The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-02

well's avenue, TO Alder nan B,Ilou Mrs.
| c. Caufield. at $50 K i'y street, t. Alder
man Fuller; Abbie Mcjorty. at 2i0 M n
| ton avtnne, 20 Alderman Wesl hur-
ray, Spil a. Co, at 26 and % Pi 0
~ rect. to Alderman Winship; john }.
| Quinn. at ls2 DE IN street. to Alderman
| Ballou Rhoue Island News company. at
| l29 and 14l Westminster street. TO Alder
man Winship Mrs Catherine Trainor.
| at 1872 Wickenden street, Co Alderman
| Olney; Lydia NJ. Wood,in, ut Az North
| Main street, 10 Alderman Lansing !;
| Thomas Troy, at 64 Eswald street, 60
| Alderman Ballou Henry w. Crook, at
| 40 Academy avenue, To Alderman West I;
Frederick Elwood &s Co., at 46O Cranston
street, to Alderma Little.
The petitions ofsthe following TO raise
buildings were referred TO the Insp p.ctor
OF buildings: James Sherwood aud w.
III. O'Neil
1hs following petitions to build barns
were referred to tue INSPECTOR II bdlid-
il gs: Pa rick Il. Manning. Edgar w.
| enlngtop, Thomas ). Sherman. Joan
+. IooIes. F" asnington + Waite.
The report of the j,int committee on
harbor. al poiuting john 3. Adamson AS
quarantine sentinel. Was received. here
we're questions asked as TO whether he
was resident of Providence anu IL was
ascertained that he was not. Tne re-
port was recommitted To the com nittee
on harbor
The reports of the committees appoint.
ed to lay out Bergen and Langdon streeSs
were continued 10 June l5
The petitions Of Aunie Feeley AMI John
III. Vallette for damages were referred to
the Joiut com nlItee on claims
Ihe Ietltlon for sewer In Williams
street was referred 10 the JoinS connie
tee on savers.
The petition of Job Booth and others
IN ae In El.s,x ...a
ferred TO the Joint committee on sewers
Petition Tor sewer la Preston street
was referred to the committee on sewers.
Petitions for curbing on Arnold ana
other streets were referred TO the COM
mittee on streets
Accounts Allowed.
The following accouuts were allowed:
Insp, ctor OF milk, S97 80; bridge depart
ment, sl,176 81; health department..
s., ,023. 80; police department, 81. 455. 90;
poor depart ment, SS63 30; Hugh Duny,
$40; John B. McGuinn,ss, 500; James +.
sullivan. $50. 90; Thomas 4. West. $ll9 so;
4. &. DAVIS, $40; John p. Fox, SIS; Jonu
w. Ho9an, sis2; Providence Gas CON-
paIy, $50 22; Battey Street stable. s2o. -.
Joint business.
A communication OF the CITY clerk
relative to the acceptance of the Union
Railroad Company OF certain privileges
was received aud sent to the common
council.
Joint resolutions granting permission
to john Ill. Coyle and William Kelly TO
raise buildings were passe1.
communication WAS received from
the city auditor asking for additional
appropriations for contingencies and in
terest.
An nrd;ror,. ,,,a. adontad ,arc,;,t;o,x
the Narragansett Electric Lighting
company 10 put up ana maintain poles
and wires in the following streets an
avenues Arch, Barnes. Barton. Carter,
Constitution, Cypress, Dodge, Dyke,
Haskins. Hayward. Hoppin, yencks.
Lareh, Lee, Magee. Maple Oak, Pember-
Westfield. Wilson. Zone and State
streets. and Willard, Wayland. Bel
mont, Baker, Chaplin Congress- Nor
WOOD and Young avenues.
New Telegraph Line.
The petition of the Postal Telegraph
Cable company to erect use aud main
tain poles along Dyer street from West
minister to Friendship, Friendship to
Broad stree, Broad street TO West
Friendship, West Friendship to Elm
wood avenue, Sprague street. Superior
.treet, Cranston street, Fenner's avenue,
Reservoir Avenue to city line, WAS
granted. The purpose of the company is
to construct new line to New York by
way OF Narragansett Pier aud Norwich.
A Joint resolution was adopted adding
$5v0 TO the appropriation for the addition
to the fir. sta,ion on Pu nam street
An ordinance was passed. permitting
the New York, New Haven ana hartford
railroad to construct spur track from
the present track on South Water street
into the works of the Providence Steam
Engine company.
Captain Beehler to Draw Pay.
A joint resolution was adopted author
iziug the chief engineer OF the fire de-
partment to continue the name of Henry
r.. Beehler on the pay roll OF the fire de-
partment. Beenler is the captain Of lose
late fire at the Daniels building on Gus
tom House street.
A joint resolution was adopted to build
a sewer in A and Rice streets.
The board or aldermen adjourned to
meet Thursday, May IL, at o'clock p.
IN.
In the board OF health the following
we're ordered 10 abate nuisances: Heirs
of Amos w. Olney (3), John B. Gray,
Victor Gelb, b. Wolf. Alonz) Willard.
Richard Is. Davis, Maria Shaw, Robert
barton, Daniel OBryan, IL Frauk Lay
ton. William G. Greene. Rose Fanning,
Anthony Is. Day (2), Sarah Hawes. Ll-
censes TO remove the contents OF privy
Fred Ia Angel, Antoine Silva, George X.
Burton. The board of health aujourned
to meet Thursday. May IL, at 3 o'clock
m n.