The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-07
The Trolley is Now an Assured
Fact.
THE NEW ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
The FiIlibustering Tactics of Alderman
McGuinness Result In an Extra Meet
Ing for To-day-The Telephone Con-
duits- S3, 900 for Columbus Day-The
Most important Sessions.

od meeting yesterday AFTERNOON and one
of the most important Of the year. After
a long debate the matter of the trolley
for Elmwood and Pawtucket was concur
red in. subject, however. to reconsidera-
tion at the extra meeting to-day. and the
electric light contract was approved. The
report Of the committee relative to the
interests of the city regarding the placing
of the PROVIDENCE Telephone Company's
wires In conduits was received and acted
upon. The sum of s., 900 was AL ~ropriat-
ed for the proper celebration OF Oct 81,
as Columbus Day
A new police sergeSat was appointed
in the person OF Edward j. Smith. the
officer who is familiar to persons doing
business on Westminster street. There
was long executive session before the
regular session began and the matter
under discussion was said To be the ap-
pointment of This sergeant, Officers Mer-
rill Of the Central and Whipple of the
Fourth stations beng strong candidates
for the position. The session altogether
occupied but ten minutes short OF four
hours. adjournment being taken at ESQ.
In Board of Health.
Nathan Waldron and Antoinetto Pot
ter were ordered TO connect their prem
ises with the sewers. A number OF per-
sons were ordered to abate nuisances.
The following were ordered to vacate
their premises, they being unit for occu-
pancy Michele Caruso. Giovanni Manzo,
Francesca Montague, Michele Lombardo,
206 Spruce street; Antonio Bova, Saliva
tore Caruso, Giuseppe GENTLE, Angelo
Rossi, Giovanni Mongano. 2G2 Spruce
Francesca Marco, francesca Maria, l9S
Spruce street; Marcello Mofiia, Carmele
Macharosi, Michele Mastado, Domenico
Parmento, Giuseppe Cosimo, 10 Lily
street; Galeano Caruso. Nicola Marino,
Giacomo Marco, Carmele Simone, Angelo
Mamso. Salvino Cometti, 20 LAZY street;
Harris Seckgil, Morris Comiskey, ID Kane
street: Morris Dolphus, Rachel CHASER,
Emma Green, Ia Kane street All of
these are inhabitants OF Little Italy.
The resolution to fill up the pond hole
near Acorn street was rescinded and
substitute resolution was passed ordering
that the cost of filing IL be charged to
the appropriation Tor The health depart
nlent.
Adjourned until Oct. 30 at p. NJ.
Board of Aldermen.
The petition of Bernard Mistowsky to
build barn which was laid on the table
at previous meeting because OF objec-
tions on the part of certain persons was
called from the table aud those opposed
TO building the barn were heard. The
petition was not granted.
New Business.
The bond of Frank L. Gray. private de-
tective, was approved.
"A resolution calling the canvass meet
ing for Wednesday, Nov. g aud final
one for Saturday, Nov 5, was adopted.
The report Of the committee on the Law
out Of Messer and Fuller streets was con
tinued until Jan. 10. 1893.
Petitions Granted.
or George w. Brown. to be appointed
nf ~
10 be appointed n police cons able: of
john Lannon, to be appointed police
constable; of George NJ. Andrews, to I've
appointed a police constable; of Dennis
OConnor, TO he appointed IA police con-
stable without power to serve civil pro-
cess; of Halsey Ellis to be appointed a
police constable without power TO serve
civil process, of Joseph Lester. to be ap-
pointed police constable with
out power to serve civil process:
Of Elbridge NJ. Curtis, for permission to
keep victualling house at 447 High
street, of James ID. Bunting to transfer
victualling house license at LA Charles
street TO Thomas Cody, OF William IA.
Earle for license to keep victualling
house at "a Point street, OF Emanuel
Goodier Tor license to keepa victualling
house at 335 Canal street, of John T.. Ma
her, TO keep pool table at 443 Smith
street.
Street Docket.
The appointment of committees were
recommended as follows: Allston street.
Cornell street. Regent avenue, Robin
street. Carleton streef, Unit street. Pat
rick j. Ward, Thomas +. West, John u.
Fox; Danforth street, Osborn street, Vale
street John B Mctiuinness, James u
Sullivan, John w. Hogan; Elton street.
Adelphi avenue, James II. Palmer, David
IL. Whittemore, Charles G. Mumford;
Adelaide avenue, Blackstone street, Ire.
mont istreet. Nathaniel 4. Patten aud
Samuel Norris.
Putnam Street Fire Station Addition.
A joint resolution adopting plans AMI
authorizing the erection of an addition to
the Putnam Fire Station at a cost of
$1,000 was passed.
Miscellaneous Business.
Louis Feinburg was given leave TO
Withdraw his petition to raise building
The layout of Laura street from Ham
flton to Broad street was ordered.
"A resolution ordering that the grade of
Hyatt street be established from Manton
avenue TO kossuth street, was passed.
"A joint resolution for "A sewer on Prince
ton avenue was read and passed.
by recommendation vi Superintende
OF Health Charles Schultz was granted
license TO collect swill aud offal.
An ordinance fixing the salary of the
city clerN was referred to the committee
on highways.
Passed In Concurrence.
The following passed In concurrence:
Resolution lay water pipes in Frost
street; resolution to concrete sidewalks
on Bishop street; an ordinance providing
for the appointment of an additional
supervisor OF drawing resolution dedi-
eating land recently purchased, adjoining
Hayward Park, for park purposes, and
making the same n part OF Hayward
Park; resolution directing the City Treas
u.hs irlp-cred sewerage srpfeus, resolution
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