Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-19
Committee on Nominations.

Joint Select Committees for 1884 in the Court of Common Council. The committee on nominations met ir City Hall last evening for the purpose o1
 making up the joint standing committees oi 1 the Court of Common Council. 1 The committee on the part of the Alder.
 men met in the Mayors office where Alder
 man Bradley presided, while the Council manic portion of the committee met in rooms
 10 and Il, City Hall, Councilman Sargent | presiding.
 The committees as agreed upon by the two
 boards were as follows: Annual Reports States and | Townsend, Oouncilmen Mealia, Kent, R. l Trowbridge, Bohn, Merrick, Earle, Martin. 1 opriations-Aldermen Barker and
 Brown, Councilmen Graves, Falsey. Sar- l gent, Perry, Havey, Mansfield, Caldwell. Aud1tlng-Aldermen Armstrong and Whit
 ney, Counc linen Sergeant, Goodsell, Goebel. R. Trowbridge. Stevens, Hollis, Scharf. 1 Bath Houses-Aldermen Defrees and Mo Gam, Councilmen Falsey, Mealia, Wolff, Redmond, c. P. Blakeslee, Earle, Futile. l Building Lines-Aldermen Kennedy and
 Munson. Councilmen Perry, Knoth, T. R. l Flynn.
 l CIaims-AIdermen Munson and Kelley, 1 CounciImen Stevens, Falsey, Perry Mealia, 1 Daley, Caldwell, Mansfield. Commercial and Manufacturing Interests 1 Aldermen Barnes and Armstrong, Council men Sargent, R. Trowbridge, Mills. Fire Department-Aldermen J. c. Bradley and Reilly, Councilmen GoebeI, Mills, Kent c. W. Blakeslee, jr-, Hollis, Scharf, Frisbie. Ordinances-Aldermen Benton and Coffee, 1 Councilmen Graves, Mills, Gum, Mansfield, l Daley, Clarke, Martin. D~Sr TnH yUoA1 | bury, Councilmen Mills, GoodselI, Futile,
 Bohn, Redmond, c. P. Blakeslee, jr., Wolff.
 Railroads and Bridges-Aldermen Town send and Strouse, Oouncilmen Kent, Graves,
 T. R. Trowbridge, Clarke, Perry, Lysaight,
 Smith.
 Retrenchment, Reforms and Abuses-Al-
 dermen Baldwin and J. 0. Bradley. Council men Knoth, Stevens, Futile, Frisbie, Sar- gent, GoodselI, Schsrf.
 Sewers-Aldermen Klenke and Kennedy, Councilmen Graves, T. R. Trowbridge, jr., Gum, Klenke, Stevens, O. W. Biakeslee, jr.,
 EIynn.
 Squares Platt andBarker, ,Coun- cilmen Perry, Mealia, Martin, Merrick, Havey, Taylor, Hollis.
 Streets Aldermen w. J. Bradley and Baldwin, Councilmen Stevens, Caldwell, Frisbie, Kent, Goebel, c. w. Blakeslee, jr., Flynn.
 Water-Aldermen Coffee and Kelley, Coun- cilmen Goebel, R. Trowbridge, 0. P. Blakes- lee, jr., Knoth, Earle, Redmond, Daley.
 Alderman Spreyer before the joint board complained that he was not appointed chair man of the Committee on Claims in place of Alderman Munson. He said he desired the position. The joint boards did not agree to the proposition. Adjourned.
 Second Regiment Carnival of Authors.
 Last evening large meeting of the execu- tive committee was held at the armory, eight of the companies being represented. General Smith, Colonel Graham, Lieutenant Colonei Lesvenworth were present. A large amount of business was done in connection with the carnival It was voted to have special ex- cursion from Meriden, Middletown. Walling- ford and stations on the line on Friday even- ing, February 1st. It was voted to invite Governor Waller and staff, General Smith and staff and all the field and staff officers of the regiments in the State to appear in full uniform on the opening night of the earn ivaI. Next Tuesday evening the entire city battalion with lady friends will meet at the armory with the purpose of furthring the work of the carnival. Much other work was done and everything promises a great suc- cess.