The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-02

to allow the barber shop at e6 Market
'quare TO remain open from = until 12
O'clock Sundays was referred to the chief
Petition OF washington'E. Waite to
build a barn at the corner OF Culver and
Dudley streets was recommitted to the
inspector OF buildings on account of pro-
tsst by Allen Gallagher and others.
Petitions for curbing on Darlington
aud Oriole avenues. AMI for the aban-
doning of Short alley as public high
way, were referred to sche street COM
mitGse.
The petition OF Elijah Baker for com
pe isation fur damages to estate ~ cut
,lng dowa OF Gardner street. was re-
ferred TO committees on ciai ns.
Petitions for lamps in Seaman, Nc
kinlev. Bark streets. Vermont avenus
and Pettis lane, we've referred to commit
tee on lamps
Pc ition Of Robert L. vanmeter and
others Tor the abatement OF nuisancs at
22 Gilmore street, WITS referred 10 COM
mit tee on health department..
The joint resol alton declaring West
street public higaway was referred to
the committee on highways
The petition OF julius Riewold and
others to have Beosd street wal lerel from
lrinlty square sou her. y was referred 10
Inc commissioners oI y bic works.
The tltion of the New England
Printing ieielr pa company Tor per-
mission to erect p les aud maintaln
wires In Sabin, Aborn, Cedar, West Ex-
change, Ridge and GrJye -Lreet,. Harris
avenue, Troy a ID MoDcnouSh 5 reefs,
together with the ordinance grant,
permission was referreu To the com nit
lee Oh ordinancss with perInlss,on w 40 :
port TO either branch.
Accounts Allowed.
The following accounts were allowed
Inspector of milk, S55 %; bridge dspsrt-
menf, s.. 1902; health department. 81
7OS. 10; police department., SsJ6; poor lie.
partment, II. 260.29 Georxe III. Pettis,
street signs and number. 5000; Provi-
dence Gas company, Sl0Z.T
Joint Business.
A joint resolution was adopted to re-
move she Sabin street schoolhouse to
land, corner Of Atwell's avenue and
Bou rn streets. and 10 make alterations
and addition to the same.
Communications of The ci ' clerk rel a
tive o the acceptance of the u 1ol Rail-
road company aud Postal Telegraph
Cable company were received.
The report of the committee on ordi
nances approving the appointments: Of
cltS solicitor was received
The board then adjourned TO Thurs
day, June 10, at O'Clock y. IN.
Board of Health.
In the board of health the following
were ordered to abate nuisances: John
l.. Ross, John Phillips. Bridget Tanning,
B. I. Potter. Thomas Conroy, Patrick
Mcguire, Mary flaming, Demais Des.
lauds, Andrew Dlckhaut, Edwar. Camp
bell. John ii. Collingwood, Welcome c.
Irons. S,muel A. Slack. Margaret
filSs,. fnRs An% Hnn,.vi M W, wGu"Hains' e r.ns2 s
(2), Mary w. Chaplin, George Hu6barI,
k1bert J.. Andrew, Hor zee Clark (2).
Thomas Hssan, David Patt, W. III. Nun
roe, j. Il. Brown, Thomas Deigl an,
James McSherry, X nneiy e. Cough,
Patr.ck Connolly, Michael Drury. Rob.
Nichols, w. Hannum, Fra * oiaviu.
James burns, Michael Cash, Luke ID yle.
Michael Carr, Stephen Condi Henry
Lawton, 1heophilus King (2), j. B. Col
well, Thomas kerns, Allen Drury. j. 4.
ChapmsR Tho mas Csrmo iy. James Nc
Mn. Mary ker~in. Hannah VIM,
Thomas LImson, Edward Hines, Jere-
miah Nancy, Patric Nc MahoU. Mary
Jackson, Rose flaming. Tobias Burke,
Owen McGirr, John O'Cohnor, William,
Pickles. Arthur McSoley, Brid-et S.aven,
Michael Ryan, William Eaton. Bridge.
Doyle.
The following were ordered to connect
their estates with the sewer: William
kehoe, 40 Abbott street Katherine
Lynch, AZ Abbott street Michael Lynch,
43 Abbott street; Katherine Carroll, 10
Ire ton street Mary w. Chapin, l,1l9 to
]. l29 Westminster street; Eiz ,beth j.
Dean, 305 Friendship street
RoberG A. Hines, IL Levina street, an d
Thomas IL. Philips, War ick. were
granted license TO remove night soil.
The board then adjourned 10 June Is
at 3 o'clock