The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-10

l lloH, OI Clly or Wafu OucGfS on llle llllu Tuesday of April in each year. and for any l special election or vote to be taken in said | City or any ward thereof, under authority | of law, which order shall specify the pur,, | poses Of such meeting, election or vote, ana | the several places of meeting or voting, ar | ter the same shall have been designated by | the Board of Police Commissioners, and | said order, being recorded in the City Rec ordS and certified copy published ill two 1 or more daily newspapers in said Ctty, at least five days before the time prescribed Tor such meeting, election or Yote' snail pe l Suttlclent warning thereof
 Sec. 100, Such elections and votes small l be conducted, ill all respects, as provided ] in the Statutes of this State.
 Immediately after an election of City or | Ward officers has been held it shall be the duty of the City Clerk to procure copy of the certified returns from the Town Clerk and record the same In the City Records. Sec. 101 No minor or other person not an elector. shall loiter about any voting place during the taking of any vote, or about the place where the vote is being
 Sec 106. The Board of Fire Commls- sioners shall meet statedly on the Tuesday preceding the first Thursday of every month.
 1 Said Board shall each month audit all bills, created in or for said Department and cause those approved by them to be duly certified and passed over to the City Clerk, i for the approval of the Board of Finance.
 Sec. 107. If at any time it shall be neces- Sary for said Board to exceed the amount | uL- tApeuSeS IeuulEeu ny lut ucAl pltNcuulS annual estimate for said Department, or to exceed the amount of any particular appro- prlation, to accomplish the particular object of such appropriation, they shall report the l facts in writing to the Board of Finance. with the reasons for the deficiency, and an estimate of the amount needed In the case | Sec. no. Said Board shall cause to be designated, under their rules. what officer shall have the powers and discharge the duties of said Superintendent ill case of his absence or disability.
 Sec Ill. The Superintendent shall keep ! a record of fires, fire alarms the value and kinds of property destroyed and the amount I of insurance thereon.
 He shall report to said Board, once a i month, upon the condition and efficiency of said Department, and shall make an annual l report of the condition and affairs of said | Department to said Board
 Sec 112. During the continuance of any fire, the Superintendent shall have absolute l control of the streets adjacent thereto; he -l may blockade any such street, and forbid passage therein; he may order those pres ent to stand back to any required and reas- l onable distance; he may command the as sistance of any police officer, special con stable, or person present at the fire, in eS- | tinguiShing the same or preventing its spread, or in saving or securing property.
 He shall have power with necessary as sistance, to enter any building or premises, for the purpose of extinguishing or checking the progress of fire, or securing or proteet- ing property, and he may, with the advice of the Mayor, direct the destruction of any building, to stay sthe further progress of the fire.
 Sec. 113. Every person present at or near q fire who shall conduct Himself in dsor- derly manner, or neglect or refuse to obey promptly any proper order of the Superin- tendent,. or who shall resist, obstruct, hins der or abuse any officer of the Fire Depart ment, or any fireman in the discharge of his duty, shall forfeit and pay penalty of not less than ten, aor more than one hun Gred dollars for each offense, and any of the aforesaid officers may forthwith arrest without warrant, and take to q police sta tion, any person so offending | Sec. 115. No person shall drive any ami mal or vehicle over any hose laid by the Fire Department without permission there for first obtained from the Superintendent or officer in charge.
 alarm telegraph wire or shall destroy, de- face, or ill any manner injure the Fire Alarm Telegraph or any part thereof, in said City, or any of the appurtenances of anything to the same, so as to prevent or delay the proper or timely use thereof, or shall without probable cause send in an any provision Of this section shall forfeit and pay a nenalty of not less than twenty, nor more than one hundred dollars for ey- cry such offense
 Sec. 136. The next preceding section shall not be construed to prevent any person from building on his own premises, in said Dis | trict, for the storage of wood or coal, q wooden building, provided the same is in other respects ill conformity with law, and | is not placed within ten feet of any other wooden building on land of another owner, and is not more than. twelve feet above the ground in the highest part; nor to prevent the erection of wooden sheds, not exceeding one story in height, for the storage of iron, coal, lumber or freight, in such District, be- tween Mill river or New Haven harbor, and the highway or highways respectively contiguous thereto nor to prevent the com pletion, according to the original plan of any building or addition. begun before the passage Of this Ordinance, provided such work would not have been contrary to the Ordinances of said City heretofore in force.
 Sec; 1Ss: Whenever any wooden building i'll said Fire District shall have been dam Jagged by fire, to less than one-half it's value. the Fire Marshal may issue Il permit to ra. store the. same to it's former dimensions, upon such conditions in conformity with the Ordinances as he may prescribe
 Sec. 1884. No bonfire shall be kindled in any street or public park within said City. nor in any part of said City within one hundred feet of any building, except in gar vacant lot within twenty-five feet of any building, nor iu any garden or vacant lot except between sunrise and two o'clock in the afternoon.
 Every person who shall kindle. or assist in kindling a bonfire, contrary to the fore going provisions, or aid in supplying any fuel or combustibles to such bonfire, shall forefit and pay penalty of five dollars for Ieyery such offense.
 Sec. 166. The Fire Marshal shall forth. with register and number such application, and the Fire Marshal being satisfied that lSuch work will be in accordance with the Ordinances of the City, shall sign and issue la license or permit therefor as provided in said Ordinance concerning Licenses and Permits; but If any person, whose proposed work will be in accordance with these Or. dinances, shall feel aggrieyed by the neglect or refusal of the Fire Marshal to issue such
 license or permit, or by any, condition iui. posed by him, he may appeal to the Board of Fire Commissioners, whose order in the premises shall be obeyed
 Sec. 167. Any chimney, wall building. or part of a building, erected or removed, in violation of the provisions of the 13Gth. I137th, 138th, 139th l40th and 150th sections of this Ordinance, and any pile of lumber in violation of the 149th section of this Or, dnance, and every stove furnace, pipe, gas generator, or accumulation of coinbustiblc material, in violation of this Ordinance shall be held and deemed a common hui, sance, and the Mayor of the City, or the Superintendent of the Fire Department, or the Fire Marshal, with the advice of the Mayor, having given reasonable notice uu, der the hand of either of them, in the mau. lner prescribed for the Fire Marshal. in the 127th section of this Ordinance shall abatq suc.. nuisance, taking such assistance as may be necessary, and the reasonable ex. lpense of such abatement shall be recovered from the owner lessee or agent having charge of the premises, or either or any ot them, in any proper form of action in be. half of the City.
 Sec. 169. Such fire escapes shall be con. structed and maintained in such places up. on the building, iu such manner of such materials, and number, and reaching ir