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

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certain department heads concerning
traffic conditions and the passage of
appropriate ordinances restricting
parking in certain areas,
reported recommending that same be placed on file;
f ollowl ng,
Accepted.
The Committee on Licenses and permits on the
Robert J. Comeau for license as driver, reported recom- 7^019
mending that such license bfc grnnted-.
Report accepted and license granted.
Approved "by the Mayor January M> 19**9
Jacob Oster for license to collect Junk, reported recom- 75^3^
mending that such license be granted
subject to the approval of the Chief
of Police-
Report accepted and license granted.
Jan. 11,, 19*4-9^ Having been presented to the Mayor
and no action taken within ten days as prescribed In City
Charter, license Is in effect. Norman E. Corwin,Clty Clerk
For licenses as drivers from,
Walter C* Eskholme 76020
TJll'ter-py-Howe ~^ 76022
Leonard' E» Preble 76021
reported recommending that such licenses be granted,
subject to the approval of the Chief
of Police
Reports accepted and licenses granted.
Approved by the Mayor Jan. 5, 19^9
Boston and Maine Railroad for licenses for the storage
of snow melt i ng oil ,
50 ! north of Tower H at west end
eTlYard" 1^ and about ^50' northerly
of Some'rville Ave. Stand No. _2
about 250 1 east of Coal Pocket at 7560^
New'Eng. Terminal and about 21 ft..
north of Coal Pocket Track, and also
about 1200* northwest from prison
Point Bridge and 14-00 ! west of
Rutherford Ave. stand No. 3
at the easterly end of the Cripple
Yard arid about 150* south of the_ New
Hampshire main line and 44' south of
Yard shanty, also 1500 1 south of: .--
Roland St. and 1900' west of Rutherford
Ave. Stand No.Jf,
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