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THE Special Committee of the whole Council , to whom were referred the petitions for a public hearing on the subject of abolishing the tolls on the East Boston Ferries , held a private meeting at the Council Chamber on Tuesday , April 4 ...
THE Special Committee of the whole Council , to whom were referred the petitions for a public hearing on the subject of abolishing the tolls on the East Boston Ferries , held a private meeting at the Council Chamber on Tuesday , April 4 ...
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The question of abolishing the tolls shall not be open for discussion in the Committee ; but the Chairman shall return the papers to the Courcil at the next regular meeting after the conclusion of the hearing , with a report that a ...
The question of abolishing the tolls shall not be open for discussion in the Committee ; but the Chairman shall return the papers to the Courcil at the next regular meeting after the conclusion of the hearing , with a report that a ...
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that they may be heard in relation to the abolition of tolls on East Boston Ferries , before any order is passed on that subject . The petition of George B. Chase , Samuel T. Morse , and 39 others , for the same purpose ; of Charles B.
that they may be heard in relation to the abolition of tolls on East Boston Ferries , before any order is passed on that subject . The petition of George B. Chase , Samuel T. Morse , and 39 others , for the same purpose ; of Charles B.
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... the tolls which are now paid to the Winnisimmet Ferry Company , I have thus pointed out to the Council , and I hope to verify my statements by proof , a variety of private interests which would be subserved by this scheme of free ...
... the tolls which are now paid to the Winnisimmet Ferry Company , I have thus pointed out to the Council , and I hope to verify my statements by proof , a variety of private interests which would be subserved by this scheme of free ...
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You cannot free these ferries to - day , and then , next year , or the year after next , if you find that the burden is too great , vote to put the tolls upon them again . If you want to try experiments , you have to do it in the shape ...
You cannot free these ferries to - day , and then , next year , or the year after next , if you find that the burden is too great , vote to put the tolls upon them again . If you want to try experiments , you have to do it in the shape ...
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| Title | Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 2 |
| Author | Boston (Mass.). City Council |
| Published | 1872 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 19 Oct 2011 |
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