The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-03-08
ORDERS WERE NOT LEGAL.
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Lambert appointed as the aldermanic
members of such committee Alder
men Chillingworth and Forsyth.
A recommendation received from the
board of finance that the city of New
Haven become member of the League
of American Municipalities and that
the city clerk be authorized to draw
check for $50 for payment of one years
dues in that organization was adopted.
The board concurred with the coun-
cilmen in postponing indefinitely the
resolution offered by Alderman Petrie
providing for the issuance of $4,000
worth of bridge bonds and also in the
indefinite postponement of Councilman
Greuner's resolution concerning the al
legations of New York journal as to
immortality in New Haven.
A remonstrance to the building of the
Glib street sewer already ordered and
on which work has already been be-
gun and on which the councilmen acted
unfavorably was returned to that body
with special reference to section 1872 of
the charter which requires that all
measures of that kind be referred to
committee to hold a public hearing be-
fore being acted on finally.
The following petitions were received
and referred to proper committees:
Henry Donovan for concrete walk on
the south side of Ivy street, between
Dixwell and Shelton avenues; James
Kegelmeyer for a sidewalk on Munson
street; for the grading and curbing of
| Munson street from Orchard to Cres-
nv,t rfr ID Tvay, !, ri fTlr a
gas lamp on Bishop street; for Wells
bach light in front of Music hall, the
Bradley Smith company for a Wells
bach light on Prout street; J. w. II.
| Stewart for an arc light at the corner
of Dwight street and Edgewood ave
| nue.; Bernard Meyer ct al for a curb
and sidewalk on Hallock street; A. G.
| Smell ct al for a building line on Woos-
| ter street, between Chestnut and
| Franklin streets; for the hardening of
| Winthrop avenue, between Oak and
| Chapel streets; J. M. Graham ct al. for
sewer in Hallock avenue; John F..
| Nettleton ct al for a building line on
| the south side of Elm street. between
| Plat street and Sherman avenue; j..
| p. Phillips ct al for a sewer in Ex-
| change street from James to Haven
| streets; w. A. Doctor ct al. for a side
walk on Edgewood avenue, between
| Beers and Platt streets; e. r. Bradley
ct AL for the grading of the triangular
| plot at the junction of Congress, Co
| lumbus and Davenport avenues; Frank
| Mckee for curb and concrete sidewalk
on the west side of Winchester avenue,
| between Webster and Munson streets;
| A. B. Dobbs ct al. for change of loca-
ton of car tracks on Derby avenue; c.
| II. Driscoll ct al, for location of an
electric light on Meadow street; T. c..
Mooney ct al. for repairing Arch street.
| President Lambert announced the
| appointment of Aldermen Petrie and
| Corcoran as members Of the committee
of conference on the Welsbach light
contract and Aldermen Pickett and
Pierce as members of the legislative
COMMITTEE recommended by Mayor
Farnsworth. The journal for February
was not approved, as in it were printed
reports of the actions taken in voting
orders recommended by the commit
tees which were not legally appointed.
Annual reports We're received from va
rious city departments and tabled for
printing in the city year book.