Reports and Communications, Band 10Print. Department, 1915 Vol. 1-4 contain miscellaneous reports made to the Commission, 1907-1908. |
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amount April 21 automatic lighting devices Board booths Boston Consolidated Gas Boston Elevated Railway budget building candle power Cemetery cents Chairman charge Chestnut Hill avenue City Council City of Boston COMMUNICATION concession Consolidated Gas Company containing contractor cost CURLEY Deer Island Dorchester Election Department employees estimate expense fees Finance Commission recommends Fire Department furnished gas lamps Gillooly Henry Siegel Honor House Bill increase installed Jamaica Pond JAMES janitor January JOHN Laundry Machinery Company lease material Mattapan MAYOR in relation McMann ment meter Minwax MURPHY occupied October 26 opinion paid Park and Recreation pay rolls payment playground present providing Public Works Department purchase Recreation Department reduced rental request Respectfully submitted Rising Sun Street salary Seaver street sold specifications square feet Street Lighting Company Suffolk County Sun Street Lighting supplies tion Transit Commission Vacant land valued Ward 26 West Roxbury yard
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Seite 282 - ... disinterested men, one to be chosen by each party, and the third by the two referees, and the award shall be binding on the parties.
Seite 15 - While it has been the custom of the commission to refrain from newspaper controversies with any person criticized in its reports, this direct challenge of its veracity seems to require a reply. The commission will send Your Honor conclusive evidence that its statement is true. The evidence is so voluminous that it will take several days to collect, but it will be furnished some time next week. Respectfully submitted, THE FINANCE COMMISSION, by JOHN A. SULLIVAN, Chairman. COMMUNICATION TO THE MAYOR...
Seite 256 - That whenever the proper authorities of a State shall surrender to the United States the use of the buildings and disinfecting apparatus at a State quarantine station, the Secretary of the Treasury shall be authorized to receive them and to pay a reasonable compensation to the State for their use, if in his opinion thej are necessary to the United States. SEC. 9. That the act entitled "An act to prevent the introduction of infectious or contagious diseases into the United States, and to establish...
Seite 201 - Hire of horses and vehicles with drivers. Hire of horses and vehicles without drivers. Storage of motorless vehicles. Storage of motor vehicles. Shoeing and boarding horses, including veterinary service. Hire of automobiles.
Seite 262 - Live stock (including horses and all other animals) and laboratory specimens. 23. Machinery and parts (not otherwise classified). 24. Materials of construction (including lumber, timber and building material) . 25. Materials for manufacture of prison goods. 26. Miscellaneous. 27. Nails, bolts, nuts, washers, rivets and screws. 28. Nautical supplies (including boats and equipment). 29. Office equipment (other than furniture), supplies and stationery. 30. Oils (lubricating and illuminating), greases...
Seite 33 - BUILDING, BOSTON, April 8, 1914. Hon. JAMES M. CURLEY, Mayor. SIR: — The Finance Commission submits the following report as a result of its investigation into the increases in salaries of the police, fire and penal institutions departments during the final two years of the last administration. The first increases in the police and fire departments were voted in May, 1912, and the last increases took effect Jan.
Seite 198 - Chairman. COMMUNICATION TO THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL IN RELATION TO THE TAX RATE AND THE APPROPRIATIONS OF THE YEAR 1909-10.
Seite 12 - Respectfully submitted, JOHN R. MURPHY, Chairman. JOHN F. MOORS. CHARLES L. CARR. JAMES P. MAGENIS. JAMES M. MORRISON. PART II. OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS. COMMUNICATION TO THE MAYOR in relation to FLOOR PRESERVATIVES.
Seite 70 - ... one hour during any one night, and both of said tests shall prove that the contractor is not furnishing the light required by this agreement, then such lamp shall be deemed to be deficient, and a deduction shall be made from the charge in respect to such lamp as herein provided. If such tests show that the contractor is not furnishing the light required by this agreement, the contractor shall pay the expense of the examination and test provided for herein; otherwise the city shall pay such expense....
Seite 32 - It is the opinion of those who have made a study of the question that the Fire Department would lose in efficiency rather than increase it by such a change.