Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-05
In CENTRAL FALLS.
More About the Granting
of Licenses.
THE HIGH STREET LINE.
A Coachman Creates Big Excitement
With His Revolver.

Now that the seventy four citizens have
paid for the privilege OF selling liquors,
the authorities should see that the laws
are enforced. The members OF The Law
and Ordor League are highly indignant
over the snub they received from the
License Board and the refusal of the sa-
loon solons 10 consider their side OF the
case.
The petition set forth that there was
now one liquor store TO every $50 inhabi-
tants OF the town and requested that the
saloons be limited TO one TO every 500. Or
ders have been given TO the police depart
mCnt TO be on the look out for illegal liq-
uor selling aud the edict has gone fort h
that all violaters OF the law must suffer
the consequences, without fear or favor.
These same orders are given out each year
and there Will be lust as much rum rule I'm
Lincoln this year as heretofore. In Fall
River city ots2,C COO there are not as many
licensed saloons as I'm Lincoln ana still the
Border city has an unenviable reputat on
as rum city.
Another meeting OF the License Board
will be held on Monday evening, wien IL
is expected several additional licenses that
are being held In abeyance will be granted.
High street Electric Line.
In accordance with recent vote OF the
Council IL was voted TO notify the Inter-
state Railway Co. to either put High
street In condition or remove the rails
therefrom.
The company now has but forty days I'm
which to comply with the request of the
authorities and after that time the town
will remove the rails II the work has not
been done to their satisfaction. 1t il
probable that the tracks will have 10 be
removed, for the Interstate has no outlet
for this line In the town and the short
length OF track on High street is OF no
use To them.
This would give the Pawtucket COM
paDy right TO run on High street, a
privilege much desired, ana would solve
the problem of rapIr" transit for the
Broad street line and would complete a
belt line.
The rails OF the Interstate company are
standard guage and the tracks will be
probably utilized while the work is being
done on Broad street.
Made Things Lively.
Last evening William Gallagher, a
coachman for Leroy Fales, went into Bar
ber's stable under the influence OF liquor
and for time there was about as much
excitement as heating dynamite over r.
hot stove. Gallagher first began breaking
window glass and then In a reckless man
ner discharged the contents OF seven
shooter. One OF the bullets entered a
boarding house adjoining and came with
I'm an ace OF hitting n man who was in
one OF the rooms on the second floor.
When Gallagher had exhausted his
ammunition be was placed under arrest.
This morning he was fined go and costs
for discharging firearms and was also
fined for revelling.
Personal Mention,
Louis p. Beaudry has accepted a posi-
tion in Fitcburg.
Rev. Father Mongonais, who is visit
ing his parents I'm Montreal, will return
the 18th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Carly have ar
rived home from their wedding tour and
begun housekeeping on Parker street.
Rudolph Menard OF st. Hyacinthe, p.
O., has accepted position with DR.. A. Il.
Falcon.
Mrs. Joshua Goldthorpe, Mrs. Marlin
and two daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. james
Briefly and NJ iss Coyle of LOnsdale avenue
sailed from New York todav on the Lu-
cania for two months visit to friends
across the water.
Interesting Items.
The womon's mission at the Church OF
Our Lady OF the Sacred Heart will close
tomorrow evening with papal benedic-
tion. Rev. Father Savsrd officiating. The
services next week VIII be for the men OF
the parish.
HThe members OF the family OF Theophlle
Toujas, who were poisoned by eating
canned corned beef, haye fully recovered
and regard 1t as marrow escape from
death.
The festival OF the Star Base Ball Club
Will open In Temperance Hall this even
ing.
The matter OF forming bicycle club Is
being talked up by local riders OF the
silent steed and IL is probable that meet
ing will be held within week TO perfect
plans for an organization. There are
large number OF bicyclists In Central
Falls and there Is no reason why a strong
association could not be formed.