New Britain herald., 1928-01-31
DISAGREEMENT 0N
 CITY WAGE ROSTER
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paymaster and stenosrapher in the
 public works department. F. s,
 1llingworth and G. Helenski. respec-
 lively. Councilman Warner moved
 not to include Inspectors Walter A.
 Campbell and J. F. Farley. Council
 man Cooper seconded the motion,
 which was not carried and it was voted to recommend that the in- spectors be included. also that pro- vision be made to pay additional in-
 spectors t25 per week. Chairman Towers having told the committee that conditions sometimes demand more than two inspectors.
 Councilman Warner moved to leave off Engineers Merriam, Molleur. kendrick and Nelson. but the mo- ton was lost. Councilman Warner
 then moved to leave off all but Senior Assistant Engineer Merriam
 and Councilman Cooper seconded the motion. Councilmen Warner,
 Wilson and Cooper voted for the
 motion and Councilman Larson, Gibney and Olson voted against it. Councilman Maxon. chairman. broke the tie by voting with the opposi- tion. Then Councilman Gibney of- fered a motion that the balance of the engineering force be included, and another tie vote resulted, which was again broken by Councilman Maxon. who voted in favor of the motion. Those included in the mo- ton were Transitmen Leon Bradley, NJ. T. Johnson and Edward kilduff: Craftsman John Krakauske; Helper and driver A. Haddcn: Helpers J. Desmond. J. Bednarczyk and F. Mascero. It was also voted to recom- mend that provision be made for em- ploying an additional engineer at $36 per week. an additional transitman at $3O per week, and an additional helper at tlS per week. 50 that the public works department might form an additional field party 50 consti- tuted, in the event that such action becomes necessary.
 Sp0sato on List
 Councilman Larson moved to in- clude Thomas kearney. superintend- ent of streets, and it was voted. He moved to include +. H. Battey, A. sorel. and NJ. kakoska, street fore men. and it was voted. Relative 10 including Steve Pelagio. pavement foreman, Councilmen Olson. Warner asd Williams voted negatively and Councilmen Cooper. Olson and Lar- son voted affirmatively, creating q tic which was broken by Councilman Maxon, who voted aff1rmatively. Councilman Larson moved to include James Sposato, foreman of the storeyard. and it was voted, only Councilman Warner voting in oppo- sitlon. Councilmen Warner and Will son were the only members opposed to including William Helm. roller man, and 1t was voted to include him. Councilman Larson then mov- ed to include all other employees of the public works department. with the exception of c. Balducci, black smith, and Frank Scxerun. truck driver, both Of whom are paid on an hourly engagement. The motion fn- cludcd Tractorman ]. Roy: John operator of the sweeper; the operator of the basin cleaner, whose name was not listed: Sewer Foremen George Eveline, Henry Gray. John F. Mcguire. D. Martino: Crane Operators Frank Bonner and Ralph Bohmer; Mechanic John Leahy: Conduit Superintendent John Burns: Conduit Inspector Daniel Fitzpatrick. also the roller- man and mixerman who work in season. The motion was carried. only Councilmen Wilson and Warner be- ing opposed.
 Councilman Maxon brought up the 1 matter of including on the salary list 1 the position Of stenographer in the office Of the clerk of the city and I