Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-09
Daniel LOvejoy.-- -...-.-.-.............22 .22 Patrick McDermott. t.............
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! Bernard Oberkehr. hr................:.....
 Mir. Lovejoy was declared elected. Councilman L. B Munson moved that the appointment of bath house keeper at the Beach street bath house be laid on the table
 until the next meeing, as there was & petition for the removal of that structure.
 1t was:stated that he committee had voted to give the petitioners leave to withdraw their petitions for removal.
 Councilman Twiss opposed the motion to | lay it on the table, as did also Councilmen ! Blakeslee and Thomas.
 On motion of MT. Twiss the Board pro- ! ceeded to vote for keeper of the Beach street bath house.
 ] Whole number of votes ..-.................3 Timothy Crowley. 23
 Haiter hi'cneu- i MT. Crowley was declared elected. | Report of the Committee on Appropria- ! tions in favor of granting SS10O for Memo l rial day services to the joint Grand Army ! posts. Passed.
 Report from the same committee in favor of granting $ 900 to the American band for ! thlrty-two concerts on the Green under the direction of special committee of one AL derman and two Councilmen was read. ! Councilmen Blakeslee and s. H. Barnes favored the motion.
 Councilman Kehoe opposed so large an ap- ! propriation for music on the Green Councilman L. E Munson said he was op- posed to appropriations of this kind. He
 would suggest that onethird of the money \ be given to each of the orphan asylums and
 the other third to the hospital.
 Councilman Clark favored the appropria-
 tion.
 The appropriation was passed by nearly unanimous vote, and the president appointed Councilmen Blakeslee and Defrees 8 com
 mittee on the part of this Board. ] Councilman Cushing in the chair Report of the Board of Public Works rec 1 ommending the paving of Temple street. be-
 tween Chapel and Elm streets, was referred
 Report of the Committee on Bath Houses
 in favor of deep water tank at Beach street, came from the Board of Aldermen I referred back to the Bath House committee I Councilman T. Attwater Barnes favored the reference and Councilman Spreyer fa- vored the appropriation of $500 for the pur- pose. He said it was just what was needed
 to accommodate mechanics and workingmen
 i'll that locality, who desired to bathe after ! their days work IS over. The motion to concur with the Board of
 Aldermen in making the appropriation was passed.
 Report f, om the Bath House committee in l favor of an appropriation of $1, 800 for ! new bath house at the foot of Lombard street was read.
 1 There was remonstrance against bath house in this locality and Councilman Jeffer- son favored the remonstrance against locating 1 the house where named in the petition. He l thought it should be located farther up the \ river or near Lewis bridge. l On motion, the Council voted to adhere to l their former action in referring the matter ! back to the committee. There being dis agreeing vote, committee of conference was appointed consisting of Councimen Jeffer- \ son, Bradley and Holmes on the part of this Board. Communication from the Board of Public Works favoring the layout of Brewery street. from Water street to Long Wharf, came | from the Board of Aldermen passed. The Council concurred.
 Report of the Committee on Claims in fa- ! vor of refunding $7.O6 to Louisa M. Spencer for money overpaid; passed. Report of East Rock Park Commissioners recommending that the Corporation Counsel proceed to cause land for East Rock Park ly- I ing in the town of Hamden to be appraised, l as provided in the charter, was passed in concurrence.
 Report of the Committee on Streets in fa- l vor of light relford pavement on Whitney avenue passed.
 i Report of the Committee on Streets in favor of concrete walk on the east side of Dixwell avenue, between Shelton avenue and Henry street. Passed. Report of the Committee on Streets in favor of sidewalk on the east side of Shel-. ton avenue between Dixwen avenue and Hazel street. Passed. Report of the Committee on Streets in l favor of grading and curblng of Whitney I avenue. Passed.
 Report of the Committee on Streets in favor of a gate at the Munson street crossing of the Northampton railroad, passed. Also an accompanying resolution providing that the city engineer shall ascertain if Webster, Argyle and Division streets have ever been laid out across the tracks of said railroad. Report of the Committee on Streets in favor of flag walks on Grand street in favor of 8 curb around Munson Park; in favor of 8 curb on the north side of Martin street, from Beers street to Sherman avenue; in favor of the grading and curbing of Poplar street; in favor of @ concrete walk on the south side of Wolcott street; adverse to the l widening of Dwight street; in favor of a curb and walk on Downing street; adverse to ! curb on Lombard street adverse to cross 1 walk on Market street in favor of cross- and Hudson streets all passed. Report of the Sealer of Weights and Meas l ures was ordered on fle Report of the Committee on Sewers in fa- vor of sewer in Elm street and University
 Place; passed.
 The Council voted to adhere to their for | mer action appointing Edward Hope special constable.
 Report of the Committee on Manufactur- ing and Commercial Interests adverse to the petition granting manufacturers who locate in New Haven exemption from taxes was re- ported upon unfavorably on the ground that there was no power under the charter to I |. Ils