Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-11-21
SEWER ASSESSMENTS.
Municipal Officers Of Augusta Have
Doomed Property Owners.
Hearing on Assessments Will Be Held.
Monday, December q.

uurl!lS Ine past year. Six sewers have
been built at total cost of $4SO1 80. The
total amount of the assessments made
is $?lS. This amount has been assessed
against 20 property owners. These per-
sons will be notified that hearing will
be granted them on Monday evening,
Dec. %. at 7.3O o'clock, at the alder
mems room, City building, when they
may appear and show cause why the
assessments should not stand, if they
desire to do so.
A common sewer has been construct
ed arG completed on Bangor and Pat
tarson streets and through the ravine
south OF Patterson street, beginning at
a rlanhole west of Bangor street at
hear the northeast corner of Howard
Chambers blacksmith shop; thence
easteriy across Bangor street and in
the driveway between the broom
handle factory and Savage Brothers
machine shop lac feet to a manhole;
thence northeasteriy 22.4 feet to a
lamphole; thence northeasterly ,1O9.7
feet to a manhole on land Of f. j..
Coombs; thence easterly POI feet to a
manhole on land Of HarwoOd; thence
easterly 1856 feet to a manhole near the
center Of Cannett street; thence north
erly in Gannett street 103 feet to a
manhOle at the junction of Gannett and
Patterson streets. Its cost was $152S04
The assessments for this sewer are as
follows: Isabella Pullen, s25; Abner
Haskell and Melissa A. Haskell, s25:
Frank l. Clark, s20; Edward f. Clark,
$50: and Mary f. Haskell, $40.
pleted common sewer in Winthrop
street from Chestnut street to Prospect
street, beginning at a point 57.7 feet
south of the north line OF Winthrop
street and in range with the west line
of North Chestnut street; thence west
erly in Winthrop street 800 feet to the
junction of Prospect street and Win
throp street at a cost of $37S.12. The
assessments are made against Char
lotte Fl. Morrill,, $25, and f. f. Gage,
$50.
The city has constructed and complet-
ed a common sewer on Middle, Brooks
and Stone streets and across the NOyeS
lot, beginning at the Brooks street
sewer and in range with the westerly
line of Middle street: thence easterly
driveway 11& feet; thence southeastern
ly through the Noyes driveway 557 feet
to a manhole in the center of Stone
street. thence southerly in Stone street
$50 feet to manhOle at junction of Stone
and Cedar streets. The cost was 633 10
Leander J. Crooker is assessed $40, and
Caroline d. NJ. Ballard and Cora l..
Motberwell $40 each.
The city has constructed and COM
pleted a common sewer on Washington
street, commencing at a manhole at
the junction of Washington and Frank
lin streets; thence nOrtherly in Wash
ington and Munroe streets. This sewer
cost S255. George A. Cloutier is assess
ed SIS. George II. Fisher s33, and the
Edwards Manufacturing Co. $5i.
The city has constructed and COM
pleted common sewer in Western
avenue and adjacent streets, beginning
ut a point in the stone sewer crossing
State street at its junction with West
ern avenue 6.5 feet southerly of the
ma nhole on the State street sewer at
said junction.: thence westerly across
State street 115 feet to manhole on
the northerly side of Western avenue;
thence westerly on the northerly side OF
Western avenue 3S4 feet to a manhoie
at the junction of Chapel street; thence
westerly in Western avenue 45 feet
from said last named manhOle. Also a
section SO feet long on Chapel street
north from manhOle at junction of
Western avenue and Chapel streets.
Also a section 60 feet long on Chapel
street south from the manhole at the
junction of Western avenue and Chapel
stret. The cost was $1741.26. Addie
Viewer. Lucy f.. Boyd, Lewis A. Bur-
leigh. Martha j. Harris, j. Frank Dyer,
Rebecca Dutton, Louise G. Cony, Mar
celIus Show. Reuel w. Soule and Edwin
c. Burleigh are each assessed $35.
The city has constructed and COM
cIeted a common sewer in Center street
ana vicinity, beginning at point in
the Gage street sewer 313 feet souther-
lv ON the center line of said Gage street
from a point in range with the south
erly side of the stone retaining wall
north of the shoe factory; thence west
erIy 24S feet across land of Nichols to
near the center of Center street; thence
southerly in said Center street 239.o
feet to the center of Child street. The
cost was $3.50. J. M. Nichols is assessed
s4S. and John Prout, Georgia "A. Abbott.
Albert a. Nichols, James l.. Chlies
and c. A. Gay are assessed SIG each.