The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-22

| eiy dosumsnts and all documents for the OF
Council or eithel branch thereof. or an
psrt%sss q the city % not osssfwi:
feaaired ~ statute Or specially s1smpt y
stamps. % 1s ss ss' ssss ana a. susss
various departments; shall superintend the print
ing q :, any .s.
any advertisement TO be inserted in any
newspapers in excess Of the pumber Of times re.
qulred by law. He shall not supply any writin1
inks except those OF standard quality, 10 be used in
making the permanent records Of the several de-
sEc s. Said superintendent shall number and
print not exceeding seven hundred and nfty copies
slg the several dsparimsnss. ssiss. Sirssi:a
Y :sS socs e two Sa%dr.a
niiy copies % be bound With the 'Providene. CITY
Documsnts,v and shall at the beginning OF each
siSs "a sns n' y . q
OF said Providence City Documents OF con
css csss' copy ' each each ' the es, sonis1 sss
umsnts Of the preceding municipal year, 9.. M.
9s sssa sSs sSs o.
alphabetical list Of the documents therein.
sEc. T. The superintcndert shall on or before
the nrst day OF each month, send TO the various de-
parments detailed bills OF the stock and stationery
used BY, and the printing done for each depart
ceding month, which bills shall be approved by
the officers In charge Ct each department. and shall
tions Tor such department
SIC. s. Said superintendent shall keep proper
books Of account and when satisfied OF the legality
OF any requistion foy printing stationery or bind
ing shall AZ once comply with II, and make proper
'dence that the work done goods furnished are
accepted by the Offices issuing the rcquisition.
shall be construed TO mean ali engraving, stereo-
,ypins eiecire,yPins; liihosraPhlsg photograph, ps
Piled to any doeS%snts % prin,es % os or by the city
ESEeffInment os any Of Its departm,en,s Inc Term
SIC. T. said superintendent shall make an an.
year ending september 30 In each year and include
a statement of the cost OF the printing. binding,
department Of the city government and generally
OF all matters transacted under his superinten-
az may be practicable Of the kinds Of writing
paper and writing In used In making and keep
ing the permanent record books In tho several de-
sEc. $. whenever the onice Of superin-.
by death qe.rnPeiss Pfisl"s sSs ns and
whenever the superintendent shall be unable 10
perform the dats, q his os BY Of sick
%Sc sRson' .sa oPs sSs oss e%SHs aSs::
vacancy be alled by the City Council or until such
disability shall cease as the may be. The
have ali he power. ' and be 'pGS"p saSiees to ali
sne ard as,ins an appsrtssains TO- such once,
charge Of the duties thereof aud shall
give bond with sureties for the faithful per-
formance Of the duties of his once. In the same
amount required OF the ssperinte ndent Of pri atng
Whenever REQUIRED so 70 do by The Mayor aud the
meeting OF either branch thereof after such APP
pointment the name OF the person so appointed.
SEC. o Upon the passage OF this ordinance the
Joint standing committee printing. subject to
the, approval OF the mayor, Is hereby author
,ssa, ,ssd to employ suitable person TO per;
eieeed and qasisd to act 3 hersubet ns re rro
such SCI vices a. the rae OF not exceeding one
thousand dollars per annum, payable monthiy. to
be determined by said committee on printing.
SEC. 10. The preceding provisions OF this ordi-
nance, shall not apply 10 any documents issued by
the City Council nor 20 the volumes which the
record commissioners N ay deem proper to print OF
the Old Town Records. 10 the school books
printing and stationery required for the public
sEc II. Thi,, ordinance shall take effect upon its
Inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed.
The ordinance was referred to the joint
on ordinances.
Cleaning Private Ways.
A resolution asking for legislation to
empower the commissioner of public
works to clean streets and lanes not ac-
cepted by the city of Providence, the sbut-
ting owners to bear one half the expense,
was referred to the committee on high
ways.
Concurrent Business.
The following matters were passed in
concurence: An ordinance permitting the
Union Railroad Company to lay rails and
to erect poles ana wires in certain streets
Dn condition that said company remove
It's tracks from Exchange street.
each, and resembling resolution No. 265,
current series. Resolution directing the
oint special committee appointed under
resolution No. 401, to arrange for the
dedication OF the statue on Dexter
Training Field, to be presented to
he city by Henry c. Clark, Esq.
RESOLUTION relative to raising the school |
iouse on Harrison street for ward room |
Resolution authorizing the erec- |
ion OF pavilion in the North |
3urial Ground. Resolution dedicating |
Rutland street as public highway. |
resolution to build certain streets and to |
harge the expense therefor to the special
for highways. Resolution
o lay out Ellery street as public
highway. Resolution to lay out
portion OF Governor street.
to lay out Wendell street.
resolutions to define the grades OF
'issel, street, Spooner street, Hath
way street, aud Sawyer street.
The report OF the commissioner of pub
c works, the superintendent of
ealth and city engineer upon a system
I mechanical filtration was received.
he resolution directing the commission
r of public works TO contract for system
{ gravity filters, and adding s151 900 to
he appropriation made therefor by reso-
ltion No. 102, series of 1898, was laid over
nd made special order for the next
ieeting when the filtration commas
oners and DIR. Swarts will be invited to
xplain to the Council What the filtration
ystem is aud what the needs are for It.
The Council then adjourned to Monday,
une 4, at O'Clock.