The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-16
THE ROPRIATIONS.
What the City is to Have in its
Pocketbook Next Year.
AVERY BUSY LOT OF ALDERMEN
A Large Number of Cases Before the
Board of --schoolhouses to be
Connected with scwers-Additionai
Approprintions Asked for Water, Etc.

Connected Win
Approprintions Asked for Water, Etc.
The Board of Aldermen met yesterday
afternoon, first as Board of Health.
Citations were issued to the following:
Sylvester G. Martin, Nos. 500 and ol2
High street; Ann McCarron. No. Palmer
street; heirs of Matilda r. Northup, NO.
21 Butler street; heirs Of Israel Amesbury.
No. AIT North Main street; heirs OF George
C. Jenckes, No. 45 Olney street.
A petition for the removal OF the River
aide Chemical Works on Kinsley avenue,
signed by the Brown 81 Sharpe Manufac-
turing Company, RHODE ISLAND Locomo-
tive Works and many Others, was re-
The following persons were ordered TO
abate nuisances: Heirs of James Flynn,
Beniamin Greene, Ann Munroe a., Ann
McKenna, Joseph r.. True. agent; John a.
johnson, Bernard O'Donnell, Andrew j.
Smith. Michael j. Harson, Albert L.
Andrews, John Morris 'ri PatrlcS iar. K May
Henry Ludwig, John McCartin. A. B.
Newhall, John McElroy. Harriet n.
I,atbrop. Dewitt &. Packard, heirs OF
John Cronin co, Charles Clegg, Joseph
Shein, William II. Shepard and Joseph
II. flaming
The following persons were ordered to
put their premises In proper condition as
TO cleanliness or quit their premises
within one week: George II. Stevens, 1873
Richmond street, Joseph Armstrong
and Charles Wence, Nathan Is. Wald-
ron, A. A. Potter and Julia Z. Taylor
were ordered to appear before the board
and show reason why they should not
connect with the sewer.
A petition asking for the removal of
the urinal from Burgess square signed by
about fifey men in that neighborhood was
referred to the Superintendent OF Health.
The Board of Health then adjourned
to meet Sept. %.
In Board OF Aldermen.
In regular session the following stree. s
were accepted Alma, Claverick, Cong
don, Langdon, Somerset and Spruce and
Lexington avenues.
The reports OF the committees on the
layout of Alsppo and Canal streets were
continued to October 20.
The curbing was ordered laid on Admi-
raj. Arnold. Hyatt and Pope streets. and
Linwood avenue.
The curbing Of Smithfield avenue W as
continued until March, 1893
The report of the committee on the
abandonment Of certain lands on Wey-
DOSSeJ street, Opposite SNOW StreeC, WAS
continued until Oct. 90
A resolution ordering that the grade of
East avenue be changed and established
was passed.
A Sanitary Measure.
A Joint resolution directing that all
school houses be connected with the
sewers, where sewers were located in the
same street, was passed.
The following committees were ap-
pointed on the layout of Streets Laura
and Wendell streets, w. f. Potter,
Pavilion avenue and Henderson street,
@. A. Hooper. John B. McGuinness and
Samuel Norris.
Bnls Allowed.
The following schedule of bills was
allowed Charles c. Mumford, s63
John p. Fox, 50; James II. Palmer. -s42 !;
David II. Whittemore. streets, S33 John
B. McGuinness, streets, $1S; John King.
streets, $93 r. q. Place, streets, $1S: s.
G. Durfee. streets. SIS; Battey street
stable. e26.57.
Concurrent Business.
The following joint resolutions were
adopted: Granting permission to Rebecca
". Chace, NJ. r. Collins. Owen Gaffpey
inss; @ appropriatins % 81 500 % for SS Sidewalk. walks
and cprbing; to sell at public auction the
old Branch avenue and Wallins street
primary schoolhouscs; TO build Linwooi
avenue, from Dexter street to Cranston
street adding $500 to tho appropriation
for alterations in the small pox hospital
at Fields Point; directing. that vaults Of
all schoolhouses on severed streets be re-
moved: to lay out Burlington street.
Chambers street and Huntington avenue,
orders to receive the several monthly re-
ports OF the city treasurer on the issus OF
registered bonds for August, 1892; OF the
Joint committee on flnauce on issue of
registered bonds for August. 1882; resolu-
tions to lay out Elton, Birch, Cornell.
Allston, Robin, Lisbon and Canton
streets; resolution to lay out and widen
Washington street resolutions ordering
sewers in Chalkstone avenue, Plain street,
PROVIDENCE street. Somerset street,
resolutions to lay water pipes In Dyer
vile road, Stockwell street. Melrose
PROVIDENCE and Cranston, Tyler, Bah
cock, Kane, May, and Frankfort streets;
Allen street. Johnston; Greenwood, Mil
Ter avenue, Johnston; Germania street,
Cranston; resolution to concrete side
val Cslks on .,a Point; ..., ptmsn and
se'ePns &c e.. North s' Burial Ground ess aiPPwldg Punag
Thomas Hutchinson. Lavinia A. and
Sarah M Locke. John Kay; order to re-
ceive monthly report of the city auditor
for August. 1892: order to receive month
ly report of the city messenger for July
1892; resolution instructing the joint spe-
ciai committee on railroad terminal IA
cilities to report to either branch
of the City Council; OF the
city treasurer for July, 1892; of
the city treasurer for August, 1892
of the Chief Engineer of Fire Department
for August, 1892; an ordinance in amend
ment Of Chapter CDIV. OF the Ordi-
nances, entitled, "An ordinance permit
ting tho Interstate Railway Company 10
lay and maintain rails in certain streets
and 10 operate its cars thereon by cleo
tricity;" an ordinance in amendment OF
Chapter CCCLII. OF the ordinances, and
adding 5000 TO the appropriation for
salaries; resolution directing the JOINT
committee on finance TO inquire
into and report upon the liability
OF the city upon the bonds OF the PRovi-
DESCE and Springfield Railroad Company;
resolution instructing the joint com
mlttee on highways TO report upon the
advisability or necessity OF placing guard
rails between the sidewalks and street
railway tracks; resolutions TO pave Broad
and Richmond streets; resolution 10 mac
adamlzc Smith street; resolutions 70 pave
the following streets with granite blocks.
namely. Pike and Reucfit etrQets