Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-16
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

EXECUTIVE DpPARTMENT
PAwTuCKEr. Il l., Wv D., 1893.
Gentlemen OI the BuHrd ~ Alietmen;
My atteltt" n vas been cail' Il To tue great
danger tn life which there would he In TIM
ny Ia case OF large confingrntion. owing
tO TIL" fact thar there many electric
,r wires % culyi ing our street. In oIder
To Ieduce he aDgert n mnImun, l rec.
omueni that nn oliiuaucr Ue pas ed rcquir.
lng the different Ntrcet IHil 'ny companies
wulch occupy our streets, Ia put In cut us
ana 10 place guard wires wht trever the JOIN
stan Ing Conn ittcc ON Rai'' oals NAV Ucem
proper. Snrc tullN Nnus,
J MES BRowN Mayor.
Ordinance oppropriating 81 800 for city
officers, and 1900 for the contingent fund,
was adopted.
Petition for the laying out, extension
and grading of Clark avenus was referred
to the joint commit &C on highways.
Monthly reports OF the Chief of Police,
Oserseer OF the Poor and Commissioner
OF Highways were received and ordered
flied.
Petitions to establish grades on Dalc
street, Rock avenue and Lake street were
continued TO the next regular meeting.
Petition OF MAJ han Hazel for Junk IL
cense was ordered advertised.
George Il. Thompson was given per-
mission To move a building.
Petitions OF Michael Rouden and Mary
Il. DAVIS, for abatement of sewer tax, were
rocelved, and they were given leave to
Withdraw.
Bufum street was declared to be one OF
the highways OF the city.
Petition To set aside petition to sewer
~ nd % 4. r,
To the Committee on Sewers.
The Sous of Veterans were given per.
mission to hold a ball without paying any
fee.
Claim OF EmilIne Wright for damage to
her ,sta'e on Fenner street, amounting To
q 600, vas referred to tue Comm ttee Oh
Claims.
Petition OF Philips Insulated Wira
Works TO locate steam boiler was
ordered advertised.
William Buckley was granted a lunch
cart license.
lhree petitions for building permit.
we're referred.
Petition Of George Mcclellan, for abate
lnent OF tax, was referred.
RssoluLIon accep ing 600 to care for
burial lot OF Edward Cor betJ was adopted.
soiuLion ordering the pawn mt of s65
u pay the Commissioners on Settlement
OF Claims on the layout OF East avenue
"as adopted and the report Of the Com
mssioners VAS filed.
George f. Barber was appointed to take
the scnool census In Warus 3, 4 and 5, and
George A Schuyler in Wards and2 2.
Communication from Michael Cox,
claiming St,rry street to be in danger
Gus condition, was referred TO the Com
mttee on Streets ana Bridges.
Aurin M. Bailey was appointed by
Mayor Brown as membe of the police
force and he appointment was confirmed
by The Board.
Pettion TO accept Melton street was
ri, rred to the Committee on Highways.
Petition OF Fairlswn Improvement
Society to appoint AtphoD-e Weob q
SPECIAL cons aDie vas referred TO the Com
mIttte on Poi o.
Joint resolution providing for the up.
poiutm snt OF Que member OF the Board OF
Aldermen and two mem psrs CT tue Com.
mon Council, To meet the representatives
OF the Interstate Street Railway Company
tor the purpose OF determining the
amount due The city under and by the or
diusnces giving that company the use OF
the streets OF the city, was adopted.
Ordinance appropriatIng ESQ TO purchase
iand Tor he extension OF Trenton street
wss adopted.
Joint resolution nsuthorizing the Com.
mttee on CITY Property TO sell the old
furnishings In the CITY Treasurer's Office
was adopted.
Sanctuary Roger Williams was given
PERMISSION 10 hold a ball and supper with
out The usual Zee.
Petition that Jane street aud Thomas
avenue he accept d. was referred to the
Committee on Streets and Bridges, and
petition for he acceptance OF Samuel ave.
nue. was referred TO the Joint Committee
on Highways.
Tue widening aud acco ptsnce OF Smith
field avenue came up by continuance.
Joseph Anderson, for William Anderton