The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-10

READ, Alderman vaughan 1nOVeQ lIldI
the vote whereby an order was adopted
to lay asphaltina in the street be re-
considered Alderman Barrett moved
as a substitute motion that the order
be held in the board of aldermen until
the committee on streets should have
considered the petition and arranged
for a hearing. The motion was car
ried.
Alderman Barrett introduced an Or
der authorizing the city treasurer to
issue bonds of the city to the amount
of $4,000 payable 80 years from June l,
1899, drawing 81 per cent interest pay
able semi-annually, explaining that the
sum in question is the remainder of
the 100000 water loan which has not
been negotiated. The order was re-
| ferred to the committee on finance.
| The committee on assessments for
sewers reported on the petition of Nell
lie S. Patterson for abatement of sewer
assessment, recommending that the as
sessment be abated to the amount of
$3.50, which amount shall be assessed
against the estate of Annette Lyons,
On the petition of heirs of Otis White
more, for the abatement of a similar
assessment, it was recommended that
! the sum Of $15.3S be abated in full and
that the amount be assessed against
Anthony ]. Cadoret.
! The committee on streets reported rec
ommending that the petitions of the
! Worcester Gas Light Company to lay
pipes in Agricultural, Belmont, Cy-
/ press, Shaffner, Fiske, Linwood, Quincy
| and Cottage streets and Institute road
b. granted with proviso that the gas
company shall disconnect or remove
the pipes at their own expense in case
any municipal work shall require.
A petition of the New England Tele-
phone & Telegraph company for per
mission to erect poles and run wires in
Hudson. Highland, Agricultural and Sc
yer streets, and Eastern avenue, was
referred to the committee on streets.
The appointment of George A. Grow
as special policeman at the Tatnuck
Country club was confirmed. a COM
munication from the engineers of the
/ fire department, giving notice of re-
cent changes, was read and approved
The appointment of c.. w. Gassett, Will
liam Gurrell, E. w. Harrington and w.
H. Mccormack as weighers of coal
were confirmed.
These sewer assessments were or
dered:-
Rutland terrace: Merrick Bemis
$9S1.49; Stephen Salisbury, $9S1.4S,
Metcalf street: Stephen Salisbury
SOS; Stephen Salisbury, $9S9S; stepher
Salisbury, $319.70.
Massachusetts avenue: Stephen Sal.
/ isbury, $1101.70; Stephen Salisbury
s3S2.O1; Stephen Salisbury, $749.7O.
Il Hadwen road and Fiske street: Eu
nice M. Cummings, Sails; E. G Hig
gins companq $51.60; Mary A NJ FL
lott, $154.S0; Sarah R. Lombard, $154.S0
Edwin r. Fiske, $175.41; Edwin E
Charles S. Chase and Isabel A. Shat
tuck, $5160; Edwin e. Fiske, $154 so
Jenneatte M. Vaille, $132.90; Sarah Z
Edmond. $7263; James M. Newcomb
$685. Clara A. Walton, $11352; Hor.
ace L. Walton, $104.49.
These jurors were drawn for the DC.
tober term of the superior crjunna
court: John j. Casey, % Hill street;
| Calvin L. Goodwin, % Clarkson street;
William j. Howe, % Coral street; Ed
ward B. Price, 215 Cambridge street;
William Gurrell, q Laurel street; Pat
rick J. Shea, Temple street terrace;
Erastus w. Newton, Sever street;
George M. Rice. Eden terrace, Fred
erick w. Southwick, liz Pleasant
street; John M. Donohue, 119 Shrews-
bury street; Martin A. Phelan, 9 Mott
street.
The board adjourned until Monday
evening, Oct. is, at 7.45 o'clock.
The following list of election officers
was sent in by the mayor and laid over
under the rules until the next meet
ing
WARD 1-Precinct 1: Warden, Thomas
clerk, John ]. Driscoll; deputy clerk,
Owen Fearon inspectors, George M.
Lowell Nathan c. Morse, John J. Ken
ney Jeremiah Hennessey; deputy inspect
ors, George E. Burr, Joseph w. Midgeley,
Michael Mcfarland, Charles S. Moreau
Precinct 2: Warden, John M. Kendall;
deputy warden, George w. Eames; clerk,
James f. McGovern; deputy clerk, VIII
liam D. Sullivan; inspectors, Wilfred L.
| Cheney, Frank w. Cheney John Foley,
Joseph Il; Thrain; deputy inspectors,
liam H. Morrissey, Daniel Courtney.
Precinct 8; Warden, Charles E. Mccain;
deputy warden, Michael Murray; clerk.
Stanley G. Brennan; deputy clerk, Will
Vim, George A; Busby, Denis C. Cronin,
Patrick O'Loughlin; deputy inspectors,
George e; Douglass, Victor. X. Barakian,
John F. Gallery, Valentine ]. O'Donnell
Precinct 4: Warden James M Daley;
deputy warden, Joseph Farley; clerk,
| George H; Mann; deputy clerk, George N.
Jeppson; inspectors John e. Morse, Fred
erick |. Brown, John F. Hannah. John
P. kenny; deputy inspectors Gustaf A.
Berg Guy g. Stephen, John H. McNulty,
W. Scott; deputy warden, Edwin Halves;
clerk, John W. Kiley; deputy clerk, James
]. Cavanaugh; inspectors, Wilton H
Desper, Frederick ]: Riggs, George J.
spectors, George H. Haslop, Millard F.
Kelsey, Thomas Madden, James F. Fin
neran.
Precinct 2: Warden, Thomas R. Dane:
deputy warden. Thomas Loughlin; clerk,
Alonzo G. Brewer; deputy clerk, Carl A.
Carlson; inspectors Fred e. Powers.
Thomas ha anIdRm DEPUTY S9nn nse shstsdy
Henry w. Nutting, Charles H. BoiitweIl
Patrick Loughlin, Owen Martin, Jr
Precinct 9; Warden, John N. Moore;
William M. Riedl; deputy clerk, George
n. White; inspectors Charles r. Frodigh,
James M Purfee, Maurice G. Marooney.
Elmer W. fnfr deputy 0g
EDWARD II. Dolan. John E. Brennan.
Freclnct 4 Warden, Arthur H. Evans;
deputy warden, g. Edward Prentiss; clerk,
Tubridy inspectors, Frank c, Gleason
John s. Hand. John L. M. Davenport,
John 9in Z; Henry; deputy inspectors, Martin
pS gun, James m w Murphy, Michael II Ma
WARD 3-Precinct /: Warden. John D.
Driscoll; deputy warden, Michael j.
Heir HEIR clerk Charles \: Ford; deputy
Leander "a. Drury. John B. Lepire Frank
A. Foley, Maurice w. Michigan; deputy
inspectors. Charles P. Driscoll. Louis 81
Lucier, Thomas F. Agnew, Michael q.
DAILY.
Precinct z: Warden Horace B. Long;
deputy warden, Samuel-F. Gates; clerk,
William ], Cannon; deputy clerk Cor
nelius Sullivan. Jr.; inspectors. Henry h
Flint. John W. Foley, Edward F. Hackett
Frank j. Tansey; deputy inspectors, Jo-
seph Lavigne, Henry J. Martin, Stephen
Caren, Thomas r. Brady
| Precinct 8: Warden. James e. Halpin;
deputy warden. John j. Mclaughlin:
clerk Charles H. Hastings; deputy clerk
William D. Spear: inspectors. Narcisse j
Lavigne, George r. Lawrence. William r