Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-01
IN SPECIAL SESSION
Aldermen Transact Much
Routine Business.
JURY LISTS ARE CONF FIRMED
The Emergency" Cases on the High
ways Cost Sl3, ,55l94.

dermen was held yesterday afternoon
with Mayor Tiepke In the chair end all
the members present and the following is
a correct record OF the doings OF that body:
The jury list was presented by Aldermen
O'Reilly and Perrin and confirmed by the
| Board.
The following were granted pool table
| licenses, on recommendation OF the Com
| mittee on Police: Patrick Mcmahon,
James FITZGERALD, Alfred Pierce, Patrick
A. Lennon, Bernard II. Lennon, John
ousley, Henry LsCroix, Moies Diette.
The following tavern Licences were
granted: Ernest Litterer, William II.
Gurney, Gelb Il Norton, William A. Nick
erson.
The following were granted lunch cart
licenses; George w. Marshall, Jr., w. II.
Rounds.
Charles A. Jones OF Central Falls was
| given leave to withdraw.
The following were granted victualing
house licenses: Allan Anderson, Charles
f. Hawkins, Frank s. Arnold. Henry
krahl was granted victualing house
license for six days In week, the place
to be closed on Sundays.
Petitions that Olive street from Bar
ton to Broad street be accepted, graded
and the sidewalks thereon curbed was re-
ferred to the Committee on Highways.
Claim Of William q. Danz for compen-
sation for damages to his property caused
by the blasting at the Central avenue
sewer, amo uniting to $780, was referred to
| the Committee on Claims.
An ordinance making an appropriation
OF II 900, on account OF the assessment OF
taxes, was read and passed.
An ordinance appropristing 81 COO TO
pay the salaries of the clerks in the office
of the City Clerk was referred to the Com
mittee on Finance.
A petition to accept Mystic street was
presented, the abutters were notified to
appear before the Board at the meeting In
June. and the City Engineer was In.
structed to bring in a plat OF the street at
that time.
Petition for new highway from Allen
to Central avenue was presented, but no
action was taken on account OF an infor-
mality.
Michael Conlin was given permission to
| pay his sewer assessment In three install
ments.
Aldermen Perrin called the attention OF
the Board to the fact that though the Old
Boston road was accepted years ago, 1t
has never been plated, nor has grade
been adopted. No action was taken.
| An ordinance making an appropriation
OF 5000 for the purchase OF sewer pipe,
was read and passed.
| Aid. Miller offered a resolution direct
ing the Chief of Police to cause printed
| copy OF the rule passed by the Board OF
| Aldermen last May, In regard to the ar
raignment OF prisoners, to be framed and
hung upon the wall of the Office OF the
Chief OF Police.
The resolution was referred to the com
mittee on police of the Board, by vote OF
three yeas to two nays, Aid. Gorton, Per-
rim and Smith voting in the affirmative.
Aid. O'Reilly then inquired what had
become OF resolution offered In the
Board some time since, to refund the fines
imposed upon officers Watson and Smith.
In response TO this inquiry, Aid. Gorton
stated that the committee had been con-
sidering the matter, but had arrived at no
decision.
| A resolution authorizing the Commit
tee on Streets and Bridges to execute
lease with the Consolidated Railroad for a
piece OF land where the stone crusher is,
| at the rate OF dollar year, was read and
passed.
A communication was received from the
Dunnell Manufacturing Company to the
effect that the Central avenue sewer is
| lowering the water in Hammond's pond,
and that this company will hold the cit y
responsible for any interference with the
| vested water rights OF the company. Re
ferred to the City Solisitor.
| An ordinance making an appropriation
of s13, ,5519i, to pay for the special work
done on the highways last winter In the
"emergency" cases, was read and passed.
A resolution directing the City Solicitor
| to apply to the General Assembly for an
amendment to the building law, gi ing
the Board OF Aldermen increased power
In the matter, was read and passed.
| William q. Johnson was given permis-
sion to pay his sewer assessment In three
installments.
| Bill OF Charles n. Dean, amounting to
| s17G0s, was allowed and ordered paid.
Isaac Wolfksky was granted a Junk
| dealers license.
| The Committee on Streets reported
fsvorsbly a resolution granting the Pos
tai Telegraph Cable Company permission
to put up wires In certain streets. Re-
ferred to the special committee on this
subject.
Annie scanlsn was granted an intelli-
| gence Office license.
| An ordinance making an additional ap'
preparation OF 81 900 for contingencies
was received from the Common Council
and passed in concurrence.
| Ordinance making an appropriation for
the construction OF a sewer In Main street
| from ThurstoB TO near Magill street
/ came from the Common Council with a
| verbs amendment. The amendment was
concurred in, and as amended the ordin-
snce was passed In concurrence.
Common Council ordinance making an
appropriation for the construction OF a
surface drain on Brook street was passed
IN concurrrnce.
The abutters on Hamilton street were
| notified to appear at the regular meeting
In June in the matter OF grade OF that
| street.
| Application OF Charles Jarvis for atavern
| license, and Of owen Rice for victualliDg
house license, were referred to the COM
| mittee on police.
An ordinance spprOpriating $1,000 for
block psyin was read and passed, after
a long consideration In executive session.