The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-03
TEE MAYOR REFUSED TO SIGN
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N 4sBA f(sontinued from First Page.) RHas Charles F. Curtis. member or the k5hnard who achieved some prominence N rorr,e time ago through his Work 'o- < 4uards securing the issuance ana sale ol N about $480, ,000 worth of school bonus oii AxFl1ich unfortunately the city lost aoouI x no per day in interest for consluela- bin period because the bonds were ls- M Xs,sd and sold so long before the pro Heeds were needed, presented the tol- Y sloMine vote, which was adopted;
 Voted. That the clerk be instructed W s+ote. +n the board of aldermen and s+o 4ha hoard of councilmen that the ,,,,Y,t,I,ca tion of the introduction to the A N nstirnates in the Journal and Courier Of x 1IJnvarnf,e1. 30 was not authorized by the ## 1,s,xard nf finance and that the board re- aH.,rats thai the communication appeared Y,s print in anticipation of it's receipt py k 4tIie court of common council to WHO'LL It x is addressed. N yrhis vote was afterwards transmitted 4n fhe aldermen by City Clerk MOTIFS, X ytl1o is clerk of the board OK hla1ce' &*SYad was placed on file by the aldermen, &atnha estimates were also transmitted s $Iy tha aldermen and were referred py # 4I1em to d special committee to consist # nf stha chairmen of the various Jolnt etanding committees.
 fso0n after the aldermanic meeting Y 1f1ae called to order last night, on mo- X38,, of Alderman Corcoran of the Third &Tard the board voted to proceed 10 3fe election of military enrolling of- N3Fsnr N.Y. Corcoran then presented the +l,o dap,nnrafia caucus nOI01- 2 Ss Ganrre Mccarthy of the Sixth z ssss.d ar,i7 the nomination was seconded {SSSa Alderman Miller of the seventh sS;art1. No other nomination was maue $ad the vote was unanimously TOT NH 4fcCarthy, both republicans anu oenio T&Ats voting for him.
 She ordinance committee reported la Sfofably on the petition for an ordinance #2S 2Sfr tfie licensing of journeymen pluiii-
 14as presented by ex-Councllman HOW f1fl who is much interested Ill the 7a Yfar The recommended ordinance
 fe,vides that no one may maAe coAi- finfas If water pipes or do any "ork
 9f faining to plumbing or sahlta'loi 55SSSgass Ne shall have passed an exalil- $S8$ffnn by a board for the creation ol aS 40h the ordinance provides It also that a. license fee of $2 must
 ,s.,d and that a badge shall be fur Y t@jsaa tn ali who secure licenses. It w 4ahled for printing under the X ~ lTSs s,ncnYn noendation Of the ordinance X S,ittaa inc petitioners for an ord1- S. <,, +he licensing of ticket specu- Sast4w. were given leave to withdraw. SlS2s55 4rr,,an filling. chairman of the com 8a 5{t.a said that the committee was of a3 wv s,,inion that if such an ordinance ssa N ssod # would result in the crea- $S ksss nf z, ticket speculating trust Tn }gS., Haven and that the committee M soht ,t would be better to permit ss,s;hn so desired to go into the busi- Tr this way the prices of tickets 'YSS1ld probably be lower than they nssid Be if the number was restrlcteo a effe committee reported faVoraply ol &i1erraar Miller's resolution TOT al @ @Sss,endrnent of the ordinance concern ssS5ysv +ha licensing of public halls anc &S 44 14cAs to provide that no fee small pe
 rS6Siired for the issuance ot such H. ag JA,.il1 from the League Of American
 f2sWlcfpalities for $50 dues from the 5XSS.,s cf Nrew Haven was received Wltf 39Sirhfnr and quickly tabled. Petitions
 ESfe received, for an electric hghl oi $ $5g$ 2ys1 1Y street between Church and State S+at fnr a pavement of vitrifeo sss 3sfirIx on Broadway and DixweH ave sI3S betWeen York and Munson streets ASaf1S3B sffSr more street lamps i'll the west
 si}1 part of the city.
 A remonstrance from Alderman Al
 5ysaeSTn and number of others agalns
 HE honding of the city for $50ooo tol F YSF, Isolation hospital was. received an( s@Sf ferred to the special committee on th'
 l6Spital matter. Mr. Alcorn ha
 9ffongly opposed the expenditure 0 &AxNsf sum for a hospital and has ia
 Snrad it's establishment at Springsld
 5srrn at small cost. In the Fenoh
 xfrarace received last night 1t was asked 4hat not more than $5,ooo be spent 10
 st1ch a hospital. f,n motion of Alderman Baldwin l
 Vvas voted to request the street com sSsS}ffee to hold hearing on the matte sE Exsf fhe extension of Pearl street ana re $S6rt Ut the next meeting.
 fAY.% motion of Alderman Miller It wa
 )6ked to hold an adjourned meeting De s &gxni,er 16 for the purpose of consider
 TIE the report of the committee on es
 Inmates.