The Portland daily press., 1896-06-17

and it hadn't raised his insurance rates
veniences. ssaap
Mr.. Fagan moved the matter be post
poned until the next regular meeting ana
that the owners of the shed be notified.
1t was so voted.
CHILDREN'S ENTERTAINMENT.
Alderman Howell offered the petition
OF the Woman's Council and an order Tor
SlOO TO be charged to the contingent
fund for children's entertainment in
City hall, July 4. The order was unanl-
mously passe d.
ISAIAH FRYE Sc co.
Mr.. Pagan offered the petition OF Isaiah
Frye & Go. for permission to erect
building on Preble street.
The permission was gran ted.
FIREWORKS AND FIRE CRACKERS.
An order was passed to give authority
to the proper firms and persons to sell
fireworks, the permission not to extend
beyond July 4.
EOOhIh OP q v LIZ.
Order passed that the mayor order a
salute to be fired and bells rung on July
4, the expense to be charged to the con-
tingent.
MRS. ELLIS TO HAVE A HEARING.
A communication was received from
Marshal Tricky that Mrs. Ellis, SOP Con-
IF nc
furnishing domestics from her employ
ment office knowing them to De improper
persons even after complaint had been
made to her. He moved that Mrs. Ellis
make her appearance before the board at
an early date and it was SO voted.
NEW WOODEN BUILDINGS.
| These petitions to erect new wooden
buildings were granted subject to the
usual conditions: P. 81. Mcnamara.
| drug store, 26 Washington street; Peter
e. MoCallum, dwelling, 46 Waterville
street; e. N. Earle, dwelling, corner
| Vesper and Wilson streets; Isaiah Frye &
Co., store room, Preble street, trustees
Brown estate, bottling house, 1894 Cross
treet; Knut Knutson, shed, So Ham
mona street; Il. A. Sargent, dwelling,
CLARK and Crescent streets; G. H. Pay
son, stable, Pine street.
LICENSES REFERRED.
The board dissolved and went into a
licensing board and referred these
licenses except those of Cady & Mccoy
John Il. McGinnis. joseph L. Crook,
Edward J. Cay. ), A. Pine. J. Il.
Hutchinson, Simon Rubinoff. j. S.
Jumper, A.. S. Jackson, Everett Wilson,
E. Woodbury., NJ. j. Mccoy.
Thomas Shanlahan to blast rocks
westerly corner Spring and Park streets.
Samuel Dulitzty as pawnbroker, CLARK
& Webster, merry go-round at 70 Gross
street.
BONDS REFERRED.
The bonds of these viotualers were re-
ferred TO the city solicitor: ]. e. Nc.
Guinness, J. S. Pine bowling alley.
Thomans Coleman, J. B. Jones, II. W
Castner, Simon Rubenoff, J. A. Lorette,
e. j. Cady, Martin Leyden, j. L. Cook,
@. II. Butler, A. g. jackson, E. Wilson.
| ABOUT SIDEWALKS.
| In reply to question of Mr.. Illsley's
Mr.. Thompson said that the city would
lay a sidewalk AMI charge it to the
AUDITORS their share.
| SOME OTHER LICENCES.
Mr. Cady had been refused license BY
the marshal. Mr.. Cady appeared and said
if he got this license he should keep {
first GLASS restaurant. Mr.. Cady was
granted license.
| Mr. Harlow who had been refused {
license by the marshal, said he did 6
strictly legitimate business at his place
| on Commercial street. he had to dt
business on Sunday because he catered
to the Boston boat trade. Mr.. Harlow
said no seizure had ever been made there
He did keep ginger ale. He never SOLD
liquor. Eir. Harlow said he was willing
to let the matter lay over until the mar
shall could be heard and the matter was
laid on the table until the next meeting.
MARRIAGES.
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