Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-02

MI Jenks-WeH give you until e.oo
Wednesday.
Hsrkins- Well that will chang me up"
want It In the afternoon.
The Board then had a conference with
him In private and the result of II was
Quinn's case was continued until We'd
nesday at o'clock. The cases against
Smith and Healey were dismissed.
When the Board reconvened at 4;30
II was to hear the case of James Lavelle Of
Pleasant street. A remonstrance against
granting Lavelle and Peter Carter licenses
signed by eleven persons owning major
ity Of the land within a radius OF 200 feet
of the saloons was read.
Mr.. Robinson appeared for Lavelle and
said 1t was necessary for those signing the
remonstrance to prove to the Board that
they do control the land.
Mr.. Carter said he had nothing to say,
not being able to speak English we'll.
Chairman jerks said they would con-
slider the cases I'm executive session. The
remonstrance was signed by Dennis Mar
tin, Sanford Almy, agent, Robert Sher-
man, trustee, j. $. Thornton heirs by e..
NJ. Thornton, Olney Arnold, treasurer,
Jude Taylor, executor, Fred A. Barker,
Mrs. Samuel &. Daggett, w. f. Sayles,
George w. Gardiner and James Il. Bliss,
executor.
When the Board appeared again at 8
o'clock 1t was to hear the cases of Joseph
counsel for the remonstrants was not
present and an extension OF time was
asked for. Mr.. Carroll, who appeared for
Finn, asked II the Board thought 1t fair to
postpone the case as these men will have
to close their places.
The hearings were continued until
Wednesday evening at s:15.
Someone in the crowd hissed.
Chairman jerks announced that Peter
Carter and James Layelie were refused IL
censes.
The Commissioners held another meet.
meeting at s:15 last evening to consider
eight second class applications. Only
two out of the eight were granted and the
lucky applicants were Edward McPoland,
AZ Water street, and p. A. Lennon, 40 East
avenue.
The following applications were re-
fused: John j. Mclaughlin, 6S Carna-
tion street; Patrick &. McHugh, 149 Dex-
ter street and 1 Mason street: John w.
Johnson, 235 Pleasant street; David A.
Tyrrell, 2 Dexter street and 3, 8 ana Bay
ley street.
The application John Tyrrell, 80 Cole
man street, was continued.
Patrick McNeal was present and pre-
sented a remonstrance against granting a
license to Phillip O'BrIen at 81 Pleasant
street. Tt remonstrance was signed by
the same people who signed the remon-
STRANGE against Lavelle and Carter. The
three saloons are very near together. Mr..
McNeal said he had looked over the plats
and had learned the number OF feet OF land
each remonstrant owned and the total was
over h3 600 square feet. MIR. McNeal ex-
| planned that Mr.. Martin misrepresented
matters To the men who signed the Carter
| -Lavelle petition.
He said that Martin told the abutters
that the remonstrance was against
o'Brien as well as Carter and Lavelle and
then told the Commissioners different.
al was I'm one OF your buildings and had
license there last year, said Mr.. o Brien.
McNeal-I guess not.
O'Brien-I moved In May.
McNeal-Well then, did not know It..
The hearing was set for Wednesday at
515 when O'Brien said he would have a
plat OF the land in the vicinity showing
that the remonstrants did not own ma
iority OF the land within 200 feet OF his
place.