The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-06

items asked TOT lOCludlng Ile duNo- mobile ambulance and patrol wagon, got lost in the shuh1e and are not al- lowed for this year. The request for the addition to the city court Is also declined There is an increase of f2oO for the rental of polling places that item being set down this time at t9OO,
 school Bonrd suffers.
 The department Of education asked for &SS4.Si6 IL Is allowed 1922, l6s Of this there Is no appropriation for new school sites, although several were asked, nor Is there the Sso,ooo special item for the equipment of the schools with fire escapes The completion of the Prince street school K Included at the sum ot s6l ,0No. and there Is slooo0 l for the equipment of the new Green street school, which will be soon com ! pleted
 Despite the large cuts which were made every department In the city with the exception of tho public works and parks departments will have as much II not more than it had last year, and those two will he little below. The increase fin the total appropriation for the year is about t96 000 over last year and this has been kept within the es- ttmated income on the present tax rate : The board of aldermen referred the es- inmates to the committee of the whole \ last night and this will hold q public l hearing on them probably this week l There will be another meeting Of the board Of aldermen to take frs, reading ] on the report of the committee of the whole next Monday night as the estI. mates must be passed by the aldermen by october %
 Estimates Complete.
 Tho estimates in full as presented 'n the board oi aldermen last nlgh' follow.
 The board of finance sent the follow ing 10 the aldermen with the estimates The board of finance has the hono' 10 submit herewith its estimates of th' moneys necessary 10 be appropriated for the expenses of the city, and of in rate of taxation 10 meet tho same, fo the year l90o in accordance with Sec ton 4i of the charter
 At the present time the assessors re port the grand list of property il Wards l-l5 inclusive, as sllN, t34t62
 Pursuant to Section ll0 of the char ter. the board has levied for schoo purposes tax of , i-2 mills upon al the property within the city school dis trict 1t has laid a tax exclusive Q said school tax of l-2 mills upon in polls and ratable estates within tn limits" of Wards 1-l2, inclusive, (Sec ton 44. and tax of 3 3-i mills upo the polls and ratable estates withi the limits of Wards 13-15 inclusive (Section 217). The total tax laid upo the property bearing the full city ta is li 3-4 mills
 In addition to the ordinary currcu expenses of the several department' the tax levied provides for the pay : ment of slO0.000 to the sinking funt which must be regarded as the mini . mum amount to be annually Set asid for several years in order to retire th outstand bonds as they fall due als of S6l GOO towards the completion of th Prince street school and aa,00o4g fc New Haven county tax
 All of which is respectfully submitted
 JAMES R, MARTIN , Mayor,
 JONATHAN x. ROWE Controller. , ], EDMUND MILLER,
 Alderman. GEORGE w. MABEE, CHARLES II. FISHER,
 WILLIAM G, REDF1ELD, BENEDICT F. ESS. 5 CHARLES C. STEVENS, r The following is the estimated ir come from all sources for twel, x months ending December 3l, 1909: D Taxes 14 3-4 mills on grand list property in Wards 1 to l2, both IT elusive estimated at s113 6,36I which it is estimated 95 1-2 per cen will be collected, amounting 70 ti,6OS 3s652; IA mills on grand i'st of prol erty in Wards 1 to l2, both inciusiv estimated af $3I5,OOO, subject to city h, not city school tax, of which # is Q