The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-19

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The report Of the COMMITTEES on the
layout OF Pine street was referred to
Sept. 81, 1893.
The following streets were referred to
June t5i Andrews, Gano, tarnell and
Jewett.
The Fire Department..
A resolution authorizing the joint
committee on the fire department to
make arrangements relative to sending
one permanent member of the fire de-
partment TO Boston or some other city
to receive q course OF training at a school
Of instruction.. which was laid on the
table May ID, was ttken from the table
and passed with an amendment striking
out the words ''or some other city"
Quarantine Sentinel.
Alderman Little reported back the
communication OF the harbor committee
appointing John NJ. Adamson auaran
tine sentinel. aud the DO ard approved his
appointment.
In Regard to Railroads
Alderman Lansing presented the fol-
lowing ordinance;
Section1, chapter xiv, OF the ordinances.
entitled Railroads" is hereby am ended
by adding thereto the following, viz;
Sec. 2. Whenever any street or nigh
way sh II be used or occupied by any
railroad the company or corporation so
using or occupying said highway
shall pay to the city the cost
that has been incurred 10 pave
or build so much OF aid highway
as shall be occupied by aud between the
rails OF aid company or corporation, and
eighteen inc ies outside or said rails aud
shall thereafter keep and maintain said
highway In good repair, except in cases
when the rails are within n distance Of
six feet from the curb, In which case the
entire street TO the curb shall likewise
he paid for and thereafter maintained in
good repair; and the cost of widening
any roadway for the benefit of said
company or corporation shall be paid
for at the expense Of said company or
corporation. Any and al money re-
ceived under the provisions of this sec
ton shall be added to the appropriation
for hi Shways.
The ordinance was read aud passed.
Drainage aud Plumbing.
Alderman Burrows introduced an
ordinance regulating the drainag,
aud plumbing Of buildings. Among
other things it provides hat the insp c.
tor OF buildings shall on the first Mon
day in May aud annually thereafter ap.
point with the approval of the mayor an
inspector who shall inspect the drainage
within the outside walls and the plumb
ings hereafter erected in the city "a Prov
idence.
Petitions Granted.
The following petitions wers granted:
To keep aud sell frsworks-George A.
Stone a. Co., OF l03 Prairie avenue; @.
Dolbcrg, OF 664 Nbrth Main street /:
Thomas Tray. ~ 81 Oswald street; John
Il. Brown, OF 296 Atwell's avenue; John
j.. Quinn, of 1.2 Dean street; Mary j.
Birlow, Of "A Atwell's avenue; Mrs. X.
G.. Sphinx, % l91 Cranston stree: Henry
Carr e. Sou. OF 1.775 Westminster street;
James ii. Nolan, OF 206 Charles street;
5. L. Whelden, Of 42s Smith street;
Arthur Bainton, of 80 Mant,n avenue;
Charles DJugherty, at 1,S2l Yves min
s,er street; Mrs. Catherine rrainor, at
1S2 WIckenden street; Mrs. Abby A.
BARTLETT, at 1873 Crauston s. rect; Lydia
NJ. woodlib, at 472 North Main street;
Wildiug Blackburn. at ia and 7l6 West
mi sier street; Jonn h. Bowder. a 1875
South Main street; Charles H.. Lowell. at
90 South Main 81 rect; Mrs. j. III. May,
at go Wickenden street; Lizzie ". Rice,
at "a Wickenden street. 10 Mold dances,
the following: Amherst Social club, nj
20 Manton avenue; Branc John Is.
O'Rellly, at 81 Dorrance street; Caledo-
MIA + ute band, at 81 Dorrance street.;
Company A, H~Ibernian X fie a. 81 Dor
rance street; Gre scent Social CLUB, at 10
Manton avenue; Gr,ttan Cadets, at 81
Dorrance street; Hermione assembly, at
Oriental hall; J~ourueymen Plumbers
associatio /. at 81 Dorrauce $ rect; Ladies'
Of the g.. A K. at 9S Weyoosset str, ct;
Loyal EurSa lodge. at B. L. hall; Merry
Monarch Social clab, at 20 Exchange
place Mt. Pleasant Social club. at Odd
Fellows hall Second Separate company,
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society, at Potter's grove; Tobin club, at
~ Exchange place; WorKing Wonan's
Beneficial association, at 20 Manton ave-
nue.; You : y Mems Literary association,
a. lS2 Veaz:e street Providence Hebrew
Dramatic club. at "a Marke. square;
William A. Young. at 20 Exchange
place; Merry Monarch Social club
To buv ana sell junk, the following
Simon Goldberg, at 44 North Main
street; Max Helfandlan, at l0l Charles
street.; John A. Giroux aud Henry 4.
Hallow y. To transfer junk licenses, the
following (: James Mccormick TO Will
liam Boyd; Man Sllverman, from $40
North Main street to 81 Gilmore street.
To keep t%averns, the following: Harlan
l.. Bliss, at AGA " estminster street: Will
liam Ill. Charnley, at "a Union street;
William Lsrcher, at z aud s Market
square. To keep victualing houses, t Q
following: Archie j.. Catelli. at 1,s45
p abahN ~
IA Eddy street; Eliza L. Hall, at 4S Glen.
ence street. To build barns, the Follow
ing: Patrick K. Manniug. at rear 3S7
Prairie avenue: Edgar w. Remington. at
corner Cranston ard Brigham streets;
Thomas 5. Sherman, at cornet
Plain street and Pavilion avenue; John
+. Iooler. on Huron street.
To be appointed auctioneers, Joseph h.
True, James S. Adam; miscellaneous,
Mendel friedman, to keep a W
brokers' snop at 20 Washington street;
Union Railroad company to locate ana
operate steam boilers on Bucklin street,
Eddy street and Pawtucket avenue;
Barnum and Bailey shows, to hold cir
Gus exhibition on. Broad street; William
a. Carpenter, 10 keep a pawnbroker's
shop at z Union street; John +. Burns TO
keep "a pool table al "a and 20 Fountain
s rect; John Douovan. TO keep swine mt
corner Eaton n Eimhurst streets; To
keep pool tables, john K. Mulvey aud
Henry Wade.
p.tittaus Not CrnntaA