The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-07-13

reason of the new grade of Middle street: pay
ing r. Leighton, Jr., $125 on the same account:
reducing the width Of portion of Congress |
'strects near Aims House street, to 66 feel, ON
conditton that the AUDITORS pay 10 the eli ~ An
equitable sum for the advantage derived and
fence t1e lots; paying STimothY Warren $50 |
for 100 1oads Of loan hanled to Lincoln Park;
authorizing concfete walk tobe laid on Lin
coin Pink, at an eFpenseA not exceeding $50;
1.-THE work was done some time since BY order
Of the proper committee, and this order Is to
pay the cost thereof;] paying Charles Richard
son $40 for land taken 10 widen Pearl street, i
below Fore; directing g sidewalk to be built
as sasssy side Of w dreotns hs No.
street be temporarily graded, so as to make it
passable; directing the establishment of grades
for Lincoln and Emery streets; authorizing
the erection of street lamps on the corner OF
Bramhall and Bracket and Waterville and
Sherbrooke Streets n condition that the con-
nectiDg pipes be laid without expense to the
city; authorizing the erection of street lamps
on the corner Of Monument and Monntfort
streets, and on the corner of Milk and Market
streets; authorizing the Mayor to employ tenn
porary assistants in the Civil Engineers Office
from time to time, as the interests of the city
NAV REQUIRE, until an Engineer is duly elected:
directing brick sidewalk be laid on the west
erly side of Wilmot street. from Cumberland
to Oxford street; also for one on the southerly
side of Pleasant street, about fifty feet long,
extending to High street; also for one on New
bury street, from Market to India street; d.
rectiDg the street on the line of the Grand
Trunk Railway property on Fore street to be
repaired, the same having been damaged by
| the city last year in building a Sc wer.
Petitions presented and reTerred-Of A. ID.
Brown & ais. that Spring street, between Neal
| and Vaughan, may be graded; of Rebecca p.
York, for compensation for personal injuries
received from defects in Mayor street; of John
| H. Horr for permission to establish fish mar
| ket at No. g. Clark street; of proprietors OF
| Franklin wharf, that the deposit in the dock
| on the east side of their wharf made by q city
! sewer may be removed; Of Geo. 4. Shepley
| & ais, for a sewer on State street, from Dan
| forth street to State street church; of Dexter
Daniels, for pesmission to remove dead tree
| in front of house No. 235 Cumberland street.
| Leave to acithdra,c was granted on petition of
/ A. M. Militt that Fore street near the Port
land Co. q works may be widened, for the
reason that exhorbitant damages are demand
/ ed same on petition of Locke, Meserve q Co.,
| that the Nicholson or wooden pavement may
be laid ON Middle street; same on petition
for o sidewalk on the s0utherly side of Federal
| street, below Market; same on a petition for
culvert on Prospect street; same on petition OF
| j. M, Fluent that the upper part of Exchange
street may be paved; same on petition OF W.
| w. Thomas that Martyr street may be graded;
| same on petition of J. A. Henderson that .
| portion of Neal street may be graded; same on
petition of Henry L. Paine for plank side
| walk on Danforth street; same on a petition
| for sidewalk on Salem street; same ON a Pc
| tition that Avon street may be graded; same
on a petition for a sidewalk on West CONNER
| clal street.. azs ~ * Il Z, 4s-s .sl