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The Docket ▸ 1949

1949

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Finance

674 actions · № 1–674
  1. 1Order. App. $10,000 to Public Works Dept. D-17: Motor Vehicle Parts (Tax Levy)Jan 3
  2. 2Order. App. $1500 to Police Dept. B-44. Travel Outside State (Tax Levy)Jan 3
  3. 3Order. Authorizing the reinstatement of Daniel F. Driscoll as Watchman in Water Dept. and App. $2080 to Water Dept. General Maint. A-1. (From Water Receipts for year of 1949)Jan 3
  4. 4Order. App. $2578.07 to P.W. Dept. C-4. Motor Vehicles. (Tax Levy)Jan 17
  5. 5Order. App. $2500 to P.W. Dept. E-3. Bridge Material (Tax Levy)Jan 17
  6. 6Order. App. $500 to Purchasing Dept. A-1. (Tax Levy)Jan 17
  7. 7Order. Authorizing the employment of Michael Leonardo[?] as an Electrician in Electrical Dept. and App. $500 to Electrical Dept. Schedule A-1. (Tax Levy)Jan 17
  8. 8Order. App. $350 to Fire Dept. B-22 Medical Service (Tax Levy)Jan 17
  9. 9Order. App. $26.27 to Law Dept. Reimbursements under Gen. Laws Chapter 41. Sect 100-A (Tax Levy)Jan 17
  10. 10Order. App. $2465.40 to P.W. Dept. Sidewalk Construction (From Revenue in Treasury received from Repair of Water Gates)Jan 17
  11. 11Order. App. $500 to P.W. Dept. Schedule F. Materials for installation of Parking Meters. (From Parking Meter Receipts)Jan 17
  12. 12Order. City Manager to direct Recreation Commission to install and keep in repair the Drinking Fountain at Donnelly Field House. (DeGuglielmo)Jan 17
  13. 13Order. City Manager to direct Recreation Commission to keep open the Recreation Room at Donnelly Field House on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays (DeGuglielmo)Jan 17
  14. 14Order. City Manager to direct the Chief of Police to make a a Survey of All-Night Parking etc. (DeGuglielmo)Jan 17
  15. 15Finance Temporary Loan Order. $5,000,000Jan 24
  16. 16Order. App. $200 to Budget Dept. A-3. Overtime (Tax Levy)Jan 24
  17. 17Order. App. $150 to School Dept. B-44. Travel Outside State (Tax Levy)Jan 24
  18. 18Order. App. $60 to School Dept. Schedule F. Book Lectures (Tax Levy)Jan 24
  19. 19Order. Authorizing the employment of John E. Dent as Duplicating Machine Operator in Purchasing Dept.Jan 24
  20. 20Order Authorizing the employment of 15 Hospital Aides in City Hospital Dept.Jan 24
  21. 21Finance Order Requesting Surgeon General to appoint a Physician to serve as Chairman of Medical Panel in the Pension Case of Garland S. Cobb. Master Mechanic Fire Dept.Jan 31
  22. 22Order Aff. #8253.90 to P.W. Dept. C-4. Motor Vehicles. (Tax Levy)Jan 31
  23. 23Order Aff. #7500 to P.W. Dept. B-21. Snow Removal. (Tax Levy)Jan 31
  24. 24Order Aff. #500 to P.W. Dept. B-3 Advertising. (Tax Levy)Jan 31
  25. 25Order Aff. #105 to Law Dept. C-7. Furniture & Fittings (Tax Levy)Jan 31
  26. 26Order Aff. #11,500 to P.W. Dept. Construction of BroadwayJan 31
  27. 27Order Authorizing the employment of John A Walsh, Bricklayer - Gardener and Robert C Gagnon Metal Body Worker in P W Dept.Jan 31
  28. 28Order Appointing Drs. Maxwell E. MacDonald and Patrick J. Fleming as Members of Medical Board in annuity Case of Hugh J. Powers deceased Member of Fire Dept. (Jennette[?])Jan 31
  29. 29Order City Manager to direct City Electrician to make a Survey of lighting Conditions on Front & Prentiss Sts etc. (Crane)Jan 31
  30. 30Finance Order Aff. #20,000 to Water Dept. Gen Maint Schedule E-6. Water Materials (From Water Receipts for 1949)Feb 7
  31. 31Finance. Fixing amount of Bond of City Treasurer at 93,700 and amount of Bond of City Collector at 95000Feb 7
  32. 32Order Aff. #7500 to Fire Dept. C-4. Motor Vehicles & Equipment (Tax Levy)Feb 7
  33. 33Order Aff. #1900 to Electrical Dept D-20 Radio Supplies. (Tax Levy)Feb 7
  34. 34Order Aff #265 to Treasury Dept. C-9. Office Equipment. (Tax Levy)Feb 7
  35. 35Order Aff. #125 to Executive Dept. C-9. Office Equipment. (Tax Levy)Feb 7
  36. 36Order City Manager to direct City Electrician to install a Street Light at 135 Antrim St. (Pill)Feb 7
  37. 37Finance Order Aff. #10,971,981.97 For Annual Budget 1949. (#8,417,012.13 For Sundry Depts) (#2,554,969.84 School Dept)Feb 14
  38. 38Finance Order Aff #649,547.46 For Annual Water Dept. Budget For 1949.Feb 14
  39. 39Finance. Order. Appr. $13,000 For Construction & Erection of the Washington Elm Memorial. (Tax Levy)Feb 14
  40. 40Finance. Order. City Manager authorized to sell and convey for a Sum not less than $500 a Parcel of City Owned Land on Sacramento St adjoining the Agassiz School.Feb 14
  41. 41Finance. Bond of Albert T. Doyle Asst. City Clerk approved.Feb 14
  42. 42Finance. Placed On File. Comm. from School Committee notifying City Council that they have reduced the amount in the School Budget For Schedule F-13 Repairs from $505,000 to $55,000Feb 14
  43. 43Order. Appr. $64.63 to Law Dept. Reimbursements under G.L.C.41.S.100-A. (Tax Levy)Feb 14
  44. 44Made Part of Record. Statement of Mayor Neville relative to his Vote in Favor of adopting City Budget for 1949.Feb 14
  45. 45Order. Appr. $9400 to Purchasing Dept G-17. Equipment not otherwise coded. Multilith Printing Press etc. (Tax Levy)Feb 21
  46. 46Order. Appr. $50 to P.W. Dept. Schedule F. Correspondence Course in "Floriculture" (Tax Levy)Feb 21
  47. 47Order. Sundry Dept. Transfers in P.W. Dept. $235. (From Construction of Concrete Ave[?])Feb 21
  48. 48Order. Appr. $500 to Police Dept Schedule F. Parking Meter Maintenance (From Parking Meter Receipts)Feb 21
  49. 49Order. City Manager to direct City Electrician to make a Survey of lighting conditions on Remington - Walden - Mead Sts. and Cogswell Ave (Crane)Feb 21
  50. 50Order. Recreation Commission to confer with City Manager rel. to Appr. for installing a Drinking Fountain on Donnelly Field (Neville)Feb 28
  51. 51Order City Manager to direct City Hospital Trustees to install a Dorset[?] Rail in front of Chapel at City Hospital (Hill)Feb 28
  52. 52Order. City Council records itself in Favor of legislation for the retirement of Mary A. Barnard Police Dept Matron at Half Pay. (Neville)Feb 28
  53. 53Order. City Manager to direct City Electrician to increase the Wattage of St. Light on Vernon St. (Hill)Feb 28
  54. 54Order. City Manager to grant time off to City Employees on Saint Patrick's Day March 17, 1949 ( Neville )Feb 28
  55. 55Order. City Manager to have Recreation Centers opened on Sundays until 8 P.M. ( Lynch )Feb 28
  56. 56Order. Appn. $2000 to Electrical Dept. Traffic Signals ( Toomey[?] )Mar 7
  57. 57Order. Appn. $5750 to Police Dept. G-17. Parking Meters (From Parking Meter Receipts)Mar 7
  58. 58Order. City Manager to confer with Dept. of Public Works, State of Mass. rel. to location of Stop Signs at Cor. of Harvard & Inman Sts. and on Huron Ave at Garden St. ( Crane )Mar 7
  59. 59Order. City Manager to direct City Electrician to install a Street Light in Front of 115 Second St. ( DeGuglielmo )Mar 7
  60. 60Order. City Manager & Commissioner of Public Works to attend Hearing on Monday March 14, 1949 rel. to use of New St. Dump. ( Foley )Mar 7
  61. 61Finance Pension Garland S. Cobb. Fire Dept. (83 percentage)Mar 14
  62. 62Finance Order Authorizing the City Manager to grant an Easement in Favor of Town of Watertown to cross a certain Parcel of Land in Watertown known as "Baptist Walk" Water ConduitMar 14
  63. 63Finance Order Authorizing the City Manager to sell for a Sum not less than $1200 a certain parcel of City Owned Land in South Athol[?] known as the Sand PitMar 14
  64. 64Finance Order. Turning Back Sleeper School to School CommitteeMar 14
  65. 65Finance { Order Rescinding order offering $1000 Reward in Case of Adolph Sonn[?] / Order " " " " $500 " " " of Chester Harris }Mar 14
  66. 66Finance Placed On File. Comm. from Commissioner of Public Works dated Dec. 21, 1948 requesting authorization to use New St. Dump.Mar 14
  67. 67Finance Placed On File. Three (3) Communications From City Manager relative to the appointment of additional Police OfficersMar 14
  68. 68Special Committee on Veterans Housing. Referred to City Manager For Conference with Housing Authority. Comm. From Francis X. O'Connor rel. to Safety of Temporary Veterans Housing.Mar 14
  69. 69Finance. Placed On File Sundry Communications (1) American Jewish Congress. Rel. to discrimination - Veterans Housing (2) City Solicitor. Copy of Will. George Edward Phelan (3) Federal Public Housing Authority. Rel. to Eviction of Tenants (4) Garland Industries. Rel. to Plan For Advertising (5) Central Sq. Business Mens Ass'n. Rel. to Off-Street Parking (6) Chamber of Commerce. Rel. to taking land for a Public Parking Space (7) City Clerk. Ch. 81, Acts of 1948 Surplus Income Water Dept. (8) City Manager. Comparison of Cherry Sheets For 1948 & 1949 (9) Mass Teachers Federation. Bulletin. New Status - School Budgets (10) Dept. of Public Utilities. Hearing Jan. 15, 1948. Rel. to Gas Rates (11) Dept. of Public Utilities Rel. to their investigation of Gas Rates (12) Ordinance. Rel. to Overtime after 8 hours. (McNamara) (13) Order. Rel. to Water Connections with Met. Water District System (Jones) (14) Order Rel. to conveying land on Magazine St. back to City (Jones) (15) Resolve. In opposition to Proportional Representation (Neville)Mar 14
  70. 70Order App. $1090 to P.W. Dept. G-4 Motor Vehicles (Tax Levy)Mar 14
  71. 71Order Authorizing the employment of Alice C. McCarthy as Senior Clerk & Machine Operator in Purchasing Dept. & App. $1000 to Purchasing Dept. Schedule A-1. (Tax Levy)Mar 14
  72. 72Order App. $20 to Mayors Dept. B-4. (Tax Levy)Mar 14
  73. 73Order App. $4,666.48 to P.W. Dept. Sidewalk ConstructionMar 14
  74. 74Order App. $117.28 to Fire Dept. B-14. (From Revenue in Treasury received in settlement of damage to Engine 3. Pump)Mar 14
  75. 75Order. Pension Thomas P. O'Laughlin. Police Dept. (62 years old)Mar 14
  76. 76Order. Authorizing increase in Compensation of Rose Fenor[?] & Edith McLaughlin. Attendants Welfare Dept. City InfirmaryMar 14
  77. 77Order City Manager to App. a Sum to provide an Increase in Salary for all City Employees with the exception of those in School Dept. (Foley)Mar 14
  78. 78Order City Manager to advise City Council what has been done rel. to reduction[?] Rents for Veterans in Housing Projects (Foley)Mar 14
  79. 79Order City Manager to App. a Sum to install Traffic Lights at Cambridge & Third Sts. ( 1st Vanasse[?])Mar 14
  80. 80Order City Manager to direct Commissioner of Public Works (Sennott) to locate a Catch Basin at Northeast Corner of Lopez[?] Ave. & Vassal Lane.Mar 14
  81. 81Placed On File. Comm. from City Manager stating that he will be unable to attend Public Hearing on New St. Dump on Monday March 14, 1948 at 8 P.M.Mar 14
  82. 82Order City Manager through Commissioner of Public Works to prohibit any refuse or other Material from being brought into City for Dumping at New St. Clay Pit. (Foley)Mar 14
  83. 83Finance Referred to City Solicitor For Opinion (1.) Chapter 477. July 1948. rel. to absentee Voting (2) Chapter 515 " rel. to the Pension of Foremen etc. (3) Chapter 351. " Salary Plans adopted by Cities & TownsMar 21
  84. 84Order App. $10,450 to Cambridge Housing Authority Recovering Various Temporary Veterans Housing Units. (Tax Levy)Mar 21
  85. 85Order App. $2000 to P.W.D. 8-21. Snow Removal. (Tax Levy)Mar 21
  86. 86Order App. $55 to Law Dept. Reimbursements under Gen. Law. Chapter 41 Sect. 100-A. (Tax Levy)Mar 21
  87. 87Order Revenue received From Sewer & Sidewalk assessments in 1949 reserved for Sewer & Sidewalk Construction respectively (Neville)Mar 21
  88. 88Order Appointing Drs. William R. Supple & Patrick J. Fleming as Members of Medical Board in Annuity Case of Michael F. Cronin deceased Member of Police Dept. (Sennott)Mar 21
  89. 89Order City Manager to direct the Commissioner of Public Works to erect two Bus Stop Shelters on City Owned Land. Concord Ave (Foley)Mar 21
  90. 90Order City Manager to direct Commissioner of Public Works to close "Lopez Street" bet. 10 A.M. & 4 P.M. during June, July & August for Playground Purposes. (Hill)Mar 21
  91. 91Order. City Manager to confer with Chief of Fire Dept. to determine whether the Fire apparatus located in Lower end of City is adequate for Proper Protection etc. (McNamee)Mar 21
  92. 92Order. City Manager to direct City Electrician to expidite the installation of New Lighting System on Mass. Ave. from Waterhouse St. to Arlington Line. (Crane & DeGuglielmo)Mar 21
  93. 93Finance. Order Appr. $2932 to Police Dept. C-4. Purchase of 3 New Cars (Tax Levy)Mar 28
  94. 94Order. Authorizing the employment of ten (10) Reserve Patrolmen & Appr. $10,300 to Police Dept. A-1. (Tax Levy)Mar 28
  95. 95Order. Appr. $60 to Clerk of Committees - City Messenger Dept. C-7. Office Equipment. (Tax Levy)Mar 28
  96. 96Order. Appr. $26.33 to Law Dept. Reimbursement under G.L. C.41 S.100-A. (Tax Levy)Mar 28
  97. 97Order. Dept. Transfer Public Works Dept. $10. (From Construction of Bay St. to Construction of Fawcett St.)Mar 28
  98. 98Order. Authorizing the Employment of One Senior Clerk Stenographer in Health Dept. Cont. Serv.Mar 28
  99. 99Order. City Manager requested to appear before the City Council on April 4th, rel. to reduction in Rents for Veterans Housing. (Foley)Mar 28
  100. 100Order. City Manager to remove Parking Meter located in front of Premises No. 67 Brattle St. (Lynch)Mar 28
  101. 101Order. Appr. $5000 to P.W. Dept. A-3. Overtime (Tax Levy)Apr 4
  102. 102Order. Authorizing the employment of One Asst. Fire Alarm Operator in Electrical Dept. and Appr. $1650 to Electrical Dept. A-1. (Tax Levy)Apr 4
  103. 103Order. Appr. $400 to P.W. Dept E-10. Electrical Materials (Tax Levy)Apr 4
  104. 104Order. Approving the continued Employment of James C. Finnegan Beneficiary under Retirement System, for one year from May 3, 1949Apr 4
  105. 105Placed On File. Comm. from City Manager transmitting Report of Chief of Fire Dept. rel. to Fire Protection in Lower End of CityApr 4
  106. 106Order. City Manager to submit a Report of all facts concerning the Fire on Brewster St. in Feb. 1948. (Lynch)Apr 4
  107. 107Order. App. #14,950 to Fire Dept. G-4. Motor Vehicles (Tax Levy)Apr 11
  108. 108Order. App. #8000 to Health Dept. General F-7. Chest X-Ray Survey (Tax Levy)Apr 11
  109. 109Order. App. #1534.81 to Recreation Dept. Playgrounds, G-4. Motor Vehicles (Tax Levy)Apr 11
  110. 110Order. App. #1225 to Assessors Dept. A-2. Temp. Employees (Tax Levy)Apr 11
  111. 111Order. App. #250 to Health Dept. Comb. Sew. G-17. (Tax Levy)Apr 11
  112. 112Order. Dept. Transfer. Recreation Dept. #3130.76 (From A-2 to A-1)Apr 11
  113. 113Order. Dept. Transfer. Health Dept. Dental Clinics #110 (From E-14 to G-12)Apr 11
  114. 114Order. Dept. Transfer. Eng. Dept. #15 (From B-1 to B-37)Apr 11
  115. 115Order Authorizing employment of Charles J. McCann as Teacher in Rindge Tech School & App. #1883.33 to School Dept. A-1. (Tax Levy) / Order Authorizing increase in Compensation of Ethel Cooper. Teacher in Longfellow School & App. #100 to School Dept. A-1. (Tax Levy) / Order Authorizing increase in Compensation of M. Teresa Sullivan Masters Asst. at Thorndike School & App. #100 to School Dept. A-1 (Tax Levy)Apr 11
  116. 116Order Authorizing increase in Compensation of Peter Crowley[?] & Chester Martin Senior Bldg. Custodians in P.W. Dept. & App. #160 to P.W. Dept. A-1. (Tax Levy)Apr 11
  117. 117Order Authorizing increase in Compensation of John Splaine & Robert Kelleher. Part-Time Janitors in Library Dept.Apr 11
  118. 118Order Authorizing increase in Compensation For Pages in Library Dept. at Rate of 40 cents per hour & Substitutes at Rate of 75 cents per hour.Apr 11
  119. 119Order Approving the employment of May T. Shea, Matron in School Dept. & Beneficiary under Retirement System for a Period not exceeding one Year from June 1, 1949Apr 11
  120. 120Order. App. #7000 to Recreation Dept. Playgrounds for the Purchase of Land located at Peters & Sidney Sts. and containing 17,618 square feet.Apr 11
  121. 121Order. App. #375 for the Purchase of Land for the extension of Sunset Road to South Normandy Ave (From Revenue in Treasury received from the Sale of City Land)Apr 11
  122. 122Order City Manager to take Steps to see that the pay of Pages in Library Dept. is increased to 50 cents per hour. (Sennott)Apr 11
  123. 123Order City Manager to direct Recreation Commission to Repair the Shower Baths at Russell E. Hoyt Field (Foley)Apr 11
  124. 124Order City Manager to close Hall at Noon on Good Friday April 15, 1949 (Pill)Apr 11
  125. 125Order City Manager to Confer With Recreation Commission rel. to the erection of a Fence around Donnelly Field (Vaults[?])Apr 11
  126. 126Order. Appr. $100 to P.W. Dept. B-5. Cartage & Freight (Tax Levy)Apr 18
  127. 127Order. Appr. $50 to Treasury Dept. B-5. Cartage & Freight. (Tax Levy)Apr 18
  128. 128Order. Dept. Transfer. Health Dept. Cont. Ser. $450 (From D-3 to G-17)Apr 18
  129. 129Order Dept. Transfer. Fire Dept. $100 (From G-13 to B-14)Apr 18
  130. 130Order. Dept. Transfer Health Dept. Dental Clinic $75 (From E-14 to F-1)Apr 18
  131. 131Order. Dept. Transfer. P.W. Dept. $60 (From Construction of Sutton St. to Construction of Fawcett St.)Apr 18
  132. 132Order Appr. $152 to Welfare Dept. City Infirmary Repairs to Garage Doors (From Revenue in Treasury received from Damage to City Property)Apr 18
  133. 133Order Sundry Dept. Transfer City Hospital Dept. $22,500Apr 18
  134. 134Order Pension Patrolman Joseph A. McCullaugh. Police Dept. (65 yrs. old)Apr 18
  135. 135Order City Manager requested for an Appr. to resurface Gore St. (DeGuglielmo)Apr 18
  136. 136Order City Manager to direct Recreation Commission to have Shelter at Rindge Field repaired & Re-Modelled (Foley)Apr 18
  137. 137Order City Manager to direct Chief of Police to make a Survey of Taxicab Stands Locations in Harvard Square etc. (Foley)Apr 18
  138. 138Order City Manager to direct City Electrician to make a Survey of lighting Conditions on Gore St. (DeGuglielmo)Apr 18
  139. 139Order City Manager to Furnish City Council With a Report of Financial Condition of City (Lynch)Apr 18
  140. 140Order. City Manager to furnish City Council with Police Report of Fire on Brewster St. on Feb. 23, 1949 (Lynch)Apr 18
  141. 141Order Approp. $12,000 to Recreation Dept. Construction of Playground at Sidney St. & Repair to Existing Playgrounds. (Tax Levy)Apr 25
  142. 142Order Approp. $5000 for Interest on Temporary Loans (Tax Levy)Apr 25
  143. 143Order Approp. $700 to P.W. Dept. D-16. Supplies not otherwise Coded (Tax Levy)Apr 25
  144. 144Order Approp. $150 to Law Dept. Reimbursements under G.L. C.61. S.100-A (Tax Levy)Apr 25
  145. 145Order Dept. Transfer. Police Dept. $200 (From G-16 to C-18)Apr 25
  146. 146Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. Water Dept $4500Apr 25
  147. 147Order City Manager to make investigation relative to the accident Case of Roland Souza who was sent home from City Hospital while suffering serious injuries etc. (Foley)Apr 25
  148. 148Order City Manager to direct City Electrician to improve the lighting Conditions on Grounds of Main Library. (Crane)Apr 25
  149. 149Order City Manager to direct City Electrician to install a Street Lights at No. 22-25 Brookline St. (P.'11)[?]Apr 25
  150. 150Order City Manager to direct Commissioner of Public Works to Re-Roll and resurface the playing Field at Gleason Playground (DeGuglielmo)Apr 25
  151. 151Order City Manager to direct Chief of Police to assign a Police Officer during School Hours at junction of Putnam Ave & Western Ave. (P.'11)[?]Apr 25
  152. 152Order City Manager to direct Maintenance Crew to redecorate the Isaac Taylor V.F. Wars Headquarters. (DeGuglielmo)Apr 25
  153. 153Order City Manager to make arrangements for installation of Passenger Elevator in Fire Station at Colman Square for Benefit of Isaac Taylor Post V.F. Wars. (DeGuglielmo)Apr 25
  154. 154Finance. Order. Surgeon General of Mass to appoint a Physician to serve as Chairman of Medical Panel to examine Edward A. Malone of Fire Dept for disability retirementMay 2
  155. 155Order. Dept. Transfer. City Hospital Dept $550 (From B-18 to C-16)May 2
  156. 156Order. Dept. Transfer Fire Dept. $500 (From G-13 to D-17)May 2
  157. 157Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. Assessors Dept. $25May 2
  158. 158Order Approp. $500 for Expenses. Am.[?] Vf. Paris[?] Up. Week (From Reserve Fund)May 2
  159. 159Placed On File. Reports. Relative to Case of Arnold Souza and City HospitalMay 2
  160. 160Order. City Manager to furnish each Member of City Council and City Clerk with a Transcript of what transpired at Hearing in Cahill House held by the Board appointed by City Manager in Case of Arnold Sayer[?] ( Foley)May 2
  161. 161Order. City Manager to direct City Electrician to install Street Light on Lee St. at West St. ( Neville)May 2
  162. 162Order. City Manager to direct Commissioner of Public Works to resurface Fairmond Circle and Repair Sidewalk 678 Mass. Ave (P. 11)May 2
  163. 163Order. City Manager to direct Commissioner of Public Works to resurface Alberta Terrace and Re-Set Sidewalks (Lynch)May 2
  164. 164Order. City Manager to direct Commissioner of Public Works to make a Survey of all Stop-Signs in City etc. (Crane)May 2
  165. 165Order. City Manager to direct Commissioner of Public Works to construct Wire Fence at Baseball Field on Corcoran[?] Playground and open the Baths at Morse School (Bell)May 2
  166. 166Order. City Manager to direct Commissioner of Public Works to paint Cross Walks at Junction of Sherman Ave & Garden St (Lynch)May 2
  167. 167Order. City Manager to direct Commissioner of Public Works to install additional Benches at Donnelly Field ( Sennott)May 2
  168. 168Order. City Manager to direct Water Dept to install additional Drinking Fountains at Donnelly Field ( Sennott)May 2
  169. 169Order. City Manager to consider locating "Tot Lot" within the Area bounded by Broadway, Inman St., Cambridge St. and Dana St ( McNamara)May 2
  170. 170Finance. Resolve Relative to City of Cambridge applying for connections with Met. Water System.May 9
  171. 171Finance Order. Granting an annuity of $1200 a year to Emma Muller, Widow of Michael Muller former Member of Fire DeptMay 9
  172. 172Finance. City Clerk to arrange a Meeting of City Council and Rindge City CouncilMay 9
  173. 173Finance. Referred to City Solicitor for Analysis. (1.) Chapter 643, Acts of 1948. Rel. to State Aid For Public Schools (2) " 77, Acts of 1949, Rel. to response of Fire Dept. to calls for Aid etc. (3) " 128, " , Rel. to Indemnification of Employees for damages sustained through operation of City Owned VehiclesMay 9
  174. 174Finance. Referred to Election Commission for Advice. (1.) Chapter 477, Acts of 1948. Rel. to Absentee Voting etc.May 9
  175. 175Finance. Referred to City Manager. Comm. from Boston Painting Pressmens Union No 67 rel. to Appn. of $9,800 for purchase of Printing Press.May 9
  176. 176Finance. Placed On File. Sundry Communications (1) City Manager. List of Various Items for Remodeling & Reconstructing Public Bldgs including Schools (2) City Manager. Rel. to Survey of City Bldgs for Housing Accomodations and the Conversion of Sleeper School for Veterans Housing (3) City Manager. Information regarding the proposed rehabilitation of City Bldgs. including Schools (4) Report of estimated Cost of Remodeling & Reconstructing Public Bldgs. including schools (see large Safe in Vault For Reports[?])May 9
  177. 177Finance. Placed On File. Comm. from City Solicitor with his Analysis of Chapter 515, Acts of 1948. Rel. to the Pensioning of Foremen, Inspectors, Mechanics etc.May 9
  178. 178Order. Appn. $350,000 to Reserve Fund For Salary Increases. (Tax Levy)May 9
  179. 179Order. Appn. $12,000 to P.W. Dept. (F) Rehabilitation of Parks. (Tax Levy)May 9
  180. 180Order. Appn. $9000 to P.W. Dept. A-2 Temp. Employees. (Tax Levy)May 9
  181. 181Order. Appn. $7125 to P.W. Dept. G-17. Hough Pay Loader (Tax Levy)May 9
  182. 182Order. Appn. $8133.13 to Water Dept. B-13. Communication (Tax Levy) Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Water Dept. $600May 9
  183. 183Order. Appn. $3923.29 to City Council (F) Ch. 239, Acts of 1949. (Sullivan) (Tax Levy)May 9
  184. 184Order. Appn. $3372.87 to Eng. Dept. B-28 Expert Service (Tax Levy)May 9
  185. 185Order. Appn. $2500 to Fire Dept. Repair to Fog wagon (Tax Levy) Order. Appn. $180 to Fire Dept. C-7. Furniture & Fittings (Tax Levy)May 9
  186. 186Order. Appn. $2000 to City Hospital Dept. Recreation Grounds (Tax Levy)May 9
  187. 187Order. Appn. $800 to Library Dept. G-17. Furniture & Fittings (Tax Levy)May 9
  188. 188Order. Appn. $275 to P.W.Dept. B-3 Advertising. (Tax Levy)May 9
  189. 189Order. Appn. $136 to City Clerk Dept. C-7. Furniture & Fittings (Tax Levy)May 9
  190. 190Order. Appn. $54.20 to Law Dept. Reimbursements under G.L. C-41. S.100-A (Tax Levy)May 9
  191. 191Order. Appn. Dept. Transfer. Health Dept. Dental Clinic $272 (From A-1 to A-2)May 9
  192. 192Order. Appn. $300 to Industrial Commission. (From Reserve Fund)May 9
  193. 193Order. Appn. $10,000 to P.W.Dept. Cemetery Embellishments. (From Revenue in Treasury received from Sale of Lots & Graves)May 9
  194. 194Order. Approving the continued employment of Harry A. Penniman, Election Commissioner, for one year From June 1, 1949May 9
  195. 195Order. Approving the continued employment of Mary C. O'Keefe Matron in School Dept. for One Year From June 1, 1949May 9
  196. 196Order. Authorizing increase in Compensation of Harry G. Cadely[?] Tree Climber in P.W.Dept. Order Authorizing change in Classification of Christopher C. Cervine to Fire Alarm Operator in Electrical Dept. Order Authorizing change in Classification of Rose O. Minassa[?] in Welfare Dept. O.A.A. to Senior Clerk & StenographerMay 9
  197. 197Placed On File. Comm. from City Manager with transcript of what transpired at Hearing held by Board on the complaint of Manuel Sousa against Cambridge City Hospital (For Report see large copy in Vault)May 9
  198. 198Resolve. City Council commends the Administration and Staff of Cambridge City Hospital and its management of Hospital (DeGuglielmo)May 9
  199. 199Order. City Manager to consider selling a strip of City Owned Land on Sherman St. near St Peters Field to Amvets Post #33 to construct Quarters for Post. (Foley)May 9
  200. 200Order. City Manager to direct Commissioner of Public Works to Repair Fence at End of Weatley[?] Ave. (Hill)May 9
  201. 201Order City Manager to direct City Electrician to install a Street Light at 30 Woolley[?] Av. (P.11)May 9
  202. 202Order City Manager to direct City Electrician to install a Street Light at 127 Thorndike St ( Non'11c[?])May 9
  203. 203Order City Manager to consider making an App. to furnish Ice Cream to all Tot-Lots on July 4, 1949 (P.11)May 9
  204. 204Order City Manager to direct Chief of Police to make a Survey a Traffic Conditions on Gore St. etc ( Ord. e.g. i.e. 1 mo)May 9
  205. 205Finance Placed On File. Sundry Reports and Petitions. Annuities (8) (1.) Thomas E. Carroll. Police Dept. (2) Harry Mainer[?] Police Dept. (3) Patrick J. Murphy Fire Dept. (4) Michael Healy Police Dept. (5) Joseph Broussard Fire Dept. (6) Joseph J. Kelly Police Dept. (7) Frank C. McCullough Police Dept. (8) Petition of Nellie E. Shea, Widow of Capt. John D. Shea. Fire Dept. ( This is second Petition)May 16
  206. 206Order. App. $500 to Police Dept. Schedule F. Maint. of Parking Meters ( From Parking Meter Receipts)May 16
  207. 207Placed On File. Comm. from State Housing Board transmitting a Certificate of Resolution approving Veteran Housing Project at Vassal Lane & Lakeview Av. consisting of 7 Dwelling Units at an estimated Cost of $63,000May 16
  208. 208Order City Manager to consider making an App. to purchase Land near Police Headquarters for a Comfort Station ( P.11)May 16
  209. 209Order City Manager to direct Commissioner of Public Works to Clean Sewer at junction of Bank & Carpenthwaite[?] Sts (P.11)May 16
  210. 210Order City Manager to allow time off to City Employees who are delegates of Veterans of Foreign Wars to attend State Convention at Pittsfield on June 16-19, 1949. ( P.11)May 16
  211. 211Order. Dept. Transfer City Hospital Dept. $25,000 ( From A-1 to A-3)May 23
  212. 212Order. Dept. Transfer Fire Dept. $500 ( From G-13 to D-17)May 23
  213. 213Order. Dept. Transfer Planning Board $30 ( From D-1 to C-7)May 23
  214. 214Order- Sundry Depts. Transfers. City Hospital Dept. $3750May 23
  215. 215Order- Sundry Dept. Transfers Library Dept. $98May 23
  216. 216Order Appr. $250 for Music Dedication of Michael A. Sullivan Sq. (From Reserve Fund)May 23
  217. 217Order- Appr. $11.33 to Law Dept. Reimbursements under G.L. C.41 S.100 A (From Reserve Fund)May 23
  218. 218Order- Appr. $1613.40 to P.W. Dept. Sidewalk Construction (From Revenue in Treasury received for Repair of Water Gate[?])May 23
  219. 219Order- Appr. $813.20 to Police Dept. G-4. Motor Vehicles Purchase of One Three Wheel Motorcycle (From Revenue in Treasury received from the sale of Motor Vehicles)May 23
  220. 220Order- Approving the continued employment of John Connors, 2nd Class Fireman in P.W. Dept. for One year from June 1, 1949.May 23
  221. 221Order- Authorizing the employment of Charles W. Farrell & Henry J. Sullivan as Recreation Leaders in Recreation Dept.May 23
  222. 222Order- City Manager to direct Commissioner of Public Works to include "Clinton St" & "Inman St" in list of Streets to be resurfaced this year. (Crane)May 23
  223. 223Order- City Manager to direct Commissioner of Public Works to keep Maintenance Crew of Sewer Dept. on duty at all times (Toll[?])May 23
  224. 224Order- Dept. Transfers Police Dept. $2000 (From A-1 to D-17)Jun 6
  225. 225Order- Dept. Transfer P.W. Dept. $200 (From F-13 to F-15)Jun 6
  226. 226Order- Dept. Transfer Health Dept. Cont. Ser. $25 (From D-3 to B-3)Jun 6
  227. 227Order- Dept. Transfer Police Dept. $12 (From A-1 to F-3)Jun 6
  228. 228Order- Dept. Transfer Health Dept. Dental Clinic $10 (From E-14 to G-12)Jun 6
  229. 229Order- Appr. $5000 to P.W. Dept. A-3 Overtime (From Reserve Fund)Jun 6
  230. 230Order- Appr. $1000 to Mayor's Dept. F-10. Guests (From Reserve Fund) / Order- Appr. $225 to Mayor's Dept. Schedule F. Marriages & Contests[?] (From Reserve Fund)Jun 6
  231. 231Order- Appr. $300 to Law Dept. Reimbursements under G.L.C. 41 S.100-A (From Reserve Fund)Jun 6
  232. 232Order- Appr. $80 to Sealer of W. & M. Dept. D-1. Office Supplies (From Reserve Fund)Jun 6
  233. 233Order- Appr. $50 to Law Dept. Reimbursements under G.L. C.41 S.100-A (From Reserve Fund)Jun 6
  234. 234Order- Appr. $50 to Executive Dept. D-17. Motor Vehicle Parts (From Reserve Fund)Jun 6
  235. 235Order- Appr. $30 to Recreation Dept. Playgrounds (From Reserve Fund)Jun 6
  236. 236Order- Appr. $5 to Clerk of Committees Dept. B-1. (From Reserve Fund)Jun 6
  237. 237Order. Appn. $9000 to P.W. Dept. Widening of Garden St. Field St. & Bay State Road including Sidewalks (From Revenue in Treasury received from the Sale of City Land)Jun 6
  238. 238Order. Appn. $600 to P.W. Dept. Construction of Palmer St. (From Revenue in Treasury received from Sale of City Land)Jun 6
  239. 239Order. Authorizing change in Classification of Justin P. McCarthy, Wm. H. Vera, Wm. P. Riley & Ed. J. Sullivan 2nd to Working Foreman in P.W. Dept. and Appn. $600 to P.W. Dept. A-1. (From Reserve Fund) / Order. Authorizing change in Classification of Timothy Lyons to Maint. Man in P.W. Dept. & Appn. $70 to P.W. Dept. A-1 (From Reserve Fund) / Order. Authorizing change in Classification of Peter Connolly to Gardener in P.W. Dept. & Appn. $60 to P.W. Dept. A-1 (From Reserve Fund) / Order. Appn. $72 to P.W. Dept. A-1 for Salary Increment of $2 per Week to Mary Gadsby, Tree Climber P.W. Dept. (From Reserve Fund)Jun 6
  240. 240Veterans Housing Committee. Order. City Manager to recommend an Appn. for the Wiring and Proper Egress in the 306 Temporary Veterans Houses as outlined in Report of Fire Dept.Jun 6
  241. 241Order. City Manager to allow time off to Members to attend the National Convention of Yankee Division at Boston June 23-26. (Sennott)Jun 6
  242. 242Order. City Manager to direct City Electrician to install Street Lights at 34 Cambridge Terrace (Foley)Jun 6
  243. 243Order. City Manager to direct Water Board to install Hydrants at 9 Gerry St. and 17 Murdock St. (Sennott)Jun 6
  244. 244Order. City Manager to direct Commissioner of Public Works to have Cross Walks Painted on Oxford St. at Sacramento St. (McGuglosen[?])Jun 6
  245. 245Order. City Manager to recommend a Sum to resurface Irving Terrace (McGuglosen[?])Jun 6
  246. 246Order. Dept. Transfer Treasury Dept. $150 (From D-1 to B-39)Jun 13
  247. 247Order. Dept. Transfer Water Dept. $100 (From A-1 to C-13)Jun 13
  248. 248Order. Dept. Transfer Executive Dept. $20 (From A-2 to B-39)Jun 13
  249. 249Order. Appn. $494.10 to Law Dept. Reimbursements under G.L.C. 41 S 100-B (From Reserve Fund)Jun 13
  250. 250Order. Appn. $36.33 to Law Dept. " " " " (From Reserve Fund)Jun 13
  251. 251Order. Pension Manuel G. Mello. Police Dept. (65 years old)Jun 13
  252. 252Order. Rescinding Order adopted on April 4, 1949 approving employment of James E. Finnegan. Secretary of Welfare Board for One year from May 3, 1949. / Order. Approving employment of James E. Finnegan, Secretary of Welfare Board for One Year from August 1, 1949Jun 13
  253. 253Order. Accepting the Provisions of Chapter 366, Acts of 1949 relative to retirement of Mary Damon[?] from Service in Police Dept. of CambridgeJun 13
  254. 254Order. App. $4,400 to P.W. Dept. Fencing along Alley P.L. etc (From Reserve Fund)Jun 13
  255. 255Order. App. $4,800 to Recreation Dept. Playgrounds Fencing around St. Peters Playground (From Reserve Fund)Jun 13
  256. 256Order. City Manager to allow time off to employees who are Delegates or Alternates to attend State Convention of American Legion in Boston July 28-30, 1949. (Sennott)Jun 13
  257. 257Order. City Manager to submit estimates of Cost for Purchase of a so called Bookmobile or Auto Truck For Library Purposes etc. (Lynch)Jun 13
  258. 258Order. City Manager to advise City Council what steps he has taken on Order dated March 17/49 rel. to App. to hire an Expert to work with Assessor in reassessing all industrial Property in City (Foley)Jun 13
  259. 259Order. City Manager to direct City Electrician to change Light in Central Place from Gas to Electric (Pill)Jun 13
  260. 260Order. City Manager to direct City Electrician to install a Street Light at 7 River St. (Pill)Jun 13
  261. 261Order. City Manager to direct Commissioner of Public Works to resurface Webster Ave. from Hampshire St to Bristol St. (Sennott)Jun 13
  262. 262Order. Dept. Transfer Library Dept. 500 (From A-1 to A-2)Jun 20
  263. 263Order. App. $1000 to P.W. Dept. B-22. Medical Service (From Reserve Fund)Jun 20
  264. 264Order. App. $111.68 to Sewer Dept. Reimbursements under G.L.C. 41-S 100-A (From Reserve Fund)Jun 20
  265. 265Order. App. $23,000 to P.W. Dept. Power Shovel & Parts (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Jun 20
  266. 266Order. Appr. $22,100 to Fire Dept. G-4. (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Jun 20
  267. 267Order authorizing the Employment of a Senior Resident Physician in Health Dept. Cambridge Sanatorium — Order authorizing Change in Classification of Leo J. Call in Health Dept. Camb. San. to Visiting Physician — Order authorizing increase in Compensation of Ella E. Wood Matron in Recreation PlaygroundsJun 20
  268. 268Order. Authorizing the employment of Four (4) Hospital Aides in Health Dept. Camb. San.Jun 20
  269. 269Order City Manager to report to City Council by June 27, 1949 as to Construction & Improvements planned for 1949 at Father Callanan Playground, St. Peters Field, Tot-Lot Sidney & Putnam St. (Crane)Jun 20
  270. 270Order. City Manager to direct Recreation Commission to provide Sand Boxes, Seats, Swings, and Shower Head for Children at Tot-Lot Franklin St. at Bay St. (Hill[?])Jun 20
  271. 271Order City Manager to direct Recreation Commission to complete the Wading Pool at Norfolk St. Playground. (Hill[?])Jun 20
  272. 272Order. City Manager to direct Commissioner of Public Works to install Benches in all Public Parks, Playgrounds, & Tot Lots. (Hill[?])Jun 20
  273. 273Order. City Manager to direct Chief of Police to make a Survey of Traffic Conditions on Dana St. bet. Mass. Ave. & Harvard St. (Crane)Jun 20
  274. 274Order. City Manager to consider ways and means for making a Play Area for Children near Woodrow Wilson Ct. Magazine St. (Crane & Hill[?])Jun 20
  275. 275Order City Manager to confer with officials of Camb. Gas Light Co for the purpose of re-placing all Gas Lamps with Electric Lights in the City (Hill[?])Jun 20
  276. 276Order. City Manager to direct City Electrician to install St. Light at Corner of Buckingham & Parker Sts. (Lynch)Jun 20
  277. 277Order. City Manager to direct City Electrician to make a Survey of Street Lighting on Parker St. near Harvard Observatory etc (Lynch)Jun 20
  278. 278Order Dept. Transfer P.W. Dept. $5000 (From Construction of Webster Ave to Construction of Mass Ave)Jun 27
  279. 279Order Dept. Transfer Health Dept. Cont. Ser. $1500 (From A-1 to A-3)Jun 27
  280. 280Order Dept. Transfer Recreation Dept. $1200 (From F-4 to Schedule F.)Jun 27
  281. 281Order Dept. Transfer Water Dept. $1000 (From A-1 to A-2)Jun 27
  282. 282Order - Dept. Transfer Welfare Dept. City Infirmary $421.41 (From A-1 to A-2)Jun 27
  283. 283Order Dept. Transfer Water Dept. $250 (From A-1 to C-13)Jun 27
  284. 284Order Dept. Transfer Treasury Dept. $70 (From D-1 to G-9)Jun 27
  285. 285Order Dept. Transfer Bldg. Dept. $4.98 (From D-1 to B-37)Jun 27
  286. 286{ Order Appr. $169,450 to Various Depts. Wage Increase from July 1, 1949. (From Reserve Fund) / Order Appr. $12,200 to Water Dept. Wage Increase from July 1, 1949 (From Water Receipts for the year 1949) }Jun 27
  287. 287{ Order Appr. $23,000 to P.W. Dept. G-2. Power Shovel & Parts (From Reserve Fund) (see No 311) / Order Appr. $22,100 to Fire Dept. G-4. Motor Vehicles & Equipment (see No 311) (From Reserve Fund) } see 341Jun 27
  288. 288Order Appr. $1000 to Recreation Dept. Playgrounds A-3. Overtime. (From Reserve Fund)Jun 27
  289. 289Order Appr. $900 to Public Celebrations July 4, 1949. (From Reserve Fund)Jun 27
  290. 290Order Appr. $885 to P.W. Dept. G-17. Equipment not otherwise coded (From Reserve Fund)Jun 27
  291. 291Order Appr. $844 to P.W. Dept. G-17 " " " " (From Reserve Fund)Jun 27
  292. 292Order Appr. $705 to Police Dept. (From Reserve Fund)Jun 27
  293. 293Order Appr. $613.66 to Treasury Dept. Schedule A-1. (From Reserve Fund)Jun 27
  294. 294Order Appr. $600 to Recreation Dept. Playgrounds. Schedule F. Band Concerts (From Reserve Fund)Jun 27
  295. 295Order Appr. $600 to P.W. Dept. B-31. Extermination of Insects (From Reserve Fund)Jun 27
  296. 296Order Appr. $400 to Recreation Dept. Playgrounds D-13 Chemicals (From Reserve Fund)Jun 27
  297. 297Order Appr. $200 to P.W. Dept. C-7. Furniture & Fittings (From Reserve Fund)Jun 27
  298. 298Order Appr. $200 to Telephone Exchange A-2. (From Reserve Fund)Jun 27
  299. 299Order Appr. $135 to Executive Dept. C-9. Office Equipment. (From Reserve Fund)Jun 27
  300. 300Order Appr. $131.75 to City Clerk Dept. C-9 " " (From Reserve Fund)Jun 27
  301. 301Order Appropriating $84.40 to Firemen's Memorial Sunday ( From Reserve Fund)Jun 27
  302. 302Order Appropriating $81.99 to Law Dept. Reimbursements under G.L. C.41 S.100-A. ( From Reserve Fund)Jun 27
  303. 303Order Appropriating $10,000 to Sewer Construction ( From Revenue in Treasury received from Sewer Assessments)Jun 27
  304. 304Order Appropriating $7800 to P.W. Dept. for Construction of Vineyard & other Streets ( From Revenue in Treasury received from Sale of City Land) / Order Appropriating $900 to P.W. Dept. Construction of May St. ( From unencumbered Balance of Appropriation for Construction of Sandy St.[?] and by transferring 16-23 From Revenue in Treasury received from Sale of City Land)Jun 27
  305. 305Order Appropriating $1000 to P.W. Dept Construction of Colmar[?] Square ( From Revenue in Treasury received from Sale of City Land)Jun 27
  306. 306Order Appropriating $1600 to Water Dept. Reservoirs C-4. Motor Vehicles ( From Water Receipts for the Year of 1949)Jun 27
  307. 307Order Appropriating $1000 to Water Dept. Reservoir Schedule F. Repair of Toilet Bldg at Fresh Pond Reservation ( From Water Receipts for the Year of 1949)Jun 27
  308. 308Order Approving the continued employment of Jennie L. Cummings Matron in Recreation Dept. for One Year from August 1, 1949Jun 27
  309. 309Order Authorizing the employment of a Resident in Obstetrics in City Hospital Dept. at $900 per Year effective July 1, 1949.Jun 27
  310. 310Order Authorizing Change in Classification of John F. Hickey to Working Foreman, Welder, and Blacksmith in Water Dept. / Order Authorizing Change in Classification of Joseph G. Ianelli to Working Foreman Electrician in Electrical Dept.Jun 27
  311. 311Order Rescinding Order adopted on June 20, 1949 Appropriating $23,000 to P.W. Dept. C-2. Power Shovel & Parts. ( From Free Cash) / Order Rescinding Order adopted on June 20, 1949 Appropriating $22,100 to Fire Dept. C-4 Motor Vehicles & Equipment ( From Free Cash)Jun 27
  312. 312Order. City Manager authorized to Sell to Cambridge Housing Authority land situated in Rear of Land Fronting on Raymond St. for an amount not less than $6436.75 for Veterans Housing. Order. Lots of Land situated on Schouler[?] Av. & Vassal Lane to be used for Veterans Housing.Jun 27
  313. 313Failed of Adoption. Order. Approp.[?] $400. to Planning Board A-1 (Reserve Fund)Jun 27
  314. 314Placed On File. Comm. from City Manager rel. to Construction and Improvements Planned for year 1949, at Father Callanan Playground, St. Peters Field and Tot Lot bet.) Berkeley[?] & 1st ave. Sts.Jun 27
  315. 315Order. City Manager to confer with Industrial Commission rel. to Meeting with Officials of American Mutual Liability Co. to see what can be done to locate their Office Bldg. in Cambridge. (Toll[?])Jun 27
  316. 316Order. City Manager to take steps to install "Traffic Lights" not later than Sept. 1, 1949, at Broadway & Portland St. and 5 other locations (Crane)Jun 27
  317. 317Order. City Manager to consider locating a "Tot Lot" at the corner of Chapman Place & Brewer St. (Jennott[?])Jun 27
  318. 318Order. City Manager to direct Commissioner of Public Works to surface Griswold St. (Jennotte[?])Jun 27
  319. 319Order. City Manager to direct Commissioner of Public Works to make a Survey of Sewer Conditions on Griswold St (Jennott[?])Jun 27
  320. 320Order. City Manager to Order Recreation Dept. to adopt a system of supervision to insure the use of the Gold Star Mothers Memorial Pool for the use of Cambridge Citizens only (De Guglielmo)Jun 27
  321. 321Order. City Manager & City Council to consider erecting a Retaining Wall on Brown Av. Side of Russell School Yard (Neville)Jun 27
  322. 322Finance Order. Granting an Annuity of $1200 per year to Kathryn Wallace Widow of James H. Wallace deceased Member of Police Dept.Aug 16
  323. 323Order. Approp. Transfer P.W. Dept. $5000 (From A-1 to A-3)Aug 16
  324. 324Order. Appro. Transfer. Treasury Dept. $1471.15 (From A-1 to A-2)Aug 16
  325. 325Order. Dept. Transfer. Health Dept. Comb. Sew. $1200 (From D-3 to B-22)Aug 16
  326. 326Order Dept. Transfer. Insurance Dept. $600 ( From B-28 to B-48)Aug 16
  327. 327Order Dept. Transfer. Water Dept. $500 ( From A-1 to A-3)Aug 16
  328. 328Order Dept. Transfer Health Dept. Comb. Sew. $500 ( From D-3 to D-16)Aug 16
  329. 329Order. Dept. Transfer Treasury Dept. $37.95 ( From D-1 to C-9)Aug 16
  330. 330Order Dept. Transfer Health Dept. Comb. Sew. $25 ( From D-3 to B-3)Aug 16
  331. 331Order Dept. Transfer. Recreation Dept. $24 ( From D-18 to D-18)Aug 16
  332. 332Order. Dept. Transfer. Inspector of Bldgs. $8.75 ( From D-17 to B-14)Aug 16
  333. 333Order Dept. Transfer Planning Board $2.00 ( From B-1 to C-7)Aug 16
  334. 334Order - Sundry Dept. Transfer Fire Dept. $3000Aug 16
  335. 335Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Health Dept. General $2035Aug 16
  336. 336Order Sundry Dept. Transfer City Hospital Dept. $1556Aug 16
  337. 337Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. Welfare Dept. $1500Aug 16
  338. 338Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Fire Dept. $650Aug 16
  339. 339Order Sundry Dept Transfer P.W. Dept. $325Aug 16
  340. 340Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Health Dept. Comb. Sew. $254.59Aug 16
  341. 341Order. Rescinding Order adopted on June 27, 1949 App. $22,100 to Fire Dept. G-4. from the Reserve Fund / Order App. $22,100 to Fire Dept. G-4. ( From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue AccountAug 16
  342. 342Order. Transferring $5000 from App. For Salary Increase to Recreation Dept. Playground A-2.Aug 16
  343. 343Order Transferring $2777.63 from App. for Salary Increase to Public Celebration Memorial Day May 30, 1949.Aug 16
  344. 344Order Transferring $1800 from App for Salary Increase to Mayor's Dept. F-10. Entertainment of Distinguished GuestsAug 16
  345. 345Order Transferring $550 from App. for Salary Increase to City Clerk DeptAug 16
  346. 346Order Transferring $500 from App. for Salary Increases to City Council D-2 Food & Ice.Aug 16
  347. 347Order Transferring $400 from App for Salary Increase to Alarm[?] Board A-1Aug 16
  348. 348Order Transfering $300 fum Aff. fu Salary Increase to Executive Dept. F-11. CompensationAug 16
  349. 349Order Transfering $186.83 from Aff fu Salary Increase to Law Dept. Reimbursements under. G.L. C. 41. Sect 100-AAug 16
  350. 350Order Transfering $50 fum Aff. fu Salary Increases to Veterans Benefits Dept. A-2.Aug 16
  351. 351Order Transfering $37 from Aff fu Salary Increase to Music for a Public Celebration Dedication of Michael A. Sullivan SquareAug 16
  352. 352Order Aff. $7710 to P.W. Dept. For Construction of Alberta Terrace and other Streets ( From Revenue in Treasury received fum the Sale of City Land)Aug 16
  353. 353Order Aff. $5000 to P.W. Dept. Construction of Dump Road. ( From Revenue in Treasury received fum the Sale of City Land)Aug 16
  354. 354Order Aff. $5000 to P.W. Dept. Construction of Broadway ( From Revenue in Treasury received fum Sale of City Land)Aug 16
  355. 355Order Aff. $1174 to Executive Dept C-4. Motor Vehicles. ( From Revenue received fum Sale of Motor Vehicles)Aug 16
  356. 356Order Pension. Private Edward A. Malone. Fire Dept. (65 years old)Aug 16
  357. 357Order Pension Martin F. Hogan Police Dept ( 64 years old)Aug 16
  358. 358Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. City Hospital Dept $650Aug 16
  359. 359Placed On File. Comm fum City Manager rel. to the establishment of tax Rate fu Cambridge at $39.80 fu 1949.Aug 16
  360. 360Order Medical Board to re-examine Benjamin J. Cavanaugh of Fire Dept. on retirement request ( 1 er month)Aug 16
  361. 361Order City Manager to ask Federal Public Housing Authority fu an opinion as to whether the Mayor or City Manager is the recognized authority according to Law on Housing Authority Matters (McNamara)Aug 16
  362. 362Order City Manager to direct Dept. Heads to allow time off to Delegates to attend National Convention of American Legion at Philadelphia Aug. 28- Sept. 1, 1949. (Crane)Aug 16
  363. 363Order City Manager to direct Dept. Heads to allow time off to Delegates to attend National Convention of Veterans of Foreign Wars at Miami Florida Aug 20 - Aug. 26, 1949. (Rill)Aug 16
  364. 364Order City Manager to direct Commissioner of Public Works to Erect "Signs" on Third St. for Safety of Children (DeGuglielmo)Aug 16
  365. 365Order City Manager to instruct Recreation Commission to Repair Tennis Courts at J.J. Donnelly Field (DeGuglielmo)Aug 16
  366. 366Order City Manager to direct Chief of Police to Patrol Third St. to regulate speed of Motor Vehicles (DeGuglielmo)Aug 16
  367. 367Order City Manager to instruct Recreation Commission to procure and Plans for Installation of Flood Lights at St. Peters Field (DeGuglielmo)Aug 16
  368. 368Order City Manager to have a Survey made of the Lighting Conditions on Linnaean St. (Crane)Aug 16
  369. 369Order City Manager to consider erecting a Screen Fence bet. City Property and Premises 81 Sherman St. (Crane)Aug 16
  370. 370Order City Manager to make an Appn. to Erect a Fence around Francis X. Glacken Playground (Rill)Aug 16
  371. 371Order City Manager to make an Appn. for the purchase of additional artificial Grass for Cemetery (Pell)Aug 16
  372. 372Order City Manager to direct Chief of Police to make a Traffic Survey of Conditions on Haskell St. bet. Rindge Ave and Pemberton St. etc. (Crane)Aug 16
  373. 373Order City Manager to confer with Met. District Commission to secure more Benches on Memorial Drive etc (Rill)Aug 16
  374. 374Order Authorizing Corrections in Salary Schedule submitted to City Council on June 27, 1949Sep 12
  375. 375Order Dept. Transfer. Assessors Dept. $700 (From A-1 to A-2)Sep 12
  376. 376Order Dept. Transfer Assessors Dept. $700 (From B-28 to F-1)Sep 12
  377. 377Order Dept Transfer City Hospital Dept. $584.70 (From A-1 to F-4)Sep 12
  378. 378Order Dept. Transfer Recreation Dept. $125 (From C-11 to D-16)Sep 12
  379. 379Order Dept. Transfer Fire Dept $50 (From C-7 to F-12)Sep 12
  380. 380Order- Sundry Depts. Transfer- City Hospital Dept. $24,000Sep 12
  381. 381Order- Sundry Depts. Transfer- Health Dept. Cond. San. $2000Sep 12
  382. 382Order- Sundry Depts. Transfer- Health Dept. Cond. San. $250Sep 12
  383. 383Order- Sundry Depts. Transfer- Purchasing Dept. $167.62Sep 12
  384. 384Order- Sundry Depts. Transfer- Executive Dept. $75Sep 12
  385. 385Order- Sundry Depts. Transfer- Inspection of Bldgs. Dept. $69.16Sep 12
  386. 386Order- Transferring $2800 From Approp. for Salary Increases to Health Dept. Cond. San. B-22.Sep 12
  387. 387Order- Transferring $2500 From Approp. For Salary Increases to Health Dept. Cond. San. D-5.Sep 12
  388. 388Order- Transferring $700 From Approp. For Salary Increases to Police Dept. B-44. Travel Outside StateSep 12
  389. 389Order- Transferring $700 From Approp. For Salary Increases to Police Dept. B-44. Travel Outside StateSep 12
  390. 390Order- Transferring $130.40 From Approp. For Salary Increases to Public Celebrations Independence DaySep 12
  391. 391Order- Approp. $4000 to P.W. Dept. Construction of Mass. Ave (From Revenue in Treasury received from Sale of City Land)Sep 12
  392. 392Order- Approp. $3800 to Recreation Dept. Playgrounds. Schedule F. Purchase of Land on Maple Ave For Totlot. (From Revenue in Treasury received from Sale of City Land)Sep 12
  393. 393Order- Approp. $5000 to P.W. Dept. Construction of Inman Street.Sep 12
  394. 394Order- Approp. $748.80 to P.W. Dept. Sidewalk ConstructionSep 12
  395. 395Order- Approp. $1512.16 to P.W. Dept. Paving of Hampshire St. YardSep 12
  396. 396Order Authorizing the employment of One (1) Linemen in Electrical Dept. and Approp. $700 to Electrical Dept. A-1 (From Approp. For Salary Increases)Sep 12
  397. 397Order- Authorizing increase in Compensation to Mrs. Tibbie Block, Physiotherapist in City Hospital Dept. to $1200 per yearSep 12
  398. 398Order- Resolution authorizing the Housing Authority to make application for loan of $350,000 to the Public Housing AdministrationSep 12
  399. 399Order. City Manager to direct Chief of Police to allow time off to Delegates to Police Assn. Convention at Northampton Oct. 4-5, 1949 (Foley)Sep 12
  400. 400Order. City Manager to direct City Electrician to make a Survey of lighting Conditions on Day St. etc (Foley)Sep 12
  401. 401Order. City Manager to notify City Council by Sept. 19, 1949 what has been done on request for Repairs at Veterans Temporary Homes in Order adopted by City Council on June 6, 1949 (Foley)Sep 12
  402. 402Order. City Manager to conduct an investigation of the Delay in Notifying the Parents of the death of infant Maurice William Pace at City Hospital on Aug. 18, 1949. (Foley)Sep 12
  403. 403Finance. Order. Accepting Chapter 672, Acts of 1949. rel. to Full Pay Pension for Thomas J. Smith, Member of Fire Dept.Sep 19
  404. 404Order. Dept. Transfer. P.W. Dept. $10890 ( From Construction of Broadway to Construction of Mass. Ave)Sep 19
  405. 405Order. Dept Transfer. Water Dept. $610 ( From A-1 to C-17))Sep 19
  406. 406Order Dept. Transfer. Mayor's Off. $50 ( From Schedule F. Congratulatory Messages to High School Graduates to B-2 Postage)Sep 19
  407. 407Order. Dept. Transfer. Health Dept. Lab. $10 ( From D-17 to D-11)Sep 19
  408. 408Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Library Dept. $767Sep 19
  409. 409Order. Appr. 1419 to P.W. Dept Construction of Sidewalks ( From Revenue in Treasury received from Repair of Water Gates)Sep 19
  410. 410Placed On File. Report of City Manager of his investigation of Delay in Notifying Parents of Death of Infant. Maurice W. Pace at City Hospital on Aug. 18, 1949Sep 19
  411. 411Placed On File. Comm. from City Manager transmitting a Copy of the Educational Program For Interns and Residents at City HospitalSep 19
  412. 412Placed On File. Resolution From Staff of City Hospital relative to administration of City HospitalSep 19
  413. 413Order City Manager to consider having a Survey made by the National Board of Fire Underwriters of all Public Bldgs etc (Crane)Sep 19
  414. 414Order. City Manager to take steps to establish a Branch Library in Sleeper School, North Cambridge (Lynch)Sep 19
  415. 415Order - Dept. Transfer P.W. Dept. $8755.88 (From Construction of Broadway to Construction of Mass. Ave.)Sep 26
  416. 416Order - Dept. Transfer Fire Dept. $300 (A-1 to D-16)Sep 26
  417. 417Order - Dept. Transfer Bldg. Dept. $100 (A-1 to A-2)Sep 26
  418. 418Order - Dept. Transfer - Budget Dept. $70 (A-1 to A-2)Sep 26
  419. 419Order - Dept. Transfer - Sealers[?] Dept. $10 ( B-2 to D-1)Sep 26
  420. 420Order - Sundry Dept. Transfers - City Hospital Dept $1433Sep 26
  421. 421Order Transferring $350 from Appr. for Salary Increases to Planning Board B-44, Travel Outside StateSep 26
  422. 422Order Transferring $225 from Appr. for Salary Increases to Bd. of AppealSep 26
  423. 423Order Appr. $1371 to P.W. Dept G-4. Purchase of One New Truck (From Revenue in Treasury received from Sale of Motor Vehicles)Sep 26
  424. 424Order Appr. $4500 to Water Dept. G-4. Motor Vehicles Any[?] Crash Truck. (From Water Receipts for 1949)Sep 26
  425. 425Order Authorizing increases in Rates of Compensation For Employees of School Dept. effective Sept 1, 1949 (Schedule attached)Sep 26
  426. 426Order Approving employment of Julia T. Joyce Matron in School Dept. for One Year from Sept. 1, 1949Sep 26
  427. 427Order Authorizing Increase in Salary Rate of Edward J. O'Connell Secretary of School Committee to $5175 per YearSep 26
  428. 428Order Authorizing the Employment of Frances G. Greene and Four (4) others as Teachers in School Dept. effective Sept. 21, 1949Sep 26
  429. 429Order Authorizing the Employment of Mary E. Campbell and Two (2) others as School Matrons effective Sept. 20, 1949.Sep 26
  430. 430Order Authorizing the Employment of Dr. Francis Sennott as Athletic Physician in Elementary Schools, effective Sept. 1, 1949.Sep 26
  431. 431Order Authorizing the Employment of a Resident in Radiology in City Hospital DeptSep 26
  432. 432Order Authorizing the Employment of an additional Junior Assistant in Library Dept.Sep 26
  433. 433Order. Appointing Drs. John Fagan & Patrick J. Fleming as Members of Medical Board in Annuity Case of Clifford L. Keane as Former Member of Police Dept. (DeGuglielmo)Sep 26
  434. 434Order. City Manager to direct Recreation Commission to Repair Bocci Alleys and install lights for Same at Costa & Lopez Tot. Lots. (DeGuglielmo)Sep 26
  435. 435Order. City Manager to direct Chief of Police to arrange for a Patrolman to direct Traffic as escort Children at Cor. of Third & Hardwick[?] St. (DeGuglielmo)Sep 26
  436. 436Order. City Manager to direct City Electrician to change the location of Traffic Lights in Harvard Square, during the Trial Period, to in Front of Harvard Trust Bldg. (Foley)Sep 26
  437. 437Order. City Manager to direct City Electrician to make a Survey of lighting conditions on Day St. bet. Mass. Ave & Somerville Line (Foley)Sep 26
  438. 438Order. City Manager to confer with Met. Transit Authority Officials for the purpose of having the Bus Line from Harvard Square on Mass. be extended to Harvard Bridge (Foley)Sep 26
  439. 439Order. City Manager to Confer With School Dept. to have Shower Baths installed at Willard & Morse Schools. (Foley)Sep 26
  440. 440Finance. Pension Benjamin J. Cavanaugh. Fire Dept. ($5,711.01[?])Oct 3
  441. 441Resolution relative to Temporary Housing (see No. 474) [struck through]Oct 3
  442. 442Order. Dept. Transfer. Water Dept. $1200 (A-1 to D-16)Oct 3
  443. 443Order. Dept. Transfer Assessors Dept. $400 (B-28 to C-9)Oct 3
  444. 444Order. Dept. Transfer Planning Board. $25 (B-39 to B-2)Oct 3
  445. 445Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. P.W Dept. $1700Oct 3
  446. 446Order Transferring $1481 from App. For Salary Increase to Electrical Dept. G-19. Fire Alarm Boxes & Apparatus / Order. Dept. Transfer. Electrical Dept. $100 (From Street Lighting B-9 to B-44. Travel Outside State)Oct 3
  447. 447Order. App. $50,000 to P.W Dept. Construction of Muse. Ave. (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Oct 3
  448. 448Order. Authorizing the employment of six (6) additional Reserve Patrolmen in Police Dept.Oct 3
  449. 449Order City Solicitor to advise City Council as to the appropriate steps necessary to secure the Benefits of G.L.C. 41.S.111D (DeGuglielmo)Oct 3
  450. 450Order City Manager to direct City Electrician to install Street Light at No. 5 Bryant St. (Pill)Oct 3
  451. 451Order City Manager to direct City Electrician to install Street Light at No. 41 Yerxa Road (Lynch)Oct 3
  452. 452Order City Manager to direct City Electrician to make a Survey of Lighting Conditions on Forbes St. etc. (Sennott)Oct 3
  453. 453Order City Manager to direct Commissioner of Public Works to Clean Sewer at Junction of Clay & Dudley Sts. (Foley)Oct 3
  454. 454Finance Order Appr. $10,000 to Water Dept. Maint General Schedule F. Met. District Water Assessment (From Water Receipts for 1949)Oct 10
  455. 455Finance Order Authorizing increase in Rates of Compensation for the "Nursing Personnel" of City Hospital, Cambridge Sanatorium and City Infirmary (see Schedule)Oct 10
  456. 456Finance Order Rescinding Order adopted on Feb. 14, 1949 authorizing City Manager to sell for a Sum not less than $500 a Parcel of Land on Sacramento St Side of Agassiz School (7345 sq. feet) / Order Authorizing City Manager to sell for a Sum not less than $300 a Parcel of Land on Sacramento St Side of Agassiz School (4205 sq. feet)Oct 10
  457. 457Finance. Recommending the adoption of the Following Orders. (1) Rel. to Weather Vane on City Hall (Pill) (2) " " Fence Morse School (Pill) (3) " " Metal St. Signs (Crane, DeGuglielmo & Swan)Oct 10
  458. 458Finance. Approving Bond of City Clerk. One Year From June 1, 1949Oct 10
  459. 459Finance. Placed On File. Report of Annual Audit for the Year of 1948 (For Report see Large Safe in Vault)Oct 10
  460. 460Finance Referred to City Solicitor For analysis. (1) Chapter 407. Acts of 1949. Rel. to retirement of School Janitors etc (2) " 636. " Rel. to increase in amounts of Pensions to Firemen & Policemen who have been retired etc. (3) Chapter 384 Acts of 1949. Rel. to Vacations. Policemen & Firemen (4) " 522 " Rel. to dependents to whom annuities are Paid of Employes of Registry of Motor VehiclesOct 10
  461. 461Finance. Referred to City Solicitor For analysis (1) Chapter 619, Acts of 1949 Rel. to Barring certain People from Public Service (2) " 529. " Rel. to the appointment of Inspector of Wires in Cities, Towns & Districts (3) Chapter 562, Acts of 1949. Rel. to the Earnings of Retired Police Officers an[?] Firemen while engaged in Gainful Occupations (4) Chapter 334. Acts of 1949. Rel. to SlaughteringOct 10
  462. 462Finance. . Sundry Matters. Placed On File (1) From City Solicitor. With analysis of Ch. 351, Acts of 1948 rel. to Salary Plans adopted by Cities and Towns. (2) Chapter 881, Acts of 1949. Rel. to Filing in Cities Having a Plan E Form of Charter of certain Statement & Petitions By Candidates (3) Resolution. Rel. to Life Tenure for City Clerks (4) Summary of New National Housing Acts of 1949. (see Small Safe in Vault)Oct 10
  463. 463Finance Placed On File Report of City Manager on Municipal Program for 1946-1947. (see Small Safe in Vault.Oct 10
  464. 464Finance. Placed On File Sundry Matters. (1) Copy of Chapter 572, Acts of 1949. An Act amending & revising the Act creating the Met. Transit Authority etc (see Small Safe in Vault) (2) Comm. from City Manager recommending that the City Council by Resolution endorse the proposals of the Governor with reference to handling the Deficit of Met. Transit AuthorityOct 10
  465. 465Finance Placed On File. Comm. from City Manager transmitting Balance Sheet of City for Month ending March 31, 1949Oct 10
  466. 466Finance Placed On File. Comm. from City Manager rel. to the Paving Mass. Ave. from Central Square to Harvard SquareOct 10
  467. 467Finance Placed On File. Comm. from City Manager relative to Appn. from Reserve Fund.Oct 10
  468. 468Finance. Placed On File. Comm. from Labor Union, Local 602 & 195 rel. to pay Increases in Labor DivisionsOct 10
  469. 469Finance. Placed On File. Comm. from City Manager transmitting a Copy of letter received by Assessor from Henry F. Long Commissioner of Corporations & Taxation rel. to Hiring an Expert to Work with them for the purpose of Re-Assessing all Industrial Property in CityOct 10
  470. 470Finance Placed On File Comm. from City Manager with Order Appn. $5800 to Eng. Dept. B-28. Expert Service for Repairs to Third & Sixth St. BridgesOct 10
  471. 471Finance Placed On File. Resolve introduced by Councillor Swan. supporting City Hospital administrators etcOct 10
  472. 472Finance Placed On File. Petition of Private Edward J. Malone of Fire Dept. For Pension and Medical Report on SameOct 10
  473. 473Finance. Placed On File Petition of Private Noel A. Landry of Fire Dept. For Pension and Medical Report on SameOct 10
  474. 474Order. Dept. Transfer. Executive Dept. $150 (From Expenses of Civic Unity Committee to B-44 Travel Outside State)Oct 10
  475. 475Order. Dept. Transfer. Recreation Dept. $125 (From D-9-D-17)Oct 10
  476. 476Order. Dept Transfer Assessors Dept. $45 (B-3 to B-35)Oct 10
  477. 477Order. Sundry Dept Transfers School Dept $2000Oct 10
  478. 478Order. Sundry Dept. Transfers Police Dept $269.60Oct 10
  479. 479Order. Transferring $10,000 from Appn. for Salary Increases to City Hospital Dept. D-5.Oct 10
  480. 480Order- Transferring $406.70 from Appn. for Salary Increases to Law Dept. Schedule F- Expenses of Legislative Agent.Oct 10
  481. 481Order- Transferring $215 from Appn. for Salary Increases to Treasury Dept. B-7. Certification of NotesOct 10
  482. 482Order- Authorizing change in Classification for Anthony Voler[?] to Semi-Skilled Laborer in City Hospital Dept.Oct 10
  483. 483Order- City Manager to direct City Electrician to install a Street Light on Fourth St. bet. Cambridge St. & Otis St. ( Sennott)Oct 10
  484. 484Order- Dept. Transfer- Assessors Dept. $300 ( From B-28 to A-2)Oct 17
  485. 485Order- Dept. Transfer- Executive Dept. $7.75 ( From B-1 to D-16)Oct 17
  486. 486Order- Dept. Transfer- Planning Board $6.00 ( From D-16 to B-3)Oct 17
  487. 487Order- Sundry Dept. Transfer- Police Dept. $200Oct 17
  488. 488Order- Sundry Dept. Transfer- Fire Dept. $100Oct 17
  489. 489Order- Transferring $500 from Appn. for Salary Increases to Public Works Dept. G-2. MachineryOct 17
  490. 490Order- Transferring $300 from Appn. for Salary Increases to Executive Dept. A-2.Oct 17
  491. 491Order- Authorizing increase in Compensation to James R. Ferguson and Thomas H. Leary Jr. Golf-Starter Recreation Dept.Oct 17
  492. 492Order- Authorizing change in Classification of William J. Brennan to Motor Equipment Operator in Water Dept.Oct 17
  493. 493Order- Authorizing the Employment of One (1) Senior Assistant in Library Dept. at $2000 per year effective Oct. 17, 1949.Oct 17
  494. 494Resolution- Relative to Temporary Housing ( see No. 567)Oct 17
  495. 495Order- City Manager to direct Chief of Police & cause to have removed the two Meters at 134 Cambridge St. in front of Premises of the Ocean Competency[?] Co Inc. (Mayor Neville)Oct 17
  496. 496Order- City Manager to direct City Electrician to make a Survey of Lighting Conditions in 'Feroleto Square' ( DeGuglielmo)Oct 17
  497. 497Order- City Manager to direct Recreation Commission to install Flood Lights on Glacken Field etc. (DeGuglielmo)Oct 17
  498. 498Order. City Manager to direct Recreation Commission to resurface Glacken Field and arrange for a Wading Pool for small Children. (DeGuglielmo)Oct 17
  499. 499Order. City Manager to direct Chief of Police to make a Survey of Traffic Conditions on the newly-surfaced section of Mass. Ave. & Broadway (Crane)Oct 17
  500. 500Order. City Manager to direct Planning Board to make a Survey of Ward 11 for the purpose of constructing "Tot Lots" where needed. (DeGuglielmo)Oct 17
  501. 501Order. Dept. Transfer. City Hospital Dept. $80 (From B-18 to F-1)Oct 24
  502. 502Order. Dept. Transfer. City Treasurer Dept. $50 (From F-1 to D-11)Oct 24
  503. 503Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. City Hospital Dept. $20,600Oct 24
  504. 504Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. P. W. Dept. $9850Oct 24
  505. 505Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Water Dept. $2785Oct 24
  506. 506Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Health Dept. Camb. San. $1850Oct 24
  507. 507Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Recreation Dept. $282.50Oct 24
  508. 508Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Inspection of Bldgs Dept. $6231Oct 24
  509. 509Order. Transferring $3000 from Approp. for Salary Increases to Apprentice Training For VeteransOct 24
  510. 510Order. Transferring $2556 from Approp. for Salary Increases to City Hospital Dept. G-17. Equipment not otherwise CodedOct 24
  511. 511Order. Transferring $84.50 from Approp. for Salary Increases to Public Celebrations Labor DayOct 24
  512. 512Order. Transferring $44.58 from Approp. for Salary Increases to Law Dept. Reimbursements under. G.L. C. 41. Sect. 100-A.Oct 24
  513. 513Order. Pension. Patrolman Timothy J. Callahan. Police Dept. (65 years old)Oct 24
  514. 514Placed On File. Annual Report, submitted by Manager, of City of Cambridge for the Year of 1948. (For copy see Small Safe in Vault)Oct 24
  515. 515Order. Accepting the provisions of Chapter 386 Acts of 1949 rel. to Vacations for members of Police & Fire Depts.Oct 24
  516. 516Order. City Manager to direct Commissioner of Public Works to repair all Sidewalks on Jackson St. (Lynch)Oct 24
  517. 517Order. City Manager to direct Commissioner of Public Works to install a Catch Basin at 96 Jackson St. (Lynch)Oct 24
  518. 518Order. City Manager to direct Chief of Police to assign a Police Officer to Houghton School when the Children are going & coming from School. (Kennell[?])Oct 24
  519. 519Order. Dept. Transfer- Fire Dept. $300 (From A-1 to D-17)Oct 31
  520. 520Order. Sundry Dept. Transfers Welfare Dept. $22,100Oct 31
  521. 521Order- Sundry Dept.- Transfers Health Dept. General $100Oct 31
  522. 522Order. Transferring $950 from App. for Salary Increases to Police Dept. D-11 Motor Vehicle Gas & OilOct 31
  523. 523Order. Transferring $90 from Revenue in Treasury received in Settlement of Damage to City Property to Recreation Dept. Playgrounds D-17 Motor Vehicle PartsOct 31
  524. 524Order. App. $3250 to Recreation Dept. Playgrounds G-2. Grader. (From the unencumbered balance of App. for Outdoor Swimming Pool Voted Sept. 22, 1949)Oct 31
  525. 525Order. Authorizing the employment of One Junior Clerk Typist (Female) in Fire Dept.Oct 31
  526. 526Order. Rescinding Order adopted on June 27, 1949 authorizing change in Classification of Joseph G. Ianelli to Working Foreman Electrician in Electrical Dept. / Order. Authorizing change in Classification of Joseph G. Ianelli to Head Electrician in Electrical Dept.Oct 31
  527. 527Order. City Manager & Chief of Police to appear before City Council with Plans and Duties of proposed changes in Police Dept. before Changes are put into effect (Foley)Oct 31
  528. 528Order. City Manager to confer with Housing Authority for the purpose of deferring evictions at Washington Elms and Newtowne Court etc. (McNamara)Oct 31
  529. 529Order- Dept. Transfer Fire Dept. $300 (From A-1 to D-16)Nov 7
  530. 530Order Dept Transfer Fire Dept $60 (From A-1 to B-44)Nov 7
  531. 531Order Dept Transfer. Sealer of Weights & Measures $30 (B-39 to D-11)Nov 7
  532. 532Order. Sundry Depts Transfer Welfare Dept $1315Nov 7
  533. 533Order Sundry Depts. Transfer Health Dept. $635Nov 7
  534. 534Order. Sundry Depts. Transfer. P.W. Dept $450Nov 7
  535. 535Order. Sundry Depts. Transfer Health Dept. Dental Clinics $200Nov 7
  536. 536Order Transferring $250 from Appr. for Salary Increases to City Clerk Dept. B-35 FeesNov 7
  537. 537Order. Appr. $1800 to P.W. Dept. Schedule F. Fence at Greenhouse (From unencumbered balance of Appr. for Outdoor Swimming Pool Voted Sept. 22, 1947)Nov 7
  538. 538Order. Appr. $1000 to P.W. Dept. G-2 New Engine (Gasoline) (From unencumbered balance of Appr. for Outdoor Swimming Pool Voted Sept. 22, 1947)Nov 7
  539. 539Order Appr $500 to P.W. Dept. Construction of Cleveland St. (From Revenue in Treasury received from Sale of City Land)Nov 7
  540. 540Order. School Committee to consider turning over to City the Sleeper School for the establishment of a Recreational Center for Children. (De Guglielmo)Nov 7
  541. 541Order- Dept. Transfer Welfare Dept $10,000 (A-1 to F-3)Nov 14
  542. 542Order. Dept. Transfer Law Dept. $100 (From B-35 to D-11)Nov 14
  543. 543Order Dept Transfer. City Hospital $35 (From B-13 to B-4)Nov 14
  544. 544Order Sundry Depts. Transfer Police Dept. $65Nov 14
  545. 545Order. Transferring $500 from Appr. for Salary Increases to City Council D-2 Food & Ice.Nov 14
  546. 546Order Transferring $28 from Appr. for Salary Increases to Veterans Benefits Dept. C-5 Office Equipment.Nov 14
  547. 547Order Transferring $200 from Budget-Personnel Dept. B-44 to Executive Dept. B-44.Nov 14
  548. 548Order Appr. $3900 for the Celebration of Christmas (From the Appr. for Street Lighting)Nov 14
  549. 549Order. Pension. George B. Piper - Police Dept. (63 years of age)Nov 14
  550. 550Order City Manager to have a suitable Marker placed on the Traffic Circle in Quincy Square in Honor of Sergeant Thomas J. William U S A (Cross)[?]Nov 14
  551. 551Order. City Manager, Chief of Police & Capt. Marks[?] of Traffic Bureau to appear before City Council on Nov. 21, 1949 rel. to Traffic Conditions in Harvard Square & on Boylston St. (Mayor Neville)Nov 14
  552. 552Order. Dept. Transfer. Welfare Dept. Outside Aid $2500 ( F-10 to F-12)Nov 21
  553. 553Order. Dept. Transfer City Hospital Dept. $278 ( From A-1 to F-5)Nov 21
  554. 554Order. Dept. Transfer. City Auditors Dept. $267.50 ( From A-2 to C-9)Nov 21
  555. 555Order. Dept. Transfer Treasury Dept. $216 ( From A-1 to C-9)Nov 21
  556. 556Order Dept. Transfer Treasury Dept. $110 ( From A-1 to B-7)Nov 21
  557. 557Order Dept. Transfer. Eng. Dept. $50 ( From D-11 to D-1)Nov 21
  558. 558Order Dept. Transfer. Law Dept. $5 ( B-35 to A-1)Nov 21
  559. 559Order Sundry Dept. Transfers City Hospital Dept. $5100Nov 21
  560. 560Order Sundry Dept. Transfers Health Dept. Camb. San. $3335Nov 21
  561. 561Order Sundry Dept. Transfers Library Dept. $770Nov 21
  562. 562Order Sundry Dept. Transfers Recreation Dept. $593Nov 21
  563. 563Order Sundry Dept. Transfers Purchasing Dept. $92Nov 21
  564. 564Order Transferring $500 from Appr. for Salary Increases to Mayor's Dept. F-10. Entertainment of Distinguished GuestNov 21
  565. 565Order. Transferring $180 from Appr. for Salary Increases to City Clerk's Dept. C-9. Furniture & FittingsNov 21
  566. 566Order. Authorizing the employment of two (2) additional Lieutenants in Police Dept. at $4230[?] per year effective Nov. 25, 1949Nov 21
  567. 567Resolution. Waiving the removal requirements relative to Temporary Veterans Housing. (see No. 494)Nov 21
  568. 568Order. City Manager to direct City Electrician to install a Street Light, at 140 Otis St. ( P.11)Nov 21
  569. 569Order City Manager to direct City Electrician to install a Street Light on Winter St. at Mullins Court. ( De Guglielmo)Nov 21
  570. 570Placed On File. Comm. From City Manager rel. to assessment to be levied on Cambridge on account of deficiencies of M.T.A. for period Jan. 1, 1948 to Aug. 2, 1949Nov 28
  571. 571Order. Dept. Transfer. Health Dept. $1350 (From A-1 to C-7)Nov 28
  572. 572Order. Dept. Transfer Health Dept. $400 (From A-1 to G-12)Nov 28
  573. 573Order. Dept. Transfer Electrical Dept. $325 (From B-9 to B-13)Nov 28
  574. 574Order. Dept. Transfer. Assessors Dept. $100 (From A-1 to A-2)Nov 28
  575. 575Order. Dept. Transfer. Inspection of Bldgs. Dept. $30 (From D-16 to B-4)Nov 28
  576. 576Order Dept. Transfer " " " " " $20 (From A-1 to A-3)Nov 28
  577. 577Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. City Hospital Dept. $18,000Nov 28
  578. 578Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer City Hospital Dept. $4450Nov 28
  579. 579Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer Water Dept. $1500Nov 28
  580. 580Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Fire Dept. $200Nov 28
  581. 581Order Sundry Dept. Transfer City Hospital Dept. $87.74Nov 28
  582. 582Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer Mayors Dept. $71.25Nov 28
  583. 583Order Transferring $5000 from Construction of Mass. Ave. to Construction of Webster Ave.Nov 28
  584. 584Order. Transferring $6000 from App. for Salary Increases to Public Works Dept. Schedule F. Fell For Duty[?]Nov 28
  585. 585Order App. $4000 to P.W. Dept. Construction of Robinson St. & Fernald Drive. (From Construction of Mass. Ave.)Nov 28
  586. 586Order App. $24,000 to Veterans Benefits F-8. (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Nov 28
  587. 587Order. App. $42,500 to Welfare Dept. Outside Aid. F-3 Cash Aid (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account) / Order App. $21,000 to Welfare Dept. Old Age Assistance F-9. (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account) / Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Welfare Dept. $21,000 / Order Sundry Dept Transfer Welfare Dept $7500 (see Index L.)Nov 28
  588. 588Order authorizing the employment of three (3) additional Privates in Fire Dept.Nov 28
  589. 589Order authorizing change in Classification of Rosanna Boyd and two (2) other Employees of Health Dept. Cont. Ser. to Charge Attendant Nurses at #1600 per yearNov 28
  590. 590Order Dept. Transfer School Dept. #500 ( From A-1 to G-7)Dec 5
  591. 591Order Dept Transfer Fire Dept #500 (From G-4 to G-13)Dec 5
  592. 592Order Dept. Transfer Police Dept. #275 ( from A-1 to B-13)Dec 5
  593. 593Order Dept. Transfer Bd. of Health Cont. Ser. #195 ( From D-18 to C-16)Dec 5
  594. 594Order Dept. Transfer City Clerk Dept. #75 ( From A-1 to A-2)Dec 5
  595. 595Order Dept. Transfer Assessors Dept. #16 ( From C-9 to C-7)Dec 5
  596. 596Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Purchasing Dept. #463.78Dec 5
  597. 597Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Police Dept. $300Dec 5
  598. 598Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Health Dept. General #250Dec 5
  599. 599Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Election Dept. #235Dec 5
  600. 600Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Recreation Dept. #125Dec 5
  601. 601Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Law Dept. #75Dec 5
  602. 602Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Planning Board #23Dec 5
  603. 603Order Appr. #295 to Fire Dept. B-14 ( From Revenue in Treasury received for Damage to City Property)Dec 5
  604. 604Order Transferring #300 from Appr. for Salary Increase to Law Dept. Reimbursements under Gen. Laws. Ch. 41. Sect. 100-A.Dec 5
  605. 605Order Transferring #51.33 from Appr for Salary Increase to Law Dept. Reimbursements under Gen. Laws Ch 41. Sect 100-ADec 5
  606. 606Order authorizing Change in Classification of William J. Martin and two other Employees of School Dept. to Senior Building CustodiansDec 5
  607. 607Order Appointing Dr. Patrick J. Fleming & Dr. Alexander Mohlowitz[?] as Members of Medical Board in Insanity Case of William A. Cullen deceased Member of Police Dept.Dec 5
  608. 608Order City Manager to confer with M.T.A. Officials relative to Bus Line to Boston University Bridge ( P.71)Dec 5
  609. 609Order. Appb. Transfer. Sealer of Weights & Measures $20 (From D-16 to D-11)Dec 12
  610. 610Order. Sundry Appt. Transfer. School Dept. $6100Dec 12
  611. 611Order. Sundry Appt. Transfer Health Dept. $2585Dec 12
  612. 612Order. Sundry Appt. Transfer Health Dept. $60Dec 12
  613. 613Order. Authorizing the Transfer of $26.33 from Appr. for Salary Increases to Law Dept. Gen. Laws. Ch. 41. Sect. 100-A.Dec 12
  614. 614Order. Authorizing the Transfer of $363.26 from Construction of Mass. Ave. to Construction of Palmer and other Streets.Dec 12
  615. 615Order. Authorizing the Employment of One additional Carpenter in Public Works Dept.Dec 12
  616. 616Placed On File. Comm. from State Housing Board transmitting Certificate of Resolution approving the expenditure of $52,890 for General Contract of Vassal Lane (372) Veterans Housing Project.Dec 12
  617. 617Finance. Order. Appr. $744.50 for the purchase of Land at Corner of Fuller St. & Bay State Road. (From Revenue in Treasury received from Sale of City Land)Dec 12
  618. 618Finance. Order. Appr. $48.20 for Taking of Land at Intersection of Sherman St. & Rindge Ave. for purpose of Rounding Corner. (From Revenue in Treasury received from Sale of City Land)Dec 12
  619. 619Finance. Order. Accepting the provisions of Ch. 128, Acts of 1949 rel. to indemnification of Employees for operation of Certain City Owned Vehicles.Dec 12
  620. 620Finance. Referred to School Committee. Comm. from Miriam W. Kramer rel. to Program of Civic Education in School SystemDec 12
  621. 621Finance. Placed On File. Sundry Matters (1) Order introduced by Councillor Foley placing City Council on Record as opposed to Dumping in New Street Clay Pit (2) Petition of Blanche Reilly et als. rel. to Traffic Hazards in Vicinity of Washington Elms & Newtowne Court Housing Projects (3) Petition of Louis G. Theriault et als. for Public Hearing rel. to opening of so-called New St. DumpDec 12
  622. 622Finance Placed On File. Sundry Matters (1) City Solicitor. With analysis of Ch. 77, Acts of 1949. Rel. to expense of Fire Dept. for Calls for held from outside adjoining State (2) City Solicitor. With analysis of Ch. 643. Acts of 1948. Rel. to School Funds & State Aid For Schools.Dec 12
  623. 623Finance. Placed On File. Address by President Killean[?] of Mass. Inst. of Tech. regarding Pay Rolls and other expenditures by Contributing[?] Educational InstitutionDec 12
  624. 624Finance. Placed On File Comm. from Henry F. Long, Commissioner of Corporation & Taxation rel. to expenses of Office of Assessors & CollectorsDec 12
  625. 625Finance. Placed On File Comm from Henry F. Long. Commissioner of Corporation & Taxation rel. to Heads of Depts. travelling, within and Outside State for purpose of securing information valuable to CityDec 12
  626. 626Finance. Placed On File. Resolve introduced by Councillor Foley deploring the tactics of C.C.A. in recent City ElectionDec 12
  627. 627Finance Placed On File Report of Legislative Commission on Rapid Transit (see the Combi Safe in Vault for Report)Dec 12
  628. 628Finance Placed On File Petition of Thomas J. Mooney et als relative to a "New Gymnasium" at the High & Latin School. (For Petition see Large Safe in Vault)Dec 12
  629. 629Order City Manager to direct Recreation Commission to flood all Areas for Skating etc (1.11)Dec 12
  630. 630Finance. Order. Taking By Eminent Domain For Purpose of Public Way Land at Southwesterly & Southeasterly Corners of Rindge Av. & Sherman St. Containing respectively 36 and 63 square feet.Dec 19
  631. 631Finance Order Appr. $650 to Public Works Dept. Replacing Sidewalks & Curbs at intersection of Sherman St. & Rindge Av. (From Appr. for Construction of Mass. Av.)Dec 19
  632. 632Order Dept. Transfer P.W. Dept. $3100 (A-1 to B-2)Dec 19
  633. 633Order. Dept. Transfer P.W. Dept. $420. (D-3 to E-2)Dec 19
  634. 634Order Dept. Transfer Assessors Dept. $300 ( B-28 to B-44)Dec 19
  635. 635Order Dept. Transfer Health Dept. $130 (From Health General A-1 to Health Dept. Dental Clinic G-12)Dec 19
  636. 636Order Dept. Transfer Police Dept. $78 ( A-1 to B-8)Dec 19
  637. 637Order. Dept. Transfer. Budget-Personnel Dept $65 ( B-1 to C-7)Dec 19
  638. 638Order Sundry Dept. Transfer P.W. Dept. $9969.91Dec 19
  639. 639Order Sundry Dept Transfer City Hospital Dept. $2360Dec 19
  640. 640Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Recreation Dept Playgrounds $1040Dec 19
  641. 641Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Fire Dept. $900Dec 19
  642. 642Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer Library Dept. $750.80Dec 19
  643. 643Order authorizing the Transfer of $200 from Approp[?] for Salary Increases to Substitutes[?] Dept. A-3, Overtime.Dec 19
  644. 644Order Appr $21,000 to Municipal Pensions & Annuities F-7 (To be funded by transferring $20,400 from P.W. Dept. A-1 and by transferring $600 from Library Dept A-1)Dec 19
  645. 645Order. Appr $400 to Veterans Service Dept D-16. (To be funded by sundry Dept. Transfer in Veterans Service Dept in sum of $75 and by transferring $325 from Appr for Salary Increases)Dec 19
  646. 646Order. Appr. $33.90 to Inspection of Bldgs. B-14 (To be funded by transferring $33.90 from Law Dept. D-35 Fees)Dec 19
  647. 647Order authorizing increase in Compensation of Elizabeth Gage & M. Jeff.[?] of Nurses Health Dept. Cml. Serv.Dec 19
  648. 648Order. Appr $2701.40 to P.W. Dept. Sidewalk Construction (From Revenue in Treasury received for Sidewalk Assessments)Dec 19
  649. 649Order. City Manager to appear before City Council on Tuesday Dec. 27, 1949. rel. to statements made by him rel. to additional burden placed upon Cities & Towns by Legislature (Folio)Dec 19
  650. 650Order. City Manager to confer with School Committee rel. to a Survey of lighting conditions in High School particularly lighting in Sewing Classes. ( P.171)Dec 19
  651. 651Special Committee on Veteran Housing: Sundry Matters. Placed On File (1) City Clerk. Ch. 200, Act of 1949 Rel. to financial assistance by State to Housing Authorities (2) American Municipal Assn. Copy of Sect. 305 (b) of New U.S. Housing Act of 1949 rel. to Payments in Lieu of Taxes (3) United States Conference of Mayors. Complete Text of New Slum Clearance and Housing Law. (4) City Manager Rel. to Repairs to Veterans Temporary Houses (5) City Manager Rel. to Veterans Temporary Houses (6) Reports concerning Fire at Berkshire St. Veterans Housing Project (7) Francis X. McCann Relative to Housing for VeteransDec 19
  652. 652Order. Deft. Transfer. P.W. Dept. $5004 (From A-1 to G-17)Dec 27
  653. 653Order. Deft. Transfer. Health Dept. Comb. Serv. $2500 (From A-1 to D-2)Dec 27
  654. 654Order. Deft. Transfer. P.W. Dept. 811.83 (From A-1 to G-17)Dec 27
  655. 655Order. Deft. Transfer. City Hospital Dept. $316 (From D-3 to B-22)Dec 27
  656. 656Order. Deft. Transfer. P.W. Dept. $76.50 (From A-1 to B-10 Taxes)Dec 27
  657. 657Order. Sundry Depts. Transfer. Welfare Dept. $13,218.50Dec 27
  658. 658Order. Sundry Depts. Transfer. School Dept. $1800Dec 27
  659. 659Order. Sundry Depts. Transfer. P.W. Dept. $1554Dec 27
  660. 660Order. Sundry Depts. Transfer. Health Dept. Comb. Serv. $225Dec 27
  661. 661Order. Sundry Depts. Transfer. Recreation Dept. $200Dec 27
  662. 662Order. Sundry Depts. Transfer. Electrical Dept. $45Dec 27
  663. 663Order. Approp. $1000 for Celebration of Xmas. (From Approp. For Salary Increases)Dec 27
  664. 664Order. Approp. $400 to City Council D-2 Food & Ice. (From Approp. for Salary Increases)Dec 27
  665. 665Order. Approp. $106.20 to Public Celebration Memorial Day May 30, 1949. (From Approp. For Salary Increases)Dec 27
  666. 666Order. Approp. $220 to City Clerk Dept. B-3 (From Approp. For Salary Increases) Order. Sundry Depts. Transfer. City Clerk Dept. $172Dec 27
  667. 667Order. Approp. $126660 to P.W. Dept. Sidewalk Construction (From Revenue in Treasury received from Repairs of Water Coils[?])Dec 27
  668. 668Order Appr. $266.63 to Cover Cash Discrepancy of a Former Collector of Taxes (From Treasury Dept. A-2 Temporary Employees)Dec 27
  669. 669Order Appr. 171.91 to Municipal Pension Schedule F-7. (From School Dept. Schedule A-1 Permanent Employees)Dec 27
  670. 670Order Appr. $5640. to Police Dept. G-4. Motor Vehicles (From Health Dept. G-4. Motor Vehicles)Dec 27
  671. 671Order Appr. $16,000 to P.W. Dept. (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Dec 27
  672. 672Order Appr. $1406.60 to Fire Dept. G-4. Purchase of New Truck (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Dec 27
  673. 673Order City Manager to arrange with Dept. Heads in City Hall Offices for a 15 minute relief Period during Hours 8-30 to 10-00 A.M. for the Clerical Assistants in Each Dept. (Vellucci[?])Dec 27
  674. 674Special Committee on Veterans Housing Placed On File. Sundry Matters (1.) Francis X. McCann Rel. to Veterans Temp. Houses concerning Rent and Safety From Fire (2) From Executive Director U.S. Conference of Mayors Relative to Bill in Congress for Rent ControlDec 27

Highways

279 actions · № 1–279
  1. 1Order Revoking Permit for "Sign" 2077-81 Mass. Av. (Royal Tire Co. Inc.)Jan 3
  2. 2Order Sundry Driveways. (3 in Number)Jan 17
  3. 3Order Sundry Gran. Sidewalk 71 Broadway: 59 Fayerweather St.Jan 17
  4. 4Orders (6 in Number) Rescinding Orders for Gran. Sidewalks at 380 Walden St.; 71 Reed St.; 93 Otis St.; 17 Fock[?] St.; 49 Jackson St.; 31-35 Hurley St.Jan 17
  5. 5Order Revoking Permit for "Sign" 32-40 Boylston St. (Cambridge Centennial Corp.)Jan 17
  6. 6R. & B. Order "Sign" 32-38 Boylston St. (James C Trumbull as Harvard Square Garage)Jan 24
  7. 7R. & B. Order "Sign" 2 Central Square (Public Loan Company)Jan 24
  8. 8Order Bitulithic Sidewalk 120 Reed St. (Sullivan)Jan 24
  9. 9Order Revoking Permit for "Counter on Sidewalk" 701 Mt. Auburn St. (Charles J. Dabrowski)Jan 31
  10. 10Order Gran Sidewalk 815-820 Somerville Ave (Charles M. Curry Motors Inc.)Feb 7
  11. 11Order Revoking Permit for "Barber Pole" 1274 Mass. Av. (Stanley Oteri)Feb 7
  12. 12Order Revoking Permit for "Sign" 307 Cambridge St. (Antonio Pasquariello).Feb 14
  13. 13Order " " " " "Sign" 863 Main St (George Katranis)Feb 14
  14. 14Order " " " " "Sign" 2 Central Square (Imperial Restaurant)Feb 14
  15. 15Order " " " " "Sign" Mass. Ave. Side 2 Central Sq. (Imperial Restaurant)Feb 14
  16. 16Order Sundry Driveways 115 Bridge St. & 113 Prospect St.Feb 21
  17. 17Order Sundry Gran Sidewalks 44-50 Howard St. & 156 Pearl St.Feb 21
  18. 18Order "Sign" 21 Brookline St. (Joseph S. Simeone)Feb 21
  19. 19Order Revoking Permit for "Vault under Sidewalk" 22 Dunster St. (The Georgian Inc.)Feb 21
  20. 20Order Revoking Permit for "Sign" 29-31 Boylston St. (Harvard Cafe Inc.)Feb 21
  21. 21Order " " " " "Sign" 1077 Mass. Ave. (Aram Bedrosian)Feb 21
  22. 22Order Driveway 17 Front St. (Harriet[?] F. Ford[?])Feb 28
  23. 23Order Gran Sidewalk 198-200 Walden St. (Reis) [?] [?]Feb 28
  24. 24Order Hearing to be held on Monday March 14, 1949 at 8 P.M. on proposed use of New St. Dump. (Foley)Feb 28
  25. 25R. & B. Order "Sign" 1386 Mass. Ave. (Harvard Garden Grill Inc.)Mar 7
  26. 26Order Sundry Driveways Two at 3 Craigie St & one at 17 Cushing St.Mar 7
  27. 27Order Sundry Gran Sidewalks (5 in Number)Mar 7
  28. 28R. & B. Order "Marquee" 1737 Cambridge St. (Ambassador Realty Corp)Mar 14
  29. 29R. & B. Order "Sign" "Barber Pole" 1000 Cambridge St. (Francisco Chaves[?])Mar 14
  30. 30Order. Acceptance of Robinson St. as a Public Way (Harvard College)Mar 14
  31. 31Order. Acceptance of Fernald Drive as a Public Way (Harvard College)Mar 14
  32. 32Order. Sundry Driveways (3 in Number)Mar 14
  33. 33R. & B. Order. "Signs" (1.) 2 Plympton St. (Briggs & Briggs Inc.) (2.) 180 Mass. Ave. (Paradise Cafe Inc.)Mar 21
  34. 34R. & B. Order. "Sign" 867 Main St. (Jack Smillie Inc.)Mar 21
  35. 35R. & B. Order. "Sign" 8 Holyoke St. (Sea Gull Inc.)Mar 21
  36. 36Order. Sundry Driveways (3 in Number)Mar 21
  37. 37Order. Bitulithic Sidewalk 71 Hammond St. (Perry)Mar 21
  38. 38Order Revoking Permit For "Canopy" 205 Western Ave. (Edmund S. Lane)Mar 21
  39. 39Order " " " "Sign" 56 Binney St. (City Truck Co Inc)Mar 21
  40. 40Order " " " "Sign" 476 Mass. Ave. (Ignatius[?] Mitchell)Mar 21
  41. 41Order " " " "Sign" 1386 Mass. Ave. (Harvard Garden Grill)Mar 21
  42. 42R. & B. Order. "Sign" 443 Mass. Ave. (General Hardware & Supply Co)Mar 28
  43. 43R. & B. Order. "Sign" 152 Mt. Auburn St. (Willard Brothers)Mar 28
  44. 44Order. For Erection of Two Band Stands on Portland St. in front of St. Anthony's Church on May 21-22. (A. J. Pimental)Mar 28
  45. 45Order. Sundry Driveways (8 in Number)Mar 28
  46. 46R. & B. Burleigh St. between Broadway & Harvard St. discontinued as a Public WayApr 4
  47. 47R. & B. No Action Necessary as Danforth St is not a Public Way (Petition of Archbishop of Boston that Danforth St. bet. Amherst St. & Memorial Drive be discontinued as a Public Way)Apr 4
  48. 48R. & B. Order "Sign" 2 Central Square (Public Loan Co)Apr 4
  49. 49R. & B. Order "Sign" 73 River St. (Cambridge Beef Co)Apr 4
  50. 50R. & B. Order. "Sign" 271-275 Western Ave (George J. Katsanos[?])Apr 4
  51. 51R. & B. Order. "Sign" 356 Prospect St. (Tip-Toe Cafe)Apr 4
  52. 52R. & B. Leave to Withdraw. On Sundry Petitions (7 in Number) For Sidewalk Counter[?] and use of Sidewalk for display PurposesApr 4
  53. 53R. & B. Leave to Withdraw Petition of Harry Conrad[?] as the Tire & Battery Co. for Gasoline Serving him at 2034 Mass. Ave.Apr 4
  54. 54R. & B. Placed On File. Comm. from Irving Brown Atty. representing Alpert Bros. for a Sidewalk Counter at 24 Pearl St.Apr 4
  55. 55Order. Driveway 58 Pleasant St. (Anthony Tem[?]mello)Apr 4
  56. 56Order. Edgestone 82-84 Griswold St. (Leonard F. Walsh)Apr 4
  57. 57Order. Sundry Gran. Sidewalks (3 in Number)Apr 4
  58. 58Order. Chief of Police to close Portland St. bet. Harvey & Vandine Sts. on May 21-22, 1949. for Procession & Celebration of Saint Anthonys Church ( as Named[?] )Apr 4
  59. 59R. & B. Commissioner of Public Works to grant a Permit to Saint Anthonys Church to install 20 Receptacles on Portland Streets to be used for Placing Poles connecting with Arches extending across Portland St.Apr 11
  60. 60Order. Sundry Gran. Sidewalks (2 in Number)Apr 11
  61. 61Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" 258 Webster Ave. (Mary Hersh[?])Apr 11
  62. 62Order. " " " "Sign" 24 Prospect St. (Simon Gordon)Apr 11
  63. 63R. & B. Irving Terrace accepted as a Public Way.Apr 18
  64. 64Order Certifying to Board of Assessors schedule of Sidewalk Assessments on Bellevue Ave. and other Streets in sum of $1706.28 / Order Certifying to Board of Assessors schedule of Sidewalk Assessments on Cambridge and other Sts. in sum of $861.30 (Acg. Lead[?])Apr 18
  65. 65R. & B. Order "Sign" 1336 Mass. Ave. (Cambridge Trust Company)Apr 18
  66. 66R. & B. Order "Sign" 313 Prospect St. (Trimont Motors)Apr 18
  67. 67R. & B. Order "Sign" 1680 Mass. Ave (Harvard Sea Grill Inc)Apr 18
  68. 68R. & B. Order. I-Beam over Sidewalk on Nutting Road. (High Voltage Eng. Corp.)Apr 18
  69. 69R.&B. Order. Canopy 205 Western Ave (James E. Hayes[?])Apr 18
  70. 70R.&B Order. Aluminum Awning 283ᴬ-283ᴮ Broadway (John L. McAdams[?])Apr 18
  71. 71R.&B. No Action Necessary. Petition of Lever Brothers Co. to Erect a Steel Pole on Wadsworth St. near Curb For Floodlight Purposes.Apr 18
  72. 72Order Sundry Driveways (3 in Number)Apr 18
  73. 73Order. Gran. Sidewalk 18 Cushing St (Aristide Polimoo[?])Apr 18
  74. 74Order. Gran. Sidewalks 245-253 Sixth St and 19-23 Harvard St. Reg. Land. (William Crane Incorporated)Apr 18
  75. 75Order Bithulithic Sidewalk 12 Douglass St. (Clarence J. Newman)Apr 18
  76. 76Order. "Sign" 613 Cambridge St. (Daniel F. Fenn)Apr 18
  77. 77R.&B. Order "Sign" 99 First St. (Platt Contracting Co. Inc)Apr 25
  78. 78R.&B. Order. "Sign" 85 River St. (Christopher Siatiscis[?])Apr 25
  79. 79R.&B. Order "Sign" 79 Mt. Auburn St. (Edward J. Kenton or University City Laundry[?])Apr 25
  80. 80Order Sundry Driveways (3 in Number)Apr 25
  81. 81Order Bithulithic Sidewalk 40-42 Gay St. (Murphy)Apr 25
  82. 82Order. Revoking Permit For "Sign" 356 Prospect St. (Tip-Toe Cafe Inc.)Apr 25
  83. 83Order Sundry Driveways (5 in Number)May 2
  84. 84Order Sundry Driveways Gran. Sidewalks (2 in Number)May 2
  85. 85Order Bithulithic Sidewalk 8 Irving Terrace (Hooker)May 2
  86. 86Order Sundry Edgestones (3 in Number)May 2
  87. 87Order "Sign" 173 Rindge Ave. (Loretta M. Poirier)May 2
  88. 88R.&B Order. City Manager to direct Commissioner of Public Works to close Royal Ave bet. 9 A.M. & 8 P.M. during June, July & August so said street can be used for Playground Purposes. (see No 126)May 9
  89. 89Order. Commissioner of Public Works authorized to use the so-called New St. Dump For Dumping Purposes (Vevitta[?])May 9
  90. 90Placed On File. Comm from City Manager recommending that the City Council authorize the immediate operation of the so-called New Street DumpMay 9
  91. 91Order. Sundry Driveways (1) 46 Dana St (Cook) (2) 466 Broadway (Lichter)May 9
  92. 92Order. Sundry Gran. Sidewalks ( 6 in Number)May 9
  93. 93Order. Revoking Permit For "Sign" 2269 Mass Ave (Maurice A Stoller)May 9
  94. 94Order. " " " "Sign" 899 Main St (Meyer Mandelsyg[?])May 9
  95. 95Order. Sundry Driveways (1) 48 Fayette St. (2) 130 Lexington[?] Aved[?]May 16
  96. 96Order. Gran Sidewalk & Lay Land 660-676 Cambridge St and on Max[?] the Side of Property (Celia[?] Goldberg)May 16
  97. 97Order. Gran. Sidewalk. 19 Farwell Place and Rear of Christ Church. ( Christ Church)May 16
  98. 98Order. Edgestones Farwell Place Rear of Christ Church. (Christ Church)May 16
  99. 99Order "Sign" 2269 Mass. Ave. (Maurice A Stoller)May 16
  100. 100Order. Revoking Permit For "Clock Sign" 37 Brattle St. (Clark & Willis[?] Electric Company)May 16
  101. 101Order " " " "Sign" 1336 Mass Ave (Cambridge Travel Co)May 16
  102. 102R & B. Order. Sundry Signs. (4 in Number)May 23
  103. 103R & B Order. Sundry Signs. (2 in Number)May 23
  104. 104R & B. Order "Sign" 120 Brookline St. (E M F Electric Supply Co)May 23
  105. 105R & B Order "Sign" 418 Main St. ( C. A. Bugge Co)May 23
  106. 106R & B Order "Sign" 150 Columbia St. (Wester Bunk[?] on Store Seat Cover Co)May 23
  107. 107R & B Order. "Band Stand" Portland St in Front of St. Anthony's Church. Aug. 4 - Aug 8.May 23
  108. 108Order. "Driveway" 32 Bellevue Ave. ( Leslie C. Bigelow)May 23
  109. 109Order. "Signs" One on Columbia St. Side and One on Webster Ave Side of 1030 Cambridge St. (Morey Hirsch Inc)May 23
  110. 110R & B. Order "Sign" 534 Mass. Ave. (Boyle Cambridge Inc)Jun 6
  111. 111Order. Sundry Driveways ( 9 in Number)Jun 6
  112. 112Order. Sundry Gran Sidewalk 2-4-6 Pearl Terrace & 10 Acorn St.Jun 6
  113. 113Order. Gran Sidewalk 56 Sciarappa St (Fourth St.) Lay LandJun 6
  114. 114Order. Sundry Bitulithic Sidewalks 16 Howard St & 12 & 12 1/2 Andrew St.Jun 6
  115. 115Order. Rescinding Order adopted on April 25, 1949 for Bitulithic Sidewalk at 40-42 Jay St. (Owner Jane J. & Maynard J. Murphy)Jun 6
  116. 116Order. "Band Stand" in front of St. Anthonys Church on Portland St bet Aug 11-15, 1949Jun 6
  117. 117Order "Sign" 1345 Mass. Ave (Newtowne Grille Inc)Jun 6
  118. 118Order Revoking Permit For "Sign" 19 Boylston St. (Mark S. Kramer)Jun 6
  119. 119Order " " " "Sign" 1414 Cambridge St (John R. MacTavish)Jun 6
  120. 120Order " " " "Sign" 150 Columbia St (Bennett Mfg Co)Jun 6
  121. 121Order " " " "Sign" 28 Carleton St. (The Hampshire Press)Jun 6
  122. 122Order " " " "Sign" 13 Boylston St. (Wong Lee)Jun 6
  123. 123R. & B. Order "Sign" 47 Church St (Cambridge Enterprises Inc)Jun 13
  124. 124Order Driveways (1) 5 West Bellevue Ave (2) 4 Chauncy St.Jun 13
  125. 125Order Gran. Sidewalk 12-18 Whitney Ave (Aiello & Darrigo)Jun 13
  126. 126Order Rescinding Order adopted on May 9, 1949 closing Royal Ave for Playground Purpose (Foley) (see No. 88)Jun 13
  127. 127Order Revoking Permit For "Sign" 2463 Mass Ave (Lincoln Oil Co)Jun 13
  128. 128Order " " " " "Sign" 447 Mass Ave. (Quality Stationery Co)Jun 13
  129. 129Order Sundry Driveways (1) 3 Greenough Ave (2) 46-48 Creighton StJun 20
  130. 130Order Sundry Bituminous Sidewalks (1) 16-18 Norman St. (2) 118 Oxford St.Jun 20
  131. 131Order Chief of Police authorized to close Warren St. bet 7 P.M. & 11 P.M. on June 28, 1949, For Block Party.Jun 20
  132. 132Order Chief of Police authorized to close Gore St bet Third & Fourth Sts bet 7 P.M. & 11 P.M. on July 2, 1949 For Block Party.Jun 20
  133. 133R & B. Order Accepting Griswold St as a Public WayJun 27
  134. 134R. & B. Widening Wheeler St 10 feet on Easterly SideJun 27
  135. 135R & B Order Certifying to Board of Assessors Schedule of Sidewalk of Sidewalk Assessments on Fayerweather and other Streets in total sum of $598.50Jun 27
  136. 136R & B Order "Signs" (1) 36 Church St (2) 32-42 Church St (3) 1030 Mass AveJun 27
  137. 137R & B. Order "Signs" (1) 892 Mass. Ave. (2) 863 Main St.Jun 27
  138. 138R & B. Order "Signs" (1) 32-42 Church St. (2) 1248 Mass. Ave.Jun 27
  139. 139R & B Order "Sign" 180 Mass. Ave (P. Ballantine & Sons)Jun 27
  140. 140R & B Order "Sign" 216 Broadway (Interstate Welding Supply Corporation)Jun 27
  141. 141R & B Report of Committee "Ought Not To Pass" on Appn. of $500 to P.W. Dept. for Construction of Concord Lane SidewalkJun 27
  142. 142Order - Sundry Driveways (1) 109-119 Broadway (2) 5 Remington St.Jun 27
  143. 143Order - Gran. Sidewalk 27 Hunting St. (Owner Long) (Pet. Marrocco)Jun 27
  144. 144Order - Underground Fire Line & Conduits across Sidewalk St. (Simplex Wire & Cable Co.)Jun 27
  145. 145Order - "Sign" 238 Bent St. (Budget Manufacturing Co.)Jun 27
  146. 146Order - "Sundry Signs" (1) 62 Walden St. (2) 244 Hurley St.Jun 27
  147. 147Order - Counter On Sidewalk 1232 Cambridge St. (Arthur Bent)Jun 27
  148. 148Order - Commissioner of Public Works to take steps to provide a Hot Water Heater for Shower Baths at Hampshire St. Yard (Jennette[?])Jun 27
  149. 149Order - Revoking Permit For "Sign" 534 Mass. Ave. (Joyce Bros. & Co. Inc.)Jun 27
  150. 150Order - Revoking Permit for "Sign" 32-42 Church St. (Oxford Catering Co. Inc.)Aug 16
  151. 151Order - " " " "Sign" 32-42 Church St. ( " " " " )Aug 16
  152. 152Order - " " " "Copper Hood" 36 Church St. ( " " " " )Aug 16
  153. 153Order - " " " "Canopy" 40 Brattle St. (Franklin Trask[?])Aug 16
  154. 154Order - Sundry Driveways (12 in Number)Aug 16
  155. 155Order - Sundry Gran Sidewalks (7 in Number)Aug 16
  156. 156Order - Sundry Bituminous Sidewalks (10 in Number)Aug 16
  157. 157Order - Sundry Edgestones (2 in Number)Aug 16
  158. 158Order - Sundry Edgestones (3 in Number) Reg LandAug 16
  159. 159Order - Sundry Bituminous Sidewalk (3 in Number) Reg LandAug 16
  160. 160Order - Gran Sidewalk 27-33 Lawrence St. (Roossopoulos[?]) Reg LandAug 16
  161. 161Order - Sundry Signs (10 in Number) $2000 BondsAug 16
  162. 162Order - Sundry Signs (1) 41 Church St. (2) 27 Church St. $4000 BondsAug 16
  163. 163Order - Sundry Signs (1) 2079-81 Mass. Ave. (2) 2162 Mass. Ave. $3000 BondsAug 16
  164. 164Order - "Sign" 527-531 Cambridge St. (Edward C. Alkonis) $3000 BondAug 16
  165. 165Order - "Marquee" 234 Bridge St. (Grandville Sales & Service Inc) $4000 BondAug 16
  166. 166Order - "Marquee" 801 Main St. (Original Cate[?] Inc.) $5000 BondAug 16
  167. 167Order "Aluminum Awning" 40 Hampshire St. (Viola Constantino) $2000 BondAug 16
  168. 168Order - "Counters On Sidewalk" 701 Mt. Auburn St. (Dominic J. Freni)Aug 16
  169. 169Order - "Counters On Sidewalk" 1256 Cambridge St. (John Halloran)Aug 16
  170. 170Order - "Band Stand" On Ninth St. Sept. 24-25, 1949 (Society of S.S. Cosmo & Damiano)Aug 16
  171. 171Placed On File. Copy of Partial Return of Middlesex County Commissioners that relocation and repair on Broadway were of Public convenience & necessityAug 16
  172. 172Order: Steam Line in East & West sidewalks of Third St. (Cambridge Steam Corp.)Aug 22
  173. 173Order - Steam lines in Main St., Wadsworth St., Amherst St., and Ames St. (Cambridge Steam Corporation)Aug 22
  174. 174R.&B Steam Line across Oxford St. (Harvard College)Sep 12
  175. 175Order. Sundry Driveways. (6 in Number)Sep 12
  176. 176Order. Sundry Gran. Sidewalk (8 in Number)Sep 12
  177. 177Order. Bituminous Sidewalk 30-32 Madison Ave. (Sullivan)Sep 12
  178. 178Order - Edgestones 59-61 Griswold St (Morazzi)Sep 12
  179. 179Order. Edgestones 92-94 Griswold St. Reg Land. (Griffin)Sep 12
  180. 180Order - Bituminous Sidewalk 92-94 Griswold St Reg Land. (Griffin)Sep 12
  181. 181Order. Gran. Sidewalk 21 Brookline St. Reg. Land. (Simeone)Sep 12
  182. 18212 Orders. Rescinding sundry Orders adopted by Council authorizing the Construction of Sidewalks & Setting of EdgestonesSep 12
  183. 183Order. Awning. 257 Prospect St. (Joseph A. Costin[?])Sep 12
  184. 184Order, To Occupy Sidewalk 443 Mass Ave. (Hardware & General Supply Co)Sep 12
  185. 185Order. Revoking Permit For "Sign" 344 Cambridge St (Samuel Rogers)Sep 12
  186. 186Order. " " " "Sign" 895 Main St. (Constellation Shoe Store)Sep 12
  187. 187Order " " " "Sign" 1693 Mass. Ave. (Whitney Laundry Inc.)Sep 12
  188. 188R.&B Order. "Sign" 694 Mass. Ave (Jack Candib)Sep 19
  189. 189Order. Sundry Driveways (3 in Number)Sep 19
  190. 190Order Sundry Driveways (3 in Number)Sep 19
  191. 191Order - Bituminous Sidewalk 307-311 Webster Ave. (H. & H. Reilly Trustees of Trust)Sep 19
  192. 192Order. "Sign" 645 Cambridge St (George & Anthony Carolina[?])Sep 19
  193. 193Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" 2079-2081 Mass. Ave. (Harry Raymond as Royal Tire Co)Sep 19
  194. 194Order " " " " "Sign" 217 Cambridge St. (Basil J. Panis[?])Sep 19
  195. 195Order Sundry Driveways (2 in Number)Sep 26
  196. 196Order. Sundry Bituminous Sidewalks (4 in Number)Sep 26
  197. 197Order Bituminous Sidewalk 45-47 Lawn St (Palaro[?]) Reg. LandSep 26
  198. 198Resolve Commending P.W. Dept. for Good Work (Lynch)Sep 26
  199. 199R. & B. Order "Sign" 1302 Mass. Ave. (Anthony C. Ferranti)Oct 3
  200. 200Order Gran. Sidewalk 844 Mass. Ave. (St. Peters Episcopal Church)Oct 3
  201. 201R. & B. Order City Manager to direct Commissioner of Public Works to resurface Chester Street.Oct 10
  202. 202R. & B. Order Sundry "Signs" (6 in number)Oct 10
  203. 203R. & B. Order Sundry "Signs" (2 in number)Oct 10
  204. 204R. & B. Order "Sign" 2071 Mass. Ave. (Sheghen[?] Motor Mart Inc.)Oct 10
  205. 205R. & B. Order "Sign" 2378 Mass. Ave. (Peter M. Kuptcis[?])Oct 10
  206. 206R. & B. Order "Sign" 85 River St. (Dennis Pappas)Oct 10
  207. 207R. & B. Order "Sign" 281 Broadway (John A. Gentile)Oct 10
  208. 208R. & B. Placed On File. Sundry Comm. protesting the Closing of Royal Ave. For Playground Purposes & Petition of Wm. Gould et als requesting that Alpine St. be closed for Playground PurposesOct 10
  209. 209R. & B. No Action Necessary rel. to Petition to resurface Chester St. as matter has been attended toOct 10
  210. 210Order Sundry Bituminous Sidewalk (2 in Number)Oct 10
  211. 211R. & B. Order Counter On Sidewalk 2 Boylston St. (Antonio Commarcelo[?])Oct 17
  212. 212Order Sundry Driveways (4 in Number)Oct 17
  213. 213Order Gran. Sidewalk 279 Broadway (Kairis)Oct 17
  214. 214Order Sundry Bituminous Sidewalk 18 Lawn St. and 46 Fairmont St.Oct 17
  215. 215Order Bituminous Sidewalk 46-50 Lawn St. (DeVito) Reg. Land.Oct 17
  216. 216Placed On File Copy of Further Return from Middlesex County Commissioners for relocation and Specific Repairs on Mass. Ave.Oct 17
  217. 217Order Revoking Permit For "Sign" 686 Mass. Ave. (Robbi's Bakery)Oct 17
  218. 218Order " " " "Sign" 34 Tudor St. (Empire Electrical Co.)Oct 17
  219. 219Order " " " "Sign" 1077 Cambridge St. (Harold Grossman)Oct 17
  220. 220R. & B. Order "Signs" (1) 28 Beechwood[?] St. (John De Guere. (2) 8 Allen St. (Milton Hall)Oct 24
  221. 221Order Sundry Driveways (4 in Number)Oct 24
  222. 222Order Sundry Gran. Sidewalk (3 in Number)Oct 24
  223. 223Order Bituminous Sidewalk 272-302 Bent St. (W. G. Dowd Co Inc)Oct 24
  224. 224Order Edgestone 272-302 Bent St. (W. G. Dowd Co Inc)Oct 24
  225. 225Order. Revoking Permit for "Barber Pole" 2096 Mass. Ave. (Philip Bourgeoi[?])Oct 24
  226. 226Order. " " " " "Sign" 73½ Mt. Auburn St. (Chipp Inc)Oct 24
  227. 227Order " " " " "Sign" 1354 Mass. Ave. (The Arsenal Book Shop)Oct 24
  228. 228Order " " " " "Sign" 1290 Cambridge St. (Manuel Andrade)Oct 24
  229. 229Order " " " " "Sign" 212 Western Ave. (Samuel Wollens, Western Ave. Cafe)Oct 24
  230. 230Order " " " "Sign" 313 Mass. Ave. (Giannares & Kalogeropoulous)Oct 24
  231. 231Order. Sundry Driveways 20 Cluridge[?] Av. & 18 Reservoir St.Oct 31
  232. 232Order. Gran. Sidewalk 1336-1362 Mass. Ave. (Harvard College)Oct 31
  233. 233Order. Edgestones 16-18 Griswold St. (O'Day). Reg. LandOct 31
  234. 234R. & B. { Order "Signs" 85 River St. (Drakes) 4 Warren St. (Fisher) } Order. Pole with Sign attached. Cor. of Temple St. and Mass. Ave. (Cambridge Y. W. C. A.)Nov 7
  235. 235R. & B. Order "Signs" 41ᴬ Pearl St. (Brown) 76 Pearl St. (Spinetto)Nov 7
  236. 236R. & B. Order "Sign" 1261 Cambridge St. (Louis A. Hirshberg)Nov 7
  237. 237Order. Edgestones 35 Sunset Road & 78-80 Griswold St.Nov 7
  238. 238Order. Edgestones 63-65 Griswold St. 67-69 Griswold St. (Reg. Land)Nov 7
  239. 239Order. Gran. Sidewalk 67-69 Griswold St. (Orinov[?]) (Reg. Land)Nov 7
  240. 240Order. "Sign" 1354 Mass. Ave. (Alsworth R. Young)Nov 7
  241. 241Order. Gran Sidewalk 33 Hunting St. (Purcell)Nov 14
  242. 242Order. Sundry Driveways (4 in Number)Nov 21
  243. 243Order. Edgestones 12-14 Griswold St (Davis)Nov 21
  244. 244Order. Gran. Sidewalk 22-26 Harrison Ave. (Muller) Reg. LandNov 21
  245. 245Order. "Sign" 114-118 Mt. Auburn St (Crimson Cafe Inc)Nov 21
  246. 246Order. "Sign" 34-36 Sidney St. (Village Sandwich Shop Inc)Nov 21
  247. 247Order "Flag Pole" 1755 Mass. Ave. (Joseph C. Battista)Nov 21
  248. 248Order. Sundry Driveways (1) 6 Notre Dame Ave. (2) 12 Brewer St.Nov 28
  249. 249Order. Bituminous Sidewalk 78-80 Griswold St. (Lordan)Nov 28
  250. 250Order. "Sign" 4 & 8 Boylston St. (Wursthaus Inc)Nov 28
  251. 251Order. "Sign" 212 Hampshire St. (New Deal Restaurant Inc)Nov 28
  252. 252Order "Sign" 1353 Cambridge St. (Joseph W. Carrabino)Nov 28
  253. 253R.&B. Order. Certifying to Board of Assessors Schedule of Sidewalk Assessments on Broadway et al Streets in total sum of $2045.30Dec 5
  254. 254R.&B Order Certifying to Board of Assessors Schedule of Sidewalk Assessments on Andrew et al Streets in total sum of $1483.26Dec 5
  255. 255R.&B Order Certifying to Board of Assessors Schedule of Sidewalk Assessments on Cambridge et al Streets in total sum of $1208.30Dec 5
  256. 256R.&B Order Certifying to Board of Assessors Schedule of Sidewalk Assessments on Griswold St. & Irving Terrace in total sum of $502.02Dec 5
  257. 257R.&B. Order. "Signs" (1) 16 Albany St. (P.S. Thorsen Co. of Mass. Inc.) (2) 347 Cambridge St (Jeanette Mimeograph Service)Dec 5
  258. 258R.&B Order "Signs" (1) 2368 Mass. Av. (Dudley Furniture Co.) (2) 57 Church St. (Morris Yanoff as The Cottage Yarns)Dec 5
  259. 259R.&B Order "Signs" 82 Cambridge St. & 435 Main St. (Fred A. & Wm Arsenault as Grill Owner[?])Dec 5
  260. 260R.&B Order "Marquee with Sign attached" 81-89 Sheldon[?] St. (Harvard Square Bowladrome Inc.")Dec 5
  261. 261R.&B. Order "Sign" 120 Mt. Auburn St. (Samuel Lehman as Crimson Delicatessen)Dec 5
  262. 262R.&B Order "Flag Pole" 20 Central Square (Nicolo Maio)Dec 5
  263. 263R.&B Placed On File Order Relative to changing name of Autumn[?] St. to Bennett St.Dec 5
  264. 264R.&B. Placed On File. Comm from Atty James V. Vallely rel. to Petition of Louis Klein to use Portion of Sidewalk at 217 Prospect St. for Display & Sale of MerchandiseDec 5
  265. 265R.&B. Leave to Withdraw. Sundry Petitions as Follows (1) Domenic J. Frenis[?] Counter on Sidewalk 701 Mt. Auburn St (2) Samuel Katz. To occupy Portion of Sidewalk 450 Mass. Av. (3) Frank Foster Counter on Sidewalk 1619 Cambridge St (4) Kenneth Brenner Metal Sign on Sidewalk 8 Mt. Auburn St (5) Cambridge Auto Corporation Sign on Sidewalk 74-76 Prospect St.Dec 5
  266. 266Order Sundry Driveways (6 in Number)Dec 5
  267. 267Order Revoking Permit for "Sign" on Pole at Corner of Mass. Ave. & Temple St. (Cambridge Young Women Christian Asso. Inc.)Dec 5
  268. 268Order Revoking Permit for "Sign" 114 Mt. Auburn St. (Samuel J. Pearse[?] or Crimson Lobster House)Dec 5
  269. 269Order Revoking Permit for "Sign" 120 Mt. Auburn St. { Michael Cavalu[?] and Crimson Delicatessen }Dec 12
  270. 270R. & B. Order Certifying to Bd. of Assessors Schedule of Sidewalk Assessments on Brookline et al. Sts. in total sum of $1771.86 (Reg. Load)Dec 19
  271. 271R. & B. Order Certifying to Bd. of Assessors Schedule of Sidewalk Assessments on Dana et al Sts. in total sum of $500.66 (Reg Load)Dec 19
  272. 272R. & B. Order Certifying to Bd. of Assessors Schedule of Sidewalk Assessments on Cambridge et al Sts. in total sum of $606.20Dec 19
  273. 273Order Sundry Driveways (1) 34-36 Cold Spring St.[?] (Novillo) (2) 35-37 Munroe St. (Imperial Freight Lines)Dec 19
  274. 274Order Cem. Sidewalk 27 Church St. (Wong Loy Lee)Dec 19
  275. 275Order "Sign" 265 Third St. (The Glidden Co. Inc.)Dec 19
  276. 276Order To occupy Portion of Sidewalk at 1760 Mass. Ave. for Display and Sale of Xmas Trees (City Super Market, Inc.)Dec 19
  277. 277Order Revoking Permit for "Sign" 85 Rice St. (Christopher Sintiris)Dec 19
  278. 278R. & B. Order "Sign" 31 Church St. (Clark & Mills Electric Co)Dec 27
  279. 279R. & B. Order "Two Signs" 2419 Mass. Ave. (The Dow Chemical Co)Dec 27

Ordinances

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  1. 1Leave to Withdraw. Petition of Robert L. Tremblay for Change of Zone at 118 Dudley St.Jan 3
  2. 2Ordinances. Referred to City Solicitor. Comm. from Kirk S. Gitter Atty enclosing Copy of a proposed amendment to General Ordinance relative to Intelligence Officer.Jan 3
  3. 3Ordinance. Placed On File. Comm. from Chief of Police recommending changes in Traffic Regulations rel. to Parking on Albany St. ( Filed at request of Chief of Police)Jan 3
  4. 4Ordinance. "Traffic" Portions of Brookline & Pearl Sts. made One Way Streets. (see Ord 204)Jan 17
  5. 5Ordinance "Traffic" No Parking on Portions of Brookline and Pearl Sts. (see Ord. No. 205)Jan 17
  6. 6Ordinance "Traffic" No Parking on Part of Brookline St. bet. 7 A.M. and 7 P.M. (see Ord No. 206)Jan 17
  7. 7Order. Establishing a "Service Zone" on Church St. northerly side in Front of Premises No. 53 Church St. ( Crane)Jan 17
  8. 8Ordinance "Traffic. Parking of Vehicles on One Way Streets. Striking out the provision rel. to Parking on Portions of Pearl & Brookline Sts. (see Ord No. 207) / Ordinance. "Traffic" Parking Prohibited on Certain Streets. Striking out the Provision rel. to Parking on Portions of Brookline and Pearl Sts. (see Ord. No. 208)Jan 24
  9. 9Order. City Solicitor requested for an "Opinion" as to legality of proposed amendment to Chapter 2. Sect. 155 of General Ordinance rel. to pay for Overtime Work ( De Guglielmo)Feb 24
  10. 10Ordinance "Traffic" No Parking for more than one hour bet 7 A.M. & 7 P.M. on Concord Ave, northeasterly side, bet Garden St & Fresh Pond Ave. (Swan) (see Ord No. 209)Feb 28
  11. 11Ordinances Placed On File. Sundry Matters (1) Miss Bartlett Rel. to Traffic Violations on Mass. Ave. (2) Chief of Police For Change in Parking Meter Ordinance for the purpose of installing Parking Meters in Front of Sumner Monument in Harvard Square (3) Chief of Police Sundry Proposed amendments to Traffic OrdinanceFeb 28
  12. 12Ordinances Placed On File Sundry Matters. (1.) Chief of Police Rel. to Survey of Garages & Parking Lots and rel. to all night Parking (2) Frank A.K. Boland Rel. to having two hour Parking in the Vicinity of Cambridge CommonFeb 28
  13. 13Ordinances Placed On File. Proposed Ordinance rel. to Vacation Leave & Sick Leave for City Employees and "Opinion" of City Solicitor rel. to legality of OrdinanceFeb 28
  14. 14Ordinances Placed On File Comm. from Chief of Police with results of Traffic Survey of District Bounded By Mass. Ave., Granite St., Landsdowne St., and River St. and Putnam Ave.Feb 28
  15. 15Ordinance. Fixing Charge of $30 per year for automatic amusement Devices ( see Ord. No. 210)Mar 7
  16. 16Ordinance "Traffic" No Parking on Concord Ave southwesterly Sides, between Garden St. and the R.R. Crossing. (see Ord. No. 211)Mar 14
  17. 17Ordinance. Amending Ch. 2. Sect. 155 of General Ordinances relative to pay for Overtime Work. (see Ord No. 212)Mar 21
  18. 18Order. Committee of three Councillors appointed to make a Survey to see if any Cambridge Physician will accept the Position of Commissioner of Public Health" (McNamara)Mar 21
  19. 19Ordinance. Amending Chapter 2, Sect. 142, of General Ordinances and exempting from the two (2) year residence regulation the Professional Employees of Library Dept. (see Ord. No. 213)Apr 4
  20. 20Order. Dept. of Public Works, State of Mass; requested to consider approving the location of "Stop Signs" "For East & West Bound Drivers on Harvard St. at Portland St" and "For North Bound Drivers on Elmwood Ave at Beattle[?] St." (Crane)Apr 11
  21. 21Order. Dept. of Public Works, State of Mass. requested to consider approving the location of "Stop Sign" "For East Bound Drivers on Aberdeen Ave at Huron Ave." (Swan)Apr 11
  22. 22Order. Dept. of Public Works, State of Mass. requested to consider approving the location of a Suitable "Warning Light" at the intersection of Rindge Ave. & Sherman St. (Crane)Apr 11
  23. 23Ordinance Traffic "Stop Signs" For West Bound Drivers on Upland Rd at Raymond St. (see Ord. No. 214)May 2
  24. 24Order. Dept. of Public Works, State of Mass requested to consider approving the location of "Traffic Lights" on Garden St. at Huron Ave. (Lynch)May 2
  25. 25Order. Dept. of Public Works, State of Mass. requested to consider approving the location of "Stop Signs" on Six (6) Streets entering upon Dudley St. (Lynch)May 2
  26. 26Order. City Solicitor requested for an Opinion as to legality of proposed amendment to Traffic Ordinance relative to All Night Parking. (DeGuglielmo)May 2
  27. 27Ordinance. Amending Ch. 2. Sect. 142 of Gen. Ordinances exempting from the two (2) year Residence Rul. the position of Commissioner of Public Health (see Ord. No. 215)May 16
  28. 28Ordinance Referred to Chief of Police. Communication from Ambassador Hotel Manager and a Petition requesting that the traffic Ordinance prohibiting Parking for more than one hour on both sides of Cambridge St. bet. Quincy St. & Irving St. be rescindedMay 16
  29. 29Ordinance Referred to Election Commission For Analysis. Proposed amendment rel. to Ordinance Employment Agency Fees.May 16
  30. 30Ordinance Placed On File Proposed Ordinance rel. to striking out the provision in Traffic Regulation prohibiting the use & operation of Heavy Commercial Vehicles on Coolidge Ave.May 16
  31. 31Order Dept. of Public Works, State of Mass, requested to consider approving the location of "Stop Signs" on Sacramento[?] St at Cambridge St." On Binney St at Third St." On Harvard St. at Portland St." ( Chief of Police)May 16
  32. 32Order - Dept of Public Works, State of Mass requested to consider approving the location of "Traffic Lights" on Rindge Ave at Haskell St, Bridgefield[?] St., Hollis St, Sheridan Square, Reed St and Sherman St ( Foley)May 16
  33. 33Placed On File. Comm. from National Safety Council in commendation of Capt. Ed. J. Maher and the officials for their contributions For Inventory of Traffic Safety ActivitiesMay 16
  34. 34Ordinance "Traffic". Rel. to Parking on Peabody within 20 feet of Johnston Gate entering Harvard College Yard ( see Ord No. 216) / Ordinance "Traffic" Rel. to Parking on Peabody St and Area in Front of Sumner Statue ( see Ord. No. 217) / Ordinance "Traffic" Rel. to Parking in Area in Front of Sumner Statue from 2 A.M. to 10 A.M. ( see Ord. No. 218) / Ordinance "Traffic" Rel. to Parking on Garden St. from Mass Ave to Waterhouse St. and to Mason St. ( see Ord. No. 219)Jun 6
  35. 35Ordinance "Traffic" rel. to Parking on Green St. both Sides between Pearl St. & Magazine St. (see Ord No. 220) / Ordinance "Traffic" rel. to Parking on Fulton St. westerly Side (see Ord. No. 221)Jun 6
  36. 36Ordinance "Traffic" rel. to Parking on Certain Parts of Albany St. and Portland St. (see Ord No. 222)Jun 6
  37. 37Ordinance "Traffic" rel. to Parking on Certain Parts of Fulkerson St. Otis St. & Potter St. (see Ord No. 223)Jun 6
  38. 38Ordinance "Traffic" rel. to Parking on Hillside Ave. both Sides (see Ord No 224)Jun 6
  39. 39Ordinance "Traffic" No Parking on Rindge Ave southerly side bet Yerxa Road & Sherman St. (see Ord No 225)Jun 6
  40. 40Order Dept. of Public Works State of Mass requested to consider approving the location of "Stop Signs" "For South Bound Drivers on Garden St. at Arsenal Square" and "For East Bound Drivers on Arsenal Square at Garden St." (Foley)Jun 6
  41. 41Order Dept. of Public Works State of Mass requested to consider approving the location of "Stop Signs" "For North and South Bound Drivers on Bay St. at Green St. (Crane)Jun 6
  42. 42Order Dept of Public Works State of Mass. requested to consider approving the location of a "Flashing Blinker Light" "On Oxford St. at Sacramento St." (De Guglielmo)Jun 13
  43. 43Order Dept. of Public Works State of Mass requested to consider approving the location of "Stop Signs" "For East & West Bound Drivers on Fayerweather St at Vassal Lane ( Crane)Jun 20
  44. 44Ordinance Order Junior Playground situated bet Sidney & Peters Sts. named "Charles Joseph Zalmar[?] Playground"Jun 27
  45. 45Ordinance Dept. of Public Works State of Mass requested to consider approving the location of "Traffic Lights" at "Junction of Broadway and Portland St" and "Junction of Hampshire St. & Portland St.Jun 27
  46. 46Order Dept. of Public Works State of Mass. requested to consider approving location of "Traffic Lights" "At the Junction of Cambridge St. & Third St." (Crane)Jun 27
  47. 47Ordinance Traffic. No Parking For More than One Hour bet. 7 A.M. & 7 P.M. on "Bridge St. southerly side between Gore St. and Third St." (see Ord. No. 228)Jun 27
  48. 48Ordinance. Establishing Salaries of Heads of Departments (see Ord No 227) / Ordinance. Establishing Salaries of Members of Police & Fire Depts. (see Ord No 226)Jun 27
  49. 49Order. Dept. of Public Works State of Mass requested to consider approving location of "Stop Signs" "For North & South Bound Drivers on Blanchard Rd at Concord Ave" and "For South West Bound Drivers on Griswold St at Concord Ave" (Crane)Aug 16
  50. 50Order. Dept. of Public Works, State of Mass. requested to consider approving an Ordinance prohibiting the use & operation of "Heavy Commercial Vehicles" "One Fowell[?] St. bet. Charles St. and Cambridge St. at any time" (Sennott)Sep 12
  51. 51Ordinance. Resolution. "Rel. to General Pulaski's Memorial DaySep 19
  52. 52Ordinance. Dept of Public Works, State of Mass requested to consider approving the location of "Stop Sign" For East Bound Drivers on Chauncy St at Garden St (Report of Committee)Sep 19
  53. 53Ordinance. Referred to City Electrician. Comm. from Dept of Public Works State of Mass recommending approval of Traffic Control Signals at Concord Ave. & Blanchard Rd. and at intersection of Harvard & Inman Sts.Sep 19
  54. 54Ordinance Referred to City Electrician. Two Comm from Dept. of Public Works, State of Mass stating that the location of a Flashing Warning Beacon at Oxford & Sacramento Sts. is warranted and also one at Rindge Ave. & Sherman St.Sep 19
  55. 55Ordinance Placed On File. Comm from Chief of Police with Survey of Taxi-Stands in Harvard SquareSep 19
  56. 56Order. Temporary Rules For Traffic. Inman St. One Way from Hampshire St. to Mass. Ave. in a Southerly Direction. (Crane)Sep 19
  57. 57Ordinance. Traffic. One Way Street "Winshell[?] St. from Bridge Ave[?] to Pemberton[?] St. in a Southerly Direction. (see Ord. 228)Sep 26
  58. 58Order. Dept. of Public Works, State of Mass. requested to consider approving Ordinance prohibiting the use and Operation of "Heavy Commercial Vehicles" on "Scott St. at any time" and on "Irving St. from Scott St. to Kirkland St. at any time". (Crane)Sep 26
  59. 59Order. Dept. of Public Works, State of Mass. requested to consider approving location of isolated "Stop Signs" "For South Bound Drivers on Cedar St. at Sheridan Square" and "For South Bound Drivers on Rice St. at Sheridan Square". (Lynch)Sep 26
  60. 60Order. Dept. of Public Works, State of Mass. requested to consider approving location of isolated "Stop Signs" "For North & South Bound Drivers on Dana St. at Broadway" and "For West Bound Drivers on Holden St. at Scott St." (Crane)Sep 26
  61. 61Ordinance. "Traffic" One Hour Parking bet. 7 A.M. & 7 P.M. on "Gore St. both sides between Bridge St. & Fourth St." (see Ord. No. 230)Oct 3
  62. 62Ordinance. "Traffic" No Parking on Cherry St. easterly side between Main St. and Washington St. (see Ord. No. 231)Oct 3
  63. 63Ordinance "Traffic" One Hour Parking on "Cambridge St. southerly Side between Irving St. & Quincy St. (see Ord. No. 232) / Ordinance "Traffic" One Hour Parking bet. 7 A.M. & 7 P.M. on "Mt. Auburn St. westerly side bet. No. 114 Mt. Auburn St. and Notting Road. (see Ord. No. 233)Oct 3
  64. 64Order. Dept. of Public Works, State of Mass. requested to consider approving Ordinance prohibiting the use and operation of Heavy Commercial Vehicles on "Gore St. bet. Third St. & Sixth St. at any time" (DeGuglielmo)Oct 3
  65. 65Order. Dept. of Public Works, State of Mass. requested to consider approving the location of "Stop Signs" "For East & West Bound Drivers on Foster St. at Sparks St." (Sennott)Oct 3
  66. 66Order. Dept. of Public Works, State of Mass. requested to consider approving the location of "Stop Signs" "For North & South Bound Drivers on Elley[?] St. at Broadway" (Crane)Oct 3
  67. 67Order. Dept of Public Works, State of Mass. requested to consider approving Ordinance prohibiting the use and Operation of Heavy Commercial Vehicles "On Oxford St. at any time"Oct 10
  68. 68Ordinance "Traffic" "Stop Signs" "For North & South Bound Drivers on Fayerweather St. at Vassal Lane & 9 other locations (see Ord. 236)Oct 10
  69. 69Ordinance. "Traffic" "Stop Signs" "For East & West Bound Drivers on Harvard St. at Portland St." and "For North Bound Drivers on Elmwood Ave. at Brattle St." (see Ord. No. 235)Oct 10
  70. 70Ordinance. "Traffic" No Parking on Nutting Road, easterly side. (see Ord No. 234)Oct 10
  71. 71Placed On File. Comm from Dept of Public Utilities transmitting Order exempting from the Operation of the Zoning Law of Cambridge certain Land of Cambridge Electric Light Co. on Edmunds St.Oct 10
  72. 72Ordinance "Traffic" No Parking on Lincoln St, both Sides, between Columbia St. & Windsor St. (see Ord No. 237)Oct 17
  73. 73Order. Dept. of Public Works, State of Mass. requested to consider approving the location of "Traffic Lights" at "Fardetes[?] Square at Junction of No. Salem St. & Belmont St." (DeGuglielmo)Oct 17
  74. 74Order. Dept of Public Works, State of Mass. requested to consider approving the location of "Traffic Lights" "On Mass. Ave. between Central Square & Harvard Square" (Foley)Oct 24
  75. 75Order. Intention of City Council that the provisions of the General Ordinances relating to Parking Meters be so interpreted as to Permit "Taxi Cabs" to use Metered Areas etc. (DeGuglielmo)Oct 24
  76. 76Ordinance "Traffic" No Parking on Blake St, northerly side. (see Ord. 238)Nov 21
  77. 77Ordinance "Traffic" "Stop Signs" For North & South Bound Drivers on Dana St. at Broadway & 5 other locations. (see ord. 239)Nov 21
  78. 78Ordinance Traffic "One Way Street" Harding St. from Cambridge St. to Somerville Line in northerly direction (see Ord. 240)Nov 21
  79. 79Ordinance. Traffic One Way Street "Alberta Terrace from Mass. Ave to Cedar St. in Westerly Direction (see Ord. 241)Nov 21
  80. 80Failed to Pass to be Ordained Ordinance Prohibiting Parking on Southerly side of Newport Rd. (Petition in Protest Filed with No. 80)Nov 21
  81. 81Placed On File Comm. from Crimson Garage 49 Boylston St and other Business Men requesting City Council to provide them With immediate relief from the One Way Traffic experiment which has been conducted on Boylston St. from St. Helen St. to Brattle St.Nov 21
  82. 82Ordinance "Traffic" Prohibiting the Operation of Heavy Commercial Vehicles on Scott St. and on Irving St. from Scott St. to Kirkland St. at any time ( see Ord. 242)Dec 5
  83. 83Ordinance "Traffic" One Way Street "Holworthy St. from Mason Ave to Fountain Terrace in a Southerly Direction" (see Ord 243)Dec 5
  84. 84Ordinance "Traffic" No Parking on Davenport St southerly side (see Ord. 244)Dec 5
  85. 85Ordinances Placed On File. Sundry Reports of Planning Board (1) Relative to Angle Parking (2) Relative to Traffic Conditions on Mass. Ave. bet. Waterhouse St & Arlington LineDec 12
  86. 86Ordinances. Placed On File. Comm. from Dept. of Public Utilities with Notice of Hearing to be held on Sept. 16, 1949 on Petition of Cambridge Electric Light Co that certain land in Cambridge be exempted from Operation of Zoning Law in connection with the Operation of a SubstationDec 12
  87. 87Ordinances. Leave to Withdraw Petition of President & Fellows of Harvard College for Change of Zone at Harvard Observatory Property & adjacent land. (At request of Petitioner)Dec 19
  88. 88Ordinances Referred to City Solicitor For Analysis. Comm. from Commissioner of Public Health, State of Mass. transmitting "Regulations Establishing the Minimum Standards of Fitness For Human Habitation"Dec 27
  89. 89Ordinances Placed On File Comm. from Dept. of Public Works, State of Mass. stating that the exclusion of Heavy Commercial Vehicles from "Fourth St. bet. Charles St. & Cambridge St." and from "Gore St. bet. Third St. & Sixth St." is Not WarrantedDec 27
  90. 90Ordinance "Traffic" No Parking for longer than One Hour on Windsor St. easterly side bet. Mass. Ave. & Main St. (see Ord. No. 245) / Ordinance "Traffic" No Parking on Windsor St. westerly side bet. Mass. Ave. and Main St. (see Ord. No. 246)Dec 27
  91. 91Ordinance "Traffic" One Hour Parking. bet. 7 A.M. & 7 P.M. on Hampshire St. both Sides bet. Coburn Square and Prospect St. (see Ord. No. 247) / Ordinance "Traffic" rel. to Drivers of Vehicles reporting accidents resulting in injury or Death of any Person or Property Damage to total of $100 or more. (see Ord. No. 248)Dec 27
  92. 92Ordinance "Traffic" No Parking on Mass. Ave. at Michael A. Sullivan Square (see Ord No. 249)Dec 27
  93. 93Ordinance "Traffic" "Stop Signs" On Foster St. at Sparks St. On Cedar St. at Sheridan Square. On Rice St. at Sheridan Square (see Ord. No. 250)Dec 27
  94. 94Ordinance "Traffic" Striking Out Regulation allowing Parking for not more than One Hour bet. 7 A.M. & 7 P.M. on "Mt. Auburn St. westerly side bet. No. 114 Mt. Auburn St. & Notting Rd. (see Ord. No. 251) / Ordinance "Traffic" Allowing Parking for One Hour on Portions of Mt. Auburn St. easterly & westerly sides (see Ord. No. 252)Dec 27
  95. 95Ordinance "Traffic" One Hour Parking on Waterhouse St. both Sides bet 7 A.M. & 7 P.M. (see Ord. No. 253)Dec 27
  96. 96Ordinance "Traffic" One Way Street. "Inman St. from Hampshire St. to Austin[?] St in a southerly direction (see Ord No. 254) Ordinance "Traffic" "Stop Sign" For South Bound Drivers on Inman St at Broadway (see Ord. No. 255). Ordinance "Traffic" Striking out the Regulation allowing One Hour Parking on Inman St. easterly side from Austin St. to Hampshire St (see Ord No. 256) Ordinance "Traffic" Striking out the Regulation Prohibiting Parking on Inman St. westerly side from Austin St. to Hampshire St. (see Ord No. 257)Dec 27
  97. 97Ordinance "Zoning" Premises situated North of Concord Ave and containing 100,000 square feet (From "Residence B" to "Industry B" Petition of Jean D Balbin[?] (see Ord. No. 258)Dec 27

Sundries

87 actions · № 1–87
  1. 1Resolution. Timothy J. Mahoney, Past Commander Post 27, Am. LegionJan 3
  2. 2Resolution Mrs. Florence L. Whitman Member of School Committee and City CouncilJan 3
  3. 3Order. Special Committee of three Councillors appointed to take action rel. to death of William H. Lewis, former Member of Common Council (Crane)Jan 3
  4. 4Order. Declaring a Vacancy in City Council due to the Death of Councillor Michael A. Sullivan (Mayor Neville)Jan 17
  5. 5Order. City Solicitor to prepare and File Bill with Legislature authorizing the payment by the City to the Widow of Councillor Michael A. Sullivan all the Salary due him for 1949. (Sennott)Jan 17
  6. 6Order City Council sitting as a Committee of the Whole appointed to draw up suitable Resolutions on the death of Councillor M. A. Sullivan (Foley)Jan 17
  7. 7Resolution. Relative to Peace between Israel & the Arabs. (Mill[?])Jan 17
  8. 8Resolution. Relative to amendments to the Charter of the United Nations so as to insure Peace and Prevent War. (DeGuglielmo)Jan 17
  9. 9Resolution. Death of William H. Lewis. Former Member of City CouncilJan 17
  10. 10Resolution Death of Chester R. Swenson Former Member of City CouncilJan 17
  11. 11Appreciation. From Family of Councillor Michael A. SullivanJan 24
  12. 12Invitation Gold Star Mothers Inc. Jan. 24, 1949.Jan 24
  13. 13Standing Committees. Re-arrangement of, of City Council.Jan 24
  14. 14Resolution Death of Councillor Michael A. SullivanFeb 7
  15. 15Order. Special Committee of City Council appointed to study with the Welfare Board the Welfare Legislation now in effect and its effect upon the City. (Swan[?])Feb 7
  16. 16Order. Special Committee of City Council appointed to study the Laws which have to do with the issuing of Permits & Licenses etc. (Swan[?])Feb 7
  17. 17Order. Special Committee of three Councillors appointed to draw up suitable Resolutions on Death of Isaac B. Bradford[?] a Former Member of Common Council. (Mill[?])Feb 14
  18. 18Invitation. Reception at Hall of Flags by Governor on Washingtons Birthday Feb. 22, 1949.Feb 14
  19. 19Resolve. Rel. to trial and Conviction of Cardinal Mindszenty and in support of President Truman's Policies in Matter (Lynch)Feb 21
  20. 20Order. Special Committee of three Councillors appointed to draw up Resolutions on Death of John V. W. Lawson, a former Member of Common Council. (Crane)Feb 21
  21. 21Order. Special Committee of three Councillors appointed to draw up Resolutions on Death of Theodore P. Adams at one time head of Classical Latin Dept. at Cambridge Latin School (Bennett)Feb 21
  22. 22Resolve. In Honor of Irish Patriots Day March 17, 1949. (Neville)Feb 28
  23. 23Appreciation. From His Holiness the Pope rel. to Message from City Council on his 10th anniversary as Head of Church & 73rd BirthdayMar 7
  24. 24Resolutions. On death of Theodore P. Adams. Former Head of Classical Latin Dept at Latin School.Mar 14
  25. 25Resolutions. On Death of John V. W. Lawson. Member of Common CouncilMar 14
  26. 26Resolutions. On Death of Isaac B. Bradford. Member of Common CouncilMar 14
  27. 27Invitation. From Francis P. Sullivan Post. Dedication of Clifford B. Dolan Square. Sunday April 10, 1949.Mar 14
  28. 28Order. City Council records itself in opposition to proposed closing of East End Union by Cambridge Community Federation (McNamara)Mar 14
  29. 29Resolution. Dr. Benjamin Wright President of Smith CollegeMar 21
  30. 30Invitation. Presentation of Monstrance to Family of late Councillor Michael J. Sullivan. Mayor's Office. March 28, 1949. 2. 30 P.M.Mar 21
  31. 31Order. Increasing Membership of Special Committee appointed to consider Veterans Housing Problem from three to Five Members (McNamara)Mar 28
  32. 32Invitation. To Watertown Armed Army[?] Day April 6, 1949Apr 4
  33. 33Resolve. City Council goes on Record as opposed to the use of Halls in Public Bldgs For Communistic Purposes etc (Foley)Apr 11
  34. 34Order. City Council records itself in Favor of Bill to pay to the Widow of the late Councillor Michael A. Sullivan the Balance of his 1949 Salary (Foley)Apr 11
  35. 35Invitation Patriots Day Celebration April 19, 1949.Apr 18
  36. 36Invitation. Dedication. Clifford B. Dolan Square April 24, 1949Apr 18
  37. 37Invitation. Communion Mass. Camb. City Fire Fighters Union. April 24, 1949Apr 18
  38. 38Invitation Joint Installation Corp. Russell C. Hoyt Post. 293 April 26, 1949Apr 25
  39. 39Resolve. Commending Ruth Burchof[?] R.N. Nurse at Holy Ghost Hospital for aid rendered to Fireman at Fire in North Cambridge on Sunday May 1, 1949. ( Jennett[?])May 2
  40. 40Notice of Special Meeting on Wednesday May 4, 1949.May 4
  41. 41Invitation "I am an American Day", Thorndike School. Sunday May 15, 1949.May 9
  42. 42Order Members of City Council, City Manager and Heads of Depts. appointed as Special Committee to make arrangements for the dedication of "Sullivan Square" (Foley).May 9
  43. 43Invitation. Camb. Post 27. Am. Legion. Memorial Church Service May 29, 1949May 16
  44. 44Invitation Corp. Russell C. Hoyt Post. Weeks Memorial Bridge May 30, 1949May 16
  45. 45Invitation Am. Gold Star Mothers Memorial Service May 22, 1949May 16
  46. 46Invitation Dedication of James F. Carroll Square at Corner of Second St. and Thorndike[?] St. Sunday May 29, 1949.May 23
  47. 47Resolve accepting Gift of Stone in Honor of Memory of the late Councillor Michael A. Sullivan etc. (Foley)May 23
  48. 48Notice received from Councillor Thomas M. McNamara that he intends to do Business With CityJun 6
  49. 49Notice received from Leo J. Gutoski, Patrolman in Police Dept. that he intends to do Business With CityJun 6
  50. 50Invitation Flag Day Camb. Lodge of Elks June 14, 1949.Jun 6
  51. 51Resolve accepting Portrait of the late Mayor Isaac Bradford from Edna Lawrence Spencer.Jun 6
  52. 52Order Special Committee of three (3) Councillors appointed to make Plans for the acceptance of the Portrait of Former Mayor Isaac Bradford (McNamara)Jun 6
  53. 53Order City Council endorses the Joan MacDonald Benefit Show on June 15, 1949, at High & Latin School Auditorium. (Mayor Neville & Mr. Foley)Jun 6
  54. 54Order. City Council goes on Record as condemning the United Nations for not admitting to Membership the Countries of Ireland & Spain. (Lynch)Jun 13
  55. 55Resolution On Death of Rev. John A. ButlerJun 20
  56. 56Order. City Council recommends that Week of June 27, 1949 be designated as "Youth Week in Cambridge"Jun 20
  57. 57Invitation. Disabled Am. Vets Ch. 16 & Auxiliary, to Joint Installation on Monday June 20, 1949. at 8 P.M. City Hall Annex.Jun 20
  58. 58Order. Special Committee of three Councillors appointed to confer with the Proper Authorities in order to reduce & eliminate the menace to Live & Property caused by False Alarms of Fire. (Crane)Jun 27
  59. 59Resolve. City Council Memorializes Congress to take speedy & affirmative action on Bill HR-4009. rel. to [?] Housing. (Crane)Jun 27
  60. 60Notice of Special Meeting of City Council Aug. 16, 1949Aug 16
  61. 61Order. City Clerk to Fill Jury Box. (Neville)Aug 16
  62. 62Order. Committee of three (3) Members appointed to take action rel. to death of Capt. Joseph J. Kelly. former Member of Police Dept. (Crane)Aug 16
  63. 63Order. Committee of three (3) Members appointed to take action rel. to death of Eugene Bannon. former Member of old Common CouncilAug 16
  64. 64Placed On File. Notification of the Election of Francis J. McCahan[?] to fill unexpired term in School CommitteeAug 16
  65. 65Notice of Special Meeting of City Council Aug. 22, 1949Aug 22
  66. 66Invitation. Farewell Party. Rev. W. Harold Deacon. Sept. 14, 1949Sep 12
  67. 67Resolution. Death of Monsignor Wm B FineganSep 12
  68. 68Resolution Death of Colonel Ralph W. Robart[?].Sep 12
  69. 69Resolution Congratulating Hon. Edward A. Counihan Jr. on his appointment to Supreme Judicial Court of Mass. (Mayor Neville)Sep 12
  70. 70Placed On File Notice from Joseph A. Froni Band Master in School Dept. of his intention to do Business With CitySep 12
  71. 71Invitation. From Chief of Police to Swearing in of Reserve Police Men on Monday Oct. 3, 1949Sep 19
  72. 72Roll Call. On Motion to adjourn. (DeGuglielmo)Sep 19
  73. 73Notice received from Albert S. Teevens, Employee of Recreation Dept. that he intends to do Business With CitySep 26
  74. 74Order. Notice of City Election. Tuesday Nov. 8, 1949. (Polls open from 8 A.M. to 8 P.M.) Mayor NevilleOct 3
  75. 75Resolution. Death of John J. Terry. Supt. of BuildingsOct 3
  76. 76Resolution. Death of Eugene Bannon. Former Member of Common CouncilOct 3
  77. 77Invitation. Francis P. Sullivan Post No. 358. Installation of Officers Oct. 27, 1949.Oct 24
  78. 78Order. Committee of three Members of City Council appointed to draw up Resolutions on Death of Lt. John D. Finnegan of Police Dept. (Crane)Oct 31
  79. 79Resolution. Lieut. John D. Finnegan. Police Dept.Nov 7
  80. 80Resolution. In Memory of Sheriff Louis E. BoutwellNov 21
  81. 81Invitation. 60th Wedding Anniversary. Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Olsen. Dec. 19, 1949.Nov 21
  82. 82Appreciation. From Mary Dudley for Bouquet of Roses on eve of her Marriage to Camilla Crane[?]Nov 28
  83. 83Order. Committee of three (3) Councillors appointed to arrange for Inaugural Ceremony in Jan. 1950 (Mayor Neville)Nov 28
  84. 84Order. Rev. Edward J. Burke Pastor of St. Mary's Church invited to be Chaplain of the Day at Inaugural Ceremony Jan. 1950. (Neville)Nov 28
  85. 85Appreciation. From Councillor Joseph A. DeGuglielmo thanking City Council in behalf of Family for their kind expressions of sympathy on recent Death of Mrs. DeGuglielmo's Father, James Ferraro.Dec 19
  86. 86Notice of Special Meeting of City Council. Tuesday Dec. 27, 1949Dec 27
  87. 87Order. Matters in Files of Various Committees of City Council not Reported. referred to next City Council. (Hill)Dec 27

Appointments

76 actions · № 1–76
  1. 1Members of Committee to study the advisability of co-ordinating existing Health Services of City in relation to both preventive and curative Medicine (see No. 88, 1948)Jan 3
  2. 2William R. McMenimen Local Moth SuptJan 17
  3. 3Assistant Assessors (4 in Number)Jan 17
  4. 4John J. Burke Assistant AssessorJan 17
  5. 5Constables With Power (7 in Number)Jan 17
  6. 6Francis W. O'Connell Constable With PowerJan 17
  7. 7Constables Without Power (20 in Number) Harvard UniversityJan 17
  8. 8Constables Without Power (8 in Number) Harvey Radio Laboratories IncJan 17
  9. 9Constables Without Power. (7 in Number) Employees of Sundry FirmsJan 17
  10. 10Constables Without Power (4 in Number)Jan 17
  11. 11Constables Without Power. (2 in Number) Harvey Radio Laboratories IncJan 17
  12. 12Thomas G. McCarragher. Harvard UniversityJan 17
  13. 13Fred Sima. Harvard UniversityJan 17
  14. 14Public Weighers (18 in Number) Seven Brothers CompanyJan 17
  15. 15Public Weighers. (8 in Number) Public Works Dept. CambridgeJan 17
  16. 16Public Weighers. (6 in Number) Old Colony Tar CosJan 17
  17. 17A. M. Sullivan Public Weigher. (Chard & Reid Co Inc)Jan 17
  18. 18Dr. John A. Covino Asst. City PhysicianJan 24
  19. 19Louis M. Melnick Constable With PowerJan 24
  20. 20William T. Skinner. Constable With PowerJan 24
  21. 21{James Mazza. Constable Without Power (Harvard University)} {Arthur L. Ormsby. Constable Without Power (Middlesex County National Bank)}Jan 24
  22. 22{Guido A. DiPillo Constable Without Power. (Rex Theatre)} {Edward Y. Myerson. Constable Without Power (Rex. Theatre)}Jan 24
  23. 23Public Weighers (3 in Number) (W. Russell Lyons Co).Jan 24
  24. 24D. Joseph Murphy Cambridge Housing Authority (State Appointee)Jan 31
  25. 25Sundry City Employees 7 in Number. Cambridge City HospitalJan 31
  26. 26Constables Without Power (20 in Number) Mass. Inst. of Tech.Feb 7
  27. 27Constables Without Power (13 in Number) Harvard UniversityFeb 7
  28. 28Robert W. Reddy. Constable With Power. (Wollaston[?] Inc. of Cambridge)Feb 7
  29. 29{Samuel Shrago} {Charles Shrago} Public Weighers (University Oil Company)Feb 7
  30. 30{Public Weighers. (5 in Number) Carstein Coal Co. } {Surveyor of Wood. Hans L. Carsteneen. Carstein Coal Co.}Feb 7
  31. 31{William R. McMenimen. Commissioner of Public Works} {Peter J. Cahill. Member of Board of Public Welfare }Feb 14
  32. 32Constables Without Power (4 in Number) Mass. Inst. of Tech.Feb 14
  33. 33Carl A. Borlin. Constable Without Power. Harvard UniversityFeb 14
  34. 34Francis P. Johnson. Constable Without Power (Mass. Inst. of Tech.)Feb 28
  35. 35Sundry City Employees (10 in Number) City Hospital Dept.Feb 28
  36. 36Dr. John J. Murphy Jr. Inspector of AnimalsMar 14
  37. 37Thomas V. McGrath. Constable Without Power (Mass. Inst. of Tech.)Mar 14
  38. 38George Raynes Public Weigher (Warren Bros. Road Co.) [struck out]Mar 14
  39. 39Leslie J. Kewer[?]. Constable Without Power. (Cambridge Electric Light Co.)Mar 21
  40. 40Thomas J. Murphy Constable Without Power (Mass. Inst. of Tech.)Mar 21
  41. 41Frederick V. Collins. Constable Without PowerMar 21
  42. 42Sundry City Employees (9 in Number) City Hospital Dept.Mar 21
  43. 43Joseph P. Flynn. Constable Without Power (Mass. Inst. of Tech.)Mar 28
  44. 44{Public Weighers. 6 in Number. (Robert Fawcett & Son Co.) } {Edward P. Carpenter. Public Weigher (Erie St. Warehouse) }Mar 28
  45. 45Henry C. Pierce. Constable With Power.Apr 4
  46. 46John J. Sullivan Constable Without Power. (Cambridge Electric Light Co.)Apr 4
  47. 47Edgar W. Davis City Engineer Dr. Patrick J. Fleming City Physician John E. Quinn. Chairman of License Commission James F. J. Hughes. Director Veterans Service Dept Aldrich Durant Planning Board Edgar W Davis Planning Board Joseph Guiney Planning Board Charles M. Fosgate Cambridge Industrial Commission John F. Kelly. City Hospital Trustee Philip G. Carleton Sinking Fund Commission Wendell L. Jaquith Sinking Fund CommissionApr 18
  48. 48Joseph Kelly. Constable Without PowerApr 25
  49. 49Dr. Salvatore Romeo. Asst City PhysicianMay 9
  50. 50Constables Without Power (2 in number) Harvard UniversityMay 16
  51. 51Constables Without Power (2 in Number) Harvard UniversityMay 16
  52. 52Sundry City Employees (22 in Number) Cambridge City HospitalMay 16
  53. 53Dugald Livingstone Constable Without Power Harvard UniversityMay 23
  54. 54Sundry City Employees. (Treasury & City Hospital Depts)Jun 6
  55. 55Philip H. Dolan. Librarian. Public LibraryJun 20
  56. 56George F. Barron Constable Without Power. (Harvard University)Jun 27
  57. 57Public Weigher & Weigher of Coal (5 in Number) Measurer of Wood & Bark (3 in Number) Flanders Fuel Co. of CambridgeJun 27
  58. 58Frederick J. Reardon. City Treasurer & City Collector Vincent L. Moynihan. City Electrician Forest L. Gould. Clerk of Committees - City MessengerAug 16
  59. 59Joseph T. O'Neil Constable With PowerAug 16
  60. 60Thomas Scully. Public Weigher (F. W. Deft. Cambridge)[?] James J Dorton[?] " " (John A Coat Co)[?]Aug 16
  61. 61Martin F. Hogan. Constable Without Power (National Sales Inc.)Sep 12
  62. 62James J. Barry Public Weigher. (Public Works Dept. Cambridge)Sep 12
  63. 63James J. Walsh. Board of Appeal / Frank J. Gallagher Board of Appeal / Alma M. Boudreau Library Trustee / Joseph M. Murphy City Hospital Trustee / Howard M. Turner Member of Water Board / William J. Barrett Recreation Commission / Carl W. Berg " " / James L. Duffy " " / Lachland[?] F. Hewitt " " / Mary L. Riley " " / Members of Civic Unity CommitteeSep 26
  64. 64Thomas Mulcahy[?] Board of Examiners / Robert J. Hansen "Oct 3
  65. 65Harry R. Thompson / A. J. Guthrie Public Weighers Met. Coal Co.Oct 3
  66. 66Reserve Patrolmen (20 in Number)Oct 3
  67. 67William J. Hayes Jr. Constable Without Power ( Brattle Theatre Co)Oct 10
  68. 68Reidar Nilsen Constable Without Power. (Harvard College)Oct 24
  69. 69Public Weigher (4 in Number). Public Works Dept. Cambridge.Oct 24
  70. 70Members of Civic Unity Committee (3 in Number)Oct 31
  71. 71John J. Monteith. Constable Without Power (Harvard College)Oct 31
  72. 72John A. Tenney. Temporary Junior Accountant. Executive DeptNov 28
  73. 73Walter Yorke. Public Weigher. (P.W. Dept. City of Cambridge)Dec 5
  74. 74John E. Best. Jr. Duplicating Machine Operator Purchasing Dept.Dec 5
  75. 75Placed On File. Comm. from Election Commission notifying City Council of Election of Councillors for the year 1950-1951. see Index B.Dec 12
  76. 76Placed On File Comm. from Election Commission notifying City Council of the Election of Members of School Committee for 1950-1951.Dec 12

Public Safety

56 actions · № 1–56
  1. 1Public Safety. Order. Consent of City Council granted to "Cambridge Lithuanian-American Catholic Club Incorporated" to change its present location from 432 Windsor St. to 163 Harvard St.Jan 31
  2. 2Incorporation. "United States Cane Sugar Refiners' Bonechar Research Project Inc."Feb 14
  3. 3Incorporation. "Greek Orthodox Youth Association"Feb 28
  4. 4Incorporation. "The 1949 Boston Convention Yankee Division Veterans Association Inc."Mar 14
  5. 5Incorporation. "Allston Lodge No. 1252 Inc. Loyal Order of Moose"Mar 28
  6. 6Incorporation. "Big Brother Association of Boston"Mar 28
  7. 7Incorporation. "The Massachusetts Club Inc." (The State Club, Inc.)Mar 28
  8. 8Incorporation. "Council of Construction Employers' Associations Inc." to be located in Cambridge at 110 Kendge[?] Ave. ExtensionMar 28
  9. 9Incorporation. "Mass. Tourist Court Association Inc."Apr 4
  10. 10Incorporation. "Cafe and Club Owners Association Inc."Apr 4
  11. 11Entertainment. Katharine Dickson. Rindge School. May 4, 1949.Apr 11
  12. 12Placed On File. Report of Chief of Fire Dept of the Fire at 48 Brewster St. on Feb 23, 1949Apr 11
  13. 13Incorporation. "New England Camping Association Inc."Apr 18
  14. 14Order. Slaughter House License. 177-179 Sherman St. (John F. Ward)Apr 18
  15. 15Order. Slaughter House License. 51-53 Clay St. (F. W. Tralegen[?] & Co)Apr 18
  16. 16Incorporation. "Somerville Athletic Field Corporation"Apr 25
  17. 17Incorporation. "Dardha Society Inc."May 2
  18. 18Incorporation. "Federal Tax Institute of New England Inc."May 9
  19. 19Incorporation. "Kiwanis Club of Cambridge Inc." to be located at 16 Garden St. CambridgeMay 23
  20. 20Incorporation. Change of Name. From "St. John's Knights of Columbus Home Corporation" to "Cambridge Knights of Columbus Home Corporation" to be located at 396 Harvard St. CambridgeMay 23
  21. 21Incorporation "Lady Oak[?] College Funds Corporation"May 23
  22. 22Incorporation "Mass. Chiefs of Police Association Incorporated"May 23
  23. 23Entertainment Grace C. Bates Rindge School June 13, 1947Jun 6
  24. 24Entertainment Esther M. Dolan Rindge School June 20, 1949.Jun 6
  25. 25Incorporation "Lake Matawanakee Association Inc"Jun 13
  26. 26Incorporation "Town Lyne Club Inc of Cambridge" to be located in Cambridge at 2455 Mass. Ave.Aug 16
  27. 27Incorporation "Greater Boston Chapter 44 Disabled American Veterans Building Assn Inc"Aug 16
  28. 28Incorporation "Army and Navy Legion of Valor Service Fund Inc"Aug 16
  29. 29Incorporation "The Health Foundation of Boston Inc"Aug 16
  30. 30Incorporation "Bacchus Social Club Inc"Aug 16
  31. 31Incorporation "New England Pest Control Association Inc."Aug 16
  32. 32Incorporation "Veterans Club Inc of Boston"Aug 16
  33. 33Incorporation " Foundation of Clinical Research"Aug 16
  34. 34Incorporation "The Parker House Waiters Club Inc"Sep 26
  35. 35Incorporation "Portuguese Center Inc"Sep 26
  36. 36Incorporation "Boston City Hospital Protestant Chapel Fund Inc"Sep 26
  37. 37Incorporation "Friends of Chamber Music Inc"Sep 26
  38. 38Incorporation Mohawk Club of Billerica, Inc"Sep 26
  39. 39Incorporation "The Coast Guard League Incorporated, Dept of Mass.Sep 26
  40. 40Incorporation "Dominican Fathers Province of St. Joseph"Oct 3
  41. 41Incorporation "Club Henri IV Inc" to be located in Cambridge at 96 Winthrop St.Oct 17
  42. 42Incorporation "Boston University Club of Boston"Oct 24
  43. 43Consent of City Council granted "The Canadian-American League Soc" to change its location from Boston to 288-296 Green St CambridgeOct 31
  44. 44Incorporation "The Fanny Peabody Mason Music Foundation Inc" to be located at 59 Fayerweather St. CambridgeNov 7
  45. 45Incorporation "The Wilson School"Nov 7
  46. 46Incorporation "Sisterhood of Congregation Beth Israel of Onset Inc."Nov 14
  47. 47Incorporation "Most Worshipful Hiram Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. Inc."Nov 14
  48. 48Incorporation "Ivy Films Research Inc." to be located in Cambridge Lowell House J-32 Harvard UniversityNov 21
  49. 49Incorporation "Cambridge Educational Films Foundation" to be located in Cambridge c/o J. Sterling Livingston[?] 20 Holden St.Nov 21
  50. 50Incorporation "Veterans Hospital Fund Incorporated"Nov 21
  51. 51Incorporation "Allgemeiner[?] Training Corp Inc."Nov 21
  52. 52Incorporation "The 1950 Syria Temple Shrine Convention Committee Inc."Dec 12
  53. 53Incorporation "Mass. School of Dietetics Inc."Dec 12
  54. 54Incorporation "Cambridge Academy Alumni Association Inc." to be located in Cambridge at 48 Garden St.Dec 27
  55. 55Public Safety. Order Consent of City Council granted "Inman Social Club" to change their location from 81-89 Austin St. to 332 Binney St. CambridgeDec 27
  56. 56Public Safety Placed On File Comm. from Francis X. McCann rel. to Fire at Berkshire St. Temporary Veterans Housing Project.Dec 27

Public Service

29 actions · № 1–29
  1. 1Public Service. Order. Easement taken in Concord Lane for Sewerage and Water Purposes. (Corrig) Order. For Construction of Sewer in Concord Lane (Corrig)Jan 17
  2. 2Public Service. Order. Abandoning Part of Easement taking for Sewerage and Water Purposes in Terminal Road by City Council on July 15, 1948. Order. Easement taken for Sewerage & Water Purposes in Terminal Rd. containing 3260 square feet. Order. Easement taken for Sewerage and Water Purposes in Terminal Road containing 150 square feet. Reg. Land. Order. Easement taken for Sewerage and Water Purposes in Private Land east of Wheeler St. containing 600 square feet.Feb 7
  3. 3Order. Easement taken for Sewer & Water Purposes in Private Land From Fernald Drive to Linnaean St. (3432 sq. feet) (President & Fellows of Harvard College. Order. For Construction of Sewer in Fernald Drive, a Public Way and in Private Land to Linnaean St. (President & Fellows of Harvard College)Mar 28
  4. 4Order. For Construction of Sewer in Robinson St. from Garden St. to Raymond St. (President & Fellows of Harvard College)Mar 28
  5. 5Placed On File. Comm. From Dept. of Public Utilities granting Permission to Met. Transit Authority to Erect One Pole on Northeasterly Side of Bridge St. bet. Shab St.[?] & East St.Apr 25
  6. 6Public Service. Order. Approving application No. 34019[?] of Eagle Advertising Co. for Outdoor Advertising Sign on Ground No. 275½ Broadway facing Columbia St.Jun 13
  7. 7Public Service. Order. Approving application No. 34575 of Elliott Addressing Machine Co., for Outdoor Advertising Sign on Ground at Corner of Mass. Ave. & AlbanyJun 13
  8. 8Public Service Order. Changing location of "Bus Stop" on Kirkland St. for Met. Transit Authority.Jun 13
  9. 9Public Service. Placed On File. Comm. from Dept. of Public Utilities with notice of Hearing on April 26, 1949 on Petition of Lovell Bus Lines Inc. For Bus Route- Peabody St. Cambridge M[?] etc.Jun 13
  10. 10Public Service. Placed On File. Comm. from Dept. of Public Utilities with notice of Hearing Jan. 6, 1949 rel. to discontinuance of Train No. 55 Fitchburg Division. B & M. R.R.Jun 13
  11. 11Public Service. Placed On File. Comm. from Dept. of Public Utilities with notice of Hearing April 20, 1949 on Petition of Cambridge Gas Light Co. for authority to issue evidence of indebtedness in the principal amount of $250,000 etc.Jun 13
  12. 12Public Service Placed On File. Comm. from Middlesex County Commissioners with notice of Hearing May 10, 1949 on Petition of John F. Rollins & Four Others that Broadway is in need of relocation & specific Repairs.Jun 13
  13. 13Public Service. Placed On File. Sundry Comm. from Dept. of Public Utilities (12 in Number) with Notices of Hearings to be held on Sundry PetitionsJun 13
  14. 14Order. Officials of Met. Transit Authority to consider installing Trackless Trolley Service on the Harvard Square - Mass. Ave Station Route in the near Future ((Crane))Jun 27
  15. 15Placed On File. Notices from Dept. of Public Utilities. of Hearings to be held on July 12 - 15 - 18 - 19 & 25, 1949 Sundry PetitionsAug 16
  16. 16Placed On File Notice of Hearing before Bd. of Aldermen of Somerville on Petition of Boston Edison Company to construct a Line of Poles on Elm St.Sep 12
  17. 17Public Service. Order. Boston Museum of Science granted Permission to connect their New Museum Bldg. on East Cambridge Dam to the Common Sewer in Commercial Ave. provided they pay into the City Treasury the usual Sewer Assessment amounting in this Case to $385Sep 19
  18. 18Public Service Order. Ruth M. Mearn granted Permission to connect her Property on Loomis St to the Common Sewer which runs across her land provided she pays into the City Treasury the usual Sewer Assessment amounting in this Case to $123.66Sep 19
  19. 19Public Service Order. Certifying to Board of Assessors Schedule of Sewer Assessments on Concord Lane & Terminal Road in total sum of $5614.39 (see No. 24)Oct 17
  20. 20Public Service Order. City Manager to take Steps to have Telegraph Pole at Cor. of Sixth & Otis Sts (140 Otis St) removed. (Foley)Oct 24
  21. 21Public Service. Order. Approving applications Nos. 34956- 34957- 34958-34959 of John Donnelly & Sons to locate Outdoor Advertising Signs on Northern ArteryOct 24
  22. 22Public Service Order Approving applications of John Donnelly & Sons for Outdoor Advertising Signs as Follows (1.) 34903. On Ground, adjoining 234 Bridge St. Northern Artery near Fourth St. (2) 34.904. On Ground 607-615 Concord Ave Facing Fawcett St. (3) 34.905. On Ground near 603 Concord Ave at W. Leeler[?] St.Oct 24
  23. 23Placed on File / Public Service (1). City Clerk of Waltham Notice of Hearing, June 13, 1949. Fuel Oil at 123 Woody[?] St. Waltham (2) John Barker. Rel. to removal of Lights at 502 Franklin St (3) Lovell Bus Lines Inc. For Bus Stop. Mass Junction of Mass. Ave & Garden St. (4) Met. District Comm. Rel to Petition of B.&M. Transportation Co. For Bus Line Alewife Brook Parkway (5) City Electrician: Rel. to Survey of Lighting Conditions on Walden St. Mead St. and Cogswell Ave (6) City Electrician Rel. to Survey of Lighting Conditions on Frost & Bowbers[?] Sts (7) U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission Rel. to Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935. (8) B.&M. Transportation Co. Petition For Bus Service on Concord Turnpike (9) Ed. J. A. Sweeney et als Rel. to Traffic Signal Control Lights at Third and Cambridge Sts. & Sixth & Coolidge St.Oct 24
  24. 24Order Rescinding so much of Order adopted by City Council on Oct. 17, 1949 authorizing to assess a Schedule of Sewer Assessments on Concord Lane in sum of $1804.12 (see No. 19) Order Certifying to Bd. of Assessors a Schedule of Sewer Assessments on Concord Lane in sum of $1761.62Nov 21
  25. 25Placed On File. Comm. from Dept. of Public Utilities with Copy of Order granting permission to Met. Transit Authority for "Trackless Trolleys" on Main St. bet. Mass. Ave. & Vassar St. and on Vassar St. bet. Main St. & Mass. Ave.Nov 21
  26. 26Public Service Placed On File Application of F. H. Berch Co. Inc. to erect outdoor advertising sign on Ground B.R. Embankment at No. 1 Holworthy St. Cor. of Belmont & Mt. Auburn Sts.Oct 12
  27. 27Public Service Placed On File. Report of Survey by City Electrician of Lighting Conditions on Foster St. in Vicinity of Lowell SchoolOct 12
  28. 28Public Service Placed On File. Sundry Matters. (1.) City Clerk of Somerville. Hearing Nov. 25, 1949 on Petition of Beacon Truck Sales Co. for used Car Dealers License at 94 Webster Ave. Somerville (2) Dept. of Public Utilities Hearing Nov. 22, 1949 rel. to Bonds of Boston Met. DistrictOct 12
  29. 29Public Service. Placed On File. Sundry Matters (1.) Dept. of Public Utilities. Hearing Nov. 21, 1949. Petition of Lowell Bus Lines Inc. rel. to Bus Route bet. Bedford Airport & Carriers Terminus in Cambridge (2.) Dept. of Public Utilities Hearing Nov. 10, 1949 Petition of Met. Transit Authority for Trackless Trolleys on Main & Vassar Sts.Oct 12

Public Celebrations & Military Affairs

10 actions · № 1–10
  1. 1Order. Name of Putnam Square changed to Michael A. Sullivan Square (Foley) scanJan 17
  2. 2P. C. & M. A. Order. Area at Junction of Second St. & Hurley St. named "James F. Carroll Square" (DeGuglielmo) scanFeb 7
  3. 3Order. Area at Junction of Second St. & Otis St. named "Anthony Arcaro Square" (DeGuglielmo) scanFeb 7
  4. 4Order. Area at Junction of Second St. & Spring St. named "Joseph Morris Square" (DeGuglielmo) scanFeb 7
  5. 5Order. Area at Junction of Webster Ave. & Bristol Street named "Private John J. Souza Square" (Neville) scanMar 21
  6. 6Order. Area at Junction of Berkshire St. & Vandine St. named "Private Joseph P. Reis Square" (Neville) scanMay 9
  7. 7Order. Name of "Vernon St." changed to "Sellers St." (Mayor Neville) scanMay 23
  8. 8Order. Area at Junction of Allston & Magazine Sts. named "Private John M. Dwyer Square" (Mayor Neville) scanJun 13
  9. 9Order. Name of Pearl Terrace changed to "Michael Speridakis Terrace" (Pill[?]) scanJun 27
  10. 10Public Celebrations & Military Affairs. Sundry Matters. Placed on File (1) From Military Order of Purple Heart rel. to a National Headquarters (2) Comm. from Joseph C. Baptiste and other objecting to change of Name of Pearl Terrace to "Michael Speridakis Terrace" (3) Comm. from Willard N. N. Loffler[?] and others protesting the changing of the name of Wauland[?] St. to Kelly Road (4) Comm. from Maurice B. Cauchon rel. to Celebration held on July 5, 1948 at Ahern[?] Field scanDec 19

Claims

9 actions · № 1–9
  1. 1Leave to Withdraw (1) Harold J. Crowley. (2) Evelyn B. Hall (3) Frances R. Waitkus.May 2
  2. 2Referred to City Solicitor (1) Catherine Bruck[?] (2) Warren H. Trant. (3) Joseph Lebitz.May 2
  3. 3Referred to City Solicitor. Petition of Dennis J. Linehan No. 1 Thingvalla Ave for reimbursement in sum of $504.87 the the cost of laying new Sewer into his Property etcAug 16
  4. 4Referred to City Solicitor (1) Gordon F. Hughes (2) Jerome J. Schoen (3) Alfred Sacco. (4) Thomas Dwyer.Oct 3
  5. 5Leave to Withdraw (1) Mrs. Clement L. Phippen. (2) Raymond Lightfoot.Oct 3
  6. 6Leave to Withdraw (1) Cecilia Gregg (2) Ralph P. Diehl (3) Paul F. Crowley (4) John X. Murphy (5) John X. Murphy (6) Mrs. O. Baptiste. (7) Michael Najarian. (8) John F. CunninghamDec 19
  7. 7Referred to City Solicitor [struck: Committee] (1) Charles McClenaghan (2) Edward H. & Raymond Nahigian or University Motor Sales (3) Pay & Take Furniture Co Inc. (4) William Campbell. (5) Alphonse Fico (6) James BurrellDec 19
  8. 8Placed On File. (1) Mrs. Howard Lane. (2) Joseph LebitzDec 19
  9. 9Referred to Chief of Police Petition of Roy E. Hughes, Police Officer for reimbursement in sum of $102 the amount of Medical Bills incurred by him as the results of injuries received in Performance of DutyDec 19

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