Boston Infirmary Department.
Almshouse garden, Alford street. Ward 4, containing
67,671 square feet, valued at $20,300. Vacant land
opposite Almshouse and used as truck garden by the



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Infirmary Department. The land should be sold, as
the Almshouse will be transferred to Long Island
possibly in August, 1914.
Vacant land, Alford and Dexter streets. Ward 4,
containiag 5,369 square feet, valued at $1,900. On the
corner of Alford and Dexter streets is a wooden shed, said
to be owned by T. M. Kelley, for which he is said to pay
rent to the city of Everett. It is claimed that the shed
is on the City of Boston line. In order to ascertain
this fact the city engineers should be called upon to
survey the lot and in the event of the occupation of a
portion of city land by Mr. Kelley, rent should be
charged to him. Both of these parcels should be sold.
Total assessed valuation, $22,200.
Cemetery Department.
Vacant land, Mt. Hope street. Ward 23, containing
17,686 and 23,165 square feet. Vacant land, although
a part of Mount Hope Cemetery; might be sold.
Cemetery, Atherton street, Ward 26, containing
28,988 square feet, valued at $900.
A great quantity of vacant land as described below,
adjoining and near Fairview Cemetery, owned by the
City of Boston but not yet devoted to cemetery purposes.
Land near Fairview Cemetery, Atherton and St.
Joseph streets. Ward 26, containing 28,800 square feet,
valued at $900.*

Land near Fairview Cemetery, St. Joseph street,
Ward 26, containing 11,200 square feet, valued at $300.*

Land near Fairview Cemetery, St. Joseph street.
Ward 26, containing 165,054 square feet, valued at
$5,000.*

Land near Fairview Cemetery, St. Charles street.
Ward 26, containing 44,800 square feet, valued at
$1,300.*

Land near Fairview Cemetery, 45 Fairview avenue.
