The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-05-05
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apply to the central sections of the city,
perhaps to all of Commercial street.
Alderman Pagan agreed with Alder
man Thompson. He would like to see q
good building law, and the sweeping
away of the fire limit regulations. He
believed in relying more on the good
Judgment of the inspector of public
buildings.
Alderman Thompson moved to lay the
ordinance on the table.
Alderman Kehoee thought the board
all of ono mind, and as 1t was an ordi-
nance on its final passage he preferred
direct vote. The, ordinance was then
refused passage.
CITY LIQUOR AGENT.
The board proceeded to elect LIQUOR
agent.
Whole number of votes. 2
Charles Q. Douglass, 5
Michael McCann, .
On motion of the Alderman from Ward
H. it was voted that the election of
Charles @. Douglass as liquor agent, be
IuduO
VICTUALERS' LICE NSES.
These licenses as innhplders and yiotu-
alers were granted subject to the CITY
marshaps report: Geo. W. johnson, 1877
Free; Cyrene Wiley, 43 India; Geo. H.
Mccoy, % and 25 Pearl; VIM. A. Tierney.
296 COMMERCIAL; Henry Evans, 453 Con-
gress; Alfredo Cox, 55 Commercial; Levi
W. Atwood, 1913 Center; Mrs. R. T. Sterl-
ing, Oceanic house, Peaks island; Jasper
II. Frost, 101 Portland street; A. G..
Arey, SO Middle: Frank A. Jellison, 9S5
Congress; Mary Laron, SO Middle; Frank
S. Tucker. Custom House wharf; James
N. O'Hara, Custom house wharf;
George j. Logue, Portland; Samuel P.
Dennis, 40 Commercial; Mary J. Con-
well, All Commercial; Mary Fobos, At
Commercial, Vim. Smith, 12S Middle;
Harry Greenberg, 473 Commercial; Geo.
I. Means, 43 Exchange; Catherine Finch,
81 Middle; Mrs. Emma Preston, 1O6 Mid
die; Geo. J. Hodsdon, So Portland; Ed
WIN g. Bangs, 56 Portland pier; H. G.
Shaw rs Commercial; Ernesto Ponce, 1876
Commercial; Charles Rosen bloom, 237
Federal; H annah Walker, 36l Congress;
John i. Wilson, 16 India; Isaac Abrams,
81 Middle; P. H. Erskine, 43 Middle; j.
J. Beardsworth, SS India; ]. NJ. Stafford,
% Temple; BENZ. K. Paine, 1S1 Com
meroial; e. N. Bates, 449 Commercial;
NJ. J. Devine, 70 Middle; Davis Bros,
1856 Federal; Jennie Bernstein, 80 Ind 10
Thomas W. freeman. 1870 Exchange; VIM.
G.. Canning, 20 York; Mrs. E. A. Her
bert, 4l6 Fore; Il. flanagan So Oxford;
Martin A. Conley, rs York; E. S. Libby,
SO Market; Fred A. Cummings, 931 Con-
gress; John @. Duprey, 95 Middle; Geo.
D. Rientz, 4S Portland pier; Harlow &
Little6eld, 947 Congress: J. Fl. Weferling,
sos Congress; Fanny L. Druker, az In
dia; s. W. Parker, 1879 Portland; James
L. Argus, sos Fore; George W. Hunt,
Custom house wharf; Joseph S. ellis.
1873 Middle; jeremiah Hyde, $50 Centre;
T. B. Percy, 141 Commercial.
LICENSES AS INNHOLDERS.
Mark Crockett, 81 Green; W. F. Robb.
Chadwick house; ]. G. White, Preble
house; Foss & O'Connor, U. S. hotel; ".
+. Robb, Chase house; J. K. Martin,
Falmouth hotel; H. M. Cashier, Vest
End hotel; E. A. Sawyer, Feaks Island
house: Ernesto Ponce, Granite Spring
house, Long Island; Thomas W. lay
Tor, Park hotel. Green street; Chas. s.
SWEET, Durant house; Chas. S. Swett
SWEETS hotel.
PETITION FOR LICENSE AS VICTU-
ALER.
Harry S. Erlick, 212 Federal; II. A.
Harding, Is Monument square; Chas
Saunders, 1876 Federal; M. B. Sullivan,
rs Exchange.
NEW BUILDINGS.
Petitions were presented to erect new
buildings as follows: S. johnson. dwell
ing, 9 Hammond treet; L. G. Peterson,
dwelling. 348 Portland street; John W.
Deering, private stable, Valley street;
Elias Thomas, fruit stand, 80 Portland
Pier; E. W. Hunt, dwelling, % Lewis
street; Williams Manufacturing Compa-
ny, Sheds rear 191 Kennebsc street; Pat
rick Mcnamara, dwelling and sta BILE.
Nos. "a and 26 Washington street; VIM.
j. Bradford, wood shed, 81 Elm street;
Fitzsimmons & Ryan, coal and wood
shed. No. 80 Cumberland street C. S.
johnson, rear 70 Smith street James
Hawley. dwelling, Nos. and 10 Mayo
street W. S. Dunn, dwelling. a ELS
worth street Annie Whitney, dwelling,
No 1874 Braokett street; VIM. Murray,
dwelling, No. 26 Locust street; Patrick
Mckown, dwelling. No. 62 Preble street;
W. ii. Howard, dwelling addition, 434
st. John street; Llewellyn Wildes, dwell
ing, 16 Roberts street; Nellie West, dwell
ing.5 Lower Cove street; Mary.J Frazier,
sheds, 255 Fore street; Thos. l.. Talbot,
dwelling, $50, S92 Spring street; Andrew
j. Rich, addition dwelling, 1869 Pearl
street; VIM. 6. Davis, 5-story wooden
building, 117x10o feet, at easterly corner
of st. John and Congress streets, Alpheus
Griffin. dwelling, rear 90 North street.