Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-03
PUBLIC AFFAIRS.
ID. L. Webster Denied Pay For His
Services az Member of the Water
supply Committees.


Services az IA Member of the Water
supply Committees. an
At the meeting of the board of aldermen
last night there were present Aldermen
Barlow, Cross, Altman, Halpin, Begnal and
Barnes. Mayor kilduff presided.
The following petitions were referred to
the respective boards: c. NJ. Mitchell, for
crosswalk on West Main street; p. Dunn
ply, for grade on South Wilson street;
Hugh Flood, change of grade on Mill
street; Richard Vickers. change of grade
corner of Emerald and Pleasant streets;
jeremiah Dunn, for sewer on Third street;
Waterbury Clock Co, that the bridge over
Great brook on Cherry street be replaced
by substantial structure.
The following petitions were granted:
That II. w. Baker be permitted to change
the site of his popcorn stand from near
the ApothecarieS' hall crossing to 81 Bank
street, in front of G. y. Els book store;
that the Waterbury Traction Co be al
lowed to use the poles of the Connecticut
Electric Co for use in the trolley system
The following recommendations were
adopted and work ordered done: Report of
the road board in reference to change of
grade on Riverside street; recommendation
of the road board that croSswalks be laid
on James and Stone streets and that
sewers be laid on Hillside avenue and
Lawrence street, also that water main be
laid in Hall street.
list of attachments OF taxes was read,
me matter was land over Tor lnNeStlSatloh'
The reports of Chief Snagg, City Auditor
CasSlh' olN treasurer bahhoh ana the
clerk of the police court We're read and APP
proved.
The receipts for the year, as given by
Clty Auultor CHsSln were; S3io' 142,'o'
olsourSenentS' e'lo'l+3, ~, ne city
current laollltles are o'9u''o" assets
$3.50, Zo9ui' oaiance 10 oeolt OF city
Slo3 t3O26.
The committee on law reported unfavor-
ably on CLAIMS OF Bernard Coyle and Mrs
Samuel Bevan. The report was adopted.
The report of the sewer board in refer
ence to the matter OF notifying property
owners on south mann street 10 make All
necessary sewer 'ophec'lonS on OF oelore
MnN l. Ao't' WAS "PPioNe"'
Inc street Inspector reporteda lohS llSt
Oh oelt'tiNe sloe"aihS III ul'tTrtlit Stret'S
around the city IL was Vo'tH 'h"t the IN
Spettor DE instructed 10 h"ti'E owners OF
property "buttng such sidewalks to put
theSe places III 500" cohul''on on OF before
June me l.; 49,,
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1thtrS 'harleS L btaNeiey an" Ch"rirS H.
rtnNel were "PP'i"t'" SPeNi"i o'nE|[N
without pay 10 hlalnl'lu o-"Vr "' the Sal
N"tioh army o"IraChS'
II was voted 'hH' Tue tltH H'torntE ot
requested 10 give ms "Plnlon' as L"
whether L. ID helieE can l'Siiy hoIu tne
once Oh lne'lotr oi 'he ROAD "o"Fu Whiie
atuhS us street 'nSPeclor' IL hot oo'h'
"hith Is the one helu l'S"lE'
al Tue lieetI"S vi ,u' l"Mtl JUL" r!ietV
were l'reSent oouHrlll'''h liI'H' H"nI"lt
lhuhotrS' 1llltnS, brewer. Ii"ll' t'"l'ohu'
nF".9' NI"N' N'llInh' i'"lIlNIu' NlT'It''
riul"' l'lri'E' i,oi a. NT""E"' ,'"N
| IAN an" rI,%l"Uleh' N"""'l''h"l rl'I.
patrick was CHOSEN chairman pr" tenn Al
"A previous meeting or the common tountll
the motion 10 accept the proposition OF Dr
c. Art Ward was reSrlnded. city Attor-
ney Burpee said that he could do nothing
| III the matter OF condemnlnE the land I'M
| til the proposition had been rejected,
| which was done.
y petition OF Martin Moore for cross
walk on Coe street and also a petition
from Stephen Donahue for catch basin on
| Ayers street were referred to the road
board. The following vote was passed
and the road board requested to accom-
pany the report with an estimate of eN-
penses: