The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-22

street: resolution to construct sewer in
Branch avenue, North Main street Liv-
ingstone avenue and Wheldon street; rcs-
olution to layout Bowdoin street; resolu-
ton 10 lay water pipes in Arnold avenue,
Cranston.
The following pool licenses were grant,
ed: John McCarron, A62 West Exchange
street; Stephen d. McMaugh, 143 At
wells avenue; Michael j. Burke, 50 Man
ton avenue; Pasquali Mastrobrioni, 20
and % Tefft street; Gaetano Carnzo III
and 10 Spruce street: Simonni & Catelle,
100 Spruce street; Matthew j. Fagan, SO
Manton avenue; w. w. Darcy, 1872 Pine
street; John Trainor, 162 Atwell's ave-
nue..
On recommendation of the committee on
street signs and numbers resolutions were
adopted, changing the names of the fol
lowing thoroughfares: Montgomery
street, from Broad street easterly TO to the
city line, to Montgomery avenue; Saugy
street, westerly at city line, Ward z, To
Montgomery avenue; Division avenue,
from Eddy street easterly across Allen
avenue To New York avenue; Tippecanoe
lane, to Ashcroft street; Winslow place,
from Broad street to Winslow street The
petition of Oliver Stanley that the name
of the thoroughfare running from NarrS-
gansett avenue westerly at the city line,
be named Rutherglen avenue was referred
TO street signs and numbers.
The following accounts were allowed
and ordered paid; Inspector of milk,
sl58.4o; John Rodina, Dexter Asylum,
$40; J. g. Parkhurst, elections, $50 Ira
Winsor, 1851; ]. G. Parknurst, 500 S.
A. Cooke, Jr, $50 j. A. Palmer, ISIS j. A.
Mumford, 50; g. G. Mumford, 1856; c. Il
Paine Sl5; G. G. Mumford, SIS; j. H.
Palmer, Ss7; G.. +. Holroyd, $24 John
King, sl25; G. +. Paine, $50 A. p. Sum-
mer, sl56.s0; 5. 5. Durfee, SO; X. S.
A resolution was adopted continuing
the committees on milk and Charity
Wood Yard.
The petition of James Hopkins for the
layout of a street between Point and
Frank streets was referred to the commit
tee on streets.
The petition of Herbert Taylor for per-
mission to raise building was granted.
The appointment by Mayor Potter of
William ID. Walker as mayors clerk was
confirmed by the board
A petition from the Rhode Island News
Company. Olin Hill and A. III. King 81
Co. for a change of rules relative TO the
keeping and selling of firecrackers was
granted, allowing dealers in the city to
sell them.
A resolution was adopted, ordering
lamps on Bellevue avenue.
The petition of John Adelman for per-
mission to build n barn at No. 9S Summer
street was granted.
On recommendation of the finance COM
mittee an ordinance was passed authoriz-
ing the clerk of the Municipal Court to
employ third assistant, ut salary not
to exceed SO n week.
4 resolution was adopted appointing
joint special committee To consider the
question of widening and extending OF
Fulton street.
The petition of William b. Thompson,
asking that Winter street be extended
from High to Carpenter street was re-
ferred TO the street committee.
The petition of George II. Pettis, sealer
of weights and measures, 20 be appointed
"A police constable, was referred TO the
committee on constables.
On school statistics.
An ordinance was passed authorizing
Charles V. Chaplin TO prepare statistics ~
the public schools, and Aldermen Burrows
and Olney were appointed committee to
fix the compensation.
John l.. Cannon and a. i. Andrews.
who petitioned for compensation for dam.
ages for the overflow of surface water.
were given leave TO withdraw.
The petition OF Joseph Bannigan for
curbing on Ives street was referred 10 the
committee on streets.
The petition of Michael McIIale for per-
mission TO build n barn was granted
The petition of Mary Fox for curbinp
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