streets of same in favor of concrete side ! walk on the north side of Grove street, from Prospect to York street of same for con crete sidewalk on the east side of Ashmun street, between Grove and Lock streets; of same adverse to grading of an alley running from Atwater street to Clinton avenue; o1 same adverse to resembling order concerning | the grading and curbing of North Front street.
 Report of the clerk of the City Court fo1 ! the month of September was read and or dered on file.
 The applications to the Tax committee fo, ! abatement of taxes were adopted as approved | by the committee as follows: Of Charles F. | Futile, Patrick Bree, Eliza Cook, Mary J ! n 1nh GJhhnna a af1T ! Henry Storer.
 Order for the extension of Gamer street | from St. Roman to Prospect streets, wa \ adopted.
 ! Report of the Board of Public Works fo ! October, 1882, was read and ordered on file | Resolution that the chief of police gran no licenses for public entertainments Il Carlls Opera House, unless the upper galler is closed, until the improvements ordere'
 are m ,ds, was tabled until next meeting.
 Petition of Sigmund Bauer for abatemen
 of taxes was referred
 Report of the Committee on Lamps Il
 favor of lamps on Greenwich avenue, Eft street, Greene street, Wallace and East, Ceda
 Hill avenue and May street, and Munson an
 Mansfield streets were adopted. Report 0 | the same committee adv. rse to lamp corne
 of Newball and Read streets was adopted. | The Committee on Claims reported ad l verse to petition of Sigmund Bauer for abate
 ment of taxes; do to petition to Martin Pfu derer for compensation for injury to person | adverse to petition of Charles Ruickoldt fo
 injury to property adverse to petition c
 Dennis Lucey for compensation for injury t
 property in favor of the abatement of sewe
 assessment of the General Hospital society
 adverse to petition of Thomas Dunlap fo | abatement of taxes. The reports were adopt ed.
 Report of the sealer of weights and meas ! ures for the two months ending October
 was read by title and ordered on file. At \ iourned.