The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-08
Shon Session and Routine Business
Yesterday Afternoon.
SERGEANT B0sss SUCCESSOR.
8sfnssd 70 Join Council In Joint Convsn-
tion TO Elect . Plumbing Inspector
Diseased the waite Barn Matter and
transacted Much Minor Business.

The board OF alder men met as a board
Of health at the city hall at 8 o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
The following parties were ordered 10
abate nuisances: Joseph l. Baker, 2
Gladstone street: Joseph X. True, 800
South Main street; Catherine Barry,
q Preston street; William Hannum.
z23 Washington streer; John S. Lynch,
74Esst George street; Charles II. Sheedon.
jr., ISL South Main street; Elizabeth
Donnclly, Crout street; Amos Hawkins,
Is Bacon street; Joseph w. Smith. 25 Fill
more street.
sewer Connections Ordered.
To connect premises with sewers, the
following, viz:
nsasy %hS~c. g. w.s Hsdss ss c,ary sys fss
Thomas Mccarthy. SD Eddy street;
heirs Of Owen Boylan. ia Lockwood street, Jo-
hannaJ. Manning. Ill Globe street heirs OF
ming. 1865 Dex or street; Charles H. smith, AZ su-
pcrtr street; Patrick Flemmng. 102 Dexter streat;
heirs Of Thos. Rodgers. i7s Crary street;
heirs OF Thomas Mccarthy. 55 Cary street; heirs
Of Owen Boyian. So Lockwood 81 eet. Patrick
Fleming, 1s3 Dexter street; Hannah r. McKenna.
OF rs Plain street; heirs OF Thomas Mccarthy.
street; Patrick Fleming. 100 Dexter street Cora 3.
Hoard. 17 street: Alice and Hannah McKsnna, rs
Plain street. Bernard OBrien l74 Crazy street,
Mary Murray o7 Boe den street. VIM. +. Hammond,
t62 Fountain stvect, Anna Pine, Bellevue avenue;
James X. Hodg q 500 Pine street; Bernard o Byme
102 Plain street; Timothy Newell. li6 Crary street.
William A. spraeue. 1856 Dexter street; Patrick
Burke. 1a4 Dexter street; William r.
Hammond, 3s3 Fountain street.
heirs OF Owen Boyian. ll5 Lockwood street; John
Phil ips. 80 Acorn street; Mary Murray rs Borden
street, heirs Of George w. Harris. "a East street
John Phillips i7v4 West minister street; wilha IN
Burrows. 13o Federal street; heirs of W. Prenfers.
- Parade street heirs OF A5be A. Minsor. eoi
Westminster street; Charles " Porter. 10 America
street. Leah Walker. ei Cushing street; Cyrus w.
Field 20 Harkness street. william NJ Harris and
W. s. Reynolds were given permission to remove
nwtli and offal
The board OF health then adjourned.
The Aldermen In Session.
The board of aldermen then convened.
Mayor Potter presiding.
Alderman Oluey, who had given notice
Sf bis intention at previous meeting %
she board, moved a reconsideration OF the
vote whereby asbington K. Waite. who
asked permission to erect n barn, was
given leave to withdraw. AS there had
BEEN two special meetings Of the board
sincs Waise was refused permission, aud
a. the notice was filed at the first special
meeting there was considerable objection
by Alderman Fuller on the Introduction
Of the motion. he stating that the
matter should have been disposed of at
The first special session. Mayor
Potter thought the action was legal and
Assistant City Solicitor Baker sustained
him. The vote was reconsidered and
flnal action was postponed until the next
meeting.
Petitions and Communic atlons.
The petition Of James Coffey for relief
from sewer tax Was referred to the joint
committee on claims.
The report OF the commissioners
appointed to lay out Fruit street and
Adelphi avenue was read ard continued
until Nov. l6
A communication from the overseer OF
tho poor relative to an additional appro
priation for the poor department. was
read and was referred to the committee
on poor department. This communication
calls for al additional appropriation of
$1,000 to meet the demands OF the depart
inent for the remainder of the year end
ing Sept. 80. 1898
Reports and Resolu tions.
The report of the ipspector of public
buildings ON the conditions Of the build
inRs at II aud IA BoAd street was received
and referred to the city solicitor.
joint resolution of tie city council
declaring West street a public highway
was read ana p used.
A jJint resolution to lay out f. ldy
street from Point street to the city line
was read and passed.
The board approved the appointment
o. Patrolman joan j. Hartuett, as ser