Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-18

referred IN concurrence " tiiS eieS ~"
Iicitor and committee on highways and
sewers!
order that Powhatan street be ex-
tended easterly to Gage street at
point near the Eaton shoe factory was
referred to committee on highways and
sewers and order of notice directed
thereon
lin board of aldermen licenses to sell
milk and cream were granted Nathan
NJ. Grover. Charles w. Cummings, d.
r. Foster. James Duncan. George
Bouche,., Ancice Agar, Albert F..
Brown, d. +. Scribner & Son, Fred
M. Scribncr, +. f. Kimball. Elbridge
F.. Iehr, w. r. Ayers, POmerleau Il
Huard Co, Joseph J. HARDWOOD, Charles
w. Knowles, Fl. l.. Cummings, Edward
F.. Libby, Worthing & Parmenter, Dan
Little.
The petition Of the Lewiston, Au-
gusta IL Waterville Street Railway,
representing that the convenience or
the travelling public requires double
track upon Water street was presented
by Alderman Williams of Ward !. The
petition asks that the aldermen change
it's existing location and substitute
therefor q double track in accordance
with the plans presented. The petition
of the L., A. Il w. st. Ry. for the
double track is accompanied by Sec
ond petition signed by the following
residents of Augusta recommending
that the petition of the Electric Road
for a double track on Water street
from the postOffice To Bridge street be
granted:
p
Weston Co, Fuller Holway Co, Charles
A. Milliken, ]. Henry Sturgis. a. M.
Wight. L. s. Young, G. S. Woolworth
Co., Willis r. Partridge. A. N. Soule.
Guy O. Vickery, Frank r. Partridge,
II. J.. Frederick, William Young. f. II.
Burgess, N. f. Folsom & Son, Taber
& Reid, Weber & Hewett, Ingraham,
Pierce Co., Trouant & Bates, c. w.
Quimby, j. H. Goodrich, Treby john
son, ]. r. Devine. Harry p. Lowell.
The Messer-Perley Co, Sherburne &
bailey, Stevens & Ballard, j. F.. Pierce.
W. W. Tibbetts F.. l.. Hersey, F. G.
Little. f. X. Courtemanche. Frank p.
| Burns. John Coughlin. J. G. Johnson,
Melville Smith, Lunt & Brann, Swift &
Turner H. J. Merrick, Melvin S. Hol-
way, A. D. Ward, Charles II. Pettis,
Walter II. Davis, John f. Hill, Whit
man & Adams Co. +. II. COnant, NJ. L.
Wheeler. Merrill Bros. Brooks Hard
ware Co. George c. Libby. George H.
Curtis, F.. w. Church. Antonio Bernardo,
e H. jenkins, AlonZo II. Chadbourne,
Maine Farmer Publishing Co., Purinton
Bros. Co., Fred 6. kinsman, Charles
r. Written, G. S. HichEorn. c. 3. Bur-
leigh, Samuel Titcomb.
A public hearing was ordered upon
the petition for May "a at 7.30 P. NJ.
in the aldermen's rooms,
Petition was granted from the New
England Telephone & Telegraph Co for
pole locations on Western avenue, be-
tween Florence and Amherst streets,
| 9 poles; on Amherst street, between
Western avenue and IS Amherst street,
II poles; on Florence street, between
Western avenue and 80 Florence street,
I poles.
The special committee on licenses to
whom was referred the matter of the
application of Henry l.. Morrill, for
license to run moving picture show
reported that they recommend an an
nual license fec Of $50 be collected Of
parties granted license to operate a
moving picture show
William JuGkins was appointed spe
cial police.
In joint convention cab drivers
licenses We're granted Percy B. Marston
and Harry Graney.
j.. A. Woodward, Theodore Hayes
and Napoleon Bison were appointed
trrant officers.
Both boards adjourned at 10t,