Argument on behalf of Joseph Tilden and others, remonstrants, on the hearing of the petition of the mayor of the city of Boston
Subtitle: on behalf of the City Council, for a grant of the requisite powers to construct an aqueduct from Long Pond to the city, before a Joint Special Committee of the Massachusetts Legislature, March VI, MDCCCXLV
By: by William J. Hubbard
Contributors: Tilden, Joe; Boston (Mass.). City Council; Massachusetts. General Court. Joint Special Committee on the Petition of the Mayor of the City of Boston for a Grant of the Requisite Powers to Construct an Aqueduct from Long Pond to the City
Publisher: Press of T.R. Marvin
Published: 1845
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 54
Other titles: Mr. Hubbard's argument before the Joint Special Committee of the Massachusetts Legislature, on the water question; Mr. Hubbard's argument before the Joint Special Committee of the Massachusetts Legislature, on the water question
Notes: Bound volume includes: 1. Report on the subject of introducing pure water into the city of Boston -- 2. [Report of committee appointed to inquire into possible water sources for the city] -- 3. Report of the commissioners appointed ... to devise a plan for supplying the city of Boston with pure water -- 4. Pure water -- 5. Papers relating to the introduction of pure water -- 6. Address of the mayor to the City Council of Boston, January 7, 1839 -- 7. Soft water -- 8. Statement of evidence before the Committee of the Legislature -- 9. Thoughts about water -- 10. Report of the commissioners appointed under the order of the City Council, August 26, 1844 -- 11. Petition of the stockholders of Spot Pond Aqueduct Company -- 12. Petition of the stockholders of Spot Pond Aqueduct Company -- 13. Arguments and statements addressed to the members of the Legislature -- 14. Remarks on the present project of the city government for supplying the inhabitants of Boston with pure soft water -- 15. Proceedings before a joint special committee of the Massachusetts legislature ...for leave to introduce a supply of pure water into that city, from Long Pond -- 16. Fellow citizens: The question is to be taken and decided ... -- 17. Spot Pond -- 18. Remarks on supplying the city of Boston with pure water -- 19. Argument on behalf of Joseph Tilden and others ... powers to construct an aqueduct from Long Pond to the city ... -- 20. Further remarks on supplying the city of Boston with pure water -- 21. Further remarks on supplying the city of Boston with pure water -- 22. A review of the report of the water commissioners of 1845.