Petitions - City of Somerville

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Precinct 2,
Precinct 3,
Precinct 4
Precinct 1
Precinct 2,
Precinct 3
Precinct 4
Thursday, October 2, 19SO.
WARD FIVE
A room in the Bingham school on Lowell street.
A room in the Morse school on Summer street.
A room in the Burns school on Cherry street.
The polling booth Morrison avenue opposite Highland road.
WARD SIX.
A room in the Brown school on Willow avenue.
A room in the Highland school Highland ave. cor. Grove st.
The polling booth West Somerville Branch Library lot, College ave
The polling booth Nathan Tufts park.
WARD SEVEN.
Precinct 1. A room in the Hodgkins school on Holland st.
Precinct 2. A room in the Western Junior High school on Holland st.
Precinct 3. A room in the Cutler school on Pew der House blvd.
Precinct 4. The polling booth Lincoln school lot on Broadway.
Precinct 5. The polling booth North street, City Home property, between Broad.
way and Powder House blvd.
The Board of Election Commissioners are hereby directed to
cause printed descriptions of the polling places for each ward to be posted
in at least ten public places in each precinct of such ward, the expense so
incurred to be charged to Board of ^lection Commissioners' account.
The Commissioner of Public Buildings is hereby directed to
cause the said polling places to be provided and suitably prepared for the
purposes of said election, the expense so incurred to be charged to Election
Expenses, Commissioner of Public Buildings account.
Read twice and adopted.
Approved by the mayor Oct. 6, 1930.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Draft of ordinance amending ordinance relative to police de-
partment which at the meeting of Sept. 25, 1930, further action was delayed
under section 15 of the city charter, received action as follows:
In Board of Aldermen Oct. 2, 1930. It having been printed and
a copy laid on the desk of each alderman, the ordinance was passed to be en-
rolled. Norman E. Corwin, Clerk.
Clerk.
Somerville Oct. 2, 1930. Enrolled. Norman E. Corwin. City
In Committee on Legislative Matters. u ct. 2, 1930. The said
committee, having examined the within ordinance finds that it is truly and
correctly enrolled and so reports. Philip Sherman, Chairman.
In Board of Aldermen °ct. 2, 1930. It having been enrolled
and Committee on Legislative Matters having examined same, question came on
passing the ordinance to be ordained. At this point it was discovered several
Aldermen having left the room'no quorum was present. The president announced
that Board could not continue without a quorum, and a motion to adjourn was
entertained.
Adjourned.
Attest:
Cleric
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Draft
of
Ordinance