V O L U M E 5 9 - City of Somerville

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Regular meeting of the Board
of Aldermen, City Hall, Somerville,
January 23, 19^3, £ P.M.
The President, Alderman Mallard presiding.
Aldermen Ryan, McCarthy, Reynolds, Stackpole, Hall,
Butler, Capuano, Whitney and Vice-president Brady present.
Reading of records commenced; further reading dispensed
with under a suspension of the rules and records approved
by yea and nay vote/ Aldermen Ryan, McCarthy/ Reynolds
Stackpole, Hall, Butler, Capuano, Whitney, Vice-president
Brady and the President, 10, voting In the affirmative; Alderman
Hurd, 1, being absent at this stage of the meeting*
JURORS
Received a venire for the drawing of five men to
serve as Traverse Jurors at the Superior Court* to be holden
at Cambridge, the persons so drawn to appear and attend at
the first sesaion of said Court, on Monday, tne first day of
March, 19^6, at 10 A.M.
The box containing the names being shaken and the
slips or ballots bearing the names being mixed, Aldermen
Butler and Capuano, being designated for that purpose, drew
from the box and read aloud names as follows i
Edward A. Biagglo 2U6 Summer 3t» Meat cutter
2» Brown J. Caldwell I 1 *- Avon St. Truck driver
3. Albert L. Johnston 209 willow Ave. Bank teller
ft. Lyman J. Carr 1*5 Mystic St. Clerk.
5- Edward R. Gardner 9 Moore St, Insp.
Received a venire for the drawing of four men to
serve as Traverse Jurors at the Superior Court to be holden
at Cambridge, the persons so drawn to appear and attend at
the second session of said Court, on Monday, the first day
of March, 19^S, at 10 A.M.
Aldermen Butler and Capuano- drewMi am e a as follows:
1. Joseph P. Moore 15 Melville Road Clerk
2. millam Bradley 101 Flint 3t« Collector
1. Frank Cragg IS Barton St. Supt.
ft. Anslllo Cataldo 22$ Cedar St. Clerk
Received a venire for the- drawing of five- men to
serve as Traverse Jurors at the. Superior Court 1 to be holden
at Lowell, the persons BO drawn to appear and attend at the
first -session of aald Court, at Cambridge, on Tuesday, the
second day of March, 19U-S, at 10 A.M. (Criminal business)
Aldermen Butler and Capuano drew names as follows:
1. Howard F. Baldwin J&6 Broadway Supt.
2. L. Alexander M. Sample 71 Stall Avenue Carpenter
Edward D, Taylor 11 Glendale Avenue Mechanic
I Robert F. McVey ^9 Dartmouth gt. Chauffeur
Alfred 8- Marshall 19 Gordon at. Machinist
The slips or ballots bearing the names were passed
by the Aldermen to the President, who verified the names and
passed them to the City Clerk, who aleo verified the names
by reading them aloud from said ellps or ballots, which were
then duly endorsed and returned to the Jury box.
HEARINGS
Due notice of the hearings having been given by the
City Clerk in the manner provided by law and provided by or-
dinance, hearings were given to all persons desiring to be