The Worcester spy., 1899-07-11
JULY PRICE,
29C yard

Gil: Upon the petition of c. A. Kelley
ana others for a sidewalk on Harrison
street recommending inexpedient to act
and on the petition Of Mary H. Kelley
and others for sidewalk on Barclay
street recommending leave to with
, draw.
The several petitions of James H
Rowland, manager, for water in Rock
lngham, Somerset and William street
extension were laid on the table
These petitions were referred to vari-
GUS committees Thomas Allen trus-
tee, for making public Monadnock. Sag
amore and Whitman roads, to the street
committee; Nathaniel Brewer & Co.
for approval of width, location and
grade OF new streets, to the city solicit
tor; e. M. Robinson, for the abatement
OF street betterment assessment, to the
street betterment assessment commit
tee; New England Telephone and Tele-
graph Company for locations for poles
and wires In Highland street, to the al
oermanic committee on streets; Wor-
cester Gas Light Company for gas pipe
extensions lin Blossom, Hollywood and
Larch streets, to the committee on
streets on the part of the upper board
The report of the city engineer upon
the petition Of the Allen Wall Paper
Company for approval of grade of a
new street, was received and placed OF
hle. The engineer does not approve OF
the present location of the new street
but recommends the laying out Of a
street across the land of the F. w
Barber heirs to Wiley avenue near tbs
Junction of West Boylston street, at an
estimated cost of $500.
The report of the committee on streets
on the part of the upper board on the
petition of the New England Telephone
q Telegraph Company for location OF
poles and wires in Cold, Olean, Hamil-
ton, Plantation and Brattle streets was
recommitted, on the ground that Gold
street should not have been included in
the list OF locations.
The report of this committee on the
petition of the Worcester Gas Light
Company for locations in Allen street
Bartlett and Eaton place, Beacon,
Bridge, Cherry, Canal, Crown, Engle-
wood, Genoa, Lisbon, Glenwood, Lau-
rel, Market, Metcalf, William, Somer-
set, Roxbury and Waverly streets, Cir
cult and East and Massachusetts ave-
nues, was adopted
These sewer assessments were ORDER
ed
Winthrop street--Sisters of Providence,
$24S.4 .46; Champion Associates, $273 81; Mar
garet A: Garrity, S69 46; Crompton Associ-
ates. $lO2 Al; Charles Crompton and others,
S2to47; Georgietta F. Crompton s4S.l4
Granite street-Crompton Associates,
nah D. Stowell, $21O,01; Crompton Associ-
ates, $6767; John d. f. Jones heirs, $315 S.;
SGustaf A -sppSongberg, 54.SS; John A.
r. Anderson, $S675; Julius Ossene. sS6.75.
South Stowell street-Ivarr Pollock, S73.-
Perry, $2450; Frans o. Peterson, $3l IS;
Konisa A. Erickson and Andrew j. John
son. $29. 40; PER- A. Wahlstrom, $29. 40.
Wabash avenue-Maurice CahilI, 500 40.
Ellen B. Dennisont $3.50; Margaret T..
Murphy, S294O; Patrick Murphy, $24.5
Crompton Associates, $151.02
A communication was read and an
proved, from the clerk Of the board Of
engineers of the fire department. giy-
ing notice of several changes in the
fire department, recommending the dis
charge of g. N. HILL assistant engineer
OF Engine 3, who absented himself from
the city without leave and has not an
swered an alarm since June 10. 1899
These appointments of the luayor
were confirmed: a
Richard +. Watson, as constable and
cog officer; special police, James Dovle
North park; George A. Sargent. sa0
Park avenue; G. A. Cleveland. Take
Quinsigamond Steamboat CO..: 7 n
Pendall, Hollis street and vicinity
Alderman O'Connell introduced an or
der which was adopted, to have tbe
committee on street lighting confer
with the gas company relative to cor
tain street light locations now pend
ing.
The aldermen adjourned for one weel,
at las O'Clock