Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-07
SCHOOL CASH.
The Mayor Wants
More Time.
LENGTHY SESSION.
Aldermen Transacted a
Deal of Routine Work,
MUCH STREET BUSINESS.
Communication Severely Arraignipg
Two Police Officers.
MUCH STREET BUSINESS.
Communication Severely Arraignipg
Two Police Officers.

The regular monthly OF the Board of
Aldermen was held last evening with His
Honor Mayor Tiepke In the chair and all
the members present.
The following communication from His
Honor was read:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
PAwrUCKET. X. June 8. 1884.
To the Honorable thel Board OF Aldermen:
GENrs:-l beg To call the attention of your
honorable body TO the limited amount
Of time afforded me In which to
investigate the subject matter con.
taincd In an ordinance making an additional
appropriation for the support of the public
schools, and which passed your body on
May 23rd, and ! also beg to advise you that
an exhaustive investigation OF the matter Is
now being made and will be concluded I'm "A
few days. respectfully add that when the
business OF tonighps session Ia completed
that rocess mot an adjournment) be taken
until Monday evening. the nth inst. at s
O'Clock, ms such action win give me a few
days OF addItional. .time.to draw proper con.
illusions before taking final action.
HENRY r.. TIEPKK. Mayor.
The communication was received and
ordered placed on file.
The following veto message was then
read:
EXEC, TIVE DEPARThENT,
PAwTUCkET, X. l., juno d, 1894
To the IIJnoIab the Board of Aldermen:
GENTLEMEN-l return To you without my
approval, ~ petition signed by andrew J.
Patti aud Irying j. PHtt, ask ny the CITY
Council To accept The sum Of one hundred
dolaIs, the IL terest To be used In care aud
preservation OF burial lots 80. 40, al, az. IS, ~
and t5. The said petition IL accom- panied by
a. Int resolution accepting said gift, passed
bT beth branches OF the City Council, and
disapprove of said resolution because the
city cannot properly execute the terms of
the gift without imposing an extra expense
upon Itself. HENRY T. TIEPKE,
Mayor.
Under the charter no action could be
taken at last nights meeting.
Voto Sustained.
The Mayors veto OF the ordinance sp-
propriating $1,000 for block paving was
sustainec by Unanimous vote.
Concurrent BUSINESS.
The following bus mess from the Com
mon Council was concurred in:
Ordinance appropriating 200 for the
payment OF special officers.
Ordinance appropriatiDg s2,400 for
sewer in Blackstone avenue and Hamilton
street.
Reports Received.
The reports OF the Chief OF Police, City
Physician and Overseer OF the Poor for
the month OF May were received and or
dered placed on file.
NuIsances Reported.
City Physician jerks said that a cess
pool on the property OF Patrick McNeal,
corner OF Garden and Pearl streets, had
become a nuisance and he was ordered to
abate the same within "a hours.
Petitions.
Several petitions for building permits
were referred to the Inspector of Build
ings.
Petitions OF +. p. Williams and Pickett
~ Mullen for pool table licenses we're or
dered advertised.
Petitions OF M. +. Kibbey, Thomas
Kennedy and James Flaherty for permis-
sion tn sell fireworks, petition OF Z. Il.
Brown for lunch cart license, petition
OF J. Il. Devine, Mary and Abbey Arnold
and James Hughes for victualing house
licenses, petition OF Thomas p. Williams
for tavern license were all referred to
the committee on fOllCo Oh the bOhru OF
Aldermen.
Petition OF James Gregory, Jr., for the
transfer of his yictualing house license to
iss Kate Rooney was granted.
Petition OF Martha Il. Evans for abate-
ment of real estate tax was referred to the
Board OF Abatement.
number OF petitions for permission TO
pay sewer tax in three installments were
granted.
Petition OF George s. Newman to locate
a steam boiler at g0i North Main street
was referred to the Commissioner OF Pub
lie Works.
Petition for an electtlc light to be placed
on Woodland street was referred To the
joint standing Committee on Street
LiR hts.
want Damages.
Claim OF Bernard Noonsn for go dam
ages done TO his property corner OF Taft
and Spencer streets by the hremen taking
doors from bis house to use as shields
during the late fire was referred TO the
Joint standing Committee on Claims.
Petition OF John A. Lowell for II 900
for damages done to his house on Central
avenue cause by explosions In the Gem