The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-07
CENTRAL FALLS.

Every member of the Lincoln Town
Council was present at the meeting Sat
urday, and President James Ii. Andrew
occupied the chair. The minutes of the
meeting were read and approved. The
whole matter in relation to the street rail
way petitions of the Interstate and Paw
tucket Street Railway Company was con-
tinued.
The petition of the Albion Company to
move three buildings was granted, and
the petition of w. i. & +. c. .Sayles TO
move a building on Great Road was con-
tinued with order of notice.
The following bills were allowed and or
dered paid. Highway. bills; A. J. Patt,
SS7.04; Highway District No. $500; No. l.,
S1S9; No. 2, 81; No. z, sl53.54: DR.. Maer, 500;
McMillen Dagie, sl0.75: Stephen Wright,
il5 9iney ;S Payne Rrotssrs ROswortb s'i r.d T.
$3.50; Robert Gilchrist, S20.s4; Newell,
coal and lumber, sls.s2; A. f. and f. Bray,
$40. SO: Kenyon q Co, 1883 ID. Lawrence
Wilkinson sl36. 40; James Carroll, S164.s4.
Lull Bros, SIS; James Cullen, $40. 40;
Alex. Cormea, S5.40 l.. NJ 4. Stone, s.;
Hugh Carter. pay roll at Jenks' Park,
S154.25; A. Lippitt Company, sl52.7O; G.
Lambert, sl26.50; Henry Lacroix. $50. 40;
board of sewer commissioners for supplies,
labor, etc, 81, PA. .04: John 7. Kirwin, So;
Joseph Roy, s47s0. Several petit ons
which came up by continuance were again
continued Treasurer Charles T. Moies
was authorized to hire $4,000, to pay cur
rent expenses.
The bill of Dr. Lariviere of Manville for
services attending three children named
Labontie who were struck by lightning,
came up by continuance and voted paid,
amounting to sl0l.50.
The bill of Crane & Burns, s., for ambu-
lance, removing John McCann TO the hos
pital. came up and Mr.. Gilchrist stated
that there was no one to attend to him,
and he went TO the captain OF the police
who had nothing TO do with it.
The bill was voted To be paid by the
overseer of poor, who states that If he was
Obliged to care for cases outside of the
maintenance of the poor, he should re
quire larger appropriation. He wanted
TO know what to do in case of street ac-
cident. when President Andrew informed
him that in case of that kind it would
belong to the police, who would have to
attend to IL.
John f. Follett appeared in regard to a
commission to widen and relay Dexter
street under the previous council, but was
informed no report had been put in, but a
new commission have been appointed.
The petition for the acceptance and
widening Of High street came up by con
tinuance for that portion between the
Arch to Hunt street. President Andrews
advocated that commission be appointed
to continue High street at the same time
Upon the motion of Councilman Schiller
the committee appointed by President
Andrews were John III. Barber, Edwin
Corbett and Graham Cowperthwaite.
Alpha A. Draper, William III. Goodinq
and Samuel Fessenden were appointed &c
define grade from the foot of Prime
Hill to Lonsdale avenue.
Adjourned to Saturday, Dec. 10, at z
o'clock.
Town Clerk Crawford will go to Lime
rock Friday for the purpose of registering
voters in that vicinity.
The Young Marines Football Club are
ANXIOUS to play any team in the State
under Is years of age. Address John
Tierney, 10 Pacific street.
Ballou Post will transact important
business tomorrow evening.
At the residence of Edward A. Greene,
Esq, tomorrow evening an entertainment
will be given by the Womans Christian
Temperance Union. The report of the
delegate to the national convention will
be read.
Ardelia Thresher was sentenced to the
State. Farm in the District Court this
morning,