Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-05
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Meeting of The Council
Last Night.
THE POLICE MAKE A HAUL.
Wants $4,000 Capt. Goldsmith
Speaks-Interesting Items.
THE POLICE MAKE A HAUL.

As usual, little dilstory were the seven
wise men OF the Town Conncil to gather
In regular session Monday afternoon.
Ii was nearly 30 minutes past the hour
assigned when the full board took the =
seats and President Wilbur raped t.
order.
Several bills were ordered paid.
The regular report of Town Treasurer
Moies was received.
DIR. Malo reported three new case
OF scarlet fever on Central, Rand and
Parker streets In the village OF Central
Falls. He wanted to learn what AZ hority
he had 10 q Iorantiue a family. HIS duty
was explained by Town Solicitor Bos-
worth.
A family OF four VINO had been quar-
sntlnet at Lons'ale ~ Ncured and wanted
danages. They s.re given leave 10 with
draw.
Surveyor Fairbanks OF highway dis
tricts 2 and addressed the Council and
stated tnGt the Interstate Railway Com
paDy had violated the conditions OF its
franchise beyond the Butler tannery prop
erty. The company has not done any
thing In the way of Improvement.
IL was voted to notify the corporatlan
to repair the highway within ten days,
II not TO take up The rails.
Move Those stones.
When ex.Highway Surveyor Patt was
In Office number OF cords of paving
stones were purchased from one Mitchell
and deposited on a lot oh Bagley street.
The man who owns them wants them
taken away and rs they have never been
accepted 10y the town, Councilman Smi, h
wants to know who should move the oh.
struction.
Capt. Goldsmith Speaks.
A little Misunderstanding between
Health Officer DIR. Nslo and the police was
the cause of Capt. Goldsmith's presence
at the Council meeting Yesterday after
noon. The health officer wanted the
| regular district police To p,trol houses
that we're auarantinCd on account of con-
| tagious diseases. The Captain said that
| he was crippled for men and that tn,
| length OF beats would not permit Of then
doing extra duty Of this nature. His re-
marks were backed up by Councilman
Schiller. IL WAS decided that special OF
hcers be employed to care for these cases
The Police Make Haul.
| For some time past the police authori
ties have received complaints regarding
| the plsce OF Joseph SENEGAL, better kncH VI
~ Joseph Barru, iJcHted On Nj IA street, q
| the corner of Faies avenue. The lowe
story was a liquor saloon and In tenemeu
above was, II is claImed, house OF II
fame. Last hignt the police swoope,
down spon the proprietor. whom the,
arrested on n va ant charging bIm witt
| maintaining co'umon nuisance.
young woman named + lara Guortin VIZ
| also arrested. Both we're taken TO tn,
police station, where they remained 70
the night. This morning they were
arraigned In the District Court. Seneca
pleaded not guilty to the charge Of keep
iog a nuisance and was held in 100
bonds for trial Thursday, Decsn Der IA
Clara sl,o pleaded not guilty TO tn,
cnsrge Il being a lewd person and wa
assigned ~ the same date for trial, unde
| bonds OF 500.
| wants sI5. 900.
Town Treasurer Moies has been givel
authority To hire $4,000 for current ex
peDses. The town Is swlmmingly pro
gresslng In debt under the present ad
| mInistration.
| 40 Play Football.
| The Young Ysles OF Pawtucket hav
chailruge the Wine Clerks here for u gam
of football.
| Intaresting Items.
| James EoCCvern, for eleven years
fireman In t1e omploye OF w. +. Il +.
Sayle died Ut his home In this viliag
Monday.