Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-05
CENTRAL FALLS.

The regular meeting of the Lincoln
Town Council was held Monday after
noon, irrespective of the fact that II was
Labor Day. They labored hard for about
three hours and did more than rattle the
subject OF Sunday liquor selling now
being carried on by the ham, bone pork
pie hotel-keepers, who supply customers
with wet goods more ii ioerally than a solid
meal. The Committee on Police have in
vestigated the condition of things, and
are determined TO put damper on their
little game II possible, All OF the men,
bers were present when President Wilbur
raped them to order. Clerk Crawford
read the records OF the last meeting,
which were approved.
The following bills were allowed and
ordered paid: Charles Cranshaw, s16.95;
jerks Park, s357.6i; b. M. Boswosth, ESQ;
James Fairbanks, Alpha A. Draper, fls4.-
80; b. f. q. Limuell, sS5; N. +. Sweet, si5;
l.. c. Haywood, 5000; George ii. Keene,
s29.O6; Times Co., s39.Ol; Frank Labon,
s1O965; N. ", N. II. & H., ti5.s2;
wilmarth Il McKiliop, fls1,79; John w.
Bishop, sll4,7i; Il. Lippitt, -; A. A.
Draper, siii; A. f. n f. Bray, "a cents; f.
Lippitt, sl7.6O; John w. Perry, fs2.9l;
William o. Burns, si2, 40; Henry Fawley,
20; Harry Q. Luli, $50; Fales q jerks
Manufacturing Co., si.3s; Tax Assessors,
si6s; Alphonse Andre, So; J. A. Roberts,
s2s,25; r. ID. Kirk, s33; Providence Jour-
nal, 1925; Fred Charlonne s66; John
walch, 81; Crane q Burns, sS5; Mary
Bunting, sil Sewers, si323,2s.
The council then did the selecting OF
jurors, as prescribed by the judiciary act
recently passed which went into effect
August %.
The Jurors were drawn as follows.
Grand--George A, Mitchell, William
Lambert, Samuel II. Gardner, Louis A.
Miner.
Petit-Albert f. Mowry, James Jack.
son, Franklin ID. Freeman, Edwin F.
Hawkins, George w. Gooding, Gilbert 8.
Chase, Thomas j. Rice, Israel p. Rounds,
George Carpenter, John A. Jerauld, Al
bert A. jerks, Thomas Arnold, Henry 9.
Scule, Charles f. Stearns, George A.
Simmons, John +. Barber, y. Herbert
jerks, Charles T.. Mitchell, George o.
Cook, Thomas Johnson, John Newton,
Benjamin T.. Newton, John Collins, AL
bert L. Atherton, Samuel W. Arnold, Geo.
Donnes, Edgar l.. Summers, Hugh Walk
er, Albert III. Washburn, Edmund A..
Dyer, James NJ. Barney, William J. Will
son and James Lonsdalo.
A release was granted the Interstate
Railroad Company OF their Broad street
franchise.
Councilman Schiller spoke at some
length on the illegal Sunday sale OF liquor,
after which the council went into execu-
| tive session, at the conclusion OF which
they adjourned for two weeks.
Dr. Howe Elected.
The regular meeting of Court Central,
A. o. f., held last evening was an inter-
esting and largely attended one. There
were visitors present from Court Flower
of Dexter and Court City OF Pawtueket.
DIR. Howe, popular young physician,
was elected to the position OF court ply
sician by handsome majority.
Its Just Right.
License Commissioner Walcott, when
informed OF the Councils action regard
ing ham bone hotels, said, ats just right,
and should be looked after"
A Fly Young Man.
Sunday, young man who hired team
at Barber's stable on Cross street, re-
turned with 1t at a late hour and at
tempted to pass an advertising bill upon
w. Flanagan for the payment of the
turnout. IL was late and some dark, but
Flanagan was to mnch for him and held
him until he settled. The young man is
well known.
No French Paper Today.
The French newspaper known as the
L'Esperance will not be issued today.
The compositors struck on account of
non- payment OF wages.
Interesting Items.
Wine clerks and WoodbiDes tomorrow
There has been a reduction of wages at
the American Curled Hair Works that
resumed operations Monday. This fact