Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-05
CENTRAL FALLS.
John W. Davis Club Election Chnised His
Prisoner-Other Matters.


Davis Club was held I'm the new rooms.
The bylaws, as recommended by the COM
mttee, were adopted. The election Of
officers then took place and resulted as
follows:
President Senator John r. Thompson;
Vice Presidents, Robert Gichrist, Or. 4.
Il. Falcon and Frank r. BoWon; Secretary,
W. Pearco Arnold; Treasurer, DR.. Won
Gottschali Executive Commi tee, George
A. Cummings, Dr.. a. u. Carpenter and
James F. Murphy Admission COMMITTEES,
Martin b. Arnold, jaime j.. Degnan and
Robert II. Kearns.
Tho rooms Will be open every Monday
evening and meetings Will be held every
Thursday evening. A number of valu-
able books have been received from Hon.
Charles IL. Page.
Judge Gohrs Opinion.
The fractions fire horse at the Broad
street station caused more trouble this
morning. The animal had been hitched
in the exercise wagon and then refused to
go out Of the stable. Driver Winter
bottom was in the wagon and Driver Erno
attempted to lead the horse out, but Il
was no use, he would look around and
then back in farther Wintorbottom piled
his whip and Erno n club, but both failed
to induce the horse 10 start.
Judge Goff and Clerk Crawford were
spectators of the performance from the
Clerks Office and the Judge remarked:
"There is not man there who knows
how to drive horse. ! don't approve OF
taking i'm everybody and any thing on the
fire department. They would spoil any
horse. That animal knows more than the
men do"
Mr.. Crawford said it was Of no use TO
club the horse.
How II Was Done.
To further explain the reason why ii is
not deemed advisable TO open tho new
Garfield street school house, on account
OF the scarcity of funds, not pupils, for
the other schools are ovcrcroWded, tho
amount recommended and the amount ap-
propriated may be added to what was
published yesterday.
The appropriations for schools last year
was $4,000. The school committee found
this amount only enough TO meet the
expenses of the schools air ody open.
They knew that il another school was
opened, necessitating the hiring of
more teachers, more money would be
needed.
Everything had been arranged TO open
the Garfield street school this year as IL
was apparent to all that some Of tho
schools uarp oyararn,rrF.I g...r..
meet the increased expense, the sum of
s2i, 600 W 70 recommended by the commit
tee to be appropriated.
Visions OF what an caec, the word
ECONOMY" would have on the taxpayers
minds flashed through the fertile brain o.
the z. o. p. leaders. MIR. Grant moved
that the appropriation be $4,000, ius5
$1,000 less than the previousycar. Finally
the sum of $4,000 was Appropriated
The committeeman now find themselves
with handsome new school house and no
money to pay the expense OF opening It.
The people now begin realize how the Re-
publicans have tried to delude them into
believing that in cutting down one appro-
priation and adding double the amount
to another, that the Taxpayers money YVES
saved.
visitors Expected.
This evening drill meeting OF the
Temperance Cadets will be held in the
AImory on Central street. Every mem
Der should bc present as visiting officers
are expected by Captain Devino and he
naturally wants the famous drill SQUAD to
show that they are none the less expert
than in years gone by,
Interesting Items.
Tho Crescents' festival was open ast
night.
The Board of Firewards meets Monday
evening.
There will be meeting Of the Cadets
banquet committee tonight.
The upper part OF the Holy Trinity
Church is now ready to receive the psws.
One OF the police officers severely choked
stubborn prisoner on the street last eve
ming.
Louis Shaw was sentenced TO six
months on the Farm this morning as
vagrant.
ihe veteran tircmcn have voted 10 lt-
tend the fair OF tho pawtuckct Veteran
Association rext Thursday evening.
a book entitled. Glow TO Get In Power
and Remain There" would lave ready
sale Just now among the local politicians.
Tho people are anxiously awaiting for
the redistricting committee to report the
bill TO the General Assembly. The COM
mittee has taken time enough To make
very elaborate report.
Sunday afternoon there will be meet
ing Of the Star Base Ball Club when the
annual election OF officers viii take place.
rho meeting will be held in Foresters'
Hail and every member should be present
as upon the officers depend largely the
success Of the coming season.
To the Ladies' of Pawiuckpt and Vicinity
r. McCurdy, ladies' hairdresscr 8 Park