The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-30
City Council Will Commits
sion S. D, eibley for
,,s"s ear Il
GARBAGE REMOVAL
PLAN DEFEATED
City Notifies Proposed Les
see of Opera House to
Hasten Matters

? One of Alderman J. F. Cooks cherished
schemes for the introduction of a refuse
removing system in Barre was partially
council that followed the regular alder
manic session last night, when maze
of schemes for redeeming the city from
unsightly waste accumulations was un-
scrambled long enough to pluck therefrom
an offer of S. d. Sibley wherein he guar
antees to remove by weekly collections
all tin cans, papers, etc, exclusive of
garbage and swill, at the rate of $3.50
per year. Details of the plan are to be
worked out more carefully in a tentative
contract which the aldermanic health
committee is to draft and submit to the
council for its approval
Borne in on the favoring breeze of
the health committee report in its be-
half, Mr.. Sibley's offer to make regular
garbage removals for $50 per year was
made the subject of a long and rather
profitless discussion. Alderman Cook re-
| ferred to what Brookline, Mass and
other places have been doing in the same
line and unfolded a copy of the contract
which the city Of Burlington uses in ex-
acting service from its garbage remover.
The favorable report was signed by Al
dermen Cook and GIysson, with Alder
man Bruce, the third member of the
committee, who has consistently main
tanned that there is law enough in the
city ordinances to enforce each house,
holder to remove garbage. as the dissent
ing member Alderman Rossi moved
that the report of the health committee
be accepted and that contract at $50
per year be drawn up and reported to
the council.
On the request of Aldermen Bruce and
Glysson. yea and nay vote was taken.
with the result that the motion was lost.
Aldermen Glysson, Shurtleff, Keast and
Bruce voting in the negative, while Al
dermen Cook Rossi and the mayor voted
yes. Ii was on Alderman Rossi's motion
that the second offer OF $3.50 was ac-
cepted.
Given Until July i3 to Sign Opera House
Contract
W nat Nnt city as
toms of malingering on the part OF
George ]. Goodkowski. whose bid on the
opera house lease was accepted by the
council some several weeks ago, are to
be nipped in the bud, as the result of a
written reply to City Attorney Wish
arts telegram that the city desired the
submitted to Mr.. Goodkowski
% be signed and returned to once. In
Ms reply the York Beach hotel man ana /.
theatrical manager asked that the mat
er be held in abeyance until Sept. l. or
lnti such time as he has occasion To
onfer with his partner in the enterprise
n regard to managing the theatre. On
he motion OF Alderman Shurtleff. the
lerk was instructed to address Mr.. Good
.owski with the suggestion that he sign
he lease before July l3, or submit an
dditional bond Of $500 by that date as
vidence OF his good faith.
Another party that is going TO be made
o come 20 time. according TO the ooun-
illors, j. the Barre & Chelsea railroad.
'hich stands accused of careless or cul-
able negligence in the matter OF apply
lg for building permits before contem-
lated projects are under way. The al
Ced remissness Of the railroad came 20
he surface along with a number Of
hilding applications submitted by the
'spector. CITY Attorney Wishart re-
1rted the railroads representative
saving that the company had not been
sposed 70 ignore any of the municipal
gulations relating 20 building and that
y violation was purely an oversight.
spcctor Rand gave statistic ETC. 20
49, = . -. a l.
n Barre 8 Chelsea and on the motion
Alderman Cook. II was voted 20 in
ruct The city attorney to prosecute the
ilroad. u j. claimed that improve.
ents in the company. cnginehouse oH
nth Main street were started before
rmit had been granted.
Street Blocksdes
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q surarcd ~ tho fret batch ~ iegisla-
IN calculated q stiach the rules rtiat-
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