The Portland daily press., 1898-06-07

| aloyas of tha -. servants, and en-
entered into the United ssates s ss, c
during 1ne present war with spain shall.
upon receiving an honorable DISCHARGES
rom sucn service be entitled to the
posleion they held at the time of their en-
- A1allison suggested that the present
Guy government could not bind it's sue
oessor.
lne Mayor-In that case it will do no
harm.
Inc ordinance was passed to be en-.
crossed.
SCATTERING BROKEN GLASS.
Alderman Dow did good
1nlng when he presented the following Or
dinance:
5e - u ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen
anu common Council of the CITY Of Port
i'A ~ N City council assembled as follows:
IN N anI person shall throw, place OF deposit
giass, broken bottles, tacks, nails, pieces
~ ~ wire, or any other substance or article
I ~! may be Injurious to horses feet, to
= Ivy ie tlres or tires of wheels OF all
s slnus, under penalty of not less than
i've nor more than twenty dollars for
approval
The ordinance was passed to it's second
reading.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
John H. Conneen petitions for a brick
Sidewalk in front of his house, No. 1903
monument street.
Mrs. II. A. Beal for sidewalk corner of
North aud Cumberland Streets
y, ". Furlong to be reimbursed S13
ior Dill paid for him for running over
10y, oharles L. Moore, while sososasting ON
hancock street, January 10, $685.
Mrs. Winnie j. Hargadon for brick side
Walk at No. As Brattle street.
FRED f. Dow and others for electric
light on the northeasterly side of Smith
street.
mary j. Frazier to remove wooden
building from rear No. 80 Franklin street
forty feet towards Fore street.
NEW STREETS.
The joint standing committee ON laying
out new streets to whom was referred
these petitions: Winfield Horr ct ais, on
Long island; W. J. Whiting ct ais, to
continue Boynton court; 6. NJ Butler
ct ais, to extend Larch and Linden
streets; recommend that the petitioners
have leave to withdraw.
ORDERS.
These orders were passed:
That the superintendent of school
buildings be authorized and directed to
sell all the old iron taken from the desks
and seats now in the various school build
lngs OF the city and pay the receipts of
the sale to the city treasurer.
That the committee on lights place an
lncandesoent light on Smith street.
mat the committee on unimproved
real estate contract for the sale and re-
moval of the buildings standing at No.
IL Chestnut street, the building to be
removed within 60 days
mat 5he lot on the northeasterly corner
OF Washburn avenue and Dean street be
sold TO James L. Rice and that the city
treasurer give deed for same to him.
NEW BUILDINGS.
The following petitions for the erection
OF new buildings We're received Marks
q Ea-le, dwelling, 33 Noyes street; Marks
q Earle. dwelling, IS Devonshire street;
Marks & Earle, dwelling, 76 Deyonshire
street ;ssAlbert S. Gray, dwelling So Sher-
man street; S. III. Colesworthy, Jr.,
Unrestricted block of two dwellings,, 81
and 53 Park street; Mrs. Margaret Hayes,
two-storied dwelling, corner of Martyr
and Canton streets; John WEIGH, two
storied wooden store, So and 55 Cumber-
land street; Nathan E. Redlon, dwelling,
141 Fore street; Franklin Robinson,
shed, 203 Cumberland street: Ezra Drew,
addition to dwelling, 80 Wilmot street
Emmanuel Lutheran church, IA and 16
Sherman street; Walter L.Lefavor, dwell
ing, Peaks island; James Q. Kent, dwell
ing. Peaks island; Daniel e. McCann,
shed, Freeman lane
LICENSES.
These applications were received for
licensees: r. e. Wallace, innholder; Geo.
Morris, Frank e. Leighton, Ernesto
Ponce, Frank e. Osgood, c. 81. Stowell,
v. G. Mountfort, James A. L. Lorette,
Mrs Sarah Innes Westman g. West,
victuallers e. A. Sawyer and Mrs. r.
I. Sterling, innholders; Ernesto Ponce
and J. A.. Lorette, billiard halls.
MISCELLANEOUS
The heirs Of the late Hans Hansen
petitioned for compensation for damage
to their property caused by raising he
grade of Valley street. Referred.
Bills and pay roll of the commission of
public works for the past month to the
amount of S., 659.1 were reported.
In accordance with the report of the |
COMMITTEE the Consolidated Electric |
Light company was authorized to erect
poles at the corner of Market and Fore |
streets and Sheridan and Monument |
streets.