The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-04-07

corner OF Milk and Pearl streets. To commit
tee on new wooden buildings with power.
or Frank B. Libby for permission to 'Iscss
new wooden dwelling house at No. 547 Cd d
berlsnd street. To committee on WWo 'den
p0lld1ngs with power.
or Harriet N. jackson to erect wood sn build
ing on franklin street.
OF Joseph A. Dirwanger and others for a
sewer on Walnut street,
or Asa B. Russell and others for a sewer on
Willis street.
OF West and Calderwood and others against
granting license for fish market at 62e 1-2
Congress street.
OF @, A. Donnell and others, for q drain on
or Elias Thomas & Co., and 2S Others, for
brick sidewalk on the southwesterly side Of
Clark street, commencing at Danforth. To
committee OF streets, sidewalks and bridges.
OF Twitehell, Champlin & Co., and 1S1 9TH
ers, that the number Of electric street lamps in
Portland be increased.
OF Woodman, True & Co., and 81 others, to
pave Pearl street from Milk to Fore.
OF M. S. Gibson and Al others for the widen.
ing of Centre street from Free to Congress.
THE cLAPP FUND.
Samuel Rolfe, treasurer Of the Widows
Wood Society, presented his report of the dis
position OF the interest of the Olapp fund,
amounting to two hundred and forty dollars.
The money has been expended among IA ben
ehcaries list Of whom was made q part Of
dered placed on file.
INVITATIONS.
An invitation was received and acknowledge
ed from the Portland Cadets, for the city
council to attend their annual ball, April IA.
An invitation Of the Irish American Relief
Association, for the city council to attend Its
annual ball last evening, was acknowledged
with thanks.
SPECIAL POLICE.
The following were appointed special police
men without pay: Frank /. Brett, Fred G.
Runnells, Watson E. Rand, Jas. L. Rounds,
john Ball. John T. Griffin, Henry A jack
son.
Undertakers were appointed as follows:
John 8: Cushman. John W. Lewis, Thos. FL.
Randall, at Aims House, Joseph Rand, Peaks
Island.
En CommOn Council.
Absent, Messrs Carney and Mcclellan. In
the absence of the clerk, T. G. Fassett was
elected clerk pro tenn. Records of last meet
ing were read and approved.
PETITIONS REFERRED.
OF ]. j. Gerrish and others for a sidewalk
on the sontheasterly side Of the Eastern Prom
enade. To committee on streets, sidewalks and
bridges.
OF Moses Gould and about atty citizens Of
Wards 1 and 2 that the Horse Oar Company
have permission to extend their double track
from near the city building to a point at or
above Washington street, and that they have
permission to extend their track from Atlantic
street to and through Merrill street, to Mel
bourne street, thence to North street, and
thence through North street to Congress
street. To committee on streets, sidewalks and
bridges.
OF s. A. Packard and eight others for q
street lamp on Laurel lane. To committee on
street lamps.
Papers from the upper board received con-
current action.
Messrs. Briggs Rumery and Higgins were
appointed on the committee on the Mayors
address in behalf of this board. On the Board
of Health John P. Hobbs was appointed for
two years and Robert f. Somers for one year.
There being no further business the board
adionrnad