Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-02-03
MEETING OF COUNtILMES.
No Quorum in tn" Board OF Aldermen
Last Night.

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Inc court Oh common rouhcll holu
their regular mohtniy meetings. on the
tlrst Monday evening OF each month";
ouI iast evening 'llt ""Ai" VI al!'l llIel,
ZANE" 10 Stt I"oL '''ll "'n ""J".I' "t''
lof one week. me po'ru Oh rouilci'l'i'li
were more i"ttu''''te an" lr'''Sa'''u
coiSl"''Ioic ""9irreSS' =, l., f,.>,,..;,.,,
-, "A rCNol"'ioii ultet'u 10y C'.t''t .''iin' II
ioEn'E' Ie9c'iluli'S l"i'', '"'', re-
lerrlnS the inspection ana layout OF the
was passed
1ouh1ll'hAh gregory oilere"' rcSolu-
tloh lhS'rtclihS li'c Io"'t commissioner >
| 10 lh"tt'u " 'h the WIN ~, LAY my ?uU
Lloclt} stlett tAtsllSioh' Ahe lesolul'oii
WAS au"lIt'u.
Iouitc'l'h"Ii NitSolS hl.i ouuteo,
another resolution dlrecIhg the ROAD
comml~ai"herS 10 allow the dumping OF
lnonJectionaolS Te' use on tle me Oh tue
layout ol me Ll''erlE s.rGe1 eHtenSloi'
ms ms IeSolullon was "lso auoPlcu'
me p''ltl"n lor eA'e"lloil Vi sewer on
bdiu"lh Stlcec WIS icleile" 10 Ihe
sewer COMMISSIONERS -.
Jnhh ohahhailah gave hotlce OF MS IN
tentioh 10 sue the CITY lor @<oo damages
to ms property at the corner OF Bank
ami S"uth Rlv' rSlue stT19ts by reason o.
an overflow from SouIh hNerslue Street.
Guy attorney hurpee presented Two
ordinances relatlEe 10 o., nuisance ana 10
puollc conveyance. Inc ordinance re-
!atlve to nuisance Pfohinlts the throw
ing or handouts or ADVERTISEMENTS OF
any KIND on Streets' slqewalks, cutters
or parks OF the Guy. IL also pronlnlts
the posting or Dllls on trees SIDEWALKS.
fire telegraph poles also the ringing OF
bells or displaying or carrying around
OF hldtous or reVoltlng signs by winch
horses may be frightened. This ordl-
nance was passed. The other proposed
| ordinance, which reads as follows, was
tabled until the next meeting.
The ordinance provides that no vehicle,
whether on wheels or runners, drawn
by animal power, snail he used to convey
persons from place |" place, or no bag
gage or express wagon, whether on
wheels or runners, snail be used to con
vey baggage, goods, wares or merchan-
disc in the city of Waterbury, unless in
accordance with the provisions of the
ordinance. Horse cars or substitutes
therefore do not come upder the provis-
ions of the ordinance. The chief of
police is authorized to issue the licenses
| to owners and drivers of vehicles and is
required to turn over the fees to the city
treasurer on the first day of July and
January of each year. On public occa-
Sions when there is an unusual amount
of travel the chief is authorized is issue
special licenses for period not exceed
ing two weeks. Following are the fees:
Passenger vehicles, each $l.00; drivers
of passenger vehicles, each $1.00; bag
gage wagons, each 80 cents; drivers Of
baggage wagons. each so cents: trucks
drays, etc, each % cents; drivers of
same, % cents: transfer of licenses for
vehicles and drivers, 25 cents.
Each vehicle must have the number
of the license fastened or painted on the
outside, and on each side of the vehicle
in figures of not less than one inch in
size, and each vehicle for carrying pas
sengerS must have posted on the inside
a card containing the name of the own