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A Message was received from the Mayor, in relation to the " Back Bay Lands," which was read.
Upon motion of Mr. May, of Ward 3, laid on the table, and 2000 copies ordered to be printed, for the use of the Council and for distri- bution to the citizens.
JOSHUA SEAVER, Clerk.
Cltg d HU^hrrg.
Mayor's Office, January 19, 1857.
To the Board of Aldermen and Common Council of the City of Roxbury : Gentlemen, — By reference to the late annual Address of his Excel- lency the Governor of this Commonwealt...h to the two branches of the Legislature of Massachusetts, it will be seen that he alludes to an extensive tract of lands, which is now unimproved, known as the " Back Bay," in a manner which cannot but deeply interest every citizen not only of Roxbury, but of every town in the County of Norfolk. After referring to two formal instruments, which have been com- pleted, by which, in the one case, the Commonwealth has become a party in connection with the Boston Water Power Company for the improvement of those lands ; and, in the other, the Commonwealth, in conjunction with the Boston "Water Power Company and the City of Boston, has be- come a party for the same object ; — and after stating that a magnificent plan for laying out the territory is proposed, which, as it progresses, will render the lots very attractive and immediately saleable — his Excellency proceeds as fol- lows: "The property of the State in the Back Bay, estimated at millions by the rates at which similar lands in the same vicinity have recently been sold, seems to be an interest of sufficient magnitude to justify a limited expenditure in preparing it for the market.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A Message was received from the Mayor, in relation to the " Back Bay Lands," which was read.
Upon motion of Mr. May, of Ward 3, laid on the table, and 2000 copies ordered to be printed, for the use of the Council and for distri- bution to the citizens.
JOSHUA SEAVER, Clerk.
Cltg d HU^hrrg.
Mayor's Office, January 19, 1857.
To the Board of Aldermen and Common Council of the City of Roxbury : Gentlemen, — By reference to the late annual Address of his Excel- lency the Governor of this Commonwealt...h to the two branches of the Legislature of Massachusetts, it will be seen that he alludes to an extensive tract of lands, which is now unimproved, known as the " Back Bay," in a manner which cannot but deeply interest every citizen not only of Roxbury, but of every town in the County of Norfolk. After referring to two formal instruments, which have been com- pleted, by which, in the one case, the Commonwealth has become a party in connection with the Boston Water Power Company for the improvement of those lands ; and, in the other, the Commonwealth, in conjunction with the Boston "Water Power Company and the City of Boston, has be- come a party for the same object ; — and after stating that a magnificent plan for laying out the territory is proposed, which, as it progresses, will render the lots very attractive and immediately saleable — his Excellency proceeds as fol- lows: "The property of the State in the Back Bay, estimated at millions by the rates at which similar lands in the same vicinity have recently been sold, seems to be an interest of sufficient magnitude to justify a limited expenditure in preparing it for the market.
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