The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-07
COUNCIL HOLDS
FINAL SESSION
Little Business Other Than the Paying
of Bills-Size of Gasoline Tanks
Underground Limited.

i At the regular meeting Of the cit.
council last evening the question o
permitting the installation of 10000
gallon gasoline tanks to be placed un
derground was again discussed Will
the present railway siding regulations
and existing laws relating to the in
stallation Of such receptacles the coun'
ell decided to and adopted an ordinance
prohibiting the installing Of tanks with
capacity OF over 1000 gallons.
A permit was granted Charles Bux.
ton to remove henhouse from 57l
North Main street to the city line
on South Main street. a permit
Of the same nature was granted to
John McAndrew to remove 4 henhouse
from 235 South Main street to the city
line on Hill street
The chief of police reported two
cases of intoxication. one of rape, one
of grand larceny, one Of illegal selling
and two of breach of peace in Febru-
airy. The report of the overseer of poor
showed expenditures in February Of
81 .53T 40. There were also two children
placed on farms for trial.
A state communication was read re-
garding the resurfaeiBg of roads for
the present year. The action provides
that the state pay half the cost OF re-
surfacing the main thoroughfares and
highways provided such sums do not
exceed 81 800 The city may make use
of such gratuitous funds, blanket funds
for resurfacing, but the state will bear
no part in furnishing oil for road work.
These appropriations will in no way
affect the permanent work appropria-
tions
An old bill from the Ward-Cutler
Lumber company. which called for
payment on 1000 feet of planking used
on the temporary bridge at the time
of the construction of the stone bridge, /
was referred to the city clerk 70 be
looked up as TO whether payment had !
already been made or not. A bill from /
Z. b. House for damages on the ce-
ment watering trough lent the city I
was ordered paid along with a small
bin of six dollars for water used.
The fire committee submitted writ
.en report on the granting Of 2 per
nit to remodel the old Northern hotel
md TO construct one-story building
IN North Main street on the site of
he old Papin livery stable. The coun-
II voted to grant the permit provided
he regulations regarding cement floors,
ireproof doors and walls, asbestos cell
ngs were put into effect in the con
truction Of the building.
The following warrants were read
nd ordered paid: j. VI. Miles, fuel. 4,
33.D2; city treasurer's payroll. ss6.O1; ,
treeu payroll. S33l2l; engineers pay ,
Oh. Ss6.i5; water payroll, Ss7.65; fire
ayroll, sia9a5; police payroll. ssS.55i ,
anitor. city building. $50; C. W. Aver :
h. supplies, $50: \. ID. Phelps, sup 4
lies. Ssa6s: Granite City Tool com I
auv. s666: Montpelier Office supply /
tore. S37s: water rebates, S4-25; the
Iulfipost company. S2q.4o. water de- Z
artment. cash paid out. S2G.77; =. u. n
anrlev. services ~ mayor. $500; j. .
Gilbert -an. salary a. Inspector, Sill a
B: William Wishart, city attorney, >
II sf. Wsldrou Shield. services ~ al q
.rnan. Sla25: Underwood Typcurif- q
company. sals james ". sullivan, q
/. r. = avery. city physician. ssi- q
-v. $50. state treasurer. nshiug and
infinr Hcsnses 30 date. $50; J. b a
sbinzon. supplies and repairs sti3 50 a
luin keast. services as alderman, c
a. q
Reffgirz MaVor Langley thanked the oI
nnrl for IS hearty cooperation dur q
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