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OF THE

CITY COUNCIL OF BOSTON

FOR THE YEAR

Commencing Monday, January 2, 1899, and ending Saturday, December 30, 1899

BEING REPRINTS OF REPORTS AS PUBLISHED BY CONTRACT IN THE

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INDEX

CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

FOR THE YEAR COMMENCING JANUARY 2, 1899, AND ENDING DECEMBER 30, 1899.

A street.

(Preceding figure indicating page, a signifies Alderman, c Common Council.)

A and B streets.

lamp in passageway: Louis Berenson et als., petition a 325

A, West Fifth and B streets.

poles: See Postal Telegraph Cable Company

Abbot street.

sidewalk: Francis C. Creber, petition a 373-granted a 404

Abbotsford street.

sidewalk: H. A. Lucas, petition a 433

Abbott, Louis F.

bay-window and cornice, Parker Hill ave., petition withdrawn a 305

Aberdeen District, Brighton.

wires: John S. Winn et als., petition that action be taken towards
placing wires under ground a 561-report, no action necessary a 834

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Adams, Wilbur Fiske, Alderman, continued.

gas lamps, Half Moon st. a 575

garbage plant on Gibson land a 582
repairing Park st. a 586

grades, Hamilton st. a 599

collection of junk, etc. a 399

sale of Gibson School Fund land a 599

trimming tree, cor. Fourth and L sts. a 623

sidewalk, Burrell and Batchelder sts. a 623, 624
sidewalk, Talbot ave. a 624

garbage plant nuisance a 643

Vinson st., laying out a 657

Hamilton st., grades a 657

branch library, Dorchester a 657

garbage plant nuisance a 660

request to hurry work on Talbot ave. a 671

laying out Thacher road a 710

lamps, Dakota st. a 710

lamps, Magnolia sq. a 710

removal dead tree, Savin Hill ave. a 752

sympathy for John T. Priest a 838

remarks: appropriation bill a 155, 156

board of apportionment act a 171

athletic exhibition a 230

action on assigning appointment of assessors a 275 newsboys' licenses, regulation concerning a 310 sewerage bill a 348, 349

transfer of Rogers park a 404, 405

sale of Christopher Gibson land a 408, 409, 410, 411, 543

removal of old buildings, Dorchester a 412

militia and target practice a 430, 431

next meeting a 444

regulation of motor vehicles a 482-486

investigation of police department a 489

site for engine company 22 a 508

sale of Tenean brook a 552

proposed new public market a 556, 557

tunnel to East Boston a 600

poles, Glenway st. a 604

garbage plant nuisance a 643, 644, 660, 671-674, 676, 677, 701-707, 720,

725, 727

tracks, Swett st. and Western ave. a 680, 681

next meeting a 682

next meeting a 711

tracks, Adams st. a 727-729

appointment of constable a 744

resignation from committee on British monument a 748 closing proceedings a 842

Adams place, South Boston.

lamps: J. M. Laubenstein, petition a 407

Adams street, Dorchester.

crosswalk: order that the superintendent of streets, through the mayor, be requested to construct, referred to the mayor c 652 electric lights: order that the superintendent of lamps, through the mayor, be requested to establish lights between Codman st. and Pierce's sq., referred to the mayor c 71

improvement: order that the superintendent of streets be requested to place street between Milton st. and Pierce sq. in a safe condition for public travel; referred to the mayor c 636

putting in condition for travel: order that the superintendent of streets, through the mayor, be requested to order the contractor who built the sewer in street to place street in proper condition for travel, referred to the mayor c 285

resurfacing: order that the superintendent of streets, through the mayor, be requested to resurface from Pierce sq. to Hillsdale st., referred to the mayor c 458

sidewalk: Mary E. Pettee, petition a 465-granted a 482; Albert L. Jewell, petition a 269-granted a 278; C. F. Hayes, petition a 541granted a 546, 551

sign: T. R. Fitzgerald, granted a 549

tracks: See Boston Elevated Railway Company

trees: Howard Bros., petition to remove a 337; order to remove tree standing in front of No. 194, passed a 403

Adams and other streets.

poles: New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, petition to erect a 300-order for hearing a 305-hearing a 324-granted à 358

Adams and Milton streets.

catch-basin at junction: order that the superintendent of streets be requested to construct, referred to the mayor c 652

Address of the Mayor before the City Council, January 2, 1899.

pages 2-31

Advertiser Newspaper Company.

order to allow and pay $8,500 for publishing proceedings of the city council, passed a 238 c 242

Ahern, Timothy.

petition, compensation for damages to estate, Smith st. a 572; peti. tion, compensation for flooding of his premises by overflow of sewer a 597

Alban street.

curbstones: order to reset curbstones on a portion of street, passed a 440

Albany street.

basement floor : J. L. & H. K. Potter, petition to construct a 230

bulkhead: George C. Cornan, petition a 655-granted a 677

guy-posts: Norcross Bros., petition a 534-granted a 538

sign: D. T. Connolly, petition a 667-granted a 667

transparencies: D. T. Connolly, petitions a 667-granted a 675

Albemarle street.

posts (with electric lights in sidewalk: Israel Nesson, petition a 655

Albion street.

sign: Mills & Meyers, petition a 235

Alden, Charles W.

bay-window, Bunker Hill st., petition and order for hearing a 382hearing a 431-granted a 469

Aldermen, Board of.

organization: organized a 36, 37; notice of organization sent com. mon council a 37-received c 38

members qualified, page 1:
Wilbur F. Adams
David F. Barry
William Berwin
Michael W. Brick
Franklin L. Codman
John Henry Colby
Edward W. Dixon
Frederick W. Day
James H. Doyle
Patrick F. McDonald
Frank J. O'Toole
Edward W. Presho

chairman: David F. Barry, elected a 36; opening address a 36; clos ing address a 842, 843

assessing damages in case against Boston Elevated Railway, board, acting as county commissioners: See Boston Elevated Railway Company

badges: order that the city clerk be directed to procure suitable badges for members, passed a 46

closing proceedings: a 838-843; closing address of the chairman a 842, 843; order to print as a city document, and also to have one hundred copies printed and bound and sent to chairman for distribution among members, passed a 843

committees: appointed a 237, 238

contingent bills, non-payment: order that the auditor be requested not to pay any bills contracted during 1898 out of the appropriation for 1899, passed a 146

contingent fund: order that expenses incurred for carriage hire on occasion of visit of President of the United States be charged to contingent fund, referred to committee on public improvements a 251-report, accepted, order passed a 255; order that the expenses incurred by committee on public improvements for a hearing on petition of the Boston Transit Commission for hearing on automobiles, be charged to contingent fund, passed a 329; order that

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