The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-21

class, first year O, 600. second year si,7oo.
third and subseq uent years 81. 800 teach
ers of second year class, first year 81, 800,
second year 81, 400, third and subsequent
years $500; teachers Of the first year
class first year o. 100 second yssr sc 81 POO %
teacher Of drawing. first year si. 300,
subssqu years si,4oo; second
teacher of drawing, rrst year $500,
second year, 800; third year, 81 600 First
81 900; second year. 81, 100; third and sub
sequent years. 100, Second teacher of
wood d-workinx-First year, $500; second
year, 500; third aud subsequent years,
81 0O0 Teacher OF metal work-First year,
$1,000: second year, 81 800; third and sub.
seauent years. 81, 400. Teacher Of applied
mechanics and mechanical construction
First year, 81 200; second year. 81, 800; third
year, sl.400 Engineer-sSOO.
The bill for the ordinance was adopted
At Hayward Park.
The committee on park presented q res
oluJion recommending that land adJoin-
ing Hayward Park be purchased for park
purposes. Mr.. j. III. Kendrck moved
lost, . to IA The resolution was then
adopted, % to 8.
A joint resolution to pay James Nc
Nally for certain land located on Green
wich street was referred to the committee
Oh finance
A petition of Mrs John Slattery to
raise a building was granted. and the
petition of Jacob Orleck TO raise build
ing was referred to the inspector OF build
inXs.
Resolutions Passed.
Directing the city treasurer to refund
to the abuttng owners on Elmwood
avenue the amount of assessment paid
for Improvement to Greenwich street;
directing the concreting of the sidewalks
on Wayne street; directing the joint
special committee appointed to examine
into and report on the expense OF AN cleo
trio light plant, TO report on the estimated
cost Of an electric light plant for the City
Hall.
Mr. Mccarthy introduced resolution
asking for report on the condition of
Fruit Hill reservoir. which was adopted.
Matters Referred.
Petitions for defining the grade of Dyer
vile road, River and Metcalf streets, and
Tor the layout OF Lawn and Shawmut
streets, TO the committee on highways :;
that OF the Interstate Railway Company
for permission to amend the petition now
pending before the committee on rail-
railroads, the corporation desiring to sub
stitute the following route In place OF the
one named in the petition: Commencing
at the city line on East avenue, through
East avenue To Olney street, Olney TO
Brown, Brown TO Waterman, Waterman
TO Benefit, Benefit TO Thomas, Thomas to
North Main, North Main Steeple, Steeple
into Exchange Place. through Exchange
Plale To a suitable location for a terpi-
nus for sewers IN Brown, Mawney, Yer
non, Hanna, Oxford, Pratt, Putnam and
Cambridge streets and Potter's ave-
nue., TO the committee on sewers !:
for the paving OF portion o, Franklin
street to the COMMITTEES on highways; OF
Mary Fox for leave to raise a building to
the inspector OF buildings; the Union
Railroad company to lay rails on Stevens
and Hewes streets-railroads; Of the city
auditor relative to the city's finances
finance; of the Narragansett Electric
Lighting company to erect poles and
wires on Butler avenue-lamps; Hugh
Hainill for compensation for damages
claims; John Splan for a drinking foun-
tain on Ives street-water; extension OF
the northerly boundary of Blackstone
Park-parks.