Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-03
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Regular Meeting Of The
Town Council.
THE PlNKERTON PROPERTY.
A Batch of Interesting News From the
Busy Valley Village.


noon. All OF the members were present,
President Wilbur occupied the chair.
The usual batch of bills was allowed.
The regular report OF the Sewer Com
missioners was accepted and bills
amounting to 3,50i.90 ordered paid.
Thomas Bruelsford asked that license
be granted him to locate a lunch cart on
Broad street In Central Falls.
Councilman Schiller objected, for he
did not believe that business like that
was needed In that place as there were a
number OF men paying license for vIc-
tualling houses who reside there. This
petitioner resides I'm Pawtucket and did
business nearly all last week without a
license. There was a rising vote taken
and the license was refused by vote OF
four to two.
A building permit was granted to Napo-
leon Marlotte of Cowden street.
T.. Eastwood Of the Moshassuck Gene
terry Corporation appeared and requested
that the sum OF s379.2O for curbing be re.
mitted as The association had been to a
great expense In regarding since the
recent street improvements. II was will
Ing to stand the latter expense II the curb
ing bill was remitted. IL was referred TO
the Committee on Highways from that
district.
The appointment OF truant officers then
came up and after a somewhat lengthy
discussion, the matter was referred to the
next Council meeting during which ad-
vice might be obtained from the School
Committee.
Upon recommendation OF Councilman
Grenon victualling house license was
granted to Frederick Jackson OF Manville.
1t was voted to requested the Pawtucket
Water Works to have excavations made
in the streets more properly replaced.
William Lander was appointed special
constable.
Town Treasurer Charles p. Moies was
authorized to hire the SUN Of sl5 900 to
pay current expenses of the town.
II was unanimously voted that the
liquor officers OF the town be and shall
hereby work under the direction and su.
pervisicn OF Town Sergeant Richard T..
Keene.
A decree of abandonment was ordered
issued for the land on Branch avenue so
that the land when the recent improve
ments have been made may be properly
decided to the rightful owners,
The long petition OF Mr.. and Mrs. L..
w. Marshal was read from Attorney
Goldsworthy praying that Nelson Buryea
be compelled to care for
his wife an1 child. The
Town Solicitor explained the law, and
the petitioners were given leave to with
draw. The case will be handled by Oyer
seer OF Poor Baker.
Town Sergeant Keene stated that under
direction he had a consultation with the
liquor officers and one Peter Gendron had
refused To work at Central Falls; that
he was not reliable officer, and
would not do as requested while other
would. The man was let down decidedly
easy, after vote to discharge him have
been taken In the affirmative. Several
Councilmen stated their views which
were not encouraging regarding bis
work IN his present position. The Council
adjourned to October 20.
The Pinkerton Property.
The famous "Black House" on Cross
street, at the corner of Elm, has for some
time past been rendezvous for tramps,
although 1t is but a very short distance
from the police station. Not window
light remains and the Interior is wreck.
The neigh bors were afraid OF fire, and yes
terday Inspector OF Buildings Simmons
was aut horized to order the owners to
board the windows or otherwise protect
the immediate residents Of the locality.
This building has been an eyesore to the
street for some time.
on for Attleboro,
large party OF the Veteran Firemen
and friends left here this morning for tho
Attleboro fair where there will be squirt
today in which the local machine and the
Hay Cart OF Pawtucket will take a promi-
nent part.
wesvers' Meeting.
The next meeting of the weavers who
are out on strike at the Farwell Worsted
Mills will be helu tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock at which full attendance of the
so weavers Is earnestly requested by the
committee.
sickness DetAins Him.
Richard NJ. Burns Of the firm of Crane
Il Buens, undertakers, did not leave for
Detroit last evening as delegate to the
National Convention OF Undertakers. His
youngest child is dangerously Ill, which
prevented his departure.
Interesting Items.
This village Is we'll represented at the
Attledoro fair.
Some OF the police were In attendance
at the higher court at Providence today.
In accordance with the wishes OF the
family OF Thomas Z. Moies the funeral
services tomorrow afternoon will not be
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