Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-08

wanting to say yes or no on the rec ommendatfOn at that time.
 After long debate, it was finally agreed to let the matter stand until the next meeting.
 Two recommendations were received from the board of health, one asking that an ordinance be passed requiring physicians to report all cases of con- sumption to the board of health, and the other asking for the passage of an ordinance for the prevention oe con- tagion in barber shops The latter was tabled and the former was re- ferred back to the health board. with instructions to frame an ordinance to meet the case and submit the same to the aldermen.
 The recommendation of the board Of public works that the city attorney be instructed to secure the passage Of an act authorizing the city to issue $Zou,u0O in bonds for sewage disposal purposes, and $100,000 for storm water drainage was adopted. The recom- 1nendation of the board that authority be obtained to issue $50,0OO in bonds for meters was killed by the demo- crats. Alderman White taunted MT Mahaney for turning down his own board. but the commissioner got cut of it by stating that he did not vote for the recommendation in the board of public works. It was voted that the city attorney be instructed to secure the passage of an act authorizing the city to issue S125,G0O in bonds for an additional water supply, the same to take the place of q previous order to issue S1O0,000 bonds for that purpose. In this case the board adopted rec 1..L. ,t..1, hn1 ard Nf lie works had refused to pass upon at it's last meeting. Wonder where the board got it's information that the ad- ditional S230O0 was needed? The recommendation of the board of pub lie safety to install police signal sys- tenn at an expense not to exceed $o,0oO and for permission to appoint five new natrolmen was adopted. Alderman Morris wanted to make the number or additional patrolmen six. but the chair ruled the amendment out on the ground that the appropriation for this purpose was not sufficient to meet the expense. The recommendation of the board of public works in reference to d bond issue of $100,0UO for the pur- pose of building conduits in the city streets was tabled.
 A communication was received from Frank kOrner. stating that he will claim damages for injuries received by falling on a defective sidewalk on Vine street It was referred to the commit tee on law The petition of F. l.. Fris- bic in reference to the It lease of rights on certain springs was referred to the city attorney. The form of q paper prepared hv the city attorney for the issue of S31O.OOO school bonds was read and approved.
 The following communications from the navor and city attorney were read and ordered Cn file:
 To the Honorable Board of Aldermen:
 Gentlemen: The board of public hnalth. at mnatn" held December 3l, 1900. naesn1 the following vote. viz: Voted that this board recommend -tn his honor. the mavor. the aDDointment of some competent person 10 act as milk inSnectOr as prescribed bv the statute laws of this state. and as | Na"eed by the general assembly of 1929; also that the city attoney's opin- iCn to this board concerning the sale of l milk accompany this vote.
 In pursuance of said recommends ton. I hereby appoint subject to your l approval. Dr r. T. Keelev as q com petent person to act as milk inspector, who may personally. or by some con- petent person appointed bv him and approved by you. inspect all milk sold or offered for sale ill this city: to in spect all animals producing such milk whether within the limits of this city or not: inspect the buildings and places where such animals are kept the dairy l and all ether places where such milk is | kept. handled. sold or produced. i whether the same be within the linn 1 it's of this city or not.
 | I would further recommend that your honorable board take such action l as will prohibit the sale of milk with 1 in the limits of this city excepting by | such persons as shall first register ! their names. residences and numbers Kept in a book for the purpose at the l office of the clerk of the city. | The opinion of the city attorney re- 1 lating to the sale of milk accompanies the above recommendation.
 Respectfully, E. G. KILDUFF.
 Mayor.
 Waterbury, December 31, 1900.