Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-03


adoption of the sprinkling order, on
adjustments made after comforting
with AUDITORS on the streets to be
sprinkled.
The boards were called to order
at SIS P. NJ.
In the absence Of Arthur L.
Holmes, city clerk, Mark ]. Bartlett
was appointed clerk pro tenn.
The roll of accounts, carrying a
total of $25,75o.7o, was read and
passed.
The following orders were present.
ed and referred to appropriate COM
mittees: For extension of sewer
on Williams street: for repair Of the
tar sidewalk on the north side of
Gold street: for a gravel sidewalk
on Kilby street: a light at Allen
street and ColIeg. avenue: that
Veteran Court be gravelled: for a
catch basin at Paris and Water
streets.
The following order was passed
without committee reference: For
$3.50 to w. s. Heath Post, G. A. r..
and $25 to the Spanish War Veterans
| to aid in observance of Memorial
day.
, In session as municipal officers, the
mayor nominated Edward E. Lambert
as a special police officer. and the al
dermen confirmed the nomination. The
| session as. municipal officers was dis
solved.
49,
was raised as to whether sewer on
Brood street had been authorized by
the last city government, and there
was wait while the records were
searched. No record was found. Later
a committee recommendation that
such an order be passed was found
! to have been adopted at the July
meeting. One of the residents in that
locality. II. B. Rolfe. presented the
case and the mayor said that the COM
mittee on sewers would give attention
to the matter. Twelve families have
resided in the locality for some time.
it was stated.
1--WE hope you will do something for
u.s." said Mr.. Rofe. I'VE are trying
to live like decent people, but about
this time of year it smells like g. sheep
pasture up there"
A bill Of Louis Levine for $40 for
sheep killed by dogs was referred to
the committee on claims.
The sprinkling order was passed as
follows:
1t was ordered that the streets be
Isprinkled and the tax assessed as
Igiyen below:
ySTREETS SPRINKLED WITH TAR
VIA OR ASPHALT
Appleton street, entire length; Bur-
!. leigh street. entire length; Chaplin
street, from Main street to Il X.
crossing: College avenue, from P. O..
) Square to Fairfield line; Getchell
, street, entire length; Gilman street,
: from Pleasant street to Messalonskee
Bridge; Main street, from P. O..
! Square to North street; Main street,
from r. r. crossing to Edwards
street: Maple street entire length:
Morrill, avenue. from West street, 400
D.. fee, west of Burleigh street: Oak
, street, entire length: Sherwin street,
from Silver street to Summer street;
Silver street, from Main street to
: Emerson Bridge: Summer street. from
Sherwin street to Gold street: Union
street, entire length; West Winter
street, entire length: Park st Get, en-
tire length; Nudd street, from West
Winter street to Pearl street: Pleas
: ant street, from Nortn street to West
: ern avenue: Western avenue, from
= et,na To ri io1 CT
Spring street, entire length; Main
street. from Edwards street to resd-
ence of late NJ. Bartlett.
STREETS SPRINKLED WITH
WATER
Bridge street, entire length; Com
mon street, entire length; Elm street,
entire length: Front street, from Lock-
wood street to Appleton street; Cen
ter street, entire length; Lockwood
street, from Front street to Bridge
street; Main street, from North street
to II. r. crossing; Temple street, en-
tire length: Water street, from Main
street to Grove street
Water street, from Main to Grove
street. lac per foot: the abutters on
each side to pay &c and the railroad
5 company to do their own sprinkling
or to pay the city charge of &c per
foot; Main street, to and including
, Waterviile Motor Co. a minimum rate
: of $500 for 90 it.: 20 to 80 it., 37ac;
80 20 40 TT. 33ac; 40 to SO it. soc per
IT: railroad company to pay 10c per
= foot; Main street. from College ave-
nue. to and including residence of late
NJ. Bartlett, zoe per foot, the abutters
on each side to pay 1oc, allowing 100
) #. for $500 and &c per foot for each
additional foot. No property on resi-
Dental section to pay more than $500
except upper Main street. meaning
I from College avenue to r. r. ross
ing. This does not include Elmwood
, Hotel: Silver street. from Charles
street to Emerson Bridge, the abut-
ters on each side to pay 10c; Com
mon street. from Main street to
Front street, same as Main street:
: Temple street. from Front street to
: Elm street, same as Main street
railroad company for their share to
pay SC per foot; the Eagles club to
ray $500; College avenue, to upper
r. r. Crossing 24c per linear foot, the
abutters on each side to pay 10c and
the railroad company 4c; College av-
: enua. from upper crossing to Fair
field line zoe per foot; the abutters on
each side to pay 10c and the railroad
J company to do their own sprinkling
or If done by the city a charge of &c
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