Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-09
BOARD OF ALDERMEN
Second Ward Lists Again Can
vaSSed.
Batch of Special Constables Appointed.
Other Business.

The Board of Aldermen held an ad-
journed meeting last evening for the pur-
pose OF canvasslng the voting list OF the
Second Ward for the special election on
Friday next. His Honor Mayor Tiepke
presided, and all the Aldermen we're
present.
The canvass of the voting list was
almost a mere matter OF form, there being
but two or three changes.
His Honor the Mayor appointed the
following police constables, and they were
confirmed by the Board;
Napoleon L'Heureux, George Everly,
Samuel II. Baker, Aaron Ingham, John
ID. Jones, Patrick Mcmahon, Caleb J.
Carvelle, Albert G. Bagley, David II.
Snow, John Ii. Ramo, Michael Riley,
James II. Miliotte, James Dunn, George
III. Locslin, Samuel }. Mcclure, James III.
Gilpatrick, Henry Massey, William III.
Burgess, Joseph Massey, Thomas I. Bren-
nan, MARCEL Ramo, Joseph Oaks.
The resolution concerning the amount
due the city by the Interstate Railway
Company, from the CITY Council OF 1893,
was referred To the Committee on Rail-
roads.
The ordinance in relation TO the inn
provement OF Lumber street, also from
the previous Council, was referred to the
Committee on Streets and Bridges.
The Mon Amour Social Club was
granted permission 10 hold a masquer-
ade on the 49, n inst.
Petition for drive bridge over the
railroad at Woodlawn, from the old
Council, was referred to the Committee on
Streets and Bridges.
TIE ordinance providing for sewer in
Sterry street was continued TO the next
meeting, with the understanding that at
that time the City Engineer will have a
plat OF the street ready Tor inspection by
the Board.
The claim Of Atwood, Crawford & CO.,
on account of the improvements OF Front
street, was referred Ju the Committee on
Claims.
The communication from the school
committee concerning the appropriations
for the coming year was referred to the
Committee on Finance.
The petitioners for the widening OF
Japonlca street, from Middle to Main
streets, were given leave TO withdraw.
Petitions OF Abby n. Fuller and
Bridget Conley for abatement OF tax were
| referred to the Board OF abatement.
Nine applications tor building permits
were presented, ordered advertised and
| referred To TO the Inspector OF Buildings.
An ordinance concerning the issue and
| sale of bonds was presented and
| referred to the Committee on Finance.
An ordinance relating TO the drivers OF
the police ambulance ana patrol wagon
was presented and referred 10 the COM
mittee on ordinances. The ordinance
provides that the Chef OF Police may ap-
point two drivers OF the police ambulance
and patrol wagon-one for the day time
and one for the night time-each OF whom
shall be a police constable ana each to
receive pay at the rate OF $50 per year.
The Chief is also given the power to re-
move either or both OF these drivers at
any time and appoint others in their
places.
The monthly report OF the Overseer of
the Poor was received and ordered on file.
Bills were allowed and ordered paid as
follows: Street lights, s2,3li 20; block
paving, sls0 56; highway department,
s2,l0i So; police, 81 1856 II; poor, sl,9l3 0l.
The Board adjourned till the regular
meeting Wednesday evening.