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IMO RBGULAR XSETING April 13, 1926. A_regular ffiesting of the Board. of Selectmen -was hkid' at the Selectmeti''s Office at -7:30 P. M; ' Measra. Custanoe, Burnhem,. ',_ Miles, Ballard, and Robertson were present-. ' The Superintendent of 'Public Worke and the clerk were also present. - Mr. Charl-deH. Miles reported that a very bad condition existed outside of the buildings of August Young, and that the refuse from .the slaughter house was thrown out and upon adjoining property and that he had viewed the situation and ordered Mr. Young to be taken to court, Edward J. Lennon, whom the Board was notified had passed t1n examination for the Lexington Police`Department,`cote "before the Board to request his appointment as s regular patrolman. Searing was declared open upon the application of Dorris Berman for -permission to build a second class garage on his pre - mites on Sibbert Street, The Building Inspector stated that -he, was consulting the Building Inspector of Arlington inasmuch aB dere was a question- about the building being in bo lh Arlington and Lexington. "It was left with the Building Inspeotor`'to work odt the proposition with the Arlington Building Inspector, Hearing was declared open upon application of Willie G•` ' Murphy of 25 Mass. Avenue for permission to install a gasoline filling station on Masa. Avenue near the Arlington line. No objections were presented, and Mr. Murphy presented plans of the building which would approximate $6,000 in value. The lot upon which the filling station is to be built is very low, and is of no particular use, as the lot is in a business location and there will be no immediate necessity of stores. In view of the fore- going facts the Hoard granted permission for the filling station. -Application was received from Thomas Montague for an under- takers license. Mr, Montague came before the Board and stated that he had worked for James E. McCarthy for a number of years, and now desired to start in business for himself. The only requirement for an undertaker is that he be of good character and that he can read and write, The Board, in view of the fact that Mr.. Montague wished a license, voted to grant him a license as.m undertaker, Special police commissions were signed for Edson Pero and John Bopiano« _.. Loestioa orders were granted to 'the" N S. Tel .a_..Talt'.for"the removal of two poles on Waltham Street, also to install conduits at the corner of Waltham Street and Concor&. Avenue, end to the Edison Electric Ill.•Co._to attach wires to a N. Z. Tel. & Tel, Co, pole on Waltham Street, Yr. John B. Lovell came before the Board with reference to his petition for the operation of motor busses through the town on the State Road and Mass. Avenue to Arlington Heights, Mr, H, H. Hanson and Thomas F. Griffin of the Middlesex do Boston St. Ry. Co. also came before the Board to protest the granting of this license to Mr, Lovell, Although they did not state that the