The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-27
BURRILLVILLE.
Meeting Of the Town Council and Pro-
bate Court.

|
bate Court.
Tho regular monthly me citing of the
Town Council was he'd In the pe,y
| council chambers Saturday afternoon AT
2o'clock Present. EruesJ w. Tinkham.
| president: Councilmen Michael H. Lacey
Millaby Mason. William Orwell, Thomas
ii. Pagan and John Wallng.
Jurors for the M arch term of the court
OF common pleas were drawn AS follows
Grand Juror, olney I. Inman petit
Monroe S. Inman, Joseph Il. Timmin;
| and Thomas ii. Sweet.
The following bills were allowed and
ordered paid John Riley, road commits
sioner, $40 92; King a. Richards, furni-
ture, ~ 40 Joshua A. Perkins g. Co..
vile, S3625; j. Ii. Smith, hardware.
"a TO-; A. Hopkins q Co.. repairs on
schoolhouse. 1925; Peter McDermott,
summoning Jurors. 81; ii. S. Joslin,
highways. sl47o; ofiicr George o. Fair
neid. services one month. $40; Officer
George Q. Fairfield. committing three
prisoners to Cranston Jail. SIS. 30; Reming-
ton a. Sykes, coal for lookup and
voting booth. sl325; Leander Sherman.
shovelllng snow, $40. 05; Herbert l.. Sher-
man, highway. "a 40 William Tinkham,
seer OF the poor, $40. 32, William X. Water
man, returning death notices, Sl0 80;
Thomas Cunningham, care of locked -up
prisoners, SLIPS; Warner Eddy, damage
TO horse on highway, $50: William Il.
ritz. snow account. s9; W: II. G. Tenn
pie, ciyii engineering, S7S. SIS; John w.
smith, highways, sl3x5; Henry j. Bruce. |
NJ. d.. poor account. s.; Walter II. Smith. |
for forty-eight days care of Nicholas |
smith, 80. IL; Robert Wilcox. NJ. d., poor
account, S.
The vote of the council taken at the
ha kls
OF The legal notices, was taken from the
liable, and the petitioners were given
leave to withdraw
The petition Of Ward Brothers, con-
tractors on the railroad extension, for
PERMISSION TO lay Temporary spur track
at the sand hill near the Harrisyiile
depot, was granted. The petitioners
agree TO Keep all crossings guarded by |
competent men. and To leave the high
way In good condition.
by unanimous vote the town solicitors,
Messrs stone and Lovejoy, we're in.
,tructe 10 carry the case of Fred l..
vs. the town OF BurrIllyille q.
% the Supreme Court
Probate Court.
On the adjournment OF the council the
ourt OF probate met and transacted the
oilowIng business: IL was voted that n |
ltation be issued TO Michael McCaffrey,
Guardian OF the estate of George Mowry.
y appear and show cause why he should
ot be removed as guardian, and why he
ails to properly support said ward. who
as an estate of some a. OO0
william H. . ewart, guardian OF the |
state aud person of Leroy Stewart. pc
ltioned Tor. leave To sell wards interest
real estate. The petition was granted.
'ond 800 Sureties, Henry j. Stewart
nd James Stewart
Ollver A. lnman, administrator of the
state OF Ira A. Bisuop. petitioned for leave
sell certain real estate in order TO settle
p the estate. The Petition was granted. !
ond $40. Suretles, William A. Inman
nd ID. Z. Remington, Jr.
The petition OF Albert l.. Sayles for {
tiers OF admlstration upon tue estate
his wife, Fannie Jane Sayles, was
-aDted.
The second and final account of Fred {
Mathewson. administrator Of the es- +
lie OF Willard Darling received. was
lowed ana ordered recorded.
j ne petition or Thomas Cunningham y
I appolntment rs iministrator OF the | a
tate oi Jane Clark was granted. Bond
w, sureLies Elisha Ia. Matuewson and Z
liver "A. Inman; appraisers on es ate.
liver "A. lumap, Joseph 4. 1immins and
ed IL. Mathewson a
Mari Mahar, administratrix of the es- :.
10 or Mich tel Mahar, petitioned that
G might be allowed s400 for her support n
SIN 'noutnsr anu Tor setting asiue her
80 a.. '"S iSaA SoIdte Dy COM | -
ssioners. The petition was granted y
ese commissioners were apDolnted
'ver "A. lnman, Alvah ii. Mowry and
omas McCanna
\ citation was issued Nathan Sails FL
ry TO appear before the court and an
er TO Charges made OF non-support of -.
Two children. Deputy Sheriff Oliver ~
lhiiau served tue citation. The de-
dant appeared and denied all charges
4 explained his case satisfactory TO the -
irt and the case was dismissed. r.,
The council aud court oil probate ad.
lrned to Saturday. March 25. at
lock.
he council voted to meet as n hoard 81
canvassers this evening at z O'clock
the purpose OF revising and correct w
the general aud district voting lists
.ne town. -