The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-05
In Case Of Neglect Of City
Official?
DR. LIGOURI PAID $40
In Settlement Of Accident on Cliff Street
Manufacturer Seeking Location
-2s Births and Deaths il
Time.

AAe regular monthly meeting Of the
atE council Monday evening was serene
anu tliimportant, excepting for the
morse made BY The boys with cannon
doNs.
Practically the only discussion over
any matter was on q bin presented for
$40 damages to Dr. c. f. Liqourf. Dr..
i-lgoarl drove into an unlighted ditch
iett by the water department Oh Cliff
street, and damaged bis team somewhat
ana suffered more or less personal in
jury lie has been paid $40 in settle
lnent ot las claim for damages and q.
W. Papin asks S9.s5 for damage to the
team. The discussion arose over whether
Water Superintendent Allen was re-
sponsible for the bill OF whether the
citY would have to pay it. The Bin was
paid BY Mr.. Allen, but he asks the city
70 reimburse him. Referred to the citv
attorney for an opinion
= large number OF city warrants were
read and ordered paid.
ihos. D. Little, manufacturer Of fac.
tory supplies IN Manchester N. III.
wanted 70 know what Inducements the
city can hold out to bring his business
70 Barre. lie would expect moving ex-
penses, The communication was re-
ferred to the Merchants Association.
The report of Health Officer j. W.
Jackson showed 81 births in June. IL
males and 10 females There were Ill
cases Of contagious diseases Of which ia
were measles and Z scarlet fever. There
We're deaths. The report was accepted.
Il was voted that Dr. Il. G. Goodrich
be made to comply with the requirements
of Tie law in regard TO making returns
Of births aud deaths.
The report of Overseer af the ponr
Shuftleif showed s641.39 paid out III
June, Of which amount $1s6 was for
bills due April lst
The water COMMITTEES recommended
that city water mains be- extendeIl An
befiin e John street and that 1 hy.
Grant be placed at the corner. Tie ra-
port Was accepted
was voted warrant for $500 Ia
drawn in favor of fha ovafsee,. 81 4l,e
poor to pay June bills.
q building permit was granted tha
congregational church to make aI4ara-
tions and additions.
Building Inspector Martin Riley "a.
ported 29 building permits granted IN
gnlle, ,,l oi Wnlch We're for stone shed adj
ditions and . for new dwellings
Mr Riley reported two cases where
Dullaers had n6E complied with the eitv
ordinances relating TO plastering chin
hegs from the roof down. The Vermone
statutes provide q fine Of $500 for viola
tons q orders Of the building inspectoN
ana the building Inspector was instrrt
ed to notify all builders to compl, wit..
the ordinances, and their falling to do
e che city attorney be notified to pro-
seeute
john Glbb wanted to know If that
part Of Granite street from Garfield to
prospect street II public street. IT
was stated BY Alderman Mckenzie that
Z was not an accepted street The mat
Fef was referred to the street committee
e investigate and report back.
Constituting Abiatti appeared before
'be council 70 know what had been done
With the petition for sewer extension,
" Spring street. Alderman Mckenzie
'epofted that big FIJI would have ~
e made and the engineer was estimating
he expense.
~. Y kidder appeared before tIe
'oafd about the condition of the cellars
4 tenements Of his at North Barre
which had been flooded bY water from
he broken sewer last spring. II was
oted Mr. kidder Be paid $3.50 for
leaning out his cellar.
# was voted that the per cent De-
iyed from the Gas Companys franchise
as be added 70 the sinking fund ana
hat q resolution be prepared and pre-
ented for adoption 50 disposing Of the
und
The council then went into executive
ession, after which it was voted Ia
move Che street and water department
Q stalls In tile fire station as soon AZ
hey are ready for occupancy