Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-02
Board of Aldermen.
Numerous Petitions Read and Referred- Report of Committee on Ordinances Election of Bath House keepers-Other

Report of Committee on Ordinances
 Election of Bath House Keepers-Other
 Matters of Interest.
 regular meeting of the Board of Alder men was held last evening, His Honor Mayor Robertson presiding.
 Petitions were read and referred fol lows: Of Charles Shanahan ct als. for curbing of Monroe street; of John G. North for the widening of Dwight street; /; of Philip Sherman to erect frame building on the corner of Commerce and Whiting streets; of A. Lebrun for permit to erect covered wood stairway at No. 27 Congress avenue; of Samuel Johnson ct als. for the extension of Main street to Peck street of Mix IE Judson ct as. de abatement of loca- ton of hacks on the west side of Union street, between Chapel and Wooster streets :; of s. M. Stone ct als. for the removal of the Beach street bath house of Sigmund Bauer for abatement of taxes; of Torrance Kelly for damages from injury to person; of Cor nelius Pi6rpont for permission to locate hay scales on Park street, corner of Grown street
 The petition of the Mansfield Elastic Frog company to build out within one foot of the sidewalk was taken up and discussed.
 Alderman Mix moved that the request be granted.
 Alderman McHugh moved to lay the mat ter on the table and advocated his motion at some length
 Alderman Sheldon said that the Committee on Building Lines had decided that the Frog company had no power to build where they had proposed to erect their building. An in junction had been issued to prevent the com- pletion in order that the matter might be brought before the courts for final settle ment. He advocated a liberal policy toward manufacturers
 Alderman Studley said that individuals who owned lots on the corners were given special privileges to bring their dwellings out within four feet of the walk and he thought manu- lecturers should have some privileges as we'll as those who desired to build residences.
 A yea and nay vote was taken and 19 voted in favor, against, l present and not voting and l absent.
 Petition Of c. P. Merriman for permit to remove frame dwelling on Elm street was referred; also the following: George Bohn, to be appointed special constable (passed) of N. B. Hoyt, de dangerous crossing at Lamberton street, of Charles Shelton to erect a cement chimney; of Andrew P. Henningseer, for the grading and curbing of Porter street of John Kelley, to be appoint cd special constable; of Mrs. 4. B. Wil1in- son, for the erection of street lamps on View street of F. N. Rehbeim, for a sewer in Washington street. between Cedar street and Howard avenue of Noah Porter, for the layout of new street on land of Yale Col lege, between Prospect street and St. Roman street.
 Monthly report of the expenses of the road department for March, 1882, was read and ordered on file.
 Resolution de discontinuance of certain walks on the Old Green was read and re- ferred to the Committee on Streets.
 Remonstrance of John Mulligan against sewer in Washington street was referred.
 Reports of the Committee on Claims were disposed of as follows: Resolution concern of asf r,-o1 back to the Committee on Claims of Louisa M. Spencer for the refunding of portion of an assessment, referred adverse to claims of Mrs Ann Lowe for damages for injury to person. adverse to claim of Francis Taylor for abatement of sewer assessment.
 Report of the Committee on Bath Houses in favor of floating bath at the Beach street bath house came from the Board of Council men, referred back to the committee.
 The Board of Aldermen voted to adhere to their former action in passing the order the same action was taken in regard to the erec- tion of new bath house at Lewis bridge.
 Ordinance providing for the appointment of a permanent city coroner was referred to the Committee on Ordinances to inquire and report.
 The election of Edward Hope. as special constable which has been before the Board for many weeks, came up for consideration. A ballot was called for and the vote stood in favor and 12 against.
 Report of the Committee on Bath Houses that they had agreed on Walter Mitchell for the Beach street bath house and could not agree upon the keeper for the West bridge bath house read.
 Alderman Doty moved that the recommen- dation for Beach street bath house be left blank. So voted.
 Alderman O'Keefe moved to proceed to an election for Beach street bath house keeper. It was so ordered and Aldermen Mix and Tiesing were appointed tellers
 The result of the ballot was as follows:
 Whole number of votes. otes..........,,..,.........2 20
 Timothy Crowley .---.........-.. -.----l6
 Walter Mitchell. ..................-..-....2
 Alderman Benton moved to proceed to an election of bath house keeper for the West bridge bath house.
 The clerk read the names of the nominees
 The ballot resulted as follows: Whole nunber of votes otes................... 20 Daniel Lovejoy. Patrick McDermott. ott..................-.....6
 Bernard Uberkehr. r.........................2
 MT. Lovejoy was declared elected. Remonstrance against flag walks in the nine original squares was referred to the Committee on Ordinances. Report Of the Committee on Appropria, tions de music on the Green was referred back to the committee.
 Petition of George H. Ford ct als. for cleo tric lights was referred to the Committee on Lamps.
 The Street committee reported adversely to the laying of a sidewalk on the south side l of Prince street, from Lafayette to Hill | streets adopted.
 Report of the Committee on Streets in fa- vor of concrete walks on the old Green, where they are not paved, was accepted and passed | in concurrence.
 | Adverse report of the Committee on Sewers de petition for a sewer in Howard avenue, | between Columbus and Kimberly avenues, was accepted and recommendation adopted.
 Report de layout of Veto street, on the | southerly side, was adopted. Communication from the Board of Public Works in favor of paving Brewery street to the water, and also recommending the exten- sion of Brewery street to Long Wharf, was read. The first part of the order regarding the paving was passed On the second part there was some discussion, but the recom- mendation was finally adopted.
 Communication from the Board of Public Works recommending that Temple street, from Chapel to Elm streets, be paved was referred to the Committee on Streets. 1 Communication from Fire Marshal .Kenne- | dy recommending that no more licenses be l granted:to Carll's Opera House until certain alterations are made for the better escape of persons in case of fire. A letter from the Corporation Counsel giving his opinion was also read. The matter was laid on the table until the next meeting, or until the new or dinance revision can be considered, one month hence.
 The repora of the Committee on Ordinances was then laid on the table until the next meeting Adjourned.
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