The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-03-13

all dispute as to whether or not such q
motion had been made.
A resolution for an order for the issue
| of permanent pavement bonds is now
before the committee on appropriations
and the money must be appropriated
before the pavement order can be legal
ly passed.
Councilman f. j. Rice moved an
amendment to accept the report of the
committee which recommends the lay
[ ing of the Trinidad asphalt, on Temple
street through the green.
| An aye and nay vote was called for
and the amendment Offered by Mr. Rice
: was put to vote the chair after consid-
cradle argument on the matter by the
members having decided that this
amendment to the amendment was in
order. The amendment was lost by a
vote of q to 10, the members voting as
| follows:
Nays-Messrs. Knollmeyer, Gallagher,
Chase, Bonn, O'Meara, Maley, Conln,
Brown, Rowland, Gerner, Walsh, Holli-
day, Dawson Hopkins, Doohan, Keane,
Erff, Magoohan, Cartier, Maroney and
Rausch-21
Ayes-Messrs. Hllman Beecher, F. j.
Rice, Mead, Burton, Tyner, M. Rice, AL
ling, johnson, Mcclure, Greenfield, Cas-
ey and Rowe-13.
The amendment to concur with the
aldermen was next put to vote. The
amendment was lost by vote of 1915,
the members voting as follows: Nays
Beecher, Knollmeyer, Chase, Bohn,
O'Meara, Keane, Gallagher, Erff, Ma
goohan, Cartier, Maroney, Maley, Con-
lin, Brown Rowland, Corner, Walsh,
Holiday, Rausch--19. Ayes-Hillman,
f. j. Rice, Mead, Tyner M. Rice, Alling
Johnson, Dawson, Greenfield, Rowe,
Casey, Hopkins, Mcclure, Barnes, Doc
han-15.
The amendment of Mr.. Chase or orig
inal motion. as the chair had ruled it
to be, was then adopted by a vote OF
1916, the members voting as follows:
Ayes-Knollmeyer Chase, Bohn, Gal
lagher, O'Meara, Keane, Erff, Magoo-
han, Cartier, Maroney, Maley, Conlin
Brown, Rowland, Corner, Walsh, Doo-
han, Rausch--1S. Nays Hillman,
Beecher, F. J. Rice, Mead, Tyner, NJ
Rice, Alling, Johnson, Holiday, Daw-
son, Greenfield, Rowe, Casey, Hopkins,
Mcclure, Barnes-16.
The amended report was then accept
ed. The resolution for an order for the
issue Of paving bonds was then amend
ed to include bonds for the laying of
asphalt on Temple street, between Elm
and Trumbull streets.
The recommendation for a brick
pavement on Congress avenue was in
definitely postponed
rnt1r nd Go1I 10 chn
Chase, Magoohan and O'Meara, who,
regardless of the fact that all the prop
erty owners on Temple street had pro-
tested against the laying of asphalt
there, voted to lay the asphalt, Offered
as an argument against the paving of
Congress avenue the fact that all the
owners on the avenue opposed
the laying of brick pavement there.
Councilmen F. J. Rice and Alling
called attention to this Inconsistency on
the part of the gentlemen.
Mr.. O'Meara presented the petition
for the pavement.
The order for the repair of Elm street
was recommitted in concurrence.
Mr.. Chase moved that the. committee
for the paving of
Chapel street with vitrified brick be so
amended as to provide for the paving
If Chapel street from York to State
streets. Mr. Chase said that this was
consistent with his attitude in favor of
paving central streets. The order as
minded was accepted.
The recommended order for a gran
tie block pavement on George street
vas, on motion of Mr.. Chase, tabled for
me month by vote of 15-7. The or
lers for the Temple street and Chapel
treet pavements were tabled until the
on appropriations reports on
he orders for issue of paving bonds.
living to the substitution of Trumbull
treet for Elm in the one order and
he substitution of State street for
Church in the other the action taken
~ the councilmen on these two orders
vas non concurrent with the aldermen.
There is therefore prospect of another
warm fight on the asphalt matter IN
he board of aldermen when the orders
ONE up there for action, as they neces-
arily will.
The board voted to adopt the major
ty report of the special committee
which recommended that the books of
he police department be open to pub
ic inspection. This action was petit
Toned for by Anthony Carroll. Messrs.
Burton and Rowland of the special
committee made a minority report, rec
that the petitioner be given
cave to withdraw. This minority re-
'ort was accepted by the aldermen and
he recommendation adopted.
Councilman F. j. Rice offered a reso-
ution for the laying of a brick pave
nent on Temple street between Con-
,ress avenue and Chapel street The
esolution was referred to the commit
ee on streets. The board then ad-
burned for one week.
JAPAN REVISITED"