Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-21
JOHN COUGlLIN, Augusta, N

the North side of Lambert court was
referred to the proper committee.
a Petition for 4 sewer from Wyman
street 10 South Chestnut street was re-
ferred to the proper committee.
A petition for a concrete sidewalk on
the north side of Lincoln street from
South Chestnut street to Bedford
street and catch basin 1T the corner
of Lircoln and Bedford streets. was re-
fe:red to the proper COMMITTEES.
A petition for catch basin on the
south side OF Child street, nearly OPP
proper committee.
An order for an arc light on York
street was referred to the proper COM
mittec.
An order for a cross walk from the
residence of Eugene Merrill to connect
with he sidewalk on Spruce street, was
referred to the proper committee.
An order for an arc light at the cor
ner OF South Chestnut and Lincoln
streets were referred to the proper
committee.
An order for a concrete walk on
Gage street from the corner of Capital
street to the residence of G. II. Cram,
was referred to the proper committee
A petition for a sewer on South Bel
| fast avenue from the junction CT Cory
street to the house Of III. f. Kittridge,
| was referred to the proper committee.
The iIarbor master was authorized to
contract with the Augusta Yacht Club
| for the care of the city float for $25 per
year.
An order for 300-foot sidewalk on
the west side Of Northern avenue was
referred to the proper committee.
| An order was passed abating the
sewer assessment Of $25 on the proper
| tv of Mrs. Fred Hamlin until such time
| as a connection is made with the said
sewer of the said property is connected
with the Bridge street sewer by q
private sewer.
| The city marshal was instructed to
| place Il sign On Bowman street near
the residence of Aaron b. Ripley warn
| ing people against dumping rubbish,
etc, there.
| A petition for macadamzing and
draining the south end of Hospital
street was referred to the proper COM
mittce.
An order authorizing the oversecr of
|
nurse at the almshousc by the year and
| at :: salary not TO exceed 81 per day,
was referred to the proper committee.
Al order for grading and Concreting
the sidewalk at the south side of Wes-
tern avenue from Grove to Sewall
street was referred to the proper COM
mittee.
An order providing for the expcnd-
| aae f,;, ~
cemetery was referred to the proper
committee.
! An order for extending Green street
to its junction with Blaine avenue was
referred to the proper committee.
a claim Of Hiram S. Futon by reason
! of damages received by raising Bangor
street, was referred to the proper com
mttee.
| A request Of Mr.. Dorsey for the use
of City hall May II, -. Id and Is for q
May carnival was referred to the com
mittcc on city building with power to
ACT.
The mayor and committee on fire de-
partmcnt were authorized to purchase
1900 feet of new fire hose.
A petition for sewer on High street
was referred to the proper committee.
In board of aldermen Hiram Clark
was elected superintendent of burias
and Ira Shirke was granted license to
| run a pool room.
! In ioint convention the rolls of the
several companies of the Augusta fire
department were approved, and cal
drivers licenses were issued to r. NJ
Baker, George NJ. Mansel, George Ro-
| bichaud, Otis Bicllford and Eugene
Emery.
The following elections and appoint
ment3 We're made:
Assistant assessor for Ward 6--James
| A. Woodward.
Special policemen for public places
Augusta Trust Co. Frank w. Spear
and w. s. Kittredge; Monument park.
Henry r. Clark; Insane hospital, w. F.
| Mullen.
Special policemen-Henry S. Thyng,
David l.. Diplock, William J. Marston,
Joseph Dunton, Charles Peter and Jo-
seph O.. Roy.
4 Democratic election clerk for Ward
1 5-HOward S. ROBBIE.
A license was granted to Henry L.
Morrill, to operate a moving picture
J theater.