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332 SELECTMEN'S MEETING MARCH 5, 1935. A regular meeting of the Selectmen was held in the Selectments,Room, Town Office Building, at 7:30 P. M. Messrs. Ferguson, Trask, Gilcrest, Lyons and Potter were present. The Clerk was also present. The Board organized with Charles E. Ferguson as Chairman. Letter was received from the Town Counsel in which he gave further instructions in regard to the removal of MacDonald the MacDonald shack on Freemont Street, that the•mem,-.who Shack. took part in the removal of the shack all sign a written memorandum of exactly what they do and the date they do it, the same to be filed with the papers in the case.. Letter was received from the Town Counsel in reply to the Board's request for information relative to water liens that there is no reason why liens could not be re - Water Liens, corded against property as many times as necessary. He stated that General Laws, Chapter 40, section 42D re- quires the Tax Collector to add the unpaid amounts to the tax bill so that it would be included in the amount for which the property is sold for taxes. It could not, how- ' ever, be credited to the receipts of the Water Dept, but would have to go into the general funds. He stated that Letter was received from the East Lexington�MenlB April 19th. Club in which it was stated that they approve of the ap- propriation of $750.00 for the April 19th celebration. Garbage Permit was issued to M. Fitzpatrick of Erie and Waverly Streets, Cambridge, to haulgarbage in the Town of Lexington. Supplemental report was signed for the incorporators of the Minute Man Sportsman's Club in additon to the report previously signed in regard to Howard Fisk;:- The incorporators are as follows.- ollows:George GeorgeSmith, 14 Grant Street Minute Man Gordon Robinson 80 Hancock Street Sportsman's_ George M. H,;nes 50 Locust Avenue Club, Inc. Roy B. MacLean Center Street James F. Donnellan 40 Cottage Street Richard S. McCabe, 33 Hancock Street. Statement was received from the Chief of Police that all of these residents had never been convicted for any violation of the liwuor law or for any other criminal of- fense. Letter was received from the Town Counsel in which he gave further instructions in regard to the removal of MacDonald the MacDonald shack on Freemont Street, that the•mem,-.who Shack. took part in the removal of the shack all sign a written memorandum of exactly what they do and the date they do it, the same to be filed with the papers in the case.. Letter was received from the Town Counsel in reply to the Board's request for information relative to water liens that there is no reason why liens could not be re - Water Liens, corded against property as many times as necessary. He stated that General Laws, Chapter 40, section 42D re- quires the Tax Collector to add the unpaid amounts to the tax bill so that it would be included in the amount for which the property is sold for taxes. It could not, how- ' ever, be credited to the receipts of the Water Dept, but would have to go into the general funds. He stated that