Morning journal and courier., 1884-08-12
RoARnor ooUNoILmEN.

Petitions Read and Referred-Inquir- ing About the Layout of the BOuIe- yard Sewer-Am Ordinance Requiring a Written Permit From the Mayor or Chief of Police for Parad1ng the Streets Introduced and Referred The Board of HeaIth's Ordinances Passed.
 A regular meeting of the Board of Council men was held last evening, President Gala gher in the chair Petitions were read and referred as follows: Of Charles O. Hall for appointment as special constable (passed); of Frederick Talmage for appointment as special constable; of Frank Kohantek for re- laying of sidewalk on the east side of Spruce street; of Peter Reynolds for 8 sewer on l Nicon street; of John G.Serhlock for sewer | in Bishop street; of Frank Johnson for the extension of Hu1burt street; of James Boyle for curbing and grading on the south side of State street, between James and Lyman streets; of w H. Wheeler for sewer in Palmer street; of Solomon Rosenbluth for abatement of tax; of Mrs. D. l L. Ogden for the partial abatement of city | tax; of Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald for damages by 1 grading State street; of James E. McKenna 1 for the grading and curbing of the west side l of Stevens street; of Lewis B. Brown fo1 ' win O. Eggleston; of Patrick Murphy for the l grading and curbing of the west side of Win | throp avenue; of Sidney F. Smith for curb l and concrete walk on the northerly side ot 1 South Water street, between Howard avenue | and Sea street; of George F. Haberle for the | grading and curbing of the east side of Win throp avenue, between Sylvan and Davenport l avenues.
 | Resolution of inquiry concerning the lay. out of the Boulevard sewer was adopted Resolution de settlement of accounts be tween the N. Y., N. H. and H. railroad and | the city was passed.
 Resolution de investigation of the affairs of the city and the Derby railroad was indef. l nitely postponed.
 Resolution reappointing George A. Blake man member of board of supervisors was l passed.
 Resolution de removal of posts at the en I trance of public parks was referred.
 Resolution awarding a medal to Timothy Crowley for his efforts to save the life o1 drowning personss was referred to a com | nnittee consisting of Messrs. Sargent, Goebe and Redmond.
 L. H. Frost was appointed special consta 1 ble on his own petition, as was also Georg' H. Bartlett.
 Report of, the clerk of the City court fo the month of June was read and ordered o1 l file.
 Report of the sealer of weights and meas | ufeS TOT the two months ending July 31 ] 1884, was ordered on file.
 Ordinance to prevent any~disturbing nois in the public streets, by any outcry, beating drums or tambourines, without permit il writing from the Mayor or chief of police | was referred to the Committee on Ordinances
 Ordinance amending the ordinance con 1 corning awnings was tabled for printing. | Several ordinances in amendment to ordin ances regarding privy vaults, cesspools swine and pig styes were passed in concur l renee with a vote of the Board of Aldermen
 Ordinance de care of Probate court room | was adopted in concurrence.
 Ordinance regarding the better care O 1 tenement houses was adopted. The ordinance in amendment of an ordi
 ance regarding the inspection of steam boiler
 was passed.
 Report of the Bath House committee in re
 gard to the erection of a bath house nea
 Lewis bridge came from the Board of Alder
 men on disagreeing vote. It was referred
 to Councilmen Falsey, Young and Gum as
 committee of conference
 Reports of the Board of Compensation as
 sessing damages and benefits for the pave
 ment on Whitney avenue, for the pavemen
 on Kimberly avenue and for the widening o ! Meadow street were read, adopted and as
 sessments laid as reported.
 Reports of the Committee on Sewers il
 favor of sewers in Park street, Martin stree
 and Bradley street were passed as recon
 mended.
 The Committee on Streets reported in ia
 vor of the layout of Blake street, and con
 crete walk on the south side of Goffe street
 between Sperry and Orchard streets. Tn
 reports were adopted.
 | At 1925, there being no quorum present
 the Board was adjourned.