The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-28
TO CUT OFF DELINQUENTS
Who Have Failed to Pay Water Rents
and Interest Bridge Petit
toned for Outside the
City Limits.

ehc 4StAlh ttlc hifcNih2 VI tHS u3AAu
OF aldermen was one largely of reports
last evening. The board adopted the
following rules for the Fourth.
1t was voted that the firing Of toy
pistols on the streets be strictly pro-
hibited and also that no one shall be
allowed to set off FIRE works except
on the Sd and 4th days OF July, from
Monday morning until midnight Tues
day; and that the police be instructed
to have placards placed on the streets adj
yising the public of these facts.
1t was voted TO pay off in the street
and water departments before the 4th.
The board also voted that the water
superintendent be instructed to shut off
the water Of all parties who are liable
to pay the extra 10 per cent on water
rates and have not yet done so.
Bids for the temporary loan OF $751;
600 were opened after the meeting, as
follows: Granite Savings Bank & Trust
Co., .0344; Loring, Tolman & Tupper,
Boston, .0375; Barre Savings Bank,
.03o9. The Granite Bank secured the
loan.
Several city warrants were read and
ordered paid.
The committee on fire reported on
| the application of @. Tomasi for
permit to rebuild the building of his
recently partially destroyed, that he
be allowed to rebuild, if he does 50 in
accord with the fire ordinances. The
same committee reported favorably on
the application Of G. Zanleoni to build
a storehouse on Merchant street. Both
reports were accepted.
/ The committee ON salaries recommend
/ ed A. j.. Kempton be paid $65 month
for three months as city engineer.
The committee ON streets reported on
the petition for bridge across Jail
4 Branch that the location designated in
i the petition was wholly in the town Of
Barre and outside the jurisdiction Of
the city. The report was accepted and
the petition was laid ON the table.
Il The committee on streets reported
that they had notified M. Steinert II
Co. and David Sickle they could hang
sings in front of their places Of business
SO long as they did not project over
the sidewalk beyond private property
line.
The street committee reported on the
expenditures for May, as follows
Streets, S1,T60.75; sewers, S429.4s: side
walks, $405.02; surface sewers. 1915;
bridges and culyerts, $32.49.
1t was voted to lease the use of a
lot of city land ON the Martin brook
to G. A. Badger for $40 a year
Tb. osfx- nuesnoa,- rarrrtaI That T..
had investigated the complaint Of 3. X
Anderson about water setting back III
his cellar, and found that Gunner's brook
was higher every spring than the water
in Mr.. Anderson's cellar and that there
was no way of keeping the water out
of his cellar unless he made it water
tight. The report was accepted ant
placed on file.
A lease Of the city pasture to Fret
Hayden was read and accepted and thl
mayor ordered to execute the same.
The street committee was authorized
to execute a contract with John
/ Crowley to paint the city bridges 70
S120.
A communication from City Attorne,
Gordon expressed the opinion that
resolution delegating to firemen the du
ties Of fire wardens was not in accorl
with the city ordinances. The repor
!. ! was accepted and the resolution was re
!. pealed
I The special COMMITTEES appointed t
investigate the amount of the receipt
I OF the gas company to June 1st reporte
they We're $S36.46, and that the ? pc
J. cent due the city would be S16.73.
III. Il. Averill was granted d pernl
to sell fireworks from early Monda
morning until late Tuesday night.
II w. r. Sutherland for Guidici Bros. g
= peared in behalf of his employers {
know what had been done towards rails
7 ing the grade Of Sixth street where |
!, crosses the Montpelier g. Wells Rive
Z railroad tracks. The report of the cit5
: attorney was read, and the request was
!, made to the council to see if the mat
/. ter could not be closed up. The mat
4 ter was referred back to the street com
Il mittee and city attorney.
:. Edward Chesser appeared to see aDous
: bill of his for supplies to the poor os'
! ! partment which had never been paid
= The bill was contracted a year ago
= The matter was referred to the enarits
y committee to bring in written Te
: port.
u B. p. White appeared about plil hs
u received for cleaning out sever, whlef
y y he thought belonged to the city 20 pay
l. as the stoppage was due g nee,ece O
i the city. The matter vas iaid oVe'
~ ~ for consideration in executive session.
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=. Susanne a Winner.