Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-14
Board of COuncilmen.
Sundry Petitions Read anS Referred- The Department ttnaates-Picay yune
 Talk About tAdvertising-Othe CT Matters

Sundry Petitions Read and Referred- The Department yune Talk About utAdvertising-Other Matters of Interest.
 regular meeting of the Bnard of Councilmen was held last evening, President Welch in the chair. Petitions were read and referred as follows Of Michael Egan for gates at sings of the Shore Line railroad at Perkins street Clinton Atwater, Monroe streets and Ferry % Path of Daniel N Alaby na Mnry to ke S fap sRsoa a the corner of Pine and Poplar streets Mrs Judge for the of the ordeF 5ohn G for f as special e0nsts s
 
 construction of rete wa on the north side of stre.ts; of Yale College for in Prospect street between sachem aud Division reets of Seq stevens for appointment as special constable of the Derby railroad from No s1 to No i2o both in cusve for SeOooo, and representing the amount re- be destroyed by and in the presence of the of Finan"e and that the bonds issued to pay for the 1 which were redeemed July 1, 1884, be destroy ed
 h d the of P m seG o of the sundry account of the fire department Of the police department and the Board of Health were all ! referred to the Board of Finance.
 ! Report of the Committee on Ordinances was re-
 Resolution giving William G. Butler permission to ! suspend banner across Church street was passed ! Report of the Committee on Squares in favor of 8 suitable fence around Spreworth square was adopted Resolution that the city printing published in the Observer the in other daily papers was Councilman Cushing objected to this on the ground
 ents should be given out by contract as it was done \ the Board of Aldermen would be rejected
 Councilman Clarke favored the Tesoluslon %
 in all the daily papers so that the taxpayers might
 know what was goi.g on .,,-,,. .,.. .,,. order could not without the unanimous consent
 of the Council it had not been referred to the aE- T ' m e
 Councilman s. H. Barnes favored publishing in the s Councilman T. A. Barnes took the ground that the
 expense of was .ready N too hsaxy
 given to the paper named some other papers, of no t Councilman spreyer said not believe in cor
 poratons being in the interest of the few, but
 Councilman Eagan, of the Twelfth, thought col
 should be set aside for sd dvertsing in all the city may know where to look for them
 wss said that the city had o got to cut n,ence here as anywhere He said the reason the
 they were stuck all over the paper every~here \ and anywhere, and they should pc re gun q1 A 1;ounci1man Kehoe favored the resolution.
 \ Councilman Holmes thought the city printing
 should be given out by contract to one morning ahe The matter was referred to the Committee or ! Printing. . | constable read and he WAS appointed . Resolution de rescnding of order for flag walk oi
 
 ! High streets, was passed
 > Resolution de layo t of the extension of Gamer 'I from Ronan to Prospect streets, land le of Yale Collegs was adopted in concurrence ooi
 Petition of William J. Cook to be appointed spec1a le | constable referred
 Petition of Stil Mansheld for abatement of taxe y was referred to the Tax committee. sr ! report of Commit Claims adverse to pet1
 tons of Dennis J. Lucey. Charl Ruickol t. Martll ae Pfuderer Robert Dunlap were passed in concur
 renee. The report of the mmlttee in favor o
 the abatement of sewer assessment against the 6en d eral Hospital society referred back to the com ! mittee. |, ! grading and eurbing of Mechanic street, betwee1 ! Ea4ls and Lawrence streets in favor of concret al ! walk the east side of Ashmnn street, 6etWeel Grove an streets in favor of 3 concrete wal A. the north side of Grove street. from Prospect . I corning the grading aud curbinG of North Fron IS street, adverse to the grading Of an alley runh1n ,S from Atw ter street to Clinton avenue all passed oN ! concurrence. ne lution providing for an appropriatlon Q
 s1 200 for 8 stand the Green, wh1''h has bee s, circulating the two Boards for some time again called and crtated COL sdsraDe oscuE d ! sion. The resolution indefinitely postponed
 Report of the clerk ot the City Court for eeptenpe ys was read and ordered e and the action wa ,d of Public Works and the s.aler of weights and mea ,. sures.
 s, Order that S1 OO0 transferred from the accoun 't interest notes to the appropriation for o1t in buildings laid the table unt the next 1nee vs ing. ,,- Resolution de survey of change of terminus or Del eS by railroad pass d in concurrence. IA Coup cilman Cushing pre- ented the 10 loWlng 6
 it ordained by the Court Of Common Council that tn
 city adver. isng awarded by contract 10 two dail O. papers, one morning and one evening paper Tn Il. resolution referred to the Committee on Oro
 \ nances. Adjourned