The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-20
MAY BUILD SANATORlUM.
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ticipation OF receipt of taxes up to Au-
gust 10. Clerk Mackay reported that at
! the present time there is no need of
securing II temporary loan; in fact, the
city Is in better financial shape than
! it usually is, but there are some large
| bills coming which must be met before
the taxes come in, hence the advisability
of getting ready Whatever loans are
made shall be payable August 10. The
resolution was passed TO second read
ing, and will come up at the next meet,
ing.
Another financial resolution of consid-
cradle Importance passed to a second
reading was that appropriating 81 500
for permanent road work with view
toward securing the state rebate of one
half under the state law. Some discus
sion arose as to what amount to name
in the resolution, although it was the
conensus of opinion that the state aid
provision should be utilized. 1t was
finally left that the amount be 1900 1t
is proposed to finish the permanent work
on Washington street to the city line
Much work was done there last year;
but a strip remains between the end of
the permanent highway and the Barre
Town line
A resolution establishing a pound ut
4. A. Slayton's, 10 South Main street,
was adopted.
Bonds of several city officials were
reported and accepted, as follows: Al
derman Brown $1,000, signed by Will
liam d. Reid and Peter Alexander.
Mayor Thurston, $1,000 signed by
o. d. Shurtleff and Z. l.. Smith.
Second Constable G. T. Southgate, SO,
600, signed by f. A. prindle and Pat.
rick Brown.
Overseer of the poor, w. F Shepard,
ST 900, signed by American Fidelity Co,
Building Inspector George NJ, Rand,
$500, signed by W, H. Kelley and J. D.
0ssola
Among the miscellaneous matters at
tended to was the approval of seven city
warrants, as follows; Street depart.
ment, Sl54.S5; water department, SAT .SS;
fire department, S77.22; police depart
ment, S77.3l; janitor of city hall, Sl4;
D. J, Boyee, setting up booths, $3.50;
b. r. jackson, use Of water-tub, S3.
On Building Inspector Rand's favor
able report, permit was granted U
E. n. Normandeau to erect Toulouse
on Maple avenue, near Brook street, the
building to be II feet by "a feet and
10 feet high, with felt roofing. A per
NIT was granted Elmer Belyille to move
a henhouse from Mount street to the
city line.
Charles Thompson's dog came in for
more discussion, the police COMMITTEES
that Mr.. Thompson had agreed
TO chain up the dog which had been com
planned of, but doing so under protest !
and presenting a petition, signed by y
people, to the effect that the dog is not /
The whole matter was referred 1
to the police committee to give hear
ing on both sides.
The application OF Oscar Borgh for a I
lunch room license was referred to the f.
license committee to investigate and re-
port o. II. Hale reported through the /
city clerk regarding proposed payment
Of paving assessment, and the council I
voted to give Mr.. Hale until April ! to
make a payment. A letter was read BY
the city clerk, in reply to one written
by him for the property committee thar
the supervising architect of the new fed
aral building has already made arrange
ments to purchase equipment for the
new postofIice and that, therefore, the
eity's property in the present postoffiee
will not be wanted.