The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-18
AGREED ON BAND STAND
ALDERMEN CONCURRED WITH THE
 COUNCILMEN LAST NIGHT.
In Ordering the Stand Placed on tho New Lower Green Sitc-City Sheriff Sent Out to Look Up Aldermen-Item of the General Registrars Bill for S7,5OO-Referred to Common Council for Instructions.

Of the General Registrars Hill for
 7,5OO-Referred to Common Council
 for Instructions.
 The aldermen last night in their spec
 ial session concurred with. the council
 men in ordering the bandstand placed
 on the east side of Temple street be-
 tween the street and the concrete walk
 opposite the city hall. The order will
 probably be signed by the mayor to-
 day, and the work of removing the
 stand to the designated site will begin
 at once. Director Troup stated last
 night before the meeting of the alder
 men that if they concurred with the
 councilmen he would have the band
 stand moved immediately.
 The session of the aldermen was g
 short one City Clerk Norris called
 the meeting to order in the absence of
 President Hogan, and Alderman Cooley
 was chosen chairman pro tenn. A roll
 dall disclosed the fact that no quorum
 was present, one member necessary be- ing lacking. Alderman Chillingworth suggested that the city sheriff be sent out to find an alderman if possible. On the suggestion of Aldermen Atwater and Chillingworth the board adjourned for recess until a quorum should be secured. Alderman Corcoran came in in a few minutes and made up the number required for quorum and the board was called to order. Alderman Atwater moved that the reconsideration of the bandstand matter be indefinitely postponed. It was so voted. MT. At water then moved to recede from the former action of the aldermen and con- cur with the councilmen in passing Councilman Tyner's amendment to place the bandstand on the east side of Temple street, just inside the concrete walk and directly opposite city hall. The motion to recede and concur was unanimously passed.
 Alderman Chillingworth moved to adjourn but withdrew the motion when requested to.
 communication was received from the city clerk stating that he had been instructed to forward to the board the vote of the board of finance referring to the common council for instruction the bill for $7,500 rendered by the gen. eral registrars Alderman Baldwin said that he thought it unnecessary to take the registration now when no elec- tion was pending He was informed that the time for taking the registla- tion was fixed by the charter. The communication was referred to spec ial committee with instructions to re- port at the next regular meeting. AL dermen Corcoran and Unger were ap- pointed members of the special commits tee. l.
 The bill of the registrar is itemized as follows: Two general registrars 90 days each $5, $9O0; two assistants, First ward, 40 days, each $5, $40O; two assist ants, Second ward, 46 days, each $5, s460; two assistants, Third ward, 60 days, each $5, $500; two assistants, Fourth ward, 65 days. each $5, $650; two assistants, Fifth ward, 45 days, each $5, $450 two assistants, Sixth ward, 46 days, each S5 s460; two assist ants, Seventh ward 60 days, each S5, B6O0; two assistants, Eighth ward, 45 1ays each $450; two assistants, Ninth ward, 60 days, each s5, $500; two assist ants, Tenth ward, 45 days, each $5, ;45O; two assistants, Eleventh ward, 45 lays, each $5, $450; two assistants, Twelfth ward, 45 days, each $5, $450; 'WO dSSlSIdulS, IllTLGSICu WdIu EO lays, each $5, $230; two assistants, Fourteenth ward, 20 days, each $5, $200; wo assistants, Fifteenth ward, 15 days, ,ach $5, $150 Total, $7500
 The Dill of the registrar IS ften1zed IS follows. Two general registrars. 20 lays each. SoOO two assistants. First yard, 40 days each, $400 two assistants, second ward, 46 days each, $460; two assistants, Third ward, 60 days each, 600; two assistants, Fourth ward, 65 lays each, $650; two assistants, Fifth yard, 45 days each, $45O; two assistants, ixth ward, 46 days each, s460; two as- istants, Seventh ward, 60 days each, 500; two assistants, Eighth ward, days each, $450; two assistants, yard, 45 days each, $450; two assistants, Ninth ward, 60 days each, $500; two as- istants, Tenth ward, 46 days each, $450; wo assistants, Eleventh ward, 45 days ach, $450; two assistants, Twelfth Tard, 45 days each, $450; two assistants, thirteenth ward, 23 days each, $230; wo assistants, Fourteenth ward, 20 avs each, $200; two assistants, Fif- aenth ward 15 days each, $15O Total, 60n