Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-06

itWdEu0tl $OUU, E0HluHu O. SOO0 NTsS
 and Wilbur r. Tomlinson S40O. Ii
 their appeal the sums claimed by these
 men were $1,GS096, $3,95O. $3,95O and S2, 12S respectively. City, Attorney Kel. [ logg notified board that counsel for the
 parties had agreed to compromise upon ], the payment of SS30 each to Gilmore ] and Tomlinson, $500 10 Louis C. .Arci,-
 ambault, successor to Wood, and s250 10 Robbins On motion of Mr Goss the board
 proceeded to vote for three members
 of the bureau of assessment. Alder
 man Nell nominated Maier Kaiser, MT Elton put forward the name of J.
 II. Filling and aIr Goss nominated !.
 \. Spencer, the same board that las.
 been acting for some time past. They were chosen without opposition.
 After pause of a few weeks the
 projectors and operators of the Fair
 mount street matter made another
 move towards putting the finishing
 touches on the scheme concocted be-
 fore the Mulcahy school was built.
 The former proceedings turned out to
 be illegal and on motion of Mir GosS
 tlie matter went back to the bureau of assessment, the same body that re, ported upon it before.
 Alderman Sherwood inquired if the trolley company had made any reply to the communication forwarded t0 them regarding transfers. The city attorney hadn't heard of any and none had come to the clerk. ...... ..s..
 Alderman Elton said he had been informed that the company is now ac- cepting transfers as pei contract with the city. to which Mir Sherwood replied that if this were so he had nothing further to say.
 MT Goss called attention to two re- solutions passed with reference to the printing of the municipal register. one on December IS and the other on Jan uary b. He wanted to know what had been done in the premises. The clerk said that the requisiton was made out and that all he did was to furnish the copy according as it came along. MT Goss then moved that the vote passed in January be lescinded. It was carried. ..-.
 The proposed amendment to the charter regarding licenses for opera houses was referred to the committee on law. According to information fur nished by Clerk Sandland. the charges ill other places ale as follows: Hart ford $T5, Bridgeport $100. New Ha- ven S1 per night or $15 q month if paid in advance. '
 Alderman Larkin introduced reso- lution providing fW the Accusing of billiard and pool rooms. It was refer red to the law committee.
 A communication from C. II. Cables , relative to Il mlxup over the title to q pieces of property on the Waterville road was referred to the city attorney.
 A petition from Edward Ryland the raising of house on Orange street was referred to the inspector.
 The committee on rules recommend- cd the adoption of the opes now in use. The report was adopted. The city attorney was authorized to settle | the suit of B. L. Coe, administrator | on the Mitchell estate. for the amount | of the award made by the bureau of | assessment. $3,326. plus interest. since May of last year.
 Tue report of Otis s. NortbrOp, treasurer of the police pension fund. l was read and ordered printed in tue | register. Similar action was l taken on the reports of H. s. Chase ,f the water board sinking fund and ] Inc superintendent of police. ..,. 1
 A petition signed by 800 residents ! ,f Waterville asking that the crema- -ory be removed to some other loca- ion was referred to the department of lcalth.
 Notices to claim damages for falls ,n icy pavements were received from L. Stillson and George E. Moore and referred to the committee ,n law.
 The following vote, offered by Mr toss was passed: "voted-That the 'oard of fnance he instructed to trans nit to this board on abstract of the of that board relating to he selection of the bank designated Is the depository of the city funds md especially as to what. if any cf- ort was made to determine the maxi mum rate of interest obtainable." . The recommendation of the board # safety that they be authorized to ppoint two additional patroimen was dopted.
 The following petitions were receiv- d and referred to the board of public works: Of !. A. Hynes for layout. etc. f Eden avenue: Of John Mraz for lay ut of South Leonard street: of W, II. sartram for layout of North Main treet from Vine to 0akwood: of ]. F. Gallagher for water main in Wolcott treet: Of Thomas Coss for electric |, Ight on Alder street: of Gilman C. Hill for erosswalk on Hillside avenue: f Charles F.. Hall for electric light on Hillside avenue: of A. H. Mattoon for lectric light on Fall avenue: of An rew Gardner for water main on Brewster street: of Autone Wiedorn or sidewalk on Dikeman street: of lax Kiessllng for sewer in Rose treet.
 On recommendation Of the boarl of ublic works tho following petitions rerc granted: Of Y. NJ. C. X. for re- of Carl T. Olson as a pecial constable: of NJ. l. McEvoy. ,oIninic Renaldi. Rafael Renaldi. F. ,. Harc. Mat Rich. D. F. Mctirath nd Leonardo Angelicolo for bootblack ceDscs. The petition of X. W. GoId- i nith for q scavcnger's license was , eferTed t0 the board of health.
 An amendment to the ordinances cgsrdIng the fees for the sealcr of "a