Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-12

provement Society was also granted.
Petition for a sewer on Sterry street was
referred to the committee on sewers.
Petition OF Abraham Goldsmith for
Junk dealers license was granted.
Michael B. Ryan was appointed
special constable.
Joint resolution accepting 800 for the
care OF w. B. Bates burial lot in Oak
Grove cemetery was adopted.
Bill OF Henry $. Cole, $50, was ordered
paid.
Bill of Jason e. Lawrence, si4, was
ordered paid.
Petition OF the Atwood, Crawford
Company to move a building was ganted.
Bill OF the Berlin Iron Bridge Company,
20, 797, was ordered paid when due.
Bill OF ID. W. Bowman OF 1915 was or
dered paid.
Petition OF May Temple, Pythian Sis
ters, to hold a "Ghost Dance" without the
usual fee was granted.
Petition of Patrick Marin for the
abatement OF curbing tax, flO, erro-
neously assessed, was granted.
Petition OF James Halihan for pool
table license was orc cred advertised.
Petition OF f. $. Rand to move build
ing was ordered adver ised.
Petition of Fanny Il. Robinson for the
abatement OF her curbing tax, S35, was
granted.
Petition of Ann Conlon was referred to
the Board OF a Abatement.
James Clark was appointed special
constable.
Petition OF Frank L. Tingley to locate a
steam boiler on Olive street was granted.
The report OF the commissioners on
Hamilton street stated the damage to be
s5,O3i96 and the benefits S25l.75. The
report was accepted and the abutters or
dered given a statutory notice.
Bill OF the commission, S1OO, was or
dered paid.
| George w. Gardner estate with the sewer
was placed In the hands OF the city SER
geant for collection.
Alfred Laplante was appointed a special
constable.
Bill OF Frank Il. Curry, s9375, and Jo-
seph Stephens, 20, for hens killed by dogs
were ordered paid.
Petition for the abatement Of the sewer
tax OF Mary Smith OF Marin street was
referred to the Board OF Abatement.
Report of the Commission on the
| widening OF Vernon street to 30 feet was
read. II was recommended to widen IL
on the North side, total damage estimated
AT els, 200. The matter was continued to
the next regular meeting.
| Report of the commission ON the widen
| ing of Smithtield avenue to go feet esti-
mating the total damage at S2,03746, was
reao, received and action deferred until
the next regular meeting at which time
the abutters viii be notified to appear.
| The matter of improving Buffum street
| was referred to the committee on streets
and bridges.
The matter OF improving Spencer and
Taft streets was continued to the next
regular meeting
Ordinance appropriating the sums o.
Il 800 for completing the indcxing of the
real estate records, $3.50 for street signs anc
$1,000 for the police department was
adopted.
The usual monthly bills were ordered
paid.
Voted to meet a. a Board of Abatement
Thursday, October 10TH
Alderman Adams moved that Michael
McAloon and Daniel Casey be discharged
as special officers, but no one seconded the
motion and the matter was then contin-
ued on roll call vote, Alderman Davis
voting in the negative.
All matters that were referred to the
next regular meeting were continued to
one week later, as the Board will have tC
count the votes at the next meeting
Voted to meet to canvass the voting
lists Friday evening, November Sd.
| Adjourned.