The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-14

| Inu0 nOrInGrly,
 | Fairview avenue from Main street
 to Ezra street.
 | Adopted.
 i The same committee reported rela- tive to the laying of new pavement on | Yellow Mill bridge and recommended for adoption the following resolution: Resolved, That new permanent pave
 ment be ordered laid on Yellow Mill I bridge.
 1 Adopted. l The same committee reported upon I the petition of the U. M. c. Go. for permission to construct a footpath un- l der Grant street at the east end of the Arctic street bridge, and recommended for adoption the following resolutions: l Resolved. That the prayer of the pe- | titioner be granted, provided that the | plans for said pathway be approved by I the City Engineer and the work of constructing said pathway to be con- structed in a manner satisfactory to
 the Director Public Works and all ex- pense for constructing said pathway to be borne by the said U. M. c. Go. | Adopted.
 The same committee reported and
 recommended for adoption the follow | ing resolution, relative to the macad- amizing of Sixth street:
 Resolved, That Sixth street be ma cadamized from Stratford yayenue to Connecticut avenue. l Adopted. The same committee reported rela-
 tive to the change of grade on Main street from East Washington avenue
 to Congress street. and recommended for adoption the following resolutions: l Resolved, That the grade on Main street from EastN Washington avenue
 to Congress street be ordered changed, and 2 =
 Resolved, That Messrs. Bernard Heating, w. D. Murray and w. W. Bent be and they hereby are appointed a special committee to make said
 change in grade and report in writing | hasr I<,Sx f<r hi which report shall embody a survey and particular description of said change of grade.
 The same committee reported reIa- tive to the construction of sundry sew CTS:
 Resolved, That the construction of sewers with proper catch-basins, be ordered as follows: A In Connecticut avenue from Freeman street to Amelia street;
 In Golden Hill street from present terminus westerly about 75 feet; avenue to Ellsworth street. Adopted.
 The same committee reported rela- tive to the construction of a sewer in Congress street, and recommended for adoption the following resolution: Resolved, That the construction of a sewer. with proper catch-basins, be or dered in Congress street commencing
  sewer in Housatonic avenue and ex- tending easterly to the westerly pier Of the new Congress street bridge. in ac-I cordance with plans and specifications on file in the City Engineers office. Adopted.
 The Committee on Ways and Means reported upon the resolution referred to them relative to an appropriation Inspector, that upon consulting with the City Auditor it is found that receipts from building permit fees will be in excess of the amount estimated by the Board of Apportionment and Taxation, and that the amount necessary for said salary may be taken from those feees, therefore the passage Of the fol- haf il ths eU of and the same is hereby appropriated from the unappropriated revenues First District, Building Permits Re- cefpts for the payment of the salary of the Assistant Building Inspector.
 Adopted by an unanimous yea vote.
 The special committee on the pur- chase of. the Priscilla Lines property reported and recommended for adop- ton the following resolution:
 Resolved, That the City Clerk be and is hereby authorized to draw his order on the Treasurer of the City of Bridge port for $1. .o00 to be paid to Priscilla at the easterly terminus of the Center Bridge, now in process of erection. and on the so1therly side of Crescent ave- nue. when said Priscilla L. Lines shall give the city bond for a deed of all her interests in the property owned by her on the souther1y side of Crescent avenue. which bond shall be satisfac- tory to and approved by the City Att torney. s.s f
 Adopted.
 The City Auditor reported that the County tax is now due and payable.
 The amount due is $8.538 91.
 hn ru zaa rra of ha fn1lnxrfy1ar tfon is recommended:
 Resolved. That the City Clerk is hereby authorized to draw an order on S. Banks, County Treasurer. for the sum of $S,53S 91 in full payment of Bridgeport's portion of Fairfield County tax.
 The Paving and Sewer Commission reported that, pursuant to authority of the Common Council a sewer had been constructed on Worth street, at a cost of $146.56.
 The passage of the following resolu- ton is recommended:
 s Resolved, That the matter of con-I struction of a sewer in Worth street be and hereby is referred to the Board of Appraisal of Benefits and Damages for assessment. as provided by City charter.
 Adopted
 Alderman Gould moved that James, A Price. who petitioned for permission to erect a livery stable on Union Square, be given leave to withdraw.
 Seconded by Alderman Bullard.
 Motion carried.
 RESOLUTIONS. By Alderman Tagre:
 Resolved. That the Director of Pub lie Works be and he is hereby directed to notify the property owners on Cali fornia street to repair curb, gutter and sidewalks, and to remove all ob- structions, including trees, within 30 days, and if said sidewalks, curb, gut ters, etc., are not repaired and said obstructions removed within 30 days. the Director of Public Works is hereby instructed to repair said walks and re- move all Instructions at the expense of said property owners.
 Referred to the Director of Public Works with power to act. By Alderman O'Connelh
 Resolved, That a gas light be placed at the corner of Wells and Charles