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Aldermen extend to him at this time our appreciation for
the exemplary service he has rendered our City,^ and take
pleasure in wishing him many years of happiness and good
health to come, and be it further
RESOLVED;
that the City-Clerk be requested to
send a copy of this resolution to Mr, Charles M. Sliney.
Read twice and adopted.
Order
Ordered: 75053
jhat the City Engineer erect a fence
of suitable height on Broadway to protect the property
facing the Western Junior High School against damage by
'baseballs*
Adopted.
Aldermen Whitney and Capuano offered the following
draft of ordinance,
Draft of
Ordinance
ORDINANCE NO. 75051
AN'ORDINANCE AMENDING "TRAPFIP ORDINANCES 11
OF THE CITY OP SOMERVILLE
Be it ordained by the Board of Aldermen of the
City,of Somerville, as follows:
SECTION 1. Section. 13 of Article 4 of•the
Traffic Regulations is hereby amended" by inserting in
alphabetical order in Paragraph B;'_^
VERNON STREET, both sides between Central
Street and Bartlett Street.
SECTION 2. This ordinance shall take effect
upon its passage and approval by the Department of
Public Works, Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
In Board of Aldermen, June 11, 1948. Read twice
and under the suspension of the rules passed to be en-
rolled. Roll call vote 9 yes - 1 absent. Norman E.
Corwin, Clerk.
Somerville, June 11, 1948. Enrolled. Norman
E. Corwin, City Clerk.
In Committee on Legislative Matte.rs, June 11,
1948. The said committee, having examined the within
ordinance, finds that it is truly and correctly enrolled
and so reports. Andrew Capuano, Chairman.
In Board of Aldermen, June 11, 1948. Passed-to
be ordained. Leo B. Mallard, President. Attest: Norman
E. Corwin, Clejrk.
Approved by the Mayor, June 15, 1948.
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