BACK BAY, continued. may convey passage-way sewers, to city See also PARKER STREET; PUBLIC GARDEN; PUBLIC LIBRARY; TECHNOLOGY, IN- BALLAST STITUTE OF. city council to regulate weighing and marking of lighters, etc., employed in and to regulate weighing and inspection of necessary officers, inspectors, weighers, markers, etc., may be appointed and penalties prescribed for breach of regulations not to be taken from Bird Island, except by leave BALLOT-BOXES during elections, to be in charge of inspectors BALLOTS at elections, to be received only if certain ward officers are present 257 257 316 BASS black, not to be caught, taken, or destroyed in Lake Cochituate . 158 may extend track across avenue of Mount Washington avenue corporation. 87 57 stones, gravel, etc., not to be carried away from, without owner's consent. on land benefited by extension of Oliver street by the improvement of Stony brook by laying out a park by the relocation of certain railroads in East Boston by dredging of Roxbury canal by laying out Charles-river promenade. by construction of bridge and avenue between Boston and Cambridge. provisions of Public Statutes concerning licenses to keep 119 134, 223 238 245 277 295 222, 301 326, 327 37 133 provisions against fire in and for escape from 312, 315 BOILERS, STEAM facts relative to, to be ascertained and returns made by inspector of buildings, 306 corporate name 1 for societies, boards, institutions, etc., see distinguishing words of titles. land commissioners may sell to, certain lands of Commonwealth on Back Bay grade of, in Mystic valley, may be changed to accommodate water-works BOSTON AND MAINE RAILROAD COMPANY, continued. and cross Miller's river with service-pipe real estate of, exempt from taxation so long as income is used in charity city may extend Byron street over extension to channel and may lay and main- TIONS. See POOR. BOYLSTON'S, JOHN, CHARITABLE DONATION BOUNDARY BRIDGES changes of. See ANNEXATION. rafts, etc., not to be attached to for more than ten hours without owner's consent, 111 111 bridge in continuation of Albany street, city may construct and maintain 88 123 bridge across Charles river, Boston and Cambridge may construct jointly 222 222 222 223 223 223 301 Cambridge "Great Bridge," Cambridge and Brighton may rebuild 110 dimensions and draw 110 expense, how borne 110 middle of draw to be dividing line between Brighton and Cambridge city may build new bridge to Charlestown and take necessary land. Charles-river bridge, draw to have clear opening of thirty-six feet 177 251 251 251 obligation of persons or corporations concerning repairs not affected mayor and aldermen may lay out highway over portion in Boston how to be built to be free 58 74 74 56 56, 57, 75 57 Chelsea not to be charged with cost of building or expense of maintaining mayor and aldermen may lay out highway over portion of bridge in Boston. court to appoint commissioners to assess upon Boston and Cambridge ex- railroad companies not released from obligations in respect to Congress-street bridge may be built . Dover-street bridge (Boston South Bridge), proprietors of, may transfer fran- chise and materials to city to be maintained as a free bridge may be widened to fifty feet. city may repair, reconstruct, and widen may take necessary land, etc. damages, how ascertained East Boston free bridge, corporation established under name of to hold charter for benefit of Boston and Chelsea. location of, defined how to be constructed to have draw not less than forty feet wide to be free liability, etc., of corporation. city may purchase bridge and other property of corporation. Eastern-avenue bridge may be built Federal-street bridge, corporation established with power to build city may build bridge, if it so elects within three months wharves and piers to be used only for purposes specified or may build new bridge city may widen to width equal to width of Federal street may be widened Granite bridge, Norfolk county commissioners may lay out as a highway CORPORATION. . See MOUNT WASHINGTON AVENUE Charlestown and Cambridge to elect commissioners to have charge of draw. . Warren and Charles river bridges, Boston to have care and maintenance of as public highways Middlesex Railroad Co., not released from obligation to repair interest of Commonwealth in, conveyed to city 152 152 . land may be taken. land damages, how ascertained 282, 309 282, 309 West-Boston bridge, harbor commissioners to locate draw in court to appoint commissioners to assess upon Boston and Cambridge expense Newton and Watertown Gas-Light Company may extend pipes into and Cambridge, dividing line between . 153, 158 railroad companies not released from obligations in respect to 153 101 110 rights, liabilities, etc., of, in mill-dam road 135 and Watertown to maintain bridge and draw land in, may be taken for additional reservoir and for aqueducts or pipes there- land in, may be taken for additional reservoir and for aqueduct or pipes there- 123 116, 160, 161 annexation of part of Boston to annexation of part of, to Boston . 183 dam may be erected across Muddy river and waters above dam diverted to flow more directly to Charles river. and lands filled to borders of new line. damages, how provided for and Boston, provisions concerning common use, etc., of sewers county buildings not to be erected, altered, or repaired at an expense of more meaning of terms used in acts relating to inspection of, viz., "external wall,” city council to define limits within which buildings must conform to act BUILDINGS department for, etc., continued. PAGE and may extend limits, after notice given 164 bridges, quays, wharves, and buildings belonging to Commonwealth or city council to have control of building wooden buildings outside of building 182 permit to be obtained from inspector before building or altering 166 power of inspector in relation to buildings to be erected for public assemblies, 166 166, 167, 168, 182, 188, 189-194, 205, 206, 311 strength of materials, rules for calculation of side, end, or party walls not to be carried up in advance of rear walls anchoring of walls 190 190 190 in tenement-houses used for business on lower-floor hall, partitions to second fire-escapes to be provided where operatives are employed 206 |