Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-19
CENTRAL FALLS.
The Assessors still nt Work-something
About Schiller and Charlonne.

The Assessors still nt Work-something
About Schiller and Chsrlonns.
The Board of Tax Assessors still con-
tinues to hold sessions, and the work will
probably last into next month. The at
tendance and the hours OF labor are bv no
means idle ones. The number of taxpsy-
ers has increased considerably during the
past two years, and much real estate has
changed hands. There has also been q
large amount of building done the past
year and requires time to look up. II Is
big canvass and will be when completed
the largest ever held by this town and as
correct as possible. Taxpayers who have
grievances should appear before the
board and explain their case while In
session.
The Street spripkling Trouble.
Now that Mons. Charlonne has been
told by Mons. Schiller of the Council to
sell his watering cart, II has come to light
that Mr.. Cbsrlonne was driving hack on
election day. The hack was hired by the
Democrats. Mr.. Charlonne had no one to
drive II but himself. On the day In ques-
tion Mr.. Schiller was hustling for French
Republican votes, or for any misguided
Frenchman who could be coaxed to vote
for their natural enemies, the Republican,
American Mechanic, anti Catholic gang
who are now running Lincoln. Mr..
Schiller asked what Mr.. Charlonne was
doing. Charlonne said that he was driv-
ing a hack for the Democrats, Schiller
said, "Get OF that hack or / will take the
watering of the streets from you"
Charlonne replied that he was a Republi-
can, but that he was simply working for
hire and had a right to do so. But he
kept on driving his own hack. The sequel
came recently. Mr.. Schiller told Char
Tonne that two persons had complained
to him about the watering Of the streets
and ordered him to bring out his water
ing cart. Mr.. Charlonne did so. But he
OF; that he had done his duty; that he
was always ready to work, and able to do
so.
That may be so. The people do not care
for that. They just want to know II Mr..
Schiller has had him driven out because
he drove Democratic hack. Come In,
Mons. Schiller, and answer.
The Tramp Ate.
Yesterday forenoon a tramp came along
at the Broad street school house where
Contractor Welsh is putting a granite
wall around the lot. The stone not hav-
ing arrived the men did not work during
the forenoon and some of the men left
their pals with dinner and went to Paw
tucket. The tramp was hungry and asked
for something to eat. Contractor Welsh
thought of the pals and bid him welcome
to the feast, requesting him to leave the
pail. The wayfarer accepted the offer, and
devoured the entire contents of the pail,
and then departed. When the workman
returned he was minus a noon day meal,
but the tramp was innocent and enjoyed
the opportunity afforded.
New Sewer Work.
Work on the Clay street sewer is n early
completed and then Contractor Brown
will begin the new addition from Cross
down Mill to Clay, aud up that street to
the sewer which is now nearly finished.
Mondays Council.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Lincoln Town Council will be held Mon.
day afternoon. In addition to much i'm
portant business the jurors under the new
judiciary law will be appointed for the
year.
Should be Called For.
The following letters remain at the To-
Al .toft
for them please say advertised: Amos
Barton, Edward Carbon, Abrshan Coax
ley, John Cumberlege, Mary A. Hoyle,
Mrs. Margaret King, Miss Mary Ellen
Ryan. French-Judah Dubeau, Jos. La
Mountain, Madame John Robert.
A Basket Party.
The members of the Ballou Post, No. 3,
Women's Relief Corps, are today enjoying
a basket party at Walnut Grove.
War Among Cobblers.
The two Polish cobblers here are at war
with one another, and b. Santler, who has
been located here on Mil street for some
time, claims that the new arrival entered
the rear OF his place Of business yesterday
afternoon and stole pair of shoes. This
story he told at the police station,
SO he informed the reporter, and the police
are investigating. Santler claims to have
witnesses to the theft and the new arrival,
Greman, denies the charge. Ever since
Greman opened his shop on Central street
and made cut in prices there has been
war. rhe trouble will probably end In
the courts.
A Disciple OF the Keeley Cure.
A few weeks ago a man who is well
known in this place and Pawtucket came
from the Keeley cure institute of Provi.
dence, where he was known as Ransom
+. Eldridge. He appeared among
his friends much benefited by his
treatment, but shortly after his
return here II was whispered that he was
again nipping at the cup. Last night
Officer Harkness found him helplessly
drunk and placed him under arrest. This
morning he was fined e and costs, and
being unable to procure the wherewith he
was transferred to Cranston to work out
his fine.
The Court Notes.
In the District Court this morning three
drunks were fined ~ and costs. Two
others from Cumberland and two more
frnpa this nj nm x,.-o vf,o. 49,