MAYOR, continued.

Document

message, transmitting communication from comptroller of
New York relative to revenues received by the city of
New York from street railway companies.
message, transmitting extract from report of the paving
commission of Baltimore relative to street pavements,
message, transmitting suggestions of board of police and
rapid transit commission of 1891 for regulating street
traffic

message, transmitting copy of contract with the New
England Construction Company for disposition of
garbage in Dorchester

message, vetoing order requesting attorney-general to in-
stitute proceedings to enjoin Brookline Gas Light Co.
from digging streets

message, transmitting communication from superintendent
of streets giving list of permits granted to open streets
for purpose of laying gas-pipes

message, relative to reconstruction of fire department
message, relative to leasing portion of Old State House
message, relative to money due city from Brookline Gas
Light Co.

180 IV

message, transmittiug correspondence with the art commis-
sion relative to purchase and erection of statue of
Rufus Choate

message, transmitting report of city engineer on drainage
of Charles-river water-shed, West Roxbury
message, transmitting final report of Citizens' Relief Com-
mittee

message, transmitting deed between the Commonwealth

еет

and the city of Boston of West Roxbury parkway
message, transmitting information from fire commissioners
relative to number and names of men in different com-
panies.

message giving statement of the exact financial condition
of the city, January 1, 1895

215

VI

MEMORIAL DAY

report of committee on allowance to Grand Army Posts for

memorial purposes

89

III

204

IV

report of committee on Memorial day relative to expendi-
tures of Grand Army Posts .

MEMORIAL PARK, ROXBURY. See ROXBURY MEMORIAL PARK.
MEMORIAL TABLET TO WENDELL PHILLIPS. See

PHILLIPS, WENDELL.

MILK AND VINEGAR. See INSPECTION OF MILK AND VINE-
GAR DEPARTMENT.

MONEY DUE CITY FROM BROOKLINE GAS COMPANY.
See BROOKLINE GAS-LIGHT COMPANY.

MONTHLY EXHIBITS OF THE AUDITOR. See AUDItor.
MONTHLY STATEMENTS OF CITY COLLECTOR. See
COLLECTING DEPARTMENT.

MONTHLY STATEMENTS OF CITY TREASURER. See

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY DEPARTMENT

annual report

opinion of corporation counsel relative to non-resident
trustee

MOVING BUILDINGS, CUTTING WIRES OF WEST END
STREET RAILWAY COMPANY. See WEST END
STREET RAILWAY COMPANY.

MUNICIPAL REGISTER .

NATIONAL TELEPHONE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
ACTURING COMPANY
communication from, relative to the attachment of their
instruments to any private line owned by the city
report of special commitee on telephones relative to .

NEW COURT-HOUSE

statement of commissioners of progress of work on
twenty-second and final report of commissioners
NEW ENGLAND CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

mayor's message transmitting copy of contract for disposi-
tion of garbage in Dorchester

NINE-HOUR LAW

opinion of corporation counsel relative to city employees
who do not come within the provisions of the nine-hour
law

NON-RESIDENT LIQUOR DEALERS

mayor's message transmitting communication from the
board of police, giving list

HOPE

Document

No. Vol.

NON-RESIDENT TRUSTEE OF MOUNT HOPE CEME-

TERY

opinion of corporation counsel relative to .
NORFOLK SUBURBAN STREET RAILWAY COMPANY

second location.

OBSTRUCTION OF BUTLER AND AUSTIN AVENUES.
See BOSTON, REVERE BEACH & LYNN R.R. Co.
OCCUPATION OF SIDEWALKS BY FRUIT VENDERS.

See SIDEWALKS, OCCUPATION OF BY FRUIT VENDers.
OFFICERS OF SUFFOLK COUNTY JAIL. See SUFFOLK,
COUNTY OF.

OFFICERS AND BOARDS

ordinances of 1894, chap. 2, relative to office hours

OLD STATE HOUSE

mayor's message relative to leasing portion of .
O'NEIL, HON. JOSEPH H. See FOURTH OF JULY ORATION.
See FOURTH OF JULY
ORATION, FOURTH OF JULY.

ORATION.

ORDERS ESTABLISHING THE SEVERAL APPROPRIA-
TIONS, AND LEVYING A SPECIFIC TAX FOR
THE YEAR ENDING JANUARY 31, 1895.

ORDINANCES

display of national colors on City Hall, chap. 6, ordinances
of 1894

183 IV

67 III

206 IV

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No.

Vol.

ORDINANCES, continued.

display of national colors on Faneuil Hall, chap. 7, ordi-

nances of 1894
enforcement of ordinance regulating the use of bituminous
coal

fees for weighing on hay scales, chap. 3, ordinances of 1894, 110
office hours of officers and boards,

III

2,

109

III

salaries of corporation counsel and city solicitor, chap. 8,

ordinances of 1894

216

VI

test of water meters, chap. 1, ordinances of 1894
OVERSEEING OF THE POOR DEPARTMENT

annual report

24 II

report of committee on examination of securities for trust
funds in hands of overseers of poor, with detailed
statement of funds

PARENTAL SCHOOL

ordinances of 1894, chapter 4, relative to

PARK DEPARTMENT

annual report

PARKWAY, WEST ROXBURY. See WEST ROXBURY PARK-

WAY.

PERMITS FOR OPENING STREETS. See STREETS, OPEN-

ING OF.

PHILLIPS, WENDELL

message of the mayor relative to memorial tablet
PLACING OF ELECTRIC WIRES UNDERGROUND.
UNDERGROUND WIRES.

See

POLICE DEPARTMENT

mayor's message, transmitting communication from com-
missioners giving list of non-resident liquor dealers
mayor's message, transmitting communication from board
of police relative to regulation of street traffic
POLLING PLACES, 1894

Document

No. Vol.

PUBLIC GROUNDS DEPARTMENT

annual report

report of superintendent on removal of tree, Washington
street, Roxbury

report of committee relative to payment of employees who
worked Saturday afternoons, from June to Septem-
ber, 1893

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS DEPARTMENT

annual report

opinion of corporation counsel relative to legality of ap-

pointment of board of visitors

III

report of board of visitors, April 30, 1894
report of committee of the whole board of aldermen on
investigation of care and management of public insti-
tutions, with appendix giving testimony submitted
at hearings (three volumes)

RAPID TRANSIT

argument of the mayor before the committee of the legis-
lature .

mayor's message, calling attention to proposed legislation
relative to

RECLAIMING OF MARSH LANDS IN DORCHESTER.
ER
See WARD 24, RECLAIMING MARSH LANDS.

mayor's message, transmitting communication from regis-
trars relative to preparation of list of voters in
anticipation of new division of wards

REGISTRY DEPARTMENT

annual report

financial statement for the year ending January 31, 1894
REGULATION RELATIVE TO PROJECTIONS FROM
BUILDINGS. See PROJECTIONS FROM BUILDINGS.
REGULATION OF STREET TRAFFIC. See STREET TRAFFIC.
RELIEF COMMITTEE. See CITIZENS' RELIEF COMMITTEE.
RESERVATION IN HIGHWAYS FOR STREET RAILWAY
PURPOSES, ACT RELATIVE TO

REVENUES FROM STREET RAILWAYS IN NEW YORK.
See STREET RAILWAYS IN NEW YORK.

ROXBURY FIRE

182 III

opinion of corporation counsel on the right of the city
council to transfer money from the appropriation for
public celebrations to be used for relief of sufferers. 112
mayor's message, transmitting communication from the fire
commissioners and water board, relative to

ROXBURY MEMORIAL PARK

report of special committee on feasibility of acquiring
land adjacent to the Eustis-st. burying-ground for
park purposes

208 IV

RULES AND ORDERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL. See

CITY COUNCIL.

RULES AND ORDERS OF THE COMMON COUNCIL. See
COMMON COUNCIL.

RULES AND ORDERS OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

See ALDERMEN, BOARD OF.

SALARY OF CLERK OF COMMITTEES. See CLERK OF
COMMITTEES DEPARTMENT.

SALARIES OF CORPORATION COUNSEL AND CITY
SOLICITOR. See LAW DEPARTMENT.

SALARIES OF OFFICERS OF SUFFOLK COUNTY JAIL.
See SUFFOLK, COUNTY OF.

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No. Vol.

opinion of corporation counsel relative to right of board of
aldermen to revoke permit of F. M. Frost .
STATUE TO RUFUS CHOATE. See Cнoate,
CHOATE, RUFUS.
STREET DEPARTMENT

167 IV

annual report

34

II

mayor's message, transmitting communication from super-
intendent of streets relative to men discharged and
suspended.

report of joint special committee on protection of veterans
in the street department

STREET LAYING-OUT DEPARTMENT

annual report .

35

II

salary of street commissioner, ordinances 1894, chapter 5.
STREET PAVEMENTS OF CITY OF BALTIMORE
mayor's message, transmitting extract from report of
paving commission of Baltimore concerning street
pavements