Morning journal and courier., 1890-12-17
r,orx. uoAnDs IN SESSION.

MaVOr-el0Ct Sargent. Fire commissioner
Farnam. Police Commissioner Andrews
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public works occupied prominent seats IN
the aldermanic chamber last night when
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'ne aiuelinen were o''neu !" oiuot ~
Mayor Peck. The greater part OF the
of the councilmanic board also
was present.
Tha oona;d.ro+;o,, 90 Tho .st;ro.+es from,
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the various departments OF sne municlpai
government was then taken up. This
was rendered necessary because the former.
s sss estimates sss ha ssen was Wsss
the police estimates were reached Com
missioner Andrews arose to urge the ap-
preparation Of more money. He said it
was an imperative necessity for the proper
protection of the city that two new pre-
cincts be built. He asked $4,000 for
this purpose and for twenty more men,
He showed the city fathers where about
$32, 900 would come to the city treasury
than had been provided for in the, esti-
mates of the board OF finance.
Alderman Gessner, chairman OF the
finance committee, and Alderman Daley
and Hamilton opposed the appropriation of
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reporting stations.
After some discussion the police esti-
mates, as passed previously by the alder
men, were passed. The other estimates,
as passed previously, were adopted. On
motion of Alderman Callahan $500 was
added to the 5000 of the estimates for re-
pairs in the police building and the prepar-
alton of quarters for the janitress.
The following petition was presented by
Alderman Daley and granted BY the board.
1t had already been provided for in the
yearly estimates:
"Your petitioners pray your honorable
body to make an appropriation of 5000 for
the salary of police matron,
whose duty shall be to receive
all female prisoners when brought
to the police building and take
supervision over them SO long as they shall
be detained IN confinement in the city OF
New haven. -Also that an appropriation OF
$500 for the purpose OF making such alter
atoms in the police or public building con-
nected Herewith, for the combining or de-
tanning and care of females under arrest in
such manner as a proper regard to hui
manity and decency NAV REQUIRE. Said
sums SO to be appropriated or the necessa-
ry portion thereof required to carry into
effect the objects of this petition to be
available for use for the next year"
(Signed) Mrs. w. l.. Whiting, Mrs. w.
w. Lowe, Mrs. w. K. Townsend, Mrs. VIII
liam Hillhouse, Mrs Thomas Hooker, Mrs.
Fl. B. Sargent, Mrs. Justus HotchkisA Mrs,
| Newman Smyth, Mrs T. T. Munger. Mrs,
W. ". Farnam, Mrs. Thomas B. Osborn,
Mrs. William Salisbury, Mrs Robert Bacon,
Mrs. e. @. Bradley, Mrs. G. P. Hastings,
Mrs. 8. w. johnson, Mrs. Lester Bradner,
MIS-. =. D. SarSen'' MIS- D. DeAter, MIS-
| 1t. L. Todd, MISS TW1n1ng, Mrs. M. Il.
ooaiey, M Ms w;S1;., ne pI' MT Mrs r.
Peck. Mrs. Timothy Dwight. Mrs. A. s
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f1sner, MIS-. Artnur u. OsDorn, MIS-. george
Bushnell, Mrs. Charles b. Richards.
Commissioner Farnham FIR tha fire de-
nartnoent nroad the hoard To annronr;ate
| an extra amount as asked for to provide 6
| new engine house for the center of the
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/ on Artisan street. He gave detailed &C
I count of it's poor condition. and said if tn.
house belonged to- anybody but the firt
department, and sixteen persons wert
sleeping in it, the fire marshall woule
| order them all out until the buildinp wa
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mace safe.
Alderman dessner in reply said If tn
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longs all these improvements could be had
nn s ;and sne a sao nn sS o ong 20 De So?Vv
ooo instead OF s49,Ooo,ooo and ne laid tn
large amount of property here, said he
| that goes nntaxed and has oone 40 fo
1aars eo'' -'' soA0 ~ ~
| years;
Alderman Daley presented the following
resolutions:
60,
Section !; That an inspector be appointed b
tne court OF common councn OF the city or Ne1
Haven during the month Of February, 1891, who's
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successor be appointed. who shall have had e. e,
Vegetables fish and other articles used for huna
go Said ;nsnector shall ,vaar haaoa ~, h;
Sdl a; t Sna 4 "ear page on n
Zee q said inspecto e shah receive s;x bundre
(sf6M dollars ner annIIm in nnonthiy pavments =
Az each month"; which sum shali By ppaid SV III
| %oard ~ heath N,-, e- ~ t- ~ va
Sec 4 Said insnector shall have nowar an
authority 70 90 INTO snv store. nIace or narHe,
| waoon n inciosnra ard evsnp,;ne anv noaat.
cles offered, exposed or kept for sale BY any pei
St snail be- Of the epnon tha anY Sas
articles, as aforesaid, are diseased, corrupted
FOOD he same shs be- e seaeS and tafe
possession of by said Inspector and be remove
from the possession Of any person offering Q
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| held BY hid inspector without the owner 4
persoR having the charge and custody OF tn
same snaI give q wTilten oroer that the sam
spector shall forthwith make q report in with
to the board Of health Of said seizur,
nn gs n1 aas Oh .ne ft WHOSE Posse
fish or other articles SO seized. also the date
said seizure. It shall be duty of the health of
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be satisfied That the same is tainted disease
corrupted and unfit for human consumption,
Sc So The actual costs of sucb nrocees;n
shall be taxed by the city court, all of .whic
sna l be Pald 5y the person or persons navin
shall be the duty Of the city attorney to sue Il
the same if the same shall not be paid witho'
SUI ~, Said ;nsnactor shall L..n -..o,d
writing of any and ali ofiiciai acts by hi,
done.
gee; Q Any person person VINO ninderss ST.: oostructs
while In pursuance Of said duties shall. on CO.
viction, pay not more than fifty $50 dollars Il
eaen onence.
Alderman DALEY proposed that 5000 {
; added to the estimate OF the board OF healt
for the purpose stated above. The resolI
tions were referred to the ordinance con
mittee.
The amounts given to the board of pull
lie works was 1927, 1877. go, and to the FL
department $132, $50. These were the onl
Un moslon OF Ainerman Cnanoler o.
petition of the New Haven Burial associs
ton for abatement of a $28088 sidewal
| ossossroar+ ,,,oo raoon,roiftad 20 fba oon
assessmenI was reconini1teo u tne COL
mite on claims.
Alderman Prince presented two resol,
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uons, one u instf uct III coI Polaoioh cooi
sci to procure from the Legislature autho
J ity to extend Commerce street over I'll
auitcb traok Of tha ConaoIidatad 9roai
sw.'on DlaoA VI zig Soneo1,uosou toa. !.
and the other to ENFORCE the DerDy road
I'll keep to its contract regarding the passac
of trains over this track fer a Ion
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discussion potn resolutions were taDle