The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-12
BRISTOL.

A special meeting was held in the Coun-
Gil chamber on Monday evening, full
board being present.
Several complaints were entered rela-
tive to nuisances, all of which were re-
ferred to the health officer with instruc-
tiops that the same be abated forthwith.
The petition of Charles F. Nellie to con-
meet his premises at the foot OF John
street with the sewer was granted.
The petition of the managers OF the Old
Ladies' Home on Franklin street to con-
meet with sewer was granted.
The petition of Augustus N. Miller to
concrete and redress the sidewalk in front
of his premises on Church and Hope
streets WAS granted.
The complaint of George Dill and 9TH
ers against certain person for disturb
ing the peace WAS referred to the chief OF
The proposal of the Bristol Electric
Light Company was received and referred
to the committee on street lights to re.
port Monddy, July IA, 1892.
The following bills against the town
were examined, allowed and referred to
the auditor: Highway account-C. l..
Wardwell, district No. 9, $54S 80; c. 4.
Chase, $6s: Eugene Leclair, $32; ID. Cruik-
shank, 1915; overseer poor account, II. A.
a.: H. M. Thompson, Sie.75; com,
mon account--W ardwell Lumber Co.
a. 80; Giles 4. Congdon, $23.9O; license ac-
count-James +. Gopp, 100; council sc-
Congdon. $40 40; G.. Gooding, $500; j. T.
Ingraham, $40. .06: PROVIDENCE Telephone
Company, $500; Joseph Clifford, 800;
Ackerman Company SO. Is; G. A. Greene,
$7.25; j. A. Miller, IS. IL; fire department.
Herbert Carr. $500; b. 4. Hoar, 20 cents;
Nathaniel Gladding, IS cents; G. A.
X. pRDNIDENrE 1.Ia
Com pany, $500; Fall River Steamboat
Co., s. 80; special fire department account
IF. +. Pearse and Company, $300.l7;
The clerk was instructed 20 pay $l9 to
Frederick w. Coggeshall for damages to
fowls by dogs Inc oIsn report - St the police
ed: Total number of arrests, 10; drunk
enness, 8; assaults, 2; non-support, 1; dis
obedient boys, 2; disturbances suppressed,
3; police calls, days o, night 4; fire alarms.
/; committed to State institutions, 8;
/ lost child returned to Its parents; dogs
shot, 3.
Frederick Dickson, accompanied by his
uncle, starts on Tuesday next on four
weeks vacation. They will visit the White
Mountains aud various parts of Canada,
the entire trip being performed on their
wheels.
The Bristol Light Infantry Company,
Captain McGovern, with forty-five men,
left here this morning for camp duty, ac-
companied by Commissary A. P. Nerone.
Postmaster Gorham has placed in the
corridor Of the Office n time table Of all
mails and steamers leaving for aud ar
irving from all foreign ports.
DIR. Daniel j. Neylab, assisted by Drs.
Seigel and Barney, performed two surgi-
cal operations upon Master Willie aud
John Furgeson on Monday.
The young lad who purloined $40 from
his father aud took n day on Monday to
visit the Wild West show at Crescent
Park, was arrested last evening by OH
Ger Morrissey and placed in custody to
await the decision OF Judge Bosworth.
Lieutenant Adjutant Wardwell, left
here this "A. NJ, at ll:i5, for New York
Academy.
William j. Ashton, who purloined the
money from his father, was sentenced
this morning by Judge Bosworth, to five
years In the reform school
The Stewart Street Baptist Church Sun
day school, will make an excursion on
"Wednesday down the bay, up Mount Hope
Bay and return TO Bristol, where they
will partake of picnic In Major Ray
mond II. Perry's grove