; 1. Licenses, continued. minors: granted c 10, 19, 23, 38, 44, 48, 55, 106, 112, 116, 163, 190, 210, 224, 228, 232, 246, 265, 297, 341, 363, 370, 374, 378 Lincoln, Llewellyn. communication from the mayor transmitting communication from, relative to pension received for services at House of Correction, referred to executive committee c 301 Lincoln Monument. removal: see Art Department Liquor License Fee. M. J. Murray, petition c 242-refused c 286; Kathinka Brinson, petition c 273-refused c 286 List of Streets to be Reconstructed. e 159 Loan in Anticipation of Taxes. (See Loans.) Loans. appropriation for sewerage works: see Public Works Department bath house, Broadway: see Public Buildings Department convenience station, Grove Hall: c 313 cottage building, Consumptives' Hospital: see Boston Consump- heating improvements, Long Island: see Long Island cik Hyde Park ave.: see Hyde Park Avenue loan for fire station, Hyde Park: see Fire Department loan for remodeling fire houses: see Fire Department loan in anticipation of taxes: order for loan of $9,000,000 in anticipation of taxes for current municipal year, discussed c 20, 21-referred to executive committee c 21-taken up, given first reading and passage e 21-taken up, given final reading and passage c 31 loan orders in force: communication from the city clerk relative to loans $500,000 and $300,000 for making highways; $165,000 high pressure service, $12,000 for Carolina Avenue Playground, being in force since June 17, 1916, placed on file c 182 loans authorized but not issued: communication from the mayor transmitting order rescinding loans that are not required, referred to executive committee c 14-report, accepted, order passed c 21 new buildings, Consumptives' Hospital: see Consumptives' Hospital new police station, Hyde Park plans: see Police Department North End Park: see North End Park Parker Hill Playground: see Parker Hill Playground renovation of Faneuil Hall: see Public Buildings Department sewer construction, Charles River Basin: see Charles River Basin Logrolling, Question of. by Hon. Nathan Matthews c 183 Loitering in Streets. (See Ordinances.) Lomasney, Joseph P. appointed schoolhouse commissioner e 154-notice from civil service c 154-approved c 182; appointed superintendent of public buildings temporarily c 302 London, Hermine. petition for a hearing on her claim for personal injuries c 54 Long Island. coal pocket: see Boston Infirmary Department fire protection and heating improvements: communication from the mayor transmitting order for loan of $108,000, referred to committee on finance c 300; notice from the city clerk that loan order is in force, not having been rejected or withdrawn within sixty days, placed on file c 369; communication from finance commission and the mayor, referred to committee on finance c 350, 351-report c 364, 365-accepted, given first reading and passage c 365 Lovett & Smith Company. petition, compensation to be paid for lights of glass broken by stone dumped on the Ward 7 Playground c 115 Lucacio, Joe. petition, compensation for damage to sled by city ash cart c 7 Lulligan, Thomas A. notice of appointment as maritime sanitary inspector c 22 Lundstrom, John T. petition to be paid expense of repairs on sewer c 54 Lynch, Delia. petition, compensation for personal injuries o 110 Lynch, John P. petition to be retired c 227-granted c 229 Lynch, Richard A. notice of resignation as superintendent of public buildings e 301 Lynde, William. petition for a hearing on his claim for damages sustained c 110 Lyon Street, Ward 18. sidewalks: Timothy Gearin et al., petition c 320 Lyons, Alice R. petition, compensation for personal injuries c 47 MacDonald, Belle. petition, compensation for injuries caused by defect on Beacon st. c 22 Maher, Peter F. petition, compensation for damages by flooding of water c 43 Mahoney, John J. and Ellen. petition, compensation for damages by a City Hospital ambulance c 54 Mail Service. protest against change, referred to executive committee c 352 Maliff, Frank G. petition, compensation for horse blanket used by city employees because of accident in sewer c 249 Mallison, Amasa P. petition, compensation for hearing on claims for personal injuries c 389 Maloney, James. petition for retirement c 223-granted c 225 Manning, Elizabeth. petition, compensation for damages and injuries by ice falling c 37 Manning, Joseph P. appointed hospital trustee c 55-approval c 111 Mansion House Ice Cream Company. petition, compensation for injury to truck by a team of the public works department c 15 Marathon Race. order to rope off streets for, passed c 56 Marine Park. convenience station: communication from the mayor transmitting communication from the park commissioners, placed on file e 61 convenience stations: order that the park commissioners be requested to submit an estimate of cost of erecting, etc., passed c 49 Market Department. opening of markets, June 16: communication from the mayor with order allowing privilege of keeping open Faneuil Hall and Quincy markets, passed c 159 Marshall, Catherine. petition for return of cash advanced for bail e 369-report, referred to committee on claims c 383 Martin, Edward J. petition for retirement c 110-granted c 113 Martin, John B. notification of appointment as election commissioner c 48-approved c 105; appointed superintendent of supplies c 340, 362 Martin, Margaret. petition, compensation for damages by water c 9 Massa, Peter. petition for retirement c 37-granted c 44 Massachusetts Volunteer Militia. target practice: communication from the mayor transmitting order for appropriation, referred to executive committee c 181-report, no further action necessary e 386 Masters, Parker, Company. petition, compensation to be paid for damage to goods by break in water pipe c 115 Matheson, John A. petition, compensation for damage to schooner by ferryboat c 9 Mattapan. Engine House No. 19: see Fire Department Matthews, Hon. Nathan. communication from, relative to rights of city council c 182-184 order requesting opinion on street repairs. passed c 170, 171; communication from, relative to rights of city council c 182-184 Mayor, The. address: c 1-4 appointment of constables to various positions: see Constables inauguration of city council: c 1 public celebration: order that expense attending home coming of Second Brigade, M. N. G., be charged to appropriation of public celebrations, referred to executive committee c 364-report, accepted, order passed c 365 remarks: appropriation for street construction c 212-219 appointments: ATTEAUX, FREDERICK E.: appointed cemetery trustee c 154-notice from civil service commissioners e 154 BALCH, EMILY: appointed member of city planning board e 116 BARRY, JOHN J.: appointment as Consumptives' Hospital trustee c 9 BRENNAN, FRANCIS J.: appointed member of board of street commissioners c 362-378 BRIER, FRANK L.: notice of approval by civil service commission c 264; see, also, Brier, Frank L. CASSIDY, JOHN J.: appointed sinking funds commissioner c 116 DILLON, JOHN: appointed park commissioner c 116 DOHERTY, D. FRANK: notice of acceptance of resignation as superintendent of supplies c 296 DONNARUMA, JAMES V.: appointed infirmary trustee c 302-notice of approval by civil service c 344 FOWLER, WILLIAM P.: appointed overseer of the poor c 154-notice from civil service commissioners c 154-approved c 182 GIBSON, CHARLES: notice of resignation as park commissioner c 48 GOOKIN, MARGARET J.: appointed overseer of the poor c 154-notice from civil service commissioners c 154 HICKEY, JOHN F.: appointed examiner in building department e 110 KEARNS, WILLIAM F.: notice of resignation as schoolhouse commis sioner c 9 KENNEY, WILLIAM F.: appointed library trustee c 111-notice o approval c 154 KNEELAND, FRED J.: appointed superintendent of public buildings c 296; communication from the civil service c 296-notice of con firmation e 321 LALLY, Thomas F.: appointed e 232-confirmed c 242-certified by civil service commissioners c 232 LOMASNEY, JOSEPH P.: appointed schoolhouse commissioner c 154 notice from civil service commissioners, e 154-approved e 182notice of appointment as superintendent of public buildings c 30: LYNCH, RICHARD A.: notice of resignation as superintendent o public buildings c 301 MANNING, JOSEPH P.: appointed hospital trustee c 55-approved c 11 MARTIN, JOHN B.: notice of appointment as election commissione c 48-approved c 105-appointed superintendent of supplies c 340 362 MCLEAN, LOGAN L.: appointed sinking funds commissioner c 116 MINTON, JOHN M.: notice of designation of John M. Minton as chair man c 48 O'CONNOR, T. D.: approved c 111 PEABODY, ROBERT S.: appointed park and recreation commissione c 273-approved by civil service commissioners c 296 ROWEN, HENRY S., DR.: appointed trustee of hospital departmen c 362-approved e 378; communication from the civil service com missioners asking for information e 370 SPROULES, THOMAS: appointed c 160-approved by civil service com missioners e 207 THAYER, EUGENE V. R.: appointed consumptives' hospital truste c 116 police stations, Hyde Park and West Roxbury c 34 loan for Savin Hill Playground c 35 loan for Parker Hill Playground c 35 remodeling of Engine Company 8 c 35 one day in three for firemen c 35 report of sinking funds commissioner c 36 information submitted by fire commissioner c 42 amending of Arborway restrictions c 43 renovation of Faneuil Hall c 47 changes, Brookline Avenue Bridge c 47 appointment of constables c 50 salary increases, City Hospital c 50, 51 high pressure fire service с 52 improvement of Carolina Avenue Playground c 52 light areas, King's Chapel Burial Ground c 52 sale of old material, public works department c 53 plans, Chelsea South Bridge c 53 communications concerning budget e 61, 62 erection of fence, Blake House c 109 money for street reconstruction c 109 financial condition of various departments c 109 completion of Strandway с 109, 110 unused reservoir, East Boston c 115 call for special meeting of city council e 156, 172 South Boston Bath House, veto c 157 streets needing reconstruction e 158 opening of markets, June 16 c 159 veto of street repair order c 172 money for street repairs c 172 transfer for police station, Dorchester c 180 target practice, Massachusetts militia e 181 salary for employees on military duty c 181 call for special meeting c 200 supplementary appropriation bill c 200, 201 death of Councilor Coulthurst c 209 appropriation for county departments c 221 appropriations by departments c 221 sale of Police Station 6 c 226, 227 county apportionment expenses c 231 wall, Charles Street Jail c 235 court officials salaries, veto e 238 North End Park improvement c 238 appropriation for park department c 238 transfer of various items c 238 appropriation for Commonwealth ave. c 240 transfer for city planning board e 240 police station, Hyde Park c 241 transfer, granolithic sidewalks c 241 transfer for associate medical examiner c 241 transfer of appropriation to election department c 248 transfer to Supreme Judicial Court e 248 transfer, fire department c 249 money for overseers of the poor c 253 fire station, Hyde Park, money c 253 grading of Old Harbor flats c 253 taking land, Neponset Bridge approaches c 270 transfer to hospital department с 270, 271 power plant, Deer Island c 271 reconstruction, Engine House No. 19, Mattapan c 271 transfer of appropriation to Suffolk County Courthouse c 271, 272 coal pockets at Long Island c 278 expenses of special primary e 278 boilers at House of Correction e 278, 279 transfer from budget items c 279 exchange of land, Neponset e 280 freight terminal facilities c 285 transfer to Charles Street Jail c 285 payment for ringing of bells c 285 transfer of Gallop's Island c 288 cost of convenience station, Grove Hall c 291 courthouse, West Roxbury e 291 transfer to Municipal Court, Charlestown c 291 transfer for Chelsea Police Court e 291 transfer for City Hospital e 292 Boston infirmary department, transfer c 292 sale of old Police Station 7 c 293 various department transfers c 293-295 appointments of constables c 300 cost of remodeling fire house, Charlestown c 300 estimates for requirements, Long Island c 300 cottage building, Consumptives' Hospital c 300 various appropriation transfers c 301 temporary discontinuance of street cars c 314 warranty deed, Gallop's Island c 314 various municipal transfers c 316-319 transfer for medical examiner, Northern district e 319 transfer, assistant medical examiner c 335 various municipal transfers c 335 land for extension of Belgrade ave. с 336 transfer for soldiers' relief department c 337 expenses of height of building commission e 337 safe guarding highway drawbridges c 338 Roxbury Court, justice, etc., salaries, veto c 344 South Boston Court, justices, etc., salaries c 344 transfer of East Boston Reservoir c 348 cost of remodeling fire houses c 348 food embargo by United States c 349 expense of civil service commission c 349 expenditure of Parkman Fund c 356 veto, transfer of Eagle Hill c 359 branch library, Meeting House Hill c 360 alteration of Broadway Bridge c 361 right of way, Mount Hope Cemetery с 361 bridge over Brookline ave. c 367 police station, Hyde Park e 367 rebuilding, Beech Street Bridge e 368 appointed: committee on appropriations, executive, finance, ordinances, branch libraries, claims, county accounts, legislative matters, printing (chairman), public lands, soldiers' relief, unclaimed baggage c 5; determination of boundary lines c 283 orders offered: sale of unclaimed baggage c 5 day in three for firemen c 20 use of streets, loitering c 20 retirement of veterans c 107 ice for drinking fountains e 116 transfer of land, Orient Heights c 191 expenses of mobilization c 21 sidewalks, Seymour st. c 239 branch library, Ward 23 c 234 pension for Henry Fox c 273 pension for Annie Doherty c 273 cost of remodeling Winthrop st. fire house c 283 pension to Annie Doherty c 283 boundary lines and marks c 283 payment of city employees before Christmas c 343 payment for welcome to second brigade 364 Morton st., sidewalk c 371 public hearing, high cost of living c 352 remarks: one day in three for firemen c 20 confirmation of appointment of John J. Sullivan c 24, 25 appropriation for street repairs e 149, 150, 152, 168, 169 money for street repairs e 173 printing of Dr. James H. Van Sickle's report e 194, 195 loan for street repairing c 196-198 appropriation for street improvements c 215, 216 next meeting c 235 one day in three for firemen c 305, 306, 308, 309 time off for firemen c 311 high cost of living c 352 question of privilege c 352, 353 alteration tracks, South Boston c 354 East Boston reservoir c 354, 355 wages of city laborers c 392 McLean, Logan L. appointed sinking funds commissioner c 116 McMurtry, A. J. & G. H. METROPOLITAN petition for refund of portion of fee for permit paid to public works department c 115 McNamara, J. J. petition for retirement c 153-granted c 155 Medical Examiner. (See County of Suffolk.) Medical Examiner, Northern District. additional appropriation e 221; communication from the mayor and medical examiner with order for transfer of $620 from the Reserve Fund to appropriation for, referred to executive committee c 319, 320report, accepted, order passed c 341 transfer: communication from the mayor with order for transfers, referred to executive committee с 241 Medical Service in Courts. (See County of Suffolk.) Meeting House Hill. branch library: see Library Meeting House Hill District. reading room: see Library Department Melanson, Octavia M. petition, compensation for damage to clothing by auto truck c 227 Melia, Martin F. J. petition to retire c 378-granted c 380 Melledy, Mrs. G. A. petition, compensation for injuries received from a fall c 264 Mendon Park. changing name of street: see Centervale Park Meridian Street. lighting: order to illuminate from Sumner to Lexington sts., passed c 355-report, accepted, order passed c 391 Merrill, James F. order that special act authorizing city to pay pension be accepted, re ferred to executive committee c 116-report, accepted, order passe c 155; order to allow and pay pension, referred to executive committe c 116-report, accepted, order passed c 155 Merrimac-Roman Company. petition, compensation for damage to property by overflow of water c 23 Metcalf, George A. release of land, Alford st.: see Alford Street Metropolitan Coal Company. petition, compensation for damage to lighter c 7 Metropolitan Park Commission. land, Walnut st., Neponset: see Neponset taking of land for apparatus, Neponset Bridge: see Neponse Bridge |