Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-15
CENTRAL FALLS.
Result of Last Nights District Caucuses-
Board of Firewards.

evening, and tho results in the districts
were as follows:
First District, adjourned till tonight
Second, Chairman, John Cullen; Clerk,
John ]. Collins; Moderator, John Cullen,
Jr.; Clerk, Pierre Barre; Town Commit
tee, Philip Greene, w. Cullen and Pierre
Barre; Delegates, Philip Greene, John
Cullen, sr., @. +. Aldrich, F. A. Mann and
Andrew Norm, Jr.
Third, Chairman, Micheal Whalen
Clerk, Michael Connors; Moderator, Mi
chael Connors; Clerk, j. ii. Whalen;
Town Committee, James Finn, Michael
Connors and Michael Whalen; Delegates,
j. III. Whalen, Michael Connors, James
Finn, II. j. Mcfarland and Michael
Whalen.
Fourth, Chairman, II. L. Fitzsimmons,
Clerk, K. j. Rogan; Moderator, Lawrence
Shea; Clerk, K. j. Rogan; Town Commit
tee, +. Z. Fitzsimmons, j. ii. Synon and
William Manning; Delegates, F. f. Fitz-
simmons, j. J. McKenna, T. F. Fay, AL
bert jenkins and j. j. Harmon.
Fifth, Chairman, William Gilluly; Clerk,
j. Z. Farrell; Moderator, William Gilluly;
Clerk, j. 4. Farrell; Town Committee, t.
r. Quigley, Peter Flynn and Patrick
Horan; Delegates, Gilbert Carly, Henry
Travers, ID. A. Maloney, j. j. Riley and
Charles Girouard.
Sixth, Cha rman, James ii. McGlynn;
Secretary, Thomas Bacon: Moderator.
Michael Gleason; Clerk, L. II. LAWN;
Town Committee, James ii. McGlynn,
Louis q. Phillip, and Michael ]. Gormnns.
Delegates to the Convention, George w
Barnham, Peter German, Charles f.
Cummings, Joseph LeCroix and Joseph
Rowan.
Seventh, Chairman, James +. Kelley;
Clerk, George II. Cummings; Moderator,
George II. Cummings; Clerk, Fred 8.
Marcier; Town Committee, Bernard Nc
kenna, p. ii. Gaffney and James Il. Deg
nan. Delegates, Louis s. Porter, Joseph
E. Burns, James Fournier, Jr., p. II.
Gaffney and Thomas Clancy.
Board OF Firewards Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board Of Firewards was held last evening.
After the usual bills were allowed, Mr..
Booth said there ought to be some way to
sec II the bills of the Pawtucket Water
Works were correct. He said he did not
feel at all satisfied with the way the bills
were rendered.
"Here Is bill, )" said he, "of last Octo-
Der. How do we know whether il is right
or notf We don't know any more about
1t than we do about the bills OF the Paw
tucket Gas Co. They should send in the
bill every month"
A petition for an electric light on jerks
street, signed by every resident thereon,
was referred to the Committee on Street
Lights, with power to act.
Mr.. Crawford said the fire department
had received 500 feet OF hose and the COM
mittee had also procured two discharge
pipes.
President Baker asked what action the
Board wished to take on the petition OF
the Chief Engineer for an increase OF sal
| ary.
Mr.. BOOTH move we lay it on the
| table.
Mr.. Crawford-I don't think that is n
good way to dispose OF it.
Mr.. Booth-The time is probably COM
Ing when we shall have to pay them more
but don't think the time has yet arrived
You know that there is now heavy tax,
and there is considerable talk. 1t is for
the interest OF the Board as well as OF the
taxpayers, to run the district ns close as
possible. II would not stop here. All
would want raise In salary.
Mr.. Bloomheld-I have talked with a
dozen heavy taxpayers and they were In
favor of il.
Mr.. Booth-My experience has been
just the reverse.
Mr.. Crawford-So has mine.
Mr.. Bloomfeld-I do not want the tax
to be raised.
Mr.. Crawford-we have already raised
It 40 cents.
Mr.. Booth-Yes, it would sound bad il
we again raised.
Mr.. Crawford-The people would think
we were extravagant
Mr.. Booth move we lay 1t on the
table.
Mr.. Schillier-Second the motion.
1t was 30 voted.
In regard to sitting room FOR the FIRE.
men at the Broad street station, the Chief
offered plan at a cost of s455, an addition
to the south side Of the engine house.
The matter was referred to the committee
on property with power to act. Ad.
iourned.
Captain Howard r. Wall.
A meeting OF the Kearney Light Infan-
try was held last evening in the armory
on Central street for the election of Cap
tain and Second Lieutenant.
Colonel Moran presided and First Lieu
tenant Howard F. Wall was elected
captain by q unanimous vote. Second
Lieutenant John G. Lithgoe was the
unanimous choice for First Lieutenant.
For Second Lieutenant Privates O'Reil-
ly, Phillips and German were candidstes
Private O'Reilly, who was the favorite and
would probably have been elected, showed
what one comrade will do for another
when he declined in favor OF John NJ.
Phillips, who was elected.
A detail OF six will go to Providence
Thursday morning and meet the Newport
company and conduct them to the Kear-
ney's arnory. Ex-Captain Joseph E.
surns and Lieutenant John j. Kirwan
were present.