Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-08
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Board OF Aldermen was called to
order by Mayor riepke, all the members
being present. The Mayors message in
regard to guard wires was read and the
accompanying resolution passed.
The following Persons were nominated
special constables by the Mayor and con-
frmed by the Board: George A. Brown,
John Collins, James NJ. Crawford, Charles
). Kenyon, Arthur r. LaPlant.
Several applications for pool table
licenses were received, ana referred to
the Committee on Police.
Bernard Goldburn was granted a juuk
dealers license, Ms wss Isaac Winier.
Five applications for building permits
were presented, ordered advertised, and
referred TO the Inspector OF Buildings,
and % persons were granted building per-
mits on recommendation OF the Inspector
OF Buildings.
Jesse M. Fairbrother was granted per-
mission to locate a steam boiler.
Petition for a sewer In Japonics street,
from Broadway to the summit OF the
street, easterly OF Broadway, was raferrod
to the committee on sewers.
Petition OF John ID. Cattanach. for
abatement OF tax, was referred to the
Board OF Abatement.
Petition that Masterson street, across
the Hughes plat, be put in repair, and
| lighted, to Walcott street, was presented,
and petitioners we're granted leave to
withdraw, said street not being . public
highway.
The Hub Loan Company was granted
pawnbroker's license.
A resolution accepting 600 for the care
| Of the Simon w. Dexter, lot I'm Mineral
Spring cemetery was passed.
| The monthly reports OF the Overseer
| OF The Poor and the Chief OF Police were
received and placed on file.
Petition of Michael T.. Whaleu for COM
| pensatlon for damages by ejecting him
from his building on Pleasant street,
| $500, was referred to the Committee on
| Claims.
| Alderman Perrin, from the Committee
on Ordinances, reported an ordinance
creating the officers OF Health Officer,
| Police Surgeon and CITY Physician at a
| salary OF Il 900 per yea. Read and passed
Also, from the same committee, re-
| ported au ordinance concerning the
abatement OF taxes, providing that the
| Board of Aldermen shall abate only such
taxes as have been Illegally assessed, or AZ
are uncolluctaoie, Read and passed
| Alderman Mill.r presented resolution
TO pay the account of Wllmarth IL Nc
| Killop, S93 70, ana james l.. Bryant, f157 80
for work on Lumber street. Read and
passed.
Bills were allowed and ordered paid as
follows: Street lights, s2ii066; highways,
s2sl7.72; poor, Sl9l8.97; police, 1921 .46;
Jason Il. Lawrence, $40
Common Council ordinance establish
ing Board OF Public Works was re-
ceivod, read and passed in concurrence.
| Common Council resolution concerning
the hond Of the Pawtucket Street Rail
way, was read and passed In concurrence.
Tho report OF the committee on city
property concerning the laying out OF
streets on land belonging TO the city near
Smithfield avenue was received and
adopted in concurrence.
! The matter OF the acceptance OF Glen
wood venue and establishing "A grade
thereon came up and the abutters thereon
were heard for while, when the mat
ter was continued til the regular meeting
In March, the Board In the meantime to
visit the locality,
The proposed grades on Wayland eve.
nue., from Pawtucket avenue to Main