The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-20
THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES 4N-
 NOUNCED EAST NIGHT.

members of joint standing committees. | as follows:
 Annual reports-Cooley, Atwater. Appropriations-C F. Brennan, Grue- ner.
 Auditing-Dickerman, Staub. Bath houses-Farnham, Wallace. Claims-Staub, Beecher. Commercial and manufacturing inter- ests-Weiss, Chillingworth. Fire epartment--Williams, unger. Building lines-Gruener, Kelsey.
 Lamps and street lighting-T. Bren4
 nan, O'Connell.
 Legislation-Hall, Shepard.
 Licenses-Dowe, T. Brennan.
 inations-Farnham, Corcoran. 1
 Numbering stceets-Kelsey, Rose.
 Ordinances-Cooley, Atwater.
 Printing-Donovan, Baldwin.
 Railroads and bridges-WaIsh, Cora
 coran.
 Retrenchment and reform-C Chilling-
 worth, Walsh.
 Sewers-Shepard Madden.
 Special auditing-Rose. Gruener.
 Squares-Kelsey, Whitaker.
 Streets-Beecher Wallace.
 Water-Dowe, Williams.
 Committee on abatement of taxes of poor and indigent people-.C. F. Bren- man, Weiss, Donovan.
 Special committee on numbering streets-OConnell, Whitaker, Harhen.
 An attempt to exclude Anthony Car-s roll from the chamber of the board of o11 o1a frax1 tIon ,<<,- occupied great part of the time of the session. The matter was started by the reading of communication from MT. Carroll, in which he stated that the spe- cial committee on street sprinkling had refused to hear him at a public heafing and asking that the committees report be sent back for fair and impartial hearing. Alderman Chillingworth mov- ed that the communication be returned to Mr. Carroll with the distinguished consideration of the board.
 Distinguished Felix Chillingworth,' remarked Mir. Carroll, who occupied one of the spectators benches. The motion to return was carried. Later in the ses- sion Alderman Charles F. Brennan, chairman of the special street sprinkling committee, took the floor and stated that as he approached the door of the chan-1 Der just before the opening of the ses- sion, he was approached by a man who claims to be a citizen and who insulted him and called him sucker. He asked if that was to be tolerated. and if such man was to be allowed about city hall
 Alderman Chillingworth then offered q Int tn Anthony rrn1fS from the aldermanic chamber and the ante-room of the board of aldermen and providing that the janitor be instructed to carry the resolution into effect. AL derman Brennan seconded. Unanimous consent for consideration of the resolu- ton was not given and MT. Chi1ling- worth moved that it be referred to the on ordinances. After offering this resolution MT. Chillingworth made attack on MT Carroll. Alder man Shepard held that the resolution was irrelevant and unnecessary and said that it was the duty of the city sheriff to see that order was maintained and the honor of the members upheld AL Herman Beecher moved that the resolu- ion be indefinitely postponed. Alder- man Corcoran thought that if the matt .er was allowed to pass the insults to members would continue When Alder. nan Chillingworth was making his per- 5onal attack on MT. Carroll, the latter made several remarks denying tho charges made by the aldermen. MT. at this said that his ver- lcity had been questioned and he desired Q have read a letter from the superin- endent of police which he said would pear out bis statements. Chairman Hogan ruled the letter not relevant and unanimous consent to allow 1t to be read ould not be obtained. The motion to postpone the consideration of the reso- ution was lost and Alderman Atwater moved that it be referred to the special Carroll committee. Aldermen Brennan mended to go into a conamittee of the whole and the amendment was capried. Alderman Chillingworth moved that the committee go into executive session and was so voted. The executive session asted about three-quarters of an hour nd at it's close it was announced that he chairman of the board had been in tructed to notify the city attorney that fr. Carroll had disturbed the meeting nd to request the city attorney that he varn Mir. Carroll not to repeat the of- ense.
 petition was received from w. H. foseey requesting permission to erect II iron and glass roof shelter over the 'ollege street entrance to the hotel siin- ar to the door protector at the Fifth venue hotel in New York. Alderman 'aldwin moved unanimous consent and immediate passage of a resolution grant lg the request. but unanimous consent 'as refused and the matter was Iecon-ss. dered and referred to the fire marshal. ,ith power MT. Moseley desires to rect the structure before commences lent week.
 Alderman Norris, who is also city Jerk, rendered his resignation to take A feet immediately. It was accepted and#
 resolution offered by MT. Norris pro- iding for a special election in the Sixth ard on July IT to elect an alderman serve out the unexpired term was assed
 Alderman F. I. Atwater of the Eighth ard offered resolution instructing the rector of public works to have the set~ es placed back in the public squares
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