Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-01
CENTRAL FALLS.
Onicer Cotter Makes Quite IA Catch-Lists
Being Canvassed.

OHccr Cotter OF valley rails made re-
cord yesterday. He found party of men
asleep in freight car and arrested all.
They gave their names as Thomas Scan
Ion, Michael Ward William O'Brien,
John Rooney, Fred o'Neill, Joseph Muir
ray, Samuel Rankin, James Colne, James
Cauley, Frank Bradley and James Grimes.
They pleaded guilty to charges OF va
grancy and were each given six months
on the Farm.
Canvassed the Lists.
Today the Town Council met at the
Town House and canvassed the voting lists
to be used tomorrow afternoon at the
special town meeting.
This canvassing OF the lists was only a
formality, as they have been canvassed
several times this year. The lists will
probably not be used anyway, as the
question that the meeting has been called
To act on is only technicality and II the
taxpayers wanted to bond the debt of the
town they certainly wanted to dispose of
the bonds and they can only do so in
legal form, which they did not properly
go through when the vote was passed on
March 10th.
Although the little gods OF the Repub-
lcan party in this town have been lauded
up to the skies as being infallible in
everything, yet il they only look back
over their record they will find many
blunders, and this mistake or techncality
whatever they want to call it, is one.
The Special Meeting.
Tomorrow afternoon special town
meeting will be held for the purpose of
taking another vote on the issuing Of
100000 worth OF bonds.
This is matter that should be done
right as the committee has no doubt
found out. A matter Of that kind should
be done very carefully and not in a slip
shod manner.
There should not be even room for O
technicality as there has been In this case.
II the Democrats had issued the s1OO, 900 of
bonds and there had been any hitch as
there has been in this case, what howl
would have gone up about the incom-
petence and Ignorance Of the Democratic
officers and leaders.
They would say that the town was go
ing to the dogs and dissolution might be
looked for at any moment, but the Repub-
licans are the ones that made the mistake
and that Is different.
IL they were to drill hole in the center
OF the town and blow it up in similar
manner as they have the towns treasury,
1t would be all right, To those who got
some OF the fragments anyway.
Time Has Expired.
The time in which the school teachers
or those wanting positions could apply
| expired Saturday night and the commit
tee say they received nearly enough APP
plications.
Sixty teachers are needed and it is said
that the applications did not reach that
number.
In some Of the districts the teachers had
been hired for year by the trustees and
they claim the contracts mold good and
n legal contest may ensue.
The Republican school committee wan
ted to get the reins all in their hands at
once and declared all positions vacant SO
that none OF their friends would feel
slighted.
Sold at Auction.
The Mallery spool works was SOLD at
auction Saturday to David l.. Fales for
1850.
This factory was a portion of the real
estate OF the Horace Daniels estate, and
was sold by order of the heirs on the
fathers side OF the house. The real es-
tate In this case goes to the heirs on the
fathers side and is sold without an order
from the Probate Court, providing the
personal estate is sufficiently large to pay
the debts of the estate. The heirs on the
fathers side appointed Edward l.. Fiiield
agent for the real estate, and he has de-
cided to dispose OF some of it, and the
parcel sold Saturday is the first of tho
estate to be disposed Of. The property
consisted OF an old spool factory that was
used until recently by T. ID. Rice.
Volunteers VIII Not Win.
The Volunteer will not win a prize at
Cottage City, Wednesday, as the muster
has been declared of. This is the only
thing that prevented n prize coming to
this place.
Only three companies accepted invita-
tions, the Central Falls, Pawtucket and
New Bedford veteran associations, so tho
managers saw that II would be best tn
postpone the contest.
Interesting Items.
Court Flower of Dexter meets tonight.
Father Farrelly is expected home SOON.
The j. II. Burns team went to White
rock Saturday and defeated the local team
| 10 TOD.
| Friday the excursion of the Sabbath
school Of the Embury NJ. L. Church will
take place.
| Marriage intentions have been filed by
Samuel j. Mcclure of Pawtucket and
Mary Cruise OF this place.
The people of Dexter street are just as
well of as anyone else in the town today
In regard to street watering.
This morning John Mari of Adamsdalo
was given three months on the Farm for
procuring pound of meat and fifty cents
from Hezekiah Mowrey under false pre-
tences.
Lanes Family Medicine
Moves the bowels each day. A pleasant hero