The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-03

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tween Franklin and Dean s'reo's 10
changed to Lyman street.
That the t~horoughfare extending from
| Garden 10 Washington street shall Do
designated as Cressey lane.
That the name of Douglass street, De-
tween Ives and East River, be changed 10
Midway.
That the name OF Brooklyn street DO
changed to Cargili street.
A renort was received from the COM
| mittee on street signs and NUMBERS, 10
whom was referred the petition OF resi-
dents Of Brooklyn street, once Cargih
street. for the restoration OF the old name.
The report recommended that the petit
tioners be given leave to withdraw'
Alderman Ballou protested against the
adoption of the recommendation, claim
ing that the original name was That OLE
good worthy citizen OF the State. lie
said that il the street had a bad reputa-
ton, as was claimed by some, the mere
changing of the name would not cleanse
1t.
Alderman Harris stated that O hearing
had been given and that nearly all the
residents Of the street were in favor OF re-
tanning the present name. The recon-,
mendation was not adopted and the oiu
name was, by motion ofAlderman bsiiou
restored.
Accounts.
The following bills were ordered paid:
Inspector OF milk, $166.57; schedule Oh
bills, bridge department, S492.7l; sched-
ule of bills, health department, s~24ia.ooi
schedule OF bills, police Department.
s1s47.6s; schedule of bills, poor depart
ment, s1s7.53; John A. Scollsy'
asylum walls and buildings, s2ooo;
Theodore III. Colvin, asylum walls ana
buildings, SS.73; Thomas w. Manchester,
streets, $50; Samuel s.. Dnrfee, streets, ";
Quincy A. Hooper, streets. sloSooi Der
nard j. Padien, $50; Harry +. Cooney, 700;
providence Gas Company, $114.7s; Will
M. Young, s102.75: George H.. Pettis'
$3.50; Battey street stables, 1851; VII
liam X. Potter, $40.
Miscellaneous.
The report of the joint committee on
city property relative to providing Q room
for election purposes in the First Ward,
was referred back to the committee.
The petition of James Il. Walsh ia be
appointed a%uctioneer was granted.
Petitions of Max Friedman, james
Boyce and Ferdinand Calderoni to be sp-
pointed police constables were granted.
Petition Of ID. M. Lawlor to keepa VIC
~tualling house was granted.
An ordinance In amendment OF the or
dinance entitled ."Municipal Court" was
|, adopted providing for an amendment by
adding a clause fixing the dates OF sessions
, Of the court during July and August In
each year on the second IND fourth Tues
|, DAYS In said months.
One hundred and two orders to connect
estates with ewers and 81 to abste nuts
, anoes were issued.
CITY clerk was directed to advertise
orders to be posted upon the premises o
Frceborn johnson and Emma F. James
80 Hospital street and Edison 3. Jones, 20
. Charles and 81 Ashburton street.
: An invitation from the Ancient Ordel
|, of Foresters OF America to the Mayor ant
: Board to review the parade Of the organi
. cation, August Is, at 10:15 o'clock wa
: accepted.
Upon nomination of Alderman Winshil
George T.. Perkins was unanimously
elected rs city inspector of milk.
The annual report Of the city enginee
y was received and read by title.
Two communications relative to Ultra
ton. were received from City Enginee
: shedd, IN referred to the committee o
filtration.
An ordinance was passed that wheneve
the City Treasurer shall DO absent, tn
!. Deputy City Treasurer shall have al
!. thority to sign the city's registered bonds
= The petitions of the following persop
= to build barns were recommended by tn
- inspector of buildings and granted by til
Board: Edward Q. Halves, Lovegrove
Burlingame, William ID. Con, Angel
~ Deluxe, william Gibbons, Ida Il. Cotton
- Dennis Murphy, John Walsh, William
49, Sprague, Il. M. Harris, Albert Goldberl
Charles w. Spencer, j. Byron Whip
"a and the city Of Providence.
The petition Of Henry q. Wood to 90
lect swill and the petition Of A. Grouar
:, to DO appointed undertaken were granite
- ON recommendation Of the superintendent
of health.
The reports of the Dexter Asylum, Il
weeks since the last meeting OF the Boar
were received.
The gifts of Diadana F. Perry, John v
Darnell, Diana Fitzgerald, Charles Hur
Inn burt, Sarah Shute, heirs Of Angelina
4. Campbell, Emily Avery and Mary Q. To.
ss TO the North Burial Ground were r
of ceived.
I'd An ordinance authorizing the commi
sioners of the North Burial Ground to O.
"a change land with lot owners for the pu
rsa= pose of strengthening the lines I'd
ways, walks or lot boundaries was pssse
The petition Of A. ID. Taft, Caroline J
Farnum, Michael II. Brady, Butler II
u change Company, for remission of Ia
ns were referred to the COMMITTEES on claim
ZEN A petition for the layout OF Vesta sire
on was referred to the committee on stree
Petitions for lights on Admiral and BE
Ine cock streets were referred to the com
tee on lamps.
Augustus Hull, petitioner for change
'h' name OF Rugby street to Charleston, "
given leave to withdraw.
A resolution was passed to curb sic
ing walk on Willard and California aven'
ON school estate.
ing Petitions Of John II. Felberg to kecT
ger tavern, Mrs. Annie M. McSoley, to tral
an fer victuslling house license, Robert
Pratt to keep q victualling house, Nor
hea Bergel, James Sharkey and Jacob Shelf
to buy and sell Junk were granted.