Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-05
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Washout on Pipe Line at Reynold ;
 Bridge Reported by Engineer.

" dSHOuC on Ilpe Llue al heyu
 Bridge Reported by Engineer.
 The board of public works held a meeting yesterday afternoon, Mayor Eilduff presiding and all the members being present
 Property owners interested i'll the layout of Pine street, from Hillside avenue to the Boulevard, appeared and were heard. It was voted to recon mend to the aldermen that Pine street, between the points mentioned be laid out to q uniform width of fifty feet, and that building lines be established thereon twenty feet back from the street line on the north and west side and twenty feet on the east line as far as Woodlawn terrace, and ten feet from that point to the Boulevard.
 Engineer Cairns reported the follow ing estimates for constructing water mains: Oak street, Walnut to Rose, S1,9O0; Beacon. Crown to Sarsfeld, $SUO; North Willow, from present ter mlnation of main to Demarest. S2,S00; Railroad Hill street, from Washington avenue, 1900 feet south, replacing an old main. S2,350; Judd, West Main to BroWn's passway, $600; Highland ave nue, West Main street to Ledgeside avenue, $2,450; High, Cherry to Wal nut, replacing old main. $1,700; North Main, from present terminus of main, l,O00 feet north. $2,S50; Watertown road, from Robbins north to Bunker Hill road, 2,250 feet. $500; fire hy- drant on North Willow street, opposite Gloves terrace, $75; fire hydrant on Wolcott street, S60
 It was voted to instruct the engineer to call for bids for putting water mains III Judd, Beacon and High street. The engineer was requested to prepare es- inmates for storm water arrangements Tor Little brook in Hawkins street to Bishop, to Burton, to Beacon. and through Summer as far as necessary: on North Main street at Vine; South Main at Washington street; and Mea- 1 dow and Clay streets; and Magill | street from Bridge through Fuller to l Emerald. He was also asked to pre- pare a layout for q right of way for q l storm water conduit from North Will low street at Plaza avenue, through private property to Waterville street. near Ridgewood street, to the Manhan canal; the lower end of Cottage place.
 Plumbers licenses were granted to F. Fl. Garrity, Sidney V. Hole and W. T. Disley.
 Superintendent Kelley was instruct ed to order the property owners on Grand street north side, between Bank and Leavenworth streets, to remove the debris from their sidewalks. 1 On motion of Mir Mahaney the peti- l ton of Sergeant Belyea, the recruiting
 officer to tack poster on the tele- 1 graph pole opposite his headuuarters T ulfGnTn1 nl, 1o4 :, oI1
 tain permission from the owner of the pole. The petitioner wanted to put a small poster on all telegraph poles
 about the city where mail boxes are located, but the board thought it has
 no right to grant him such permission. Anyway, the mayor thought that inas.
 much as the city lost 1S7 good demo
 crats through similar means q short
 time ago, it was question whether il
 was wise to encourage the business
 Engineer Cairns reported washout
 on the pipe line at Morses meadows
 above Reynolds Bridge. About thirty
 feet of the thirty-six inch pipe was
 discovered when Caretaker Danahel
 noticed it and sent word to Superin
 tendent O'Brien. He said he at once
 reported to the mayor and after a shor conference it was decided to go tC work at it right off
 The. payrolls were approved as fol lows: Streets. S1,30S.67; roads ill frs district. S277S0; sewers, $1S3.91 water, $402.90; engineering, $345.75 additional water. $1S5.75.
 It was voted that the engineer D, instructed to call for bids for con structing retaining wall on Mil street, proposals to be received up tt April 1.
 A committee consisting of the mayo and superintendent of streets was ap pointed to purchase a certain quantit, of paving blocks and sewer bricks. The board adjourned subject to tn call of the chair.