The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-07-06

"a eAo HulSdHCe. Line ldQu is III DeeIluS
and is owned by Mr.. Henry Deering.
Messrs. Tolman and Josselyn were ap-
appointed committee for this board to
consider the matter.
Morning Street Sewer.
An order was passed that the COM
mittee on drains and sewers, be author
lied to construct a sewer through Morn
ing street from Congress street, to con-
meet with sewer already constructed.
Innholders Licensed.
The following petitions for licenses MS
innholders and victuallers were received
and granted, subject to the favorable re-
port of the city marshal:
Ephraim G. Sweet. City Hotel.
Mrs. Emma Mayo, Eastern Steamboat House.
Benz. c. Gay, Park Hotel, Green Street. 0e''0'
Island.
Island.
Eben A. Sawyer, Peaks Island House.
c. E. Gushing, Long Island.
F. Cassassa, Peaks Island.
g. 7. Erskine, PSI Fore street
g. r. Grant, Peaks Island.
L. Hanson, Long Island.
y. HallOran. b commercial street.
KnoWlton & Logan, 239 Spring street.
All Tee Lamb, | Custom House wharf.
VIM: +. w. Mcbride, Long Island.
S. Plummer, behring's Oaks.
Thos. Ross, "a Portland street.
J. w. Sullivan, Ill Centre street.
A. L. Sterling, Peaks Island.
III. G, Shaw, rs Commercial street.
Daniel TObey, 55 Commercial street
Frank Wallace, 181 Middle street.
Other Petitions for Licenses.
Other petitions for licenses were grant
ed as follows:
George E. Currier as pawnbroker at 257
Peter l.. Kyle as auctioneer.
Walter S. Bailey as auctioneer.
Charles w. Allen as auctlOneer
C. W. Gilbert to keep billiard hall at Long
Island.
Gilbert L. Bailey for renewal of license to
keep and sell gunpOWder.
Edwards s. Walker, for renewal of license to
keep and sell gunpowder.
New Wooden Buildings.
Petitions to erect new wooden build
ings were received as follows and grant
ed subject to approval of the committee
on new buildings:
A. L. Turner, 16 to 10 Carter street; 24x24,
two stored dwelling.
Elmer Fl. Jones 81 Melbourne street, 25x3o,
dwelling.
J.F. Weber, e5 Morning street, 24x49,
dwelling.
A. 1. Holden, rear IA Oxford street, 3ox7o,
dwelling.
John Chisholm, "a Beckett street, 22x45,
dwelling.
Donna E. Ross, 33 Crescent street, 22X35,
Eliphaiet Rowell, (by George Rowell, Port
land) 80 Neal street, 29x34, dwelling.
A. L. Frank, 5 Salem street, 14x26. Addi-
ton,
y; H. Mcdonald, 9 Greenleaf street.. 1ex5o,
j. II. croucher, "A Brackett street, 1sx2o,
stable.
Aver, Houston s. Co., hat factory, 27x73 and
10 feet high; roof and sides covered with iron.
Constable's Bond.
The bond of John M. Hussey o. CON
stable was approved.
Petitions Received
J. P. Miller for brick sidewalk at 1928
Cumberland street. Referred.
New Streets.
The committee on laying out new
streets reported the laying out of Luther
street on Peaks Island, from Island ave-
nue. to John street.
Miscellaneous Business.
The report of the City Marshal on
electric lights out for June was received
and ordered on file.
E. j. Morrell asked that the sewer
from No. to 7 Heath street be allowed
to enter the sewer on Boyd street, free
of expense, since there is no sewer on
Heath street. Referred to committee on
drains and sewers with power.
The sum of $13.51 was ordered re-
funded to Emily G. Hartford, trustee of
Burman Missionary Society, on account
of taxes she had paid unnecessarily on
five shares of Canal Bank stock.
The committee on drains and sewers
reported in favor of allowing ]. M. Ed
wards to enter the sewer at 122 Green
street on payment of $40.
The claim of Mrs. Mary Briggs for $25
damages incurred by her from defec-
Curran house on Fox street was received
and referred.
The petition of the judge of probate
for the appointment of guardian to a
person of unsound mind was granted.
Patrick Curran's claim on account of
damage done by sewer overflow was
referred.
IN COMMON COUNCIL.
Absent, Messrs. Melaugh and Prince.
The Mayors Veto.
The president read the Mayors veto of
the order passed by the Council giving
the members of Dirigo Hose Company,
No. 6, the same corresponding increase
of pay as was given in the appropriation
bill to the other members of the depart
ment. This was the veto:
PORTLAND, July 5, 1892.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Under orders for raising the salaries of the
Dirigo Hose Company originating in your hon
orable board on june 9Th OF the present year.
tha nr9Var Of the nntitiOnarS WAS orantad opd