Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-10
SEWER ASSESSMENTS.
Special Meeting Of Municipal Officers
to Make Them.

a special meeting of the municipal
officers was held at the alderman's
rooms, Saturday afternoon, for the pur-
pose of making sewer assessments
along the line of the five new sewers,
recently constructed in the city.
The new Scott and Grove street sewer
begins at a manhOle at the junction of
Scott and State streets and runs west
erly about 445 feet in Scott street to a
manhole at the junction of Scott and
Grove streets, thence northerly in
Grove street about $50 feet. The cost
Of this sewer was $500. and the munich
pal officers made the following assess
ments. amounting in all to $3.50:
Charles ii. Blaisdell, $40; Deborah A.
Clark. SIS; Annie Il. Moore, SIS; III. ..
Mcguire, three lots. s45; Mary r. Lit
tlefield. . lots. $50; Charles p. Emerson,
SIS; George w. Merrill, SIS; Amanda S.
Wade, SIS; Addie A. Chase, SIS; Win
field S. Laid, SIS; Roscoe S. Farnham,
SIS; Edwin F. Farnham, SIS.
The new North street sewer COM
mences at a manl...le at the junction Of
Bridge and North streets and extends
northerly in North street 740 feet. The
assessments made are as follows: Ellen
:. May, SCI: Thomas A. Brennan. 81 I;
Orville ID. Baker, two lots, $42; Mary
A. Diplock. s2i; James Peacock. $21 !;
Charles f. Moore, sci: william A.
Blackman, two lots. SAC: Mary E. Ha-
gan, S;2; d. II. Getchell. two lots. $24;
Lavina Mccormick, lots. $40: Mary S.
DiplOck, $22: John Gibson. SIS: James
A. Brennan, $l5: Mrs. NJ. S. Mckinney,
$50: Marcus Frawley, SIS. The cost of
this sewer was s741.49 and the total
amount of assessments. 1851.
The sewer on Northern avenue and
Jefferson street commences at n lamp
hole in Jefferson street opposite the
premises of Curtis l.. Sears and runs
northwesterly in jefferson street about
20 feet to Inanhole at The junction
of Northern avenue and Jefferson
street, thence northerly in Northern
avenue about POS feet. This sewer was
at Il cost of $212.30 and the
assessments amounting to sl3G are as
follows: Mrs. Lizzie Boyes, S19: Frank
L. Chase, $13: Edward f. Gage, S13:
Elizabeth a. Gudden, sl3: b. S. Maben,
si3; Curtis L. Sears, s13; james ].
Maher. SIS: Allen F. Brann. 3d. Imo-
gene Doughty st3; Adelia f. F'urbush
s13.
A sewer has been constructed COM
mencing near the center of the ravine
between Swan street and East Crescent
street at a manhole about 325 feet south
of Grove street. 1t extends from this
point in northwesterly direction about
$50 feet to another manhole. thence in
the same direction to the Grove street
sewer This sewer has cost the city the
sum of $42S 40 and two assessments of
$25 each have been made, one against
James Tibbetts. the other against
Charles ". Stone.
The fifth sewer begins at a point near
the center of Union street opposite the
line of land of ID. W. Emery. where it
connects with the present sewer on that
street. 1t then extends westerly in
Union street about $50 feet to manhole
at the junction of Union and State
streets. thence northerly in State street
about % feet. The cost was 1895 and
ono assessment of $35 was made against
Sarah II. Stetson.
The municipal officers have ordered a
hearing upon these assessments. to be
held at the aldermen's rooms in City
hall. at 7.30 Thursday evening. March
Is, 1902.