Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-11-09

years. The distance where pipe would lie
rclaid Is about 800 feet The gentlemen in
tcrcsted were present and addressed the
board upon the subject. They offered, if
1t should later be found that the street
was private property to pay the costs Of
removing the pipe. resolution authori-
ling the laying of the pipe provided ".
e -. G.. Crane cXacutc a bond as ndi-
Gated was adopted.
The sum of sSO0 was placed to the credit
of the water department..
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
A resolution relating to "A change Of
grade of portions Of ConGcr, Central and
Harrison avenues was taken from the ta-
bic. where it had been laid that notice
might be given and was passed
A resolution was passed auth,ci2ing tho
extension of the four inch water main
casterly from oak street on st. Louis
street.
a resolution offered by Alderman Mason
authorizing a temporary loan of sum
mot to exceed $4,000 was passed.
The dedication of the north end Of Wal
nut street was filed by Louis Luck and re
fegtcd to the street commissioners,
The wal r. commissioners reported that
the public fire hydrant recently located
st the foot of King street had hccn housed
in and was IN use by the Shepard Il Morse
Lumber company. Tho report was re-
f"rrcd to he fire committee. The water
commissioners also report ID that the Stone
posts maCking the boundaries of the pro M
isos and right Of way acquired al The
pumping station had not all been set and
arc none of them marked. the report was
referred to the committee on water de-
partment
Alderman Mason suggested to the board
a t,1sI tn sl1g 90
for bids on -four and other staple articles
for the paupcr department to be deliver
ed at a stated time.
A communication from the water de-
partmcnt relative to the extension Of the
water main in ST. Louis street was laid
on the table.
BILLS PAID.
The following were among the bills or
dcred paid:
Water department ............,..... SI19l.'9
Fire departments pay rol.......... Gjl.Ni
Fire Department. monthly state
mcnt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 229'ld
Consolidated Electric Co, street
lights Observation-Disclosures. lVS''o
city Agency, liquor ................. l''5.H-
State tax ................'.'.''' ''''l-'o''''f
Police Department.. monthly pay
roll OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...... "'''. hi
Paupcr department, month of OCT. Gio.'C
Health department, DR. II. Il. Wat
4 klns ................. ...........,.... Ii'.Hp
| The bill of 5. Il. salisbury for SIS earned
! in caring for dumps, was laid on the
table to enable Alderman shea of the COM
mittee ON accounts ana claims to inves-
tigate it, h. having refused to sign the pl.l.
LICENSES GRANTED.
The following licenses We're granted I'M
der the usual restrictions: ST. Joseph :
,,. a i,1Iilliun
John French house on east side Of East
avenue: K. c. Whaley, house at corn' I
OF Shclburne street and Ferguson avenue
T.. A. Brunol house on east side Of Rus-
sell street; Miss X. T. Mills, hous" ana
studio on east side of Williams street
Mrs L. A. Goodhuc. house on north s!de
of Maple street; Matted Cereals Co. rae
tory on Pine street; q. +. North, house
At corner of College ana Williams streets
r. {. Gotham. house east side of willard
street; Mrs Emily Rousseau, Ncranda real
Of No. Bright street; Lcandor Barney
addition to sh y in rear of No. l"i inter-
. vale avenue; r. q. Whalley, green house
near corner of Shelburne street and Fer
guson avenue: II. T.. Lewis, hen houserca
| Of No. II North Union street; 81. Fat
rck's Academy, addition and rCralrS on
St Paul street; estate of James Quinn
claILoardng house No. 70 Pitkin street
i 5. Adsit. woodshed west of coal yard
Oh f'lilt street, T.. \. Ni'illftlHs ilfl must
rear of No. l03 North Champlain street
Mrs. Nyra y. Powers. repairing south sid,
of No. 100 Church street; Mrs l.. A. Good
hue. use of portion Of Maple street fol
two months; NJ. f.. Montgomery use OF
portion of Buell. street; Ellen johnson, use
of portion of Church street; Queen city
Cotton Co., use of portion of Lakeside ave
nue.; 6. r. North. use of portion 90 col
lcgc and Williams streets; NJ. l.. NOYcS
billiard saloon and bowling alley at No -
Church street; John and f. II. Russell
peddlng country produce; 9. Carpenter Il
Co., peddinG country produce; NincensC
hi Meo, selling nuts, etc, from a pusl
cart; W. q. Tucker n Co., pedlllng
country produce.