The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-05
BRISTOL.

The regular monthly meeting of the
council YVES held in the council chamber
yesterday afternoon.
Voted, that the clerk be instructed to
draw his order on the town treasurer in
the following sums, for damages sustain
ed to fowls by dogs, Mrs. Lord, 81. rs; Mrs.
Conklin. Sc. IS; Samuel Gladding, So %.
Voted, that the petition of Mrs. Minsher
to concrete and curb the sidewalk in front
of her premises on Church street be
granted.
Voted, that the petition of X. d. Bull
lock to concrete the sidewalk in front of
his premises on Mount Lane be granted,
provided that the sidewalk be brought to
grade.
Voted, that the town treasurer be
authorized to hire the sum of 5000 for
current expenses.
Voted. that George Pailthorp be elected
dog constable for the ensuing year.
The following bills against the town
were examined, allowed and referred TO
the auditor:
$l.50; Fred Bradic, $l.50. Asylum Ac-
COUNT. r. Rameirs, $L.e3; Frank MUIR
ply, $3.50; T. 7. Allen, s1.40; II. F. Sim
mons. $50. 4s; Carl Sigel, 81; S. ". Ingra-
ham, SOL. IS; Michael Hamill, Jr., So. 80; J.
w. Potter, $2.15; G. +. Gladding, $494;
s6.3s; F. Nj. Dimond, s2.75. Overseer OF
Poor Account-H. A. l.. Potter, a: Charles
Spooner, 1854; j. w. Sherman, IS; Charles
III. Spooner, a.: James Anderson, $7.4S; H.
NJ. Thompson, So rs; II. A. l.. Potter,
81; William j, Bradford, Is. 80; Fred
Meyer and Henry Muller, a; Charles II.
Spooner, sl4.37: C. A. Greene, SLIGO; Mi
cbael Hamill, Jr., &c.
Voted, That William II. Simmons and
Josephus Gooding be appointed dog ap-
p~raisers for the ensuing year.
Council account-william J. Bradford,
s12.50; John Dimond, t62: j. S. Ingraham,
ESQ; James Hoard. JE, $50; Benjamin I.
Munro. $50; Bristol Electric Light Com
pany, $3.50; j.. S. Ingraham, SIS. 20; G. A.
Greene, $50. so; Providence Telephone
Company, SIS; r. L. Rameirs, $50; +. l..
Freeman, s.. so; George ii. Peck, $50; j. S.
Wentworth, 81; Alderman Company, t17.
Voted hat Councilman Simmons and
Barbour be appointed a committee on
street lights.
Fire department account-Herbert Carr,
%; Samuel A. Chaffee, s6: A. Northup,
tl3 76: g. Newman, s.: A. Nortbup, $50;
+. II. Dunbar, .sL07; p. A. Manchester,
M.i7; W.A- Darling, sl,. %; West & Ho-
Church, s2.sO; A. Northup, Is; WsIdron &
Brownell, e1.95; Providence Telephone
Company, SIS; X. s. Gray, q. so; ID. S.
Coggeshall, $3.50; A. T.. Sparks, -s.45.
License account-John ii. Morrissey,
e62. Thomas Dwyer, 90.
Voted that the chief OF police be in
strncted to notify persons selling liquor
to make applications for \ new license.
The Court Of Probate WIS in session yes
terdsy forenoon with judge Spooner pro
siding. The will for probate OF Sarah A.
Gladding and approval OF Annie r. Bow
Ter as %executrix, approved. Petition OF T..
u. Poole, guardian, to have property of
Mary A., w. G. and Thomas ". Manly,
minors; property transferred; continued.
Petition of Abby A. Tlley, widow of
George Tilley. for allowance; allowed.
Inventory on said estate OF Martha Il.
Bennett; allowed. Inventory on said es-
tate Of Ann Eliza PAUL for allowances;
allowed.
The Democratic rally At the town hall
last night was wen attended BY both par