The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-20

A Routine Session at Which Only
General Business was Done.


yesterday afternoon.
In board of health the citations to Will
liam ii. Hall, Clara J. Shaw, Margaret j.
Stindy were discontinued, and citations
were ordered to issue to Irving Champlin,
Richard Ii. Davis, William X. Rhodes,
and orders to abate nuisances We're Issued
to William Wannum, 1888 Washington'
Bridget Rafferty,, ~ Ivess; Michael y. NC
Cormick, 240 Power; Mrs. Andrew Parker,
32l South Main and Ella Woodward. IL
Howell street.
The Board then met as the Board OF
Aldermen.
The report of the committee to lay out
Beneht street was accepted. communi-
cation was received from the commits
sioner of public works relative to compen-
sation Of assistant in the city engineers
Office. Amasa NJ. Eaton was allowed
SIG. 4O for damages to fowls.
were granted:
Providence Journal Co., TO locate and oper-
ate a steam boiler, corner Culver and Black,
stone streets Thomas Miller, TO hold a pool
exhibition at No. IS Washington street; ran
seller A. Jillson, 10 keep victualling house at
No. sl North Main street; Michael a. Cart.
land, to buy and sell junk, at No. 90 Delahunt
telligence Office at 9s Atwell's avenue; Charles
II; Hoxie, TO be appointed police constable.
rea Soa 81 pSnI, Wasy yne MFG A. Hayden
rear No. $50 smith street; James McKenna,
on Valley street; Frank Rondina, No. 20 FAR
To hold dances. the following, viz: Beacons-
field Lodge at No. 4j0 Broad street; south
Providence Social Club at Temperance Hall
lent Aid Association at Dimond Hall Branch
John Dillon at No. 81 Dorrance street; John
Flynn at No. 81 Dorrance street; Emergenicy
Association at Carroll street hall FRATERNITY
Lodge at No. % Westminster street X. L. Lo-
comotiye NJ. Association at No. 81 Dorrsnce
street; What Cheer Division at No. s S4usn
No. Is Weybosset street; Brotherhood X X.
Tranmen at No. 40 Mathewson street Provl-
ance Hall; Westminster Lodge at corner
Broad and Richmond streets; Company 3,
First Battalion Cavalry at No, ISo North Main
street John Baker at 400 High street; Magno.
liza Social Club at 98 Weybosset street; Court
Canonicus at No. 81 Dorrance street; west
Side Literary Association at No. ol Dorrance
street; Young Peoples Social Club, gmasquer-
ade) at Red Mems Hall. Margaret Duffy for
remission of tax.
The following petitions were given
leave TO withdraw:
To buy and sell junk7;yohn II; III Mott, lis
40 Aborn street; James Hanley ana y. ",
Duffy, for damages.
The following business was referred to
the several committees, or to the alderman
of the ward:
Chester II. Lawton, et al, for lamps on Bill
tax on personal property: Alfred Is. Spencer,
to be appointed a police constable.
To build barns-frederlck w. Bapcock q
Co., on Northup avenue; John Is, Divine, NO,
62 Lippitt street; Charles Farley, NO. 40 Az
wells avenue; estate Daniel Paine, on Wal
street; sqe srf Daniel % ". Heffernan 20 . Erastus
street; Bernard McCiinn, on Newark street;
John Prestwick, No. 50 Pawtucket avenue;
Edward Zuleger, No. 100 Veazie street.
The reports of the committees on the
layout of Academy, Pavilion, Regent ave-
nues, Delaine, Ellery, Hudson and Pope
streets were severally received. The re-
port of the committee to lay out Alma
Baker, Dart, Waverly, Oak and Regent
streets was ordered. Resolutions were
adopted defining the grades of Birch,
Ellery, Robin, Roger and Oriental streets
and Washington avenue. The matter OF
curbing Earle street and Branch avenue
was continued. The resolution to pave
South Main and Brook streets with
granite blocks was referred to the high
way committee. The resolution to curb
Sheldon street was referred to the high
way committee, and the resolution to To-
cate lamps on Tyler and Lowell streets was
adopted also of Patrick Kearns to
build a barn. The petition to grade
Ocean street was referred to the committee
on highways. A resolution granting per
mission to Albert III. Warner to raise
building was adopted.
The following business from the Com
mon Council was passed in concurrence:
Resolution condemning a certain strip of
land between Williams and Power streets for
park purposes; order To receive the report OF the
Joint special Gomm.tee Re relsIEe o TO PSrIhass fg
park purposes resolution condemning certain
land adjoining Roger Williams Park, for park
purposes: resolution accepting the gift of the
toriiss steam Engine Company of a steam en-
gine and boilers for the manual training
school; resolution directing the city treasurer
10 nay Orin =. Mowry his full salary for the
month of November, 1891; resolution author
izing the commissioner of public works TO con-
tract for sewer materials; resolution author
izing the commissioner of public works TO
| purchase water pipes and special castings;
| resolution authorizing the commissioner OF
| public works To purchase certain materials;
| resolution directing the commissioner of pub
| lie works TO concrete the sidewalks on Wes-
| leyan avenues resolutions ordering sewers in
Common and Hudson streets; resolutions nt; or
| nues resolutions accepting gifts OF the fol,
| lowing persons to the North Burial Ground
fund maseT proydins for the % issue Of bonds
| for the purchase of lands for parks, and the
| construction thereof, and authorizing joint
Gomm'5des isnds udonipa G ng Roger Williams Park % for
park purposes; resolution appointing joint
| special committee To purchase land adjoining
blackstone Park; an ordinance permitting
| the Narragansett Electric Lighting Co. To put
up and maintain poles and wires in Stimson
avenue; resolution joint conmlttee on educa-
tion 10 expend the sum of SlU, in addition TO
the amount allowed by section 10, chapter
xiv. of the ordinances; resolution directing
city treasurer TO remit tax assessed against
Henry q. Arnold, trustee, for 1891.
Resolution directing city treasurer To remit
tax assessed agaiost Henry q. Arnold, admin
istrator of estate of Mary A, Whitman reso-
luton directing city treasurer 70 remit tax
against Harriet B. i. Brown, ii. w. Brown
aud Il. 4. Thurstou, trustees; resolution To re-
init tax enormously assessed against Betsy Il.
Penniman; resolution to lay out Langdon
street; resolutions to lay water pipes in Can
ton and Case streets.
Alderman Dyer and Deming were ap-
pointed on the Blackstone Park purchas-
ing committee.
The board then adjourned until Wednes-
day morning at . O'Clock.