Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-08
OUR BIG FIVE MEET.
Last Nights Session of
The Board Of Aldermen.
MUCH ROUTINE WORK
Date Not Yet FIXED For Next Second
Ward Election.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Board OF Aldermen was held last evening.
His Honor Mayor Brown presided aud
all the members were present, except Al
derman Adams.
The street matters were first taken up
and Asa p. Carpenter objected to the city
grading and curbing Underwood street
as he did not think 1t necessary. There
were plenty OF streets In that locality.
Civil Engineer Judson said he appeared
for Mr.. Bates and said the street extended
from Cottage to Walcott streets, betwee
Summit and Grove, and that OF the 1900
feet those objecting only owned 100 feet.
1t was voted to curb and grade the
street.
In regard to the curbIng and grading
at the junction OF Main street and West
avenue near the horse car barn, Mr..
Ross, one OF the two abutters, objected to
the present plan.
to allow the City Engineer to bring In a
plat.
Petition fora grade on Heaton street
was read and II was voted to esia blish the
grade according to the engineers profile.
Petition for grade to be established on
Greene street was read.
Petition to establish sidewalks, grade
and curb Woodbine street was read and it
was voted to make the improvements.
The acceptance of Harriet street as a
public highway was continued one week.
Dorrance street, from Magill street to
Wayland avenue, was accepted as pub
lie highway.
Petition for a grade to be established
on Barney avenue was read and II was
grade.
Petition for the extension of Hamilton
street was read.
Ordinance making an appropriation OF
s200 for park purposes, band concerts,
was read and non-con ,urred In.
Reports OF the Chief of Police, Commits
sioner on Highways and Overseer OF the
Poor were received and ordered placed on
file.
Several petitions for building permits
were read and ordered advertised.
Petition OF John f. Goldworthy to move
the Gage residence was granted.
Petition OF Michael Whalen to move a
building on Pleasant and Tidewater
streets was granted.
Thomas Kennedy, John Boyle q Co.,
James Douglass, James Daniels, 4. p.
Corcoran, M. Moy d Co., and James
Toher we're granted licenses to sell fire.
works.
Petition for sewer on Allen avenue
from Cottage street to Broadway was re-
terred to the Committee on Sewers.
Petition that Appleton avenue be ex-
tended from Cole street to Broadway was
referred to the joint standing Committee
on Highways.
Petition to curb and esta blish sidewalks
on Aborn street was read and the abutters
ordered notified.
Bill of p. J. Manning for the burial OF
soldier was ordered paid.
Bond of Captain Randall II. Rice as
Captain of Police was accepted.
Joseph Comiskey was granted a junk
dealers ,license.
Ordinance presented by Alderman
Davis appropriating $1,000 for contin-
gencies was passed. Petition OF Lorraine
Manufacturing company for a special
pointed.
Morris Wainger and Robinson q Frank
were granted junk dealers licenses.
Alderman Winters moved to adjourn to
tomorrow night to count the Second Ward
ballots.
The vote was tie on a roll call, but the
the Mayor voted to stay and count last
night.
Communication from Herbert f. Balou
to the effect that his team was damas ed
$500 by his horse becoming frightened at a
blast In the Central avenue sewer was re-
ferred to Committee on Claims.
Resignation OF Micah w. Spencer as
commissioner on Smithfield avenue was
accepted.
the position.
The Highway Commissioner was Or
dered to proceed with the curbing OF
Marian street making the driveway IS
feet wide.
John A. Frieberg was appointed spec.
ial constable.
Claim OF the Fairbrother estate for re-
batement OF tax was referred to the Com
mittee on Claims.
The usual monthly bills were ordered
paid.
Voted that the abutters on Warren ave.
nue. be notified that a grade is to be
established on that street.
Bill OF the commissioners on Masterson
street, $50, was ordered paid.
AdiCnrped M N poard ~ Idaruon aud