Petitions - City of Somerville

-Thur.3day.._Januagy_9.,_.193Q-
to make a survey of municipal and industrial affairs in.Somerville, at an
timated expense of $5,000.
As this.work should be done at once the expense to be incurred
is subject to ancappropriation which I will recommend, .at a later date.
Very truly yours,
To the Honorable the Board of Aldermen,
Gentlemen:
John J. Murphy
Mayor.
City ,of Somer.ville, Massachusetts
Executive Department
January 9, 1930.
As recommended in my inaugural address to your honorable board on
January 6, 1930, and the unemployment question being so serious at this
time, I respectfully request your approval of the establishment of a Municipal
Employment Service and the employment .of a commissioner, assistant
commissioner and such clerical assistants as needed. Estimated annual expease
of a Municipal Employment Service to be approximately $7,500 a year
for which I shall recommend an appropriation at a later date.
It is my recommendation.that ..this Municipal. Employment Service
be established at once, and necessary expenses incurred, in anticipation
of the usual appropriation.
Very truly yours,
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To the Honorable the Board of Aldermen
Gentlemen:
John J. Murphy
Mayor.
City of Somerville, Massachusetts
Executive Department
January 9, 1930
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As recommended in my inaugural address to your honorable board on 43321
January 6, 1950, 1 respectfully inform you that I de.slre to. negotiate as soon
as possible, with several architects to arrange for the cons,truction^of_a new
police station, two new fire stations, and two new elementary schools, said
plans to be explained in full at a later date.
To fulfill my recommendations, it will be .necessary to petition
the General Court for authority to borrow outside, .the statutory limit
of indebtedness the amount of one million, two hundred .thousand dollars,
($1,200,000) before Saturday January 11, 1930, the last day for filing bills
in the legislature.
I shall recommend an appropriation at a later date to cover
expenses of. an architect.
Very truly yours,
To the Honorable the Board of Aldermen
Gentlemen;
John J, Murphy
Mayor.
City of Somerville, Massachusetts
Executive Department
January ninth
1930
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