The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-18

transacted considerable business.
Board of Health.
In the Board of Health the following
persons were ordered to abate nuisances
Hugh Carroll. two, Charles S. Clarke, Fred
O. Dean, Charles Medbury, two. W. w
Rickard, two Thomas Darcy, Stephen J
Briggs, Margaret Kellagher, Edward B.
Carpenter, two, Thomas w. Mugg
Thomas Holland, Mrs. David Barry
Benjamin L. Almy, Patrick Kelley,
Martin +. Hogan, two. William Eddy,
Charles o. Bennett, Joseph Narr. George
Andrew Parker. William A. Sprague,
Charles Meehan, two, heirs of Abranl
Newell, Herbert +. Dodge, George NJ.
Griffin. James McKenna, Mrs. r. S.
Burroughs.
Citations to heirs of John NJ. Cargill,
274 High street and TO Esther ). Smith,
ia Atwells avenue were indefinitely
Adjourned to meet December l at 8
o'clock.
Board OF Aldermen.
In the Board OF Aldermen the weekly
report of the Dexter Asylum for The
weeks ending Nov. and i2 was received
The bond Of Samuel Mark. pawn broker,
was approved.
An order for the quarterly meeting of
the board at the Dexter Asylum Satur-
day, Dec. 10. at o'clock, was passed.
Petitions Granted.
The following petitions were granted I:
Grafton ii. Wiley to keep pawn
brokers shop at No. 10 Dorrance street :;
the Church Temperance Society to keen
one pool table at No. 10 South Main
street |; Edgar V. Jenney To transfer Junk
license to No. POO High street Henry c.
Schulze to transfer yietualliRg house H.
cense to No. % South Main street; Henry
Howard Logan TO keep victualling
house at No. "A Point street.
Not Granted.
The following petitioners were grantd
leave to withdraw: Edward McCabe. for
compensation for damages; Simeon T..
and Walter Barrett. for remission of tax
Benz. Green, Winnifred Quinn and ,Jsseph
tonic Jackvoni, TO hold dance at 63S
Charles street; James ii. Cronin, for com
pensation for damages.
Petitions Referred.
The following petitions were read and
sverally referred: Riverside Worsted Mill
to have Allepo street put in proper shape
for travel to the committee on streets
for layout OF Marlborough street to the
committee on highways; for a bridge
on highways for curbing on Tefft street.
to the committee on streets; for a sewer
in Tefft street, to the committee on sew
ers, OF w. M. 4. Bowen and others pray
ing the City Council TO recommend State
Highway Commission to make certain
changes In the management, mainten-
ance and support of highways, TO the
committee on highways; for curbing in
Allston street, to the committee on
streets; for lamps in Nashua. Quade.
Harves, Neville and New Willow streets,
Vinton Place and East Avenue, and cleo
trio lights in Whitmarsh street and Pot
ters aud Princeton avenues, to the com
mittee on lamps; of Emery j. San Souc
Joseph .. San Souci aud Fred G.. San
Souci for abatement of tax to
the committee on claims for the
grading OF Princeton avenue, to
the committee on streets OF
Susan +. Congdon for compensation for
damages, to the committee on claims;
for layout OF Miller street and grading of
jefferson avenue. to the committee on
highways; for sewer In Mathewson
street, to the committee on sewers; Mar
tha Burroughs, to surrender estate on
Charles street, to the committee on
streets; Walter X Pettis for compensa-
tlon for damages, TO the committee on
claims; Otto Gerlach, to raise a building.
TO the inspector of buildings; John Nel-
son, to have Bark street paved-to-the
committee on highways; To build barns.
Mary A. Babcock, at No. % Baker street.
TO Alderman Little; Andrew Jackson, al
No. IA Bough street, TO Alderman Ballou:
Otto Gerlach, rear No. 800 Fountain
street. to Alderman Harris; Macauley
Brothers, at lO6 Ocean street. To Alder
man Little; Patrick Il. McKenna, rear No.
229 AtwelPs avenue. TO Alderman Har-
ris; Frank A. Palmer, on Linwood ave
nue.. TO Alderman Fuller; Matthew j.
llnlC IN lHAr
Tanning, regarding the instructions In
relation 10 privy vaults, TO the commit
tee on health department,
For an Inspector of Provisions.
An ordinance providing for the annual
appointment and compensation of an In
spector OF provisions was referred TO the
joint committee OH ordinances.
Accounts Allowed.
The following accounts were ordered>J
paid: b. w. Peck, Sl5L01; Samuel Nor
RS, Jr:, SlOs; q. A. HOOPER, 50; John B.
McGuinness. $50 ". H. Potter. S72: Jos
II. Brown. SIS; Charles 5. Jenckes. S45:
j.. Il. Fox. .Sl9s; j. l.. Ward, 81: A. r.
West, sls5. Battey Street stable, S2657.
A Compensation of $4,000.
"A resolution was passed directing the
city TO pay TO the estate Of Philip Case
the sum OF $500 for damages on account
- VIZ VI kioht VI ltoTIUnCc street.
miscellaneous Matters.
The committee on elections reported on
the petition of Gardner NJ Burgess. Jr
for remission Of tax. Granted
Tue seventh annual report OF the citv |
solicitor was received aud ordered COM |
municated TO the Common Council.
Resolutions were adopted ordering curb |
stones and cutters paved ON Ro Iin street |
abandoning parcel of land on Weybosset |
street, formerly Broad street: abandoning |
"A parcel OF land OF Charles street and re, |
moving obstructions from Elmwood |
avenue.
A resolution was adopted ordering that |
Aieppo street, from the Riverside mills |
10 Manton avenue, be put in q condition |
suitable for public travel
Highway Matters.
Report OF the committees on the Law.
out Of Dean, Robin, Jillson and Spruc.
streets were reciyed. aud the layouts were |
ordered. Boz dOiu aud North street "a, -