The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
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1oEnen Transacted Large Amount Of
Business Yesterday. :
PLUMBING ORDINANCE PASSED.
~ waite Wanted Permission to Erect q
Harn That Had Already Been Built,
} bat the Beard Gave Him Leave to
W1thdraw- Much Routine BusinesA

49, were OruoPeQ vacattus Akorto -uch-
.Dosi. 2o2 Spence street; Giuseppe Fentila
002 Spence .street: Giuseppe Manuo, 202
spence street: Guisenpe Muzzo, 202
<8poncs street; Micholl Hoario. 900 Spence
street; Salvatore Palungano, 205 Spe"ce
'otre &; Michael Lombardo. 206 Spenc
{. nty<et; Francesca Cant eri, 30 LILY sire. {;
rrucenzo DE Marco. 20 Lily rect; Gui-
toeppe Cealt. 20 Lily street: Nicholas Low
erinR, 90 Lily street; Antonio Scapogf, lO
.Iily street; Agosto Scavio, % Lily street,
Y Caemele Carsone. 10 Lily street Fran
oe<co Passaloti. 10 Lilly street. Filippo
Martini, 10 Lily street Tomaso Spaiieri.
10 Lily street; Giuseppe Mercuno. 10 Lily
y street.
The following nuisances were ordered
Horace Clark, 1881 Westminster street;
William w. Rickard Conn nv, 116
Crary street; John Wallace, l67 Branch
avenue: Robert Bradley, 13 Perry street; !;
catherine Nelson. So Appleton street ;
"a James W. Nolan, 10z Pine street; ;
Robert Pettis, 25 Canuace street; Hor-
ece Clark, 1899 Westminster street !;
Samuel Sprague, "a Fallin aveau.J. G.
Psckham Of the Kingston bank. 1853
South Main street; John Il. Pettis. -
Homestead avenue; the William w.
& Rickard Co., 3 Huntington avenue.
Must Connect with Sewer.
The following estates were ordered con-
nocted with sewers: Julia A. G.. Hav-
ward. 5 Conduit street; Amey A. Mlllard,
Is Chaplin avenue; heirs Of Harriet
Pearce. l22 Dorrance street; Marv K. Me-
.iNeeiy trustee, s. Elm street; Elias Il
= Hathaway, Mr.. ii. Hathaway. and Mr..
4. Glaading, 81 81 Hospital street;
(, ~ Gardner SALISBURY, "a Ship street;
William w. harrington 200 Richmond
Rtreet; Freeborn johnson, Ill Point street;
/. Freeborn johnson and Emma f. James.
81 HOSPITAL street; Il nily Valirs, 66
South street: heirs OF Francis Fall
#sosr R#so so .5G Gidy rrsnSsao ssGsss Hsnssn srss
Mary McNeely, trustee. 80 Elm street;
Y Waller T.. DIR 'wn. 175 Richmond street
tfatrick j. O'Brien. 173 Soutn street. heirs
Of Thomas Cosgrove, l43 Chestnut str. ct;
William w. Harringtons 2Ol Richmond
street, the Grace Church Cemetery cor or
alton. fronting Trinity square: GeorRianna
xGreenleaf, S5 West Clifford street: Free
born johnson. III Pine street Robert
Nun, 155 Richmond street; Benno Wolf.
Sx6 Elm street the Butler Duncan Land
company, Us Weybossct street.: Julia
bullock, 20 Clifford street: heirs OF
Thomas Cosgrove. 12S Pine street, same
&c 138 Pine street; James w. Nolan, 107
Pine street.
Ano honk UAubb SettAos
A communication from the superinten-
dent of health stating the failure OF the
LIMERICK National Bank, 70 abate "a null
oance at 10 Crawford street, as ordered
and recommending the abtting OF the
nuisance By the surerintendent OF health
at she cost of the owner OF the estate, was
read and received and the superintendent
was authorize TO proceed.
n A communication iiom the superin-
-
the board TO the fact that the appropria-
tion for the health department was nearly
Exhausted was read ana referred to the
joint committee OF, finance. Norbert
Poland, IL Putnam street. was granted
privileges 10 remove night
The bard Of health then adjourned
until Sept. and met in aldermanic
session.
Plumbing Ordinance Passed.
Alderman Burrows called from the
. table the ordinance providing for the
election OF an Inspector Of plumbing and
regulating the drainage and plumbing
OF buildings, and moved its passage in
concurrence with the common council.
Ir was passei.
Aldaman Burrows then called from
the table the petition OF Washington Il.
Waite to builu baru 1T the corner OF
Culver and Dudley streets, laid on the
table July 30, 1893.
Hon. Rathbone Gardner appeared
against Waite and urged the boards
refusal 10 allow the barn to stsnd.
Mr.. Waite was told at the time be con-
templated the erecting Of the arm that
he must take the consequences of the
4 boards falling to allow the erection.
''Mr. Waite, said MIR. Gardner" ap-
pears before you as man who has
broken the law by erecting the structure
before he gained the consent OF the boarl.
] am sure II Mr.. Waite had appeared be-
fore you before he had built the barn you
would not have agreed to his petition
and would not have granted IL. The
bNrn ~ y nfsagreeable element in tho
oommunitv."
Mrs. Gallagher Objects
Alderman Gilmartin moved that the
petitioners against the erection OF the
barn be heard, and It was so voted.
Mrs- Gallagher spoke and stated that
the barn was within Is feet of her fence
on the corner OF Culver and Blackstone
streets. Twelve horses were kept In the
barn. 1t was very disagreeable to the
. occupants Of the lot.
A picture of the barn and plan Of its
location was exhibited.
Alderman W est arose and asked what
jurisdiction the board had in the case.
Acting Mayor Ballou replied that al
though his opinion should not be taken
~ uuols yob ue CouSluereQ the TACT that
. the barn had been built ia direct viol .tion
Of the ordinance regarding the construc-
ton of buildings was sufficient to place
the case In the courts.
Attorney Pierce. for the petitioner.
stated that the failure Of the board to
! grant the pc .ition would involve the D..
titioner In financial ruin. He stated that
be did not appear for his client to appeal
Tor the sympathy OF the board. Mr..
Waite had bought his land aud erec ed
bis barn. He apprr ached two members
Of the board aud the inspector Of public
buildings, and went ahead aud erect ed
she baru. An injunction WIS granted
by tho supreme court preventing the oc-
cupancy Of the barn only until the con
sent OF the board Of aldermen had been
obtained.
City Solicitor Colwe,l was called upou
for his opinion, and stated that In bis
opinion Waite bad no claim upon tha.in-
duIgo1ce of the board upon the grounds
Of unwittiDRly violating the ord nance
and he must suffer the consequences.
The question was then put Josthe board
and was lost by vote OF five to four.
Aldermen Ballou, Burrows, Fuller, Gil.
martin and Harris noes, Al1ermca Lrn-
sing. Little, Olncy aud West, asez The
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