Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

rtment it is unnecessary
d the Highways and bridge
Condition rs we found iieln. .h
A nol;ce expenditures will somewh
Snt considerably exceed the appropr
'..hiob NAV he accounted for, III the
- 1oartnent by the fact that the earn'h
ns mo assistant marshals are now palu ln.o
VI ',,' ~ troasury instead of the city lreasu'
as heretofore. u,o,, ot the con
,,,orcanent of the year, TO incur two eA.ia
a;narv cxnenditures, the first, by the ac.,o.
a,,r ,,redecessors, in the erection OF 10.
Im;ld;ng. the second, by the genera Vo'Se
the citizens. in the purchase OF stea"
ona;re' The building committee nav
r,;i,ed a report of their doings IN reRs'u
tbe library building. We appropriated e,nno IVu
erection Of this building S2OOOo' @ioO
which was to be paid this year. anu anu ,"f 4
scrin 10 be known as the "tree ruplis i
nv scrip." to be issued for the re'il.l' ~,
he maid in equal annual instaimen.s ,,in, ~
two three, and four years w oo,, 20 q,
contracted with the Messrs' Fa'"'en "a sno
the building, according to the plah a',u ~
cations adopted, for Sl9,940, the oul.e'"s ~
ready for occupancy in june heAn t
gentlemen have done their WORK u'us r
Satisfactory and workmanllke aie nls'v nno
have negotiated $4,000 OF the 9l9'Jo1
which, with the $4,000 approprlaleu l,ts ts
has been sufficient to meet all pay '''e"'S
the contract to the present time: -,
Early in the year, the eommil'ce on
department were instructed 10 ploesI. -
fire engine for the use OF tne nre a., w r.
irh;s dntv was performed by them'
;.,nt;a,, ,y;th the board of engineers,
Jyasnlt has been eminently satisiaclo
80, engine was purchased for S3OV
Silsbv Mynderse & Co, of Seneca RAJ
VII the oneration of which, to the
t;nne has been admirable, and have ho.
that il has added greatly to the saie.y
nronartv of our citizens. The purciRt
anotber steamer. of similar constructing
canarity. 10 be located in different sech
tI,a n;ty from the one we now have ""hl
/ n nroftable investment. n nm,
< In the month of March, John Y. h4
t onnointed agent for the sale OF hquTi
d cnmpliance with the statutes OF 'ne
) wealth.
J, The whole amount of sales by MI
u Hill from that time to the pfes eaoe5 60
d ent, has been .a 81
n Merchandise on hand appraised Ut os7 ss
10 cost, -RE
e. The amount paid state agent 1or eOooa ~
ID liquors has been i1S 49N
IN Expenses of agency, -
le Showing loss to the city of S2 oi'
a, The agent has sought, in CONFORM
lu lie ;nstrnctions. TO keep the debt az,
r. side of his account as nearly palallCsu
&c s;blo if not being desirable th
u' should make a profit out oil Tue
III we must admit that in SO large, "a, a. Se
ed las calculated very closely bacd
'le fallen off very considerably uu So
eI quarter, indicating that the !" ng
Wy the sale of intoxicating liquors p
me observed during the last tlTe as
wo it was in the early part OF W. nj
ara am sorry to say, believe mas yei
al and should the sales continue Oeehkl
ue' the same proportion, the ageh.W dlnf1
eX- ducted as it has been only at iollcan
der I still maintain, however, as eVp to th
no fine wisdom of the policy OF es1 have
tniS agency and our experiment hadllshin
civ, while it is great advantage >rovet
sent oomnlv with the spirit Of the t0 The
ufi' resnect rather than to seek 9atute
ing, nav also be done without expeI evade
lsed ( scarcity OF water during ee to til
nild- dnced our attention to the hl1le sum-
ems, as tho hest source of supHEneyed al
, yet % for Tin tIe eity. We were Ny of pure
such wit with the promise of EasGvorably inn
.r of NJ NJ. ,1nrnase and caust or Lynde Bre
dig ,naS mants p td he made te u surveys and me
wall ,ro streom The. certain the capa
gard, sh1 shows VS. the the range HI of our measure
littee s;on, in July alter to have av
e eX- AugrHt 2,972,572 ga
here "Sept& 2,7l0,720
and u :, :, 0Cxsn 0c.opsr 2,sldS2o 2S,So9
ats,a ~ trbis would seenr 13,939,20O
49, of the stream is SUI prove that the ca
e pr supply the
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