Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-27
TROUBLE Is OVER.
Aldermen Straighten Out
Steam Boiler TangIe.
SPECIAL MEETING HELD.
Mr.. Brazeau Offers q Good Attraction
For the Fourth.

A special meeting OF the Board OF Al
dermen was held last evening with His
Honor Mayor Tiepke IN the chair and all
the members present. The meeting was
more particularly called to grant permis-
sion for the location OF steam boilers at
the Payne and Taylor buildings on Broad
street and Railroad avenue and the II. y.
Taylor building on Main street than for
anything else, but other business Of more
or less importance was transacted. A
feature of the meeting was the introduce
tion OF an electric fan that made more
noise than steam drill, but the change
In the atmosphere was perceptible and
also agreeable. Hereafter the honorable.
board will hold no more heated sessions.
Mayors Message.
A message was read from His Honor the
Mayor stating that the meeting had beon
called to take action on the matter OF act
ing on the petitions OF the Broad Street
Power Co. and Il. Il. Carpenter to locate
steam boilers and to transact any other
business as might come before 1t. The
message was placed on file.
Petitions Granted.
Both petitions were then unanimously
granted. On motion OF Mr. Smith the To-
cation of the boilers was placed under the
supervision of the Board OF Public Works.
About the Fourth.
J. b. y. Brszeau addressed the Board In
regard to presenting 10 the citizens Of
Pawtucket the handsome tableaux which
the people of Marlboro bad the pleasure
- upff N Iaat ka
said the whole local celebration was In
charge OF a special committee and that he
should appear before that body.
Other Business.
Peter Dibble and Thomas Dwyer were
appointed special constables.
Petitions of Fallon n Cronin, Newell
Coal and Lumber Co. and the City Coal
TO. to locate steam boilers were ordered
advertised for Wednesday, July IL.
Joseph f., and Margaret McGlone were
granted permission to pay their sewer tax
In three installments.
st. Mary's Ladies' Aid Society was
granted permission to hold picnic July
4th free of charge.
Petition of James Hughes for victual-
ing house license was referred to the
Committee on Police.
Thomas p. Gllls bill OF % was referred
to the Committee on Finance.
Petition of John ID. Sawyer to sell gun
powder was referred TO the Chief Of the
Fire Department.
Petition of Charles Beane TO cross GER
tain streets with wires for the purpose o.
connecting certain business houses for
the purpose of organizing a messenger
system was referred to the special COM
mittee on wires OF the Board of Alder
men.
Alderman O'ReiIly asked II the contrN,-
tors who are erecting the State Armory
had applied for permission to locate
steam boiler and City Clerk Sibley said
they had not. His Honor said the matter
was being looked up.
Mayor Tiepke spoke in regard to the
vote passed by the Board in regard TO
allowing the Rhode Island Electric Pro-
tective Co. to locate wires for an annual
rental OF s20 for each wire. He said the
company states that II could not pay that
amount and Is willing to go. The mat.
ter was referred back to the Special Com
mittee on Wires.
The nuisance on the premises of Pat
rick McNeill at SS Garden street was or
dered abated within As hours.
The City Engineer was ordered to bring
In plan of Prospect street from Dunnells
Lane to the city line.
George e. Newell brought up the ques-
tion Of grade on Taft street and found
the matter was In the hands of the joint
standing Committee on Highways.
Mr.. MoNeill addressed the Board In re-
gard to the nuisance reported on his prop
erty and said that there was no nuisance
there and that everything was in cleanly
and proper manner.
Adiourned.