Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-10

ferred to the Committee on Highways.
Petition TO establish and curb Webb
street, from Main street to Lonsdale ave-
nue., was referred TO the Committee on
Streets, and the abutters were notified to
appear at the regular meeting in June,
and the City Engineer was directed to
present a grade OF the street at that meet
ing.
The bonds OF several city officials were
approved.
Petition OF George &. Davis TO locate
steam boiler was continued.
Harriet Armstrong was granted leave to
withdraw her petition for abatement OF
curblng tax.
Petition OF william l.. Orr and others
TO remove building from the corner of
North Main and Exchange streets to the
rear OF Hamilton street was ordered ad-
vertised for Wednesday evening next.
Petition OF Martin j. Robin for relief
In the matter of the sewer In Warren ave-
nue. was referred TO the Mayor and the
City Solicitor.
Resolutions to accept the gift of s100
each from Jobal Patt and Lucy p. Thurs
ton for care OF burial lots In Oak Grove
cemetery was passed.
Petition for a sewer in Warren avenue
from Main street To East avenue was re-
erred to the Committee on Sewers.
Union st. Jean Baptiste was granted
license to hold fair without fees.
Petitions OF Thomas Z. Steere and Mrs.
Mary Doran to be allowed to pay their
sewer tax in three parts were granted.
An ordinance making an additional .ap-
preparation OF s10O 900 for the construc-
tion account of the water works was re-
ferred to the Committee on Finance.
A resolution authorizing the Inspector
of Plumbing to hire a horse and carriage
whenever II was necessary was read and
passed.
Evergreen street was accepted as n
public highway and the grade was es-
tablished on said street.
The report OF the Commissioners on the
layout OF Perry street from Broadway to
the Mendon road was presented and the
statutory notice 10 the abutters was or
dered.
On recommendation OF the Committee
on Police, the resolution remitting the
fines imposed upon Officers Watson and
James ii. Smith was indefinitely post
poned.
Resolution to pay the hills of the Com.
missioners on the layout OF Perry street,
$3.50, and the bills of the Commissioners
on Evergreen street, s109, were read and
passed.
sThe special committee to which were
referred the sevt raj petitions for permis-
sion to run wires from Rough and Ready
| Engine House to certain manufacturing
| esla bills hments, reported, recommending
that petitioners be charged go for ach
wire per year. This report was received
and the recommendation adopted.
Petition OF Lucirs A. York for abste-
ment of tax was referred to the Board oi
| Abatement.
Alderman O'Rellly moved that the PEI
tition OF Hugh J. Carroll be taken up, anc
| that a time be set for a hearing before the
| Board.
His Honor said the complaint shoulc
come through the Chief OF Police, also
| that the petition was incomplete in re.
| gard to dates, etc.
After some discussion the petition was
| ordered returned to the petitioner for cor
rection.
The usual monthly bills were allowed
The following matters from the Common
Council were passed in concurrence:
Ordinance relating to plumbing in con-
nection with the city water works.
Ordinance making transfers from GER
tain appropriations.
Ordinance granting the Pawtuckei
Street Railway permission to lay rails on
certain streets.
Thirty applicants were granted build
lug permits.
Deeds of George II. Miller for lands fol-
highway purposes we're continued till the
next meeting.
Alderman Smith said he thought there
should be some action taken in regard ia
the Inter State Railroad, but without act
ion the Board adjourned just after Il
o'clock.