The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-02

street with the sewer was referred to AID
erman Ballou. :,
A resolution was passed making all
salaries Of 81 900 per year payable by the
weekly payment law at Sl9lo per week.
New Police Rule.
Alderman Harris introduced the fol-
lowing amendment to police rule @ 4 OF the ne
Board OF Aldermen: ANY member OF
this department guilty of being under the
Influence of liquor, either In uniform or
otherwise, or OF having venereal disease,
force fore y Adopted Adopted
The Extension OF Francis street.
Alderman Olney presented the follow
ing petition OF Stillman White and others
relative to the extension of Francis street
under the new terminal facilities plans:
To the Honorable Ctv Council Of the city Of Prort-
We. the undersigned citizens OF PROVIDENCE, re-
spectfully 81 unit Following for your consdera-
facilities Francis strc ct lnust the principal
highway for the Inhabitants living on smith hill
the city; and Sheseas said street is Of aiiferent
widths and has no direct or straight connection
said street be regulated and laid ont as TO enter
NTH street by OF Park street or In any other
way that competent judges, prompteu by pubic
welfare. may suggest
Referred to the committee on terminal
facilities, with instructions to give a
public hearing on the matter.
The salaries of Patrolmen Joseph
Burke, w. II. Briggs, w. w. Huntley,
Joseph McGoarty, Benjamin Sullivan and
Daniel Patt were increased from 81 225 20
$3.50 per day. The salaries OF Thomas j.
klley Martin T.. Feeney and w. III. Con-
Ion were increased from s.. 80 to $275 per
day.
Changes I'm Names of streets.
The following resolutions relative to
the changing OF the names OF strees were
adopted:
That Mark Lane, running from Chalk
stone avenue, southerly, be changed to
Furlong Court; that Federal street, ex-
tending from Knight street to Gesler
street, be changed to Kent street; that
Asia street, extending from Arthur ave-
nue. to knight street, be changed to Fed
eral street; that Andrews avenue, extend
ing from Reservoir avenue eastwardly, be
changed to Robert street; that Andrews
avenue, extending from Batchellor ave-
nue. southerly, be changed to Legg street;
that the name of Ware street. running
northerly from Superior street, be changed
to Ware Court; that the name OF Gregory
street be changed TO Lalton street; that
the name OF Albert s,r. ct, extending from
Andrew avenue southerly; be changed TO
Perrin street; that the thoroughfare ex-
tending southerly from OPS Manton ave-
nue. be named Richardson place; that the
thoroughfare extending from South Main
street TO Wells street, neqi south OF Hard
ing alley, be named Pioneer lane; that the
thoroughfare extending from Lester
street to Wilson street, next west from
Harrison street, be named Negrete street;
that the thoroughfare extending from
Williams street to Power street, east of
Benefit street, be named Darlington
lane.
The following bills were allowed and
ordered paid
Schedule of bills, health department,
81, ,994 IS; schedule Of bills, police, "a ,249-
o.; schedule of bills, bridge, Sl43 80; sched-
ule Of bills, poor, 81 ,657.S4; schedule OF
bills, Inspector OF Milk, slO3.5l; George
Place. streets, $42; John p. Fox, streets.
$50; John King, streets, $50; Charles &.
Mumford, streets, Sl20; John Il. McGuin-
ness, streets, s24; joan King, streets. 50;
Samoel s. Durfee, streets, S24; PROVE
DENcE Gas Company, Sl23.56; Charles L.
PettIs, $40; William Frankland, Sll.50.
The following-named jurors were drawn
for the October term Of the Supreme
Court:
First class-James II. Palmer, Edward
Bicknall, Il. l.. Hutchins, w. l.. Preston,
9. III. Smith, X. 5. Sprague, j. Mason
Gross, George Il. Batcheller. Patrick j..
by, Ebulus Taylor, Dutee Wilcox.
Second class--Artnur Il. Jackson, Frank
+. Pearce, George A. Fuller, Stephen A.
Barber, Herbere f. Waine, James +.
johnson, james II. Bowen, James Il.
Kennedy, Henry Il. Grant, Jr., William
III. Mulvey, Daniel Burrows, Thomas Ii.
Holmes, Joseph A. Wolf.
The Board then adjourned to Thursday.
Sept. Is. at 8 y. IN.