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1. 5 for it has been ascertained that the land can be obtained on very favorable terms, as appears by the report of a Committee to whom the subject was re- ferred.
As materials for repairing the highways are chiefly purchased, and at high prices, does not a prudential regard to the interests of the City dictate the expediency of instituting inquiries for ascertain- ing whether gravel hills and ledges of rocks cannot be obtained, in many of the wards, on such accepta- ble terms, as ultimately to... greatly diminish the amount, which must otherwise be annually expend- ed, in maintaining the streets and roads in such a safe condition, as the laws of the Commonwealth and the convenience of the citizens so imperiously re- quire.
During the two past years measures have been projected for the establishment of a Rural Ceme- tery, in a central part of the City, and they have, thus far, been carried into effect, in such a success- ful manner, as to render it certain, that the whole plan can and will be executed, without the necessity of imposing anv additional taxes to defray the ex- pense, as appears by the Report of the Commission- ers, to whom the management of the establishment has been confided ; and the grounds having been enclosed and so far prepared for the purposes of their consecration, by the construction of avenues and paths and the location of burial lots, as to admit of interments and the erection of sepulchres, it is respectfully recommended that several, if not all of 6 MAYOR'S ADDRESS.
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1. 5 for it has been ascertained that the land can be obtained on very favorable terms, as appears by the report of a Committee to whom the subject was re- ferred.
As materials for repairing the highways are chiefly purchased, and at high prices, does not a prudential regard to the interests of the City dictate the expediency of instituting inquiries for ascertain- ing whether gravel hills and ledges of rocks cannot be obtained, in many of the wards, on such accepta- ble terms, as ultimately to... greatly diminish the amount, which must otherwise be annually expend- ed, in maintaining the streets and roads in such a safe condition, as the laws of the Commonwealth and the convenience of the citizens so imperiously re- quire.
During the two past years measures have been projected for the establishment of a Rural Ceme- tery, in a central part of the City, and they have, thus far, been carried into effect, in such a success- ful manner, as to render it certain, that the whole plan can and will be executed, without the necessity of imposing anv additional taxes to defray the ex- pense, as appears by the Report of the Commission- ers, to whom the management of the establishment has been confided ; and the grounds having been enclosed and so far prepared for the purposes of their consecration, by the construction of avenues and paths and the location of burial lots, as to admit of interments and the erection of sepulchres, it is respectfully recommended that several, if not all of 6 MAYOR'S ADDRESS.
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