Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-26

getting rich, although he was not present
to plead poverty.
| Mr.. Andrew thought the more
"foreign" companies the better, whether
| 1t is a street railway or anything else. He
| thought the matter should be continued
| 30 as to give hearing to the Pawtucket
Street Railway Company on their
| petition.
Mr.. Jordan moved to continue the hear
| ing to the next meeting, August sth, and
| II was 80 voted.
Oliver Larich sent q written notice by
his attorney, p. J. Quinn, that he was in
jured in gravel pit on Dexter street on
| April 18th, when the bank caved In, and
seriously injured, and unless damages
were paid he would proceed legally to re-
cover damages.
Jean Baptiste Elesperance petitioned
the Council for aid. He said that last May
the ground caved In under his horse and
cart near the stone crusher and that he
was seriously injured, not having yet en-
tirely recovered.
Mr.. Patt said there was no negligence
| In either case.
The petitioners were given leave to with
draw.
Mr.. Gilluly wanted to know what the
| commission was doing regard to Dexter
street. He thought that sewer should be
put in while the street is being widened.
President Andrew said that there was
no place to empty the sewerage yet, and
therefore q sewer on Dexter street could
not be used.
The petition was referred TO the sewer
commissioners.
The usual monthly bills were allowed.
The secretary of the Board of Sewer
salary Of 600 per annum, making $500.
Owen and Mary Mccartney of 63l Lons-
dale avenue asked that steps be laid up to
their house, a. the street has been cut
down. II was Irsfered to the Lonsdale
avenue commission.
The report OF Truant Oficer Graham
Cowperwaite of School Districts and 2
was received and placed on file.
Petitions for a sewer on Division and
Winter streets, Manville, was referred to
the sewer commissioners. Petition for a
sewer on jerks street was referred to the
same body.
Petition for new highway at Manville
was received and continued.
The warrant In relation to the relay ing
of the upper end of High street was read
and the abutters will be given a hearing
on August 22nd.
Petition Of Pierre Tessier of Manville
for hotel license was referred TO the
Committee on Police. ..
Petition for q new highway from
Ashton to LIMERICK was received and
continued to the next meeting.
William Fitzsimmons, who petitioned
to be appointed a field driver, was given
leave to withdraw.
The Israel Arnold claim for damages
was continued to the next meeting.
Michael McClosky of Hedley avenue
was allowed 90 damages done to his
property.
Pierre Savier was appointed a constable
on motion OF Councilman Grenon,
Adjourned to August Sth.
A bad Boy.
This morning Gafoid Goyette, about II
years of age, was sentenced tn one year in
the Reform School by Judge Con. He is
a bad boy and his mother was unable to
do anything with him.
jennings Case Continued.
In the District Court this morning the
trial of James Jennings for assault with a
dangerous weapon on Thomas McHale,
was continued one week, as McHale is
still unable to appear.
Interesting Items.
Officer Hebert is committing officer this
week.
The work OF widening High street In
going on.
Peter Brennan oithe West side is on his
vacation.
Miss Ruth Horton is at Wach usett
Mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Perry Of Rand street
are visiting In Lynn.
The hearing on the Adams will case
will be resumed tomorrow.
The new Democratic club has been
named the 0lney Arnold Guards.
Martin Cook was this morning SEN
fenced to six months on the Farm rs
common drunkard.
After the special town meeting Tues.
day, Hon. Z. l.. Freeman will leave for
the Pine Tree State.
Private Cooney OF the Central Falls
Temperance Cadets will enter the indi-
vidual prize drill at Rocky Point Thurs
day.
President Wilmarth was at Cottage
City yesterday, making arrangements for
the visit to that olty one week from to-
morrow of the veteran firemen.
Marriage Intentions have been fled at
tho Town Clerks ofiice by John William
Mills and Catharins Buckley; Elmer w.
Atwell Of Attleboro and Sarah Z. Bates
Of this place.
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Oxien Electric Piasters, 25c.
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