The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-04

Tonav Ssno 10 Acme Tanning comnanv for
do,ooaas to their watts caused by a sewer
To Construct a "a inch sewer on Somerset
strao+ batwaan Pearl and Wilmot streets
est mated exnense being 1925. This is to
absta the nuisance at the foot of Wilmot
street.
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The following petitions for leave to erect
nav bindings were received and referred in
the usual way:
Charles H. Chase, wooden addition to
dwelling at No. lO4 franklin street
Frederick e. Haskell, wooden dwelling.
a,5 stories. 6ox3O, at No. 557-56l Cumberland
street.
e. A. Little, an addition to wooden
dwelling and office at Nc. l29 Lincoln street.
DR. q r. Dow, wooden stable at rear of
No. 2T6 State street.
r. S. Webster & Bros. and VIM Nash of
North J,imington and Portland, a wooden
dwelling az stories at No. 81 vesper street.
Ellen E. Quinn, a 2A story wooden
dwelling at 1870 Cumberland street.
N.Harding, three story wooden dwelling
with private stable in rear, rear No. n Con-
gress street.
John W. Deering, a wooden private stable
two stories, 30x2s, at rear No. 1888 Sherman
street.
Maine Eye and Ear Ilfrmary, two story
addition .of brick to the Infirmary ON
Vaughan street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
L. M. Watson and others petition for the
continuation of Central avenue and Island
avenue, Peaks island.
Charles S. Emerson of Auburn, asks
damages to the amount of S25 for land
taken in laying out Leavitt street, Long
island.
Abel Carter petitions for sidewalk at 1868
Danforth street.
Samuel F. Wood. who has house at Nos.
lis and III Cumberland street, represents
that he has put in traps in accordance with
the direction of the plumbing inspector, and
that last winter they froze. He now asks for
damages from the city.
The petition for the widening'.of Oak street,
incorrectly referred, was taken up and re-
ferred to the committee on laying out new
streets.
An order wasspassed relating to property
at "A, 46 and 81 Pleasant street.
The order was passed amending the rules
and orders SO that appointments by the
Mayor requiring confirmation by the alder
men shall lie on the table a week before
action.
Bosworth Post petition that the Soldiers
Monument be lighted.
William H. Trefethen and forty others
petition for new street on Peaks island.
| Alderman Thompson presented long
petition asking for the abatement of
nuisance arising from odors coming from
Back Bay. from vaults and from sculyerts.
Referred to Board of. H ealth.
Charles B. Ross was appointed special
policeman without pay at horse car stable,
Spring street.
The Park commissioners ask for further
time in which to consider the purchase of
the slope of Western promende from the
Brown estate. They do recommend that the
city acquire the Larrabee property adjoin-
ing the Oaks.
The Lew streets committee give Hebron
Mayhem leave to withdraw his claim for
damages.
The Forest City Creamery have leave to
withdraw Gheir lain for damages.
The new streets committee deem it mex
pedient to lay out new street from Wash
ington to Sheridan street.
The committee on revision of city ordi-
nances report that while the ordinance
should be revised, such step is inexpedient
now, in view of the fact that the city
| charter may be amended at the coming
session of the legislature.
| Geo E. Dole and eight others demonstrate
| against the widening or acceptance OF
| Walker street,
| Robert E. Ahearn, Democrat of Ward g.
and Asa &. Littlejohn, Republican of Ward
l. were appointed election clerks.