Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-03
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Preparing For Election
on Monday.
A FOUR-C0RNEREO FIGHT.
White Men Refuse to Work For a
Colored Boss Notes.


tion of town officers OF the town OF Lin
coin.
The struggle Is one which will be
watched with much interest from all parts
OF the State, and may add surprise to
the leaders of one party, also to the pres
ent condition of affairs a. now upturned
in the various parts of the State. Lin
coins election, following so closely upon
this weeks work of the State solons at
Newport, causes double interest, and
with the extra number OF tickets in the
field, there is no certainty of a straight
ticket getting safe place for the year
ensuing.
Politics In this, the largest town, have
been decidedly mixed up during the past
three weeks and there has been so much
dissatisfaction brewing in both Repub.
lIcan and Democratic parties that each
will have two ticAets In the field. With
2s names to select from for a board OF
Councilmen, seven good men should get
three, and IL both Of the parties elect three
men each and the seventh a mugwump or
independent be elected no more safe ad-
people. While one party has everything
its own way partisan business becomes
nature and the leaders gain that control
which soon becomes monotonous to
the voters and all of the old ruts are found
which at times are disgusting to travel.
Monday will be great day aud the
leaders are doing considerable hard work
n lfC La
should review the method of which the
towns business has been conducted
during the past year and de-
eide II the same men who have filled
Councilmen's chairs during that period
shall be returned. Look carefully to the
peculiar methods of handling the present
highway system, and eqnally as close to
the men appointed to salaried positions,
who are residents here but few years and
cannot be enrolled among the workers OF
the Republican party. See how old resi-
dents and taxpayers have been ignored
for those who are voters but few wears.
Cast your your ballots for the best inter-
ests OF your town and do not be bulldozed
by few party leaders who throw the lash
for their own results. Vote early and for
honest administrators OF your town gov
ernment.
The Republicans Rally.
With brass band music (poor at that h,
the recent 300 majority of last year and
rallies, the Republican leaders are hope
full OF carrying the coming election. For
that purpose gathering OF fair sized fol-
lowers was held at st. Georges Hall last
evening. This was The last rehearsal before
the battle, and especially the French sup
porters were well drilled up I'm the parts
OF Mondays four act drama. The princi-
pal at last evenings dress performance
was Hon. B. M. Bosworth, who draws a
salary from Lincoln as town solicitor and
resides at Warren, but is district court
judge at Bristol. Two speakers talked un-
til 10 o'clock when the meeting adjourned.
The same remarks that have been told
and re.told were again heard, and the
closing appeal was OF course to support
the grand old party and Sunday business
managers OF Lincoln in the coming elec-
tion. Handshaking and a lot OF prophe-
cies were on the programme, then the pro-
moters OF the performance withdrew to
talk over their probable success.
Important Meetings.
The Central Falls Cadets will hold a
meeting Sunday at II o'clock at which
time there Will be heard the report OF the
committee on the coming encampment at
Crescent Park, which will probably occur
about the first of August, and at which
time two Providence companies will en-
camp witt them.
Court Central, A. o. F., will meet Mon
day evening, ana every member is re-
quested to be prrsent.
A Kick at the Central Avenue Sewer
White men employed at the Central
Avenue sewer are making a grand kick
about working under "A colored gentleman
"boss," and there promises to be sport IL
the Superintendent does n OF remove him.
This is the first instance upon any job OF
this company, the National Construction
OF Boston, where this has. been done, and
the whites seriously object to the change.
Interesting Items.
School musicals at q. A. X. hall this
evening.
Work on the Cross street sewer is pro-
crossing rapidly.
The st. Jean Baptiste fair was well at
tended last evening.
Frank ii. Brown, former Smithheld
boy, Is visiting relatives here.
On account Of sickness in the family,
James WEIGH, who went West sometimes
ago, has been telegraph for.
MODEL GRAND RANGE FOR 1893.
HANDsoMEsr AND REST.