Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-08-06

On application licenses to use portions
of streets for building purposes were
granted under the usual restrictions tothe
following: b. Turk X Bros, in front of
Their store, fillmore johnson, on North
street; q. NJ. Delaney, in front of the
Wheeler block ON St Paul street Egbert
Callihan, in front of John kelly's house
on Interval avenue; Matthew Collins, in
front OF house No. 3;4 st. Paul street, also
to connect with sewer The application
FOR license TO connect the new St Joseph's
church with the sewer by going across
other land was referred to the street COM
mittee.
a petition was received asking for the
construction of a sewer on Allen street.
and OF motion of Alderman FngleSbV il
was referred 10 the street committee
petition for a street light on Willard
street. between Howard and Cliff STREETS
was referred to committee on streets,
Oh motion of Alderman Sutton.
EXPORTS AND RESOLUTIONS.
y resolution was passed on motion of
Alderman Kelly providing for the change
OF the grade and the lowering of the
sewer line ON North Champlain street at
It's intersection with Pearl street = 10 100
feet 50 that the sewage will flow south
from Peru street
Alderman johnson in behalf of the
street committee, reported in favor OF
building sewer on Champlain street be-
tween Pearl and Peru streets and on mo-
ton of Alderman Weaver the report was
accepted and adopted. On motion of Al
uernan Kelly resolution was passed
authorizing the street committee to build
the same
Alderman Peirce inquired as to what
elIln the committee would have ON hand
I all the sewers asked for were bu!lt and
Alderman johnson answered that most of
these sewers would re built at the vN
pens 81 lie property LOldcrs.
IN o." mai Ter Ui the petition for the con
Strucu'n OF sewer on North Union
street '"tWeen Looms and North streets
the street committee reported IN favor of
granting /, and on motion of Alderman
, cave the report was accented and
adopted ON motion Of Alderman Nc
Nllllp resolution was passed ustructing
! the stree, committee To build the sewer IN
questl.n.
Ihe street committee also reported in
lNVt "l granting the petition for the
curbln- ,nd gathering OF the east side OF
" lnoo- avenue between North and
North mon streets. On motion of AID
erllin"N " ehNer the report was accepted
| ana ..GPted.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
Alderman sutton -taJeJ that the Uni
Yerslty authorities had asked for the an
preparation OF BOO to assist in the care OF
the park On the University grounds and
motion Of Alderman Pierce the matter
was referred to the committee on public
buildings and parks.
On motion of Alderman sutton the
claim IF John Smoliins presented by
SeuecG llazelton for $50 for damages to
III land and crops resulting from the
breaking OF the water pipe and also from
water which the sewer could not accom-
datr during heavy rains in the latter part
OF MY was referred to the Committee.on
streets
y communication from II. f. Woodbury.
was received rendering his resignation as
ms Pector of election and fire warden i'm
Tourth ward. On motion of Alderman
Kelly the resignation was accepted ON
/ motion OF Alderman Johnson George n
! hlhsley was elected to ill both vacan-
(Ces.
The bond of Oliver Lamora for $500
AenabinS him to escort prisoners to Sfate
nsutut0ns was accepted ON motion
POt Alderman Sutton.
he resolution providing that "A commit
tee OF three be appointed to report a bill
tor the approval OF the Board amending
the city charter 50 IL to have hereafter
hYe assessors, one appointed each year tor
term of five years. Having gone into
effect without the mayors approval Presi-
dent Booth appointed as such committee
Aldermen Englesby, reirce and Mckillip
The Board adjourned without date.