Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-30
CENTRAL FALLS.
Police Have No Excuse For Allowing I'm.
licensed Dealers to selI-Sotes.

hcensed Dealers to SelI-Notes.
One of the police officers was oomnl.in-
ing this morning that there were places on
his beat that he did not know whether thew
were licensed or not. He said he had
asked Town Sergeant Keene about them
and the sergeant had said that he had been
to see James L. Degnsn. secretary Of the
board of license commissioners, three times
and had asked for a list Of the licensed
saloons in the town and that
Mr' Degnan had refused to give him a
list.
Mr. Degnan was called on by the TRr.
BUNE representative ana denied having
refused to give the town sergeant the list.
lie said "He has got The list and has had
it some time"
Ii that is tie case the police officers can
had out IL the places on their beats are
licensed or not and If Mr.. Keene has mis-.
laid the list Mr.. Degnsn will give them
al the information they need.
Voting Districts Greatly Needed.
The town should be divided into voting
districts. 1t should have been done long
ago and it was recommended by the Demo.
Gratis but was not adopted by the Rspubli-
can general assembly for reasons known
only to themselves.
Nov the matter will probably be pushed
through as partisan committee has been
appointed and with the legislature of the
same shade Of political opinion, there is
no reason why everything should not 20
swimmingiy. The Democrats in this deal,
must take what they get and they may de.
pend that in the sections where they reside
they will have to go farther to polling
place than they would il living in = Ropub-
licsn locality.
Said to be Unpopular.
Mr.. Bosworth's lot will not be happy
one during the balance of his term of Office.
In the first place, Mr.. Bosworth has
brought the fact very forcibly before the
people that there are many other men in
this state who are equally as well read in
law, II not far superior, to the present
claimant of the office of Lincoln's legal ad-
visor. Mr.. Bosworth does not live IN the
town aud living so far away il makes il
somewhat inconvenient for him to attend to
the cases in court. II a man is arrested
who wants to be tried Immediately, il can.
not be done If the solicitor is not present.
The prisoner must then furnish bonds to
appear for trial and if he cannot do so is
thrown in 4 cell.
Interesting Items.
The fair of the Institute Montcalm is still
open.
Thomas F, Quigley WAS in Worcester
yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Mcclure, of Fall River, is
visiting friends here.
The personal property of the late DR..
fobey was sold at auction Tuesday.
Miss Mary Csdieux, of this place, is Wis.
iting friends on Tuttle street, Fall River.
Mrs. Thomas Adams Of Philadelphis is
visiting her mother, Mrs William
Mccartney.
The funeral Of Mrs. Peter Brennan, pho
died yesterday, will take place tomorrow
morning at . 80.
Mrs. Emmeline Wordeo. of Northamp.
ton, Mass, a former residen, of this place,
is visiting relatives here.
j. Henry Fsles has several varieties of
pears on exhibition at the Atteboro fair.
N. Harding sent two colts.
Mrs. James Lawlor, of this village, is
spending week with her mother, Mrs
Christmas, on Second street, Fall River.
President Wilmarth, of the Veteran Fire
mems association, is in attendance at the
meeting of the New England league today.
Special Officer Sherman arrested ped.
dIer for doing business without licerse
yesterday. This morning he pleaded not
guilty and will be given a trial Friday.
AT the meeting of the local branch, l N.
F., last evening four candidates were aG-
mitted and three propositions received.
The branch is preparing TO. banquet in
the near future.
Bsllou post will 20 to Brockton tomorrow
to visit Fletcher Webster post of thst city.
Comrades will meet at headquarters at G 80.
The line will form at 6 AS and march to
POwtucket The Ladies Relief corps will
accompany the veterans.
Andrew Curtain, Jr., was arrested last
evening By Officer Price charged with will.
fully destroying the sheet lead in the out.
house of the Broad street school. In the
district court this morning he pleaded not
guilty and was held in the sum of 500 for
trial Tueaday.