Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-05
CENTRAL FALLS.
A Asewtlection nust bs HeId-aooident q,
Say,es's.

say.ess.
The death of Councilman Geor0e w
harrs leaves vacancy on the town coun-
ell which must be filed. Section % the
town charter reads: Whenever apv VA
esncy occurs in any of the offices of or in
said town of Lincoln, that are filed by the
electors of said town at the annual election
the town council shall order a new election
ana such election shall be mott fed aud con.
Quoted according to law and the provisions
herein contained"
Inc town council will meet Saturday and
"speeIal election will probably be ordered.
Ont RaIding.
The liquor officers were out Yesterday
and gave the saloon keepers who are viola
ting the law quite scare. Bloomfield
found something in front of Robert Uay.
dens window on Washington street OBJ.
structing the view of tie bar. Mr.. HAYDEN
was promptly arrested and this morning
was fined $50 and costs.
Council at the Funeral.
Inc members of the Republican town
council met at the town house at u 80 and
went from there to TIE Harris residence on
Lonsdsle avenue and attended the funeral
OF Councilman George w. Harris
Misrsprcsenting Mr.. Murphy.
Mr. Murphy has heen often mi.repte.
sented by the volunteer organ. Among
other things published about Mr.. Murphy
to which no truth was attached, either in.
tentionally or otherv ise, was that he had
recognized the present Republican council
by presenting his orders to it for payment.
Mr.. Murphy has not presented any orders
as bills to the present council although bills
may have been presented which may have
been payable 10 him once. The bills were
not his property when they reached the
council.
Accidest AT sayless
John Valley, young man employed At
the Sayles bleacheries. was badly injured
Saturday. lie was engaged in placing q
roll Of cloth on a machine known as Rig.
when be slipped and broke his arm His
eide was also injured.
Interesting Items.
Ofic!r Taylor is i'll.
Officer Sylvester is committing officer
this week
The infant Daughter of Peter and Mary
Mcclure cied yesterday.
The North Main street bridge has re.
ceived much needed coat of paint.
Captain Wilmarth of the Veterans will
visit Derry during the Gremen's celcbra.
| ton.
Work on the interior of the new engine
house on Kendall street will soon be com.
pleted
Chief Patt has been presented with a Ian
tern for his private wagon by the makers
of the new truck.
Hereafter the sessions of the probate
court will be held on the Mondays follow
ing the Saturday council meetings.
The members of Ballou post are already
making preparations TO attend the National
encsmpment at Washington next year.
A meeting of branch PCS, G. X. Of A.,
was held yesterday and a committee of
fifteen appointed to arrange FOR banquet.
The planks that were brought TO repair
the Broad street bridge are still blocking
up the sidewalk, while the bridge is in
dangerous condition
Albert o. Hull, vice president of the
Business Mems Association, who wrote TO
President Andrews in regard to the Uni
versty Extension, has received a favorable
reply. Professor w. II. Monroe will Talk
to these interested next Thursday evening.
The tax csnvasstrs have flashed their
work and give the following figures Real
estate, S790l 100; per,onsl property,
S2,523,3o0. Total, sl0,42i, 400 Tax at
75 cents on 500, SIS, 1873 ~. The in.
crease 10 valuation is about 100000 more
than last year.