The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-04

Frank Tuberlev, Jane l.. Howard, Den
mis- Donnelly. Francesca Barrone, John
Moulding, Thomas X. Glascoe. Andrew
j. Wilcox, Samuel L. Bulios, Gracomo
Barrons.
In Board Of Aldermen.
A resolution was adopted ordering
meetings of the boards of canvassers on
Wednesday evening, Nov. 10. ana Satur-
day evening, Nov 10; also that transfers
close at o'clock u. NJ. on the last day OF
the canvass
A resolution providing that Raymond
X King, a person living in PROVIDENCE,
but holding "a residence in Cranston, and
who is likely To become public care, be
removed TO the town or Cranston, was
adopted.
the grade of Wood street and naming
Richmond square at the Junction of Car
penter and Fountain streets.
Resolutions were passed ordering
lights in Ninth, Frost, Samocet, Catha-
rine, Edith and Leland streets ana Lex
ington avenue.
resolution was adopted appropriat-
ing 81, 500 for an addition TO the Seventh
Police station, Public rect.
A joint resolution appointing joint
special committee TO confer with owners
of land on Elmwood avenue, from Roger
Williams Park to the city line relative to
the widening OF the avenue to "A width
equal that of Greenwich street was adopt
ed and Aldermen Smith and Harris were
appointed on behalf of the board.
Referred business.
The following petitions were referred:
Freeborn Johnson for abatement of tax,
TO committee on claims: for electric
lights on Woonssquatucket avenue TO
the committee on lamps; for electric
lights on Fruit Hill avenue, To the COM
mittee on lamps; for sewers In Madison,
Dean and Angel streets TO the commit
t.a In. a 1INE.s.e
street, TO the committee on lamps; for
the layout of River and Williams streets
and Pavilion avenue, to-FAHfsttuv;
Jan. 10, 1898, with order of notice; grade
of Woonasquatucket aud Fruit Hill
avenues To- the committee on streets; of
the Church of the Blessed Sacrament for
remission of tax, To committee on claims
of Charles Hurley for revision of tax, TO
the committee on claims; for layout of
Mitchell street. to the committee on high
ways; of Nicola Caldarone for remission
of tax. Co the committee on claims; for
block paving in Richmond street, TO the
committee on highways; Owen McKenna
for remission of tax, to the committee on
claims; for curbing on Ashnont street,
To the committee on streets.
Read and Passed.
The following matters were read and
passed, and ordered communicated TO
the common council; communication of
of the Union Railroad Company of the
privilege TO use electricity on certain
streets for the propulsion of street cars
joint resolutions To build sewers in Doug
las, High and Whipplle streets,
wood avenue; to pave n portion of
Charles street; to layout Thomas and
Jefferson streets; TO layout, widen and
extend Canal and Charles STREETS; au-
thorizing the Commissioner II Publc
rl.aoa faf. s.I, g..
water works authorizing the employ
ment of an inspector Of the Pawtuxet
river; authorizing the Commissioner of
Public Works TO purchase cast iron
water pipes; adding 81 900 TO the appro-
priation for building an addition on the
Putnam street fire station appropriate
ing 81, 900 for the collection and printing
of the early records of the town OF PROV
1DENCE.
Not Granted.
The following were granted leave TO
withdraw: Protest of Alfred Stone
against the name OF Douglas street; peti-
tiou of ;. A. Taber for junk license at 10o
Transit; Rose Anderson, for a license to
keep victualling house at SO Wickenden
street; petition for paving of cutters on
Melrose street and the layout of O'Con-
nell street.
Supervisors for Municipal Election.
The following were appointed supervis-
Ors unlClDHl tttttfDu.
Democrats-First Ward-First district VIM
J: McElroy, Robert H. Campbell, William !.
Nickerson second district, 4, w. Mahoney,
Thomas II. O'Neil. Thomas +. Driscol.
second ward-First district, Joseph =. Cam
ming, James y. Cannon, Thomas Kennedy
SECOND district, Frank NJ. Donnelly, Peter
O'Neil, Patrick Ghheeny.
Third Ward--First district, John L. Beagan,
iriet, James 3: McPhillips, Joseph nolan,
Peter j. Mcintyre; third district, Michael
Galligan, John farrelly, Edmund King.
Fourth Wardutirst district, Thomas But
terieiS; James II Boyle FTapfiS o H. l9llma1
McGinley, William ). Laly.
Fifth Ward-First district, Robert +. Clark.
William II. Miller, John Hart; second district.
George ID. Loveland, John I. Crosby, Francis
sixth ward--First district, Thomas Dorsey,
Jr., Josiah Bowditch, John 4. Flynn second
district, Thomas ODonnell, John Coggeshall,
John keegan.
Hunt, Rhodes h. Martin. William Senft; sec
ond district, John +. Coleman. Bernard Bren-
nan, Frank H. stearns;
Eighth Nard-first district, Dennis Cannon.
John Buckley, John II Tanning: second dis
trict, Dennis Brady, John kadigan, Edward
Monahan.
Ninth ward-First district, John 4. Thomr-
son, James II. McCusker, James V. McDon-
AID: second district William r. Hesly. Jr.,
Joseph A. Daily. Frank II. Golrick.
Tenth Ward-First district. John P Fox.
William Graham. Thomas casey: second dis
,riet, Dennis oConnor. John Maguire John
D. Tracey; third district, James A. Brennan,
William "A. Brown, John smith.
Repubcans-First Ward-first district
john n. Hillisrd, James W. Martin Thomas
Aiiin; second district. litts :. Biiven, Benja-
min knggold. James W. ilallett.
second Nard-first district, John H. Berry,
Charles II. Cowel. Levi &. chandler: second
district, Thomas Ward, j. Henry Mcnamara
Charles A. Barden.
Third Ward--First district, George w
own. Walter barlow. Earl ID. Collamorc.
second district. BENJAMIN n. Worsley, Lucien
J.. ANGEL. Alfred - Pratt: third disfritt
Robert Hay, William Wirih. John g.. Potter
Fourth Mard-first district. Walter B
Frost. Edward iiaycns. John &. Harrington;
second district, Charles X. Dennis, George W
Noyes. Thomas l.. HHtei4itfa.
FIFTH Ward-First district. Louis schmidt
ID. ID. Buckiin. Jr.. Edwin h. BucA lin: second
district james X. Davis. George A Rice
Henry W. Breckenridge.
sixth Ward-first district. Charles H. Not.
tage. David n Iohn-On: second district
Prank =. Whpplc. John King. Lewis Pat
stone.