Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-13
PRICE ONE CENT.
CENTRAL FALLS.
What the Firewardens Did Last Night
buckley Found Probably Guilty.

buckiey found Probably Guilty.
Last night the regular monthly meet
ing OF the Board of Firewards was held.
Many expected some fun over the suspen-
sion of Officer Taylor, but were disap-
pointed.
His resignation was read and accepted.
Application from Christopher Boylan
for position on the police force. was re-
ceived and Mr.. Schiller moved that the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF OH
Ger Taylor be continued so that anyone
else that wanted to could send in an ap-
lication. II was so voted.
1t was voted that the fire district defray
the expenses Of Chief Engineer Patt to
in Louisville. Ky.
An invitation to go TO Boston with the
Veterans was accepted
II was voted to put In four-inch water
pipe on q street and two-inch pipe on
Foundry street.
Found Probably Guilty.
Ibis morning Michael Buckley was
given a trial on a charge OF breaking and
entering the saloon of T. f. Flynn.
Several witnesses were examined and
Buckley was found probably guilty and
held in the sum OF $500 for trial before the
higher court.
Ready For Tomorrow
The veteran fremen and their many
friends are all ready for the muster to-
morrow on Boston common. The com
pany will take many friends with them.
The Gaspee of Providence and the Hay
Cart Company of Pawtucket will be on
the same special train.
Confidence is a word not strong enough
to express the faith the boys have in their
engine and II they do not win ii will be
through no fault of theirs.
II prize does not come To this town
then many will miss their guess and also
lose their money. The most of the betting
is between the Volunteer and Hay Cart.
There is so much rivalry that all other
companies are forgotten, and it has mar
rowed down not to which company will
win the first prize, but will the Volunteer
beat the Hay Cart.
Good Time Ia store.
Arrangements are being made for
party one week from Friday evening at
the residence of popular young lady of
this village. Invitations are being sent
out and II will be select and enjoyable
gathering.
Money All Gone.
There will be music at the next town
meeting here and all over the way money
has been spent during the past half of the
fiscal year.
The highway appropriation which was
| made unusually large, is no more. IL is
exhausted. The surveyors in the upper
part OF the town are stranded and the
survey OF the Central Falls district would
also be II II were not for the special ap-
preparation made TO improve High and
Dexter streets. The howl that is being
made will be very loud before it ceases.
Half OF Central street is widened and
the rest will probably remain as 1t is un-
less more money is appropriated. The
people are astonished and ask where it
has gone, but they will probably wait un-
til the yearly report is made before they
find out. Surveyor Patt was talking to
man who knows something about how
streets should be made, and asked him
what he thought of the Central street
roadbed.
The answer was that the roadbed was
| all right, but on account of the street
being 80 narrow il the cutters were con-
creted IL would be a great deal better.
Mr.. Patt said he had thought of that
himself, but there was not money enough
left to do II.
"How are you going to finish the job
on the street then2" he was asked.
He said he did not know unless m ore
money was given him. IL would be in
keeping with the way work has been
done II Central street was torn up and
have the money give out and then leave
the street In that condition until more
was appropriated. There will be some
thing like wreck when the different
forces assemble again in town meeting
Interesting Items.
A session of the Probate Court will be
held tomorrow.
The local branch of |. N. F. will meet
tomorrow night.
This evening there will be a meeting of
Superior Lodge Social Club.
Last evening a complimentary social
was given in Foresters' Hall by Mr.. and
Mrs. Noel Pische, who were married yes
terday morning.