Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-23
Board OF Aldermen.

Board OF Aldermen.
IL the board Alderman Smith presented
suitable resolutions on the death of City
Sergeant Carpenter and they were passed.
Joint resolution in relation to memorial
hall was passed in concurrence.
Ordinance sppropriating $3.50 additional
for assessing aud collecting the taxes was
referred to the joint c,mmitte on finance.
Petitions for building permits Of the Syl-
vanus Clspp estate, William J. McDole and
Henry Nj. Arnold we're referred
Common council ordinance making an
additional appropriation of $3.50 for the
poor department WAS concurred in.
The recommendation of the committee on
highways that North Union street be
widened was tabled.
Common council ordinance appropriating
81 200 for contingent expenses was con.
CURED in
Petition for a sewer on Stewart street
was received and referred to the joint COM
mittee on sewers
There was some discussion on the peti.
ton of Z. S. BinfoId to move two build
kDgf from the Carpenter estate on High
street 10 a lot near Jackson street. 1t was
finally referred to the mayor and the com.
'1pittee on streets and bridges with power to
act.
Petition to grade Stewart street from
Main to White street was read and the
sbutters notified to appear on Ntv. II.
Petition for sewer on Stewart street
was refered.
Petition to lay out Oliver street from
Weeden street to Reservoir avenue was
referred.
Dawson & Co. were given permission to
hold races at the Broad Street Theatre for
for four days, commencing October 28.
Ordinance appropriating $500 additional
for the completion of tie addition to the
police station wss non.concurred in and
referred to the committee on police.
Petition nf Robert Sherman, trustee of
the LeFavou. estate, for a building permit
was ordered referred.
Commui icalion from the chief of police
asking for an additional appropriation of
So 800 for the police department, was re-
feired to the joint committee on finance.
supcryis re spp iniod.
The following we're appointed super
yiscrs for the municipal election:
Ward Richard NJ Browning, William
L. Bartlett, Joseph W. Ludgate, Republi.
cars aad Jane, Vance, Jr., Thomas +.
Couley, john II. Black, Democrats.
Ward Wheaton Cole, William II.
Barclay, Jason Il. Laurence, Republicans,
and Francis CoDlon, James Mather, James
II. Fallo1, Democrats,
Ward 3--Abrsn Riley, Claude w. Perry,
Charles NJ. Read, Republicans, and Olney
E. Coyle, Michael j. Cavanaugh, William
F. Morrison.
Ward Wv. Howard Walker, Charles
Jarvis, l.. q, Phillips, Republicans, and
Augustus Schroeder, Martin L Morisrty
Willism +. Dunn. Democrats.
Ward Thomas McCuskor, Rob ri
Harvey, Robert T.. Henderson, Republ
cans, and j.. rh d. Hunt, Patrick Nc
Qaade, Thomas MCGUIRE, Democrats.
Alfred Il. Ia PlaGt, was appointed ,
special constable without pay.
James Gregory and James Callahan, Jr
were drawn grand jurors and Joseph +
Means and Henry T. Salisbury petit Jurors
for the next term Of the United Stats
court
Pettioa to repair drain at the June
ton Of Psvtucket avenue and Main stree
was referred to the committee on street,
and bridges.
Board Of Abatement.
| The board in executive session as
bosrd of abatement voted to sbate the fol-
lowiog taxes Edmond Clark, on $500
John +. Durgin, personal in full; Lewis T
Ha,kell, trustee for First Baptist churcn
on 81 ,ll3; Dorcas oven, executor, OF
5000; Patrick Casey, In full, including
curbing tax; Margaret Coyle estate, or
$500, and Sarah Flanagan to the amour
of Gil SO. All the others were given leav,
to withdraw.
| Common CourclI.
The common council was called togsthe
By President Brown, all the members bein
present.
A message was received from Mayo
Goodwin saying the meeting was called I
take suitable action on a resolution to sub
NIT the question Of a memorial hsll to tn
taxpayers at the coming municipal election
A petition to the city council asking 4
have this question submitted TO the elecio'
was presented by Councilman Pierce en-
was ordered placed on fle
A joint resolution 70 carry out the in,eh, o
the above was passed.
Councilman wiu,cr. inquired IL til
committss o. parks had done anything re
alive to the procuring Of a public psrl
Chairman Watson replied that 1t had not.
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