Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-22
BOARD or ALDERMEN.
Names for Bond Issue Committee
 Sent in by Mayor Thoms

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 The aldermen met last night,
 Chairman Filling presiding. A conn
 munication from Mayor Thoms ap-
 pointing non-partisan committee to
 consider the- adyisability of making
 bond issue for public improvements
 was read and ordered on file. The
 committee is as follows: Valentine
 Bohl, James J. Cassin. Jeremiah M.
 Daly, Edward c. Kilduff, Daniel J.
 Mahaney, John M. McGrath, James Q. Whiting, Thomas D. Bar low, Edward w. Beach. George A.
 Driggs, John P. Elton, William E. Fulton, Willis NJ. Hall, John Hender-
 son, John B. Burrall The city clerk will call the committee together. Alderman Malone called attention
 to the need of Illuminating the
 bridges of the city and referred to
 the conditions at the Washington ave-
 nue railroad crossing as sample of
 the danger spots of Waterbury dur ing the night time. He thought tho
 railroad company might do the light ing, but If they don't he believed the city should see to 1t. Alderman FL
 ton thought favorably of this matter. and so on motion of MT Walker 1t was passed along to the aldermen.
 The report of the law committee regarding jurors was approved. The list is the same as that of last year, with the exception of the substitu- tion of the name of William McGrath for that of J. J. McAuliffe, who is not now resident of Waterbury The 128 names selected here will be for warded to the jury commission of New Haven, who will drop half the number and the ones retained will be the jurors.
 All the recommendations of the board of public works were approved with the exception of the one having reference to a sewer fiji lower South an estimate of the cost. This action was taken on motion of Mir Goss. A petition of the St Jean Baptiste so- ciety for permission to hold display of fireworks on June 23 was referred to the board of safety Similar ac- tion was taken on a petition of Mar tin P. Dunphy to conduct pool room at 797 Bank street. The claim of Thomas Wilton for damage by req son of the loss of COW and horse, which were bitten by a rabid dog. was referred to the law committee. On recommendation of the board of safety John T. McMahon was ap- pointed constable to act at Hamilton park and John Reilly to serve at Chase park. Both are employees of Superintendent Walker of the public parks and will serve without extra compensation. On recommendation of the law committee Betsey Hold berg was awarded $150 damages for injuries received by falling on de- fective walk on Wood street. and Susan Quinn, who claimed to have been injured on Pleasant street, was given leave to withdraw.
 A draft of an ordinance relative to the duties of the registrar of voters. submitted by Mayor Thoms. was read and laid on the table. The clerk was requested to send a copy of the draft to each member of the board. The mayor was authorized to convey to c. H. Cables a piece of land on Wa terville street on payment of the amount due the city on said proper tya ssg 9g..ass
 The report of the railroad commis- sioners regarding the order for the taking of land at the H. M. Rigney place was read and ordered on file.
 The Sanitary House Cleaning Co was permitted to operate In Water bury on payment of license fee of b25 per year, and that they shall save the city harmless from any dam age that might arise on account or heir presence in the streets. A few new petitions were referred to the board of public works.
 When the clerk reported that there was nothing else on the table MT sherwood moved to proceed to ballot ,or an assistant building inspector. There are two applicants for the posi- ion. John w. Havican and Otto Stage. Mir Sherwood nominated MT for the position. The alder nan spoke very favorably of MT Hay. can. but somehow the democrats did not appear quite satisfied. MT Spain ,tating that while the candidates be- Ore the meeting may be all right. f was possible that better results night be had by waiting another week. On motion of Mir Bowe the natter went over to the next meet ng.