The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-30

Fireworks and Bsrns
The following petitions were recon-
mended aud passed:
Wagon licenses: William ii. Shaw. TO
keep and sell gunpowder at % and 25
Cranstou street. To build barns the fol-
lowing. viz; Baker & Burke, rear $50
and % Bolander street: Samuel A. Slack,
l240 Westminster street John I. Hen
thorne. 90 Lurch street; John McCann,
rear 40 Pheasant street; Englehart Z.
Ostby, Wayland avenue; John Quinn, at
y62 Atwell's ave ne; Augustus kemick.
Oakland strset; barnard Ryan, rear 7lo
10 hold dances the following, viz:
Grattan Cadets, corner Admiral aud
Charles streets Columbus Literary AS
ISOLATION Gu Pitman street.
To keep and sell fireworks, the follow
street. Louis Anthony, at 3l6 Wicken-
den street. John IL. Auit. at 345 Atwell's
avenue. Julius Boyden, at 576 North
Main street. Mira M. l.. Broley, at PSI
Cranston street. Mathews Brothers, at
1851 Westmipster street. Archie j.
Deniitrius Constantine, at 20 Beacon
avenue. Rose Cnrran, at 1853 Manton
avenue. Miss Catharine Doneily, at 63
Smith street. Mrs. Margaret Fellows.
at ID Smithtield avenue. X. l.. Friend,
at 232 Cranston street. Paul Leonard,
Perron, at 23f North Main street. Mrs.
f. l.. Richards, at 522 Broad street.
William Saxon, at So Fairmount avenue.
Mrs. Clara Sch Narz. at 574 Broad street
Mrs. K. A. Wood, at 1917 Wickendon
street. .Ronkons and III iblD, at Az North
Main street. James Cox. as 294 Thayer
street. Albert hainswortn, at z73 Branch
avenue. O'NeiL Amy aud Ganot street.
Merrilt, Green and Austin, Broad street
aud Prairie=axerue. Mary-F.kHne. at
8 Academy avenne. George Dickson, 2
Academy avenue. Olin Hill, lU6 West
minister street. William Hanrahan. "a
Weybosset street. Peter johnson. 3s2
detlute, 2aS North Main street.
ID. Cirrillo, Al South Main street.
Accounts.
The following ACCOUNTS were examined
and approved. Schedule of bills. "Bridge
Department." sl7.oO6 90. schedule Of
bills, Inspector OF Milk, s57.S2, schedule
of bills, Health Department" s2,223.24
$i,053.72, g. Ii. ANGEL. Asylum Wall
AID Buildings" sl2500, Frank +.
Carpenter. Wall aud Buildings, sL15,
Chamb bers. Calder a. Co. walls and builu-
ings, S46.7l, Ira " insor g. Co., $42.3l,
Duggan g. Son, $Sl35, Marin Bolger
,lections, s4S. Gelb g. Norton elections,
$i1054. William M. Young, street signs
and mum bers, S3l, Chas. Livingston cleo
tions, $45. The Invitation the O.U. A. M.
TO view their procession on July was
accepted.
A joint resolution of the city council
was presented To pay Locke Bros. $50 IN
settlement OF contract for damper
Lee. rAs., .t..t x.f A Isn
city council was presented TO remit
sewer assessment to Laura +. Cooke.
Also joint resolution Of the cisy coun-
Gil was presented to pay Patrick 4.
Curley 500 tor damages to his estate, 20
Knowles street. Read and passed.
Concurrent business.
The following concurrent business as
acted upon:
A resolution to postpone the collection
OF certain sewer assessments, "with
amendments thereto" was passed In con-
currence.
The monthly report OF the chief engi-
neer Of the Fire Department. for May,
1893, and the annual report OF the com.
mis,ioners OF The North Burial ground
on receipts aud expenditures Of income
from trust funds. and annual report OF
Commissioners OF North Burial ground
Oh trust funds were received.
An ordinance permitting Union Rail-
road Co., to lay rails aud operate its
cars by the electric trolley, system, In
certain streets was passed In concur
renee.
Resolution appointing joint special
conoDittee to confer with the city sollci-
tor, uD0n the subject Of electric iighting
In the dty of Providence was passed In
concurrence. and the mayor appointed a
part Of the board Of aldermen-alder-
men Ballou, Winship and Lansing
Resolutions to remit the sewer assess.
ments against the following, VIE.
Ann Conlcy. Caroline M. and II. S.
Farnum, John X. Cool.
Resolutions ordering sewer In Tock-
wotEon Street, directing commissioner Of
public works To builu certain streets
were passed in concurrence
Resolution granting permission to
Emerson Newer 70 raise building was
granted.
Board then adjourned to Monday even
ing, July 10. ~ 8 .. IN.