Smyrna times., 1907-07-31
FIFTY PROPERTY OWNERS
UNDER ORDERS OF COUNCIL
STREET COMMITTEE ASK THAT NOTICES BE
SERVED TO RELAY OR REPAIR PAYEM2NTS
Their Sweeping Report Includes Nearly Every
Street 10 TOwn-DemandT That Pavements
Be Repaired Before Winter Sets 10.

Their Sweeping Report Includes Nearly Every
Street 10 TOwn-DemandT That Pavements
Be Repaired Before Winter Sets 10.
The Street Committee, James G..
Robinson. chairman, made a sweeping
report to Council at its meeting Friday
night of all property owners whose
pavements were in need of repair.
During the past week the Street Com
mittee made a canvas of all the streets |
In town and made note of every prop |
erty which in their opinion should |
come under the ban. With determi-
nation to start work early so that the
pavements may be in good condition
by winter, the Street Committee went
at the matter thoroughly with the re-
suit that on motion of Mr.. Robinson,
over fifty notices were ordered served
by the secretary of the Council. Under
the order promulgated the pavement
from Cooper's Corner up as far as the
Smyrna House must be relaid. This
includes the properties of E. V. Cooper,
Mrs. E. K. BoehmIer, Samuel Cats
and DR.. E. S. Dwight. Frazier street,
now becoming an important residence
section, must no longer have board
walks and walks made of coal ashes,
but must be paved the same as other
streets. With this end in view notices
were sent to Mrs. E. G. FAIRIES, B. V.
Weldon, W. B. Grant and Presly
Ford, to lay pavement in front of
their lot or properties so as to give a
continuous brick walk the whole length
of the street. Whether other property
owners will be forced to lay a pave
ment was not mentioned Friday even
ing, but is probable that the Street
Committee in time will include every
body on that thoroUghfare.
Nearly Every Street Considered By Committee
The notices ordered served, in addi-
tion to those named above were: Main
street-Dr. W. I. Ryan, G. G.. Ross,
Mrs. Margaret Collins, Daniel c..
Bailey ad Mrs. Edward Farrell to re-
pair pavements; Frazier street-Mr.
Boyles (the Richards property,) L..
NJ. Price, the (Wallace residence, }
Leonard Collins and Robert L. Boyd;
South street-N F. Wilds, relay pave
ment, Esley NJ. Rust, Mrs. NJ J. Col
Inns, Mrs. Kennedy (tenant Mrs.
Harris, the Lower estate (tenant Capt
Davis), Mrs. NJ. E. Diehl, Mrs F. E.
Postles, the Chatham and Carrow
properties to repair; Commerce street
Bethel Church, Joseph Whaley
Walter Johnson, Edward Price, Mrs.
Hemsley, e. V. Cooper (home prop
erty), 1. B. Vickers, Mrs. R. Hopper
Smith and the Leinberger estate, (the
latter to remove a tree, Smyrna Cir
cult Parsonage, Samuel Wilds, to re
pair pavements; Mt Vernon street
George d. Collins Morris Truax resi-
dence), James H. Roberts, George I
Collins (residence B. G. Collins), "
NJ. Bell Boyer and Wells residence
George d. Collins residence Mr.
Ringgold), George Anderson and st
Polycarp's R. C.Church; Market stree
Mrs. Gardner to raise pavement
grade; Samuel Cats to raise pavemer
in front of the residences OF Messr
Walter Turner and Alfred johnson
grade, the line given with that of A. ]
Hudson's property; Union street--th
Blackiston property tenanted by FraI
Green, to repair pavement; Delawa
street-Joseph B. FAIRIES, Mrs. E.
FAIRIES and Miss Lafferty, to repair.
Installing New Boiler at Light Plant
Chairman Grieves, chairman of
Light & Water Committee, report
that everything was in readiness at
plaut to receive the new $50 hol
mower return tubular boiler which "
recently purchase from E. Keeler
Company, Williamsport, Pa. N
Grieves reported that one end of
Power House had been torn out Al
one of the two fifty horsepower C
demned boilers taken out. The ott
of the twin boilers will be convert
into a tank 20 hold the feed We
supply which will bepumped from
mill race hereafter. The foundai
for the new boiler has been built
work is progressing rapidly.
boiler being on the ground, the Ke
Company as per terms of the cont
we're ordered paid $132s.eO, or
half of the contract.
saII After the Unmuzzlsd CANNES.
Policeman Cummins is still after
unmuzzIed dog and the hot day
summer does not interfere with
performances of his duty. Friday e.
ing he presented a bill for twenty I