The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-01
DELAY FINAL ACTION
ON Gas ORDINANCE
Barre Aldermen Seek More Iforma-
tion About Regulations ON Size Of
Underground Tanks.

Il
i The Barre board Of aldermen last
night decided to delay action on the
proposed ordinance restricting under
/ ground gasoline tanks to l,000 gallons
| capacity until such time as informs-
tion shall have been received from 9th
or places in Vermont and outside re-
| gardng such restriction. AT the last
previous meeting of the city govern
ment the ordinance had been passed
! to second reading. The point at is-
sue il whether large tank of gaso,
| line carries a greater element of dan
ger than one of 1000 or less capacity.
Some of the aldermen were inclined to
think the larger tank carries more
hazard but were willing to get infor-
nation from other municipalities.
The building application Of ]. b.
Sanguinetti for garage and the re-
modelling of the first story OF the
Northern building on North Main
street was referred to the fire commit
tee and fire chief to investigate and
report Building Inspector Rand had
recommended that the permit be grant
ed. stating that the walls of the garage
were TO be Of brick and to be II inches
through and that between the new
building and the Northern was to be
hollow tile. Some OF the aldermen were
inclined to believe that the old barn
at the rear Of the site of the garage
ought to be razed in order to remove
fire hazard. A report may be sub
mftted at the final meeting of the pres
sat city government next Monday
night.
4 permit to George Mann to build an,
-Hdition to the southerly side Of asI
house at 2S Merchant street was can
celled after Building Inspector Rand
had corroborated the declaration OF
John Condor, a neighboring property
owner, that he owned to point with
in five feet Of the corner of the Mann
house. Inspector Rand reported for
mally that Mr.. Mann had declared he |
ownedN 30 feet from his house. City |
clerks records, reported Inspector
Rand, showed that Mr. Condon's claim
was correct. Therefore, the aldermen
the Mann permit.
Il. II. johnson of Park street was
given permit to remodel piazza and
build a piazza, to house on Park
street: and William Brock was given
4 permit to move henhouse from |.
South Main street TO North Seminary
street.
The lighting committee recommended
l large street light at the corner Of
Hill and Nelson streets and small
light on Nelson street, such recommen-
iations being ordered by the alder
men to be carried out.
The Fidelity and Casualty company
'eported satisfactorily on the eondi
ion OF the boilers in the city hall and
IN the condition Of the city's road roll
i. The report was accepted and placed
IN file.
Bills Ordered Paid.
These bills were ordered paid: City q
reasurer payroll, Ss6.07; streets pay {
oil, S452s6; engineers payroll, S25.s {
s; water payroll, s90-65; fire pay
oil, $86; police payroll, sl95.a5;
ity hall janitor, $50; >. W. Sui
ivan. 81; magazine for engineers, {
2; y. ottanel6, care city hall, ss726s; :
ealth department. sl2; Birmingham Y
'en company, sl.50; A. H. Strouse a
company, s247; dog tags, e
ll.5f; Kempton Mills, $500; Tilden '
hoe store, So; J. ii. Griffin, 50; Marsh Y
lien company, sl.sJ; w. w. Reid. wa j
ar supplies, $3.50; Granite City Press,
D.25; A. j. Stewart, $4.l5; c. i. Cut
n. changing lockers, 5000.
u. NJ. Giibertson, Sl2.l0; Montpelier n
nd Barre Light and Power company,
ghting services, S749S5; n. i. Tel. 4
el. Co, service and toll rates, s94o;I
. NJ Miles Coal company, supplies, G
l00.O5; Acme Road Machine COM u
any, $500: Good Road Machine com N
my, $3.50: Lane and Davis, $40; >
. l.. Clark. S30.33; Allen Lumber com j.
my, S4.43; Smith, Wbitcomb and @
Dok company, sl02; J. r. Robinson, W
Ipplies and repairs, S52.a0; II. G. Ben CO
1T. $50; f. T.. Seguin, gasoline, h'
'0l0; S. v. Parker, $3.50; Harvey & ST
over, Sg.64: Calder and Richardson, in
!; Lowell Mcleod. S4.35; Washington as
,unty tuberculosis hospital. S24OO3;
IRE Electric company, S25.s5; Perry
lto company, $3.50; Paige and Camp
II, insurance, S4065; Chapman Valve
mpany, valves, $50.
Carbic Manufacturing company. 81;
'nsselaer Valve company, S67a; n.
aeller Manufacturing company, SAL =,
; Cutler Bros, 50; Neptune Meter a.
meters and supplies, 81 ,248.- -, y,
; Barre Gas company, Sl4.30; c. II. gr
well. 1884; Union Dry Goods com g.
ny, S2S; the Electric store, 1856; L. NJ
Ladd company, $500; Barre Steam =.
lndrY. sl.40; Rogers Walkover Boot ~
np, $40; II. William Scott. salary, ~
10; school treasurer appropriation. q,
1000; overseer Of poor, $500 -, ~