Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-21
LINCOLN COUNCIL.
Railroad Matter Post.
pOned Yesterday.
MANY STREET MATTERS.
Committee on Delinquent Tax Col
lectors Not Ready to Report

raped 10 order yesterday. The members
were all In the building, however, and
so was John r. Dennis and Messrs. Joslin
and Luther OF the United Tracticn Co.,
sometimes called the Pawtucket Street
| Rsilway Co.
Railroad VI after Postponed.
When the petition OF the Moshassuck
Railroad was brought up IL was expected
that hearing would be given at once
| upon the matter, but Councilman Lock.
wood presented letter which he had In
his inside pocket asking for its contin-
uance until the next meeting as they
were not ready to proceed with the hear
Ing. This was signed by Supt. Clark,
and In accordance Herewith the hearing
was continued.
street Business
Lonsdale avenue was continued az the
Commissioners were not ready to report,
and OH Earle street IL was voted to lay IL
| out from Richardson to Moore street and
abandon the proceedings on the rest OF IL.
There was considerable talk before this
was affected, however, but It finally pre-
| vailed az any other course would evident
ly be quite expensive.
The report OF the Commissioners on the
relaying, widening and Improvement OF
Broad street came up and Ambrose Feeley,
Esq, OF Woonsock ct, who represented
the estate OF Andrew Donshue which
| held several mortgages, said he had no
| objections II the plats with the report
were the true plats of the lines and
| grades. The report and plats were then
received and ordered recorded.
lt was voted on the recommendation of
Mr.. Comstocg TO SHIFT the lines OF the
Anna Sayles road 80 feet as the abutters
were all agreeable TO the change.
| Petition to establish and curb sidewalks
on Great road in the village OF Saylesville
was continued to next meeting and the
abutters ordered notified.
| Railrond Fra nchises.
| petition of the Pawtucket Street Rail-
| way 90. for leave TO lay rails on Branch
avenue and Smi hfield avenue, being the
| identical franchise that the Moshassuck
| railroad people asked for two weeks ago,
was received and continued until the
next meeting.
Mr.. Savage presented petition from
| the WooDsocket Electric Power and Ma
chine Co. for leave to erect poles and
wires IN Manville and Il was granted to
2.
Petition of John Mayne to be APP
pointed a special constable was referred
to the Committee on Police.
Joseph A. Roberts, Arthur Demers ard
William Ponton were elected police con-
stables on motion of Mr.. Schiller.
Joseph j. Arnold and John Wright
were granted building permits,
A letter from Rev. Arthur Rogers call
An. -, ha ,tf 81
Clinton street was read but no action
was taken.
IL was voted TO curb Cross street last
meeting. Since then an error was dis
covered and now the abdtters will have
to be notified TO appear at The next meet
ing.
Buls Allowed.
The usual grist of bills for paving
Broad street and for work and materials
In the several highway districts were al
loaed
Bill OF George A. Simmons for two
years services as Building Inspector,
amounting tc 1900 was referred to the
Committee on Claims.
Bills for labor on jerks Park amount.
| ing TO s706 was presented. After consid-
cradle talk as to the propriety ofordering
was finally referred to the President with
| instructions to confer With the ToWn
| Treasurer and report al the next meeting.
Arthur l.. V,so was unanimously elected
Sewer Commissioner TO fill the vacancy
caused by the death OF Israel Stott.
Div ding the Town.
The question came up OF dividing the
| town into two districts In accordance
with the vote OF the town meeting. 1t
| WAS voted that the committee consist OF
one from each voting district.
| IL was then voted to go into executive
session TO consider he appointments.
| After being out 35 uInutes they re
turned and voted to refer the matter To
the President, he to submit seven names
| TO the Council at the next meeting.
| The $1,000 appropriated for the stone
| crushcr was on MOI ion ~ Mir. ComstoCF
diviucd, giving 5000 each
Committee on q, no mt tax culI.rtnts
Was cglied up ny = Jordan Udt Mr..
Cra"IOrd ssid iury vc.c not sdy to re-
port.
The meeting en- sdiourn,d TUESDAY
Sept. 4.
| thi-f Pat Honored.
! Chief Engineer Pntt OF the Fire Depart :
ment returned yesterday from the Nation
al Convention OF hief Engineers which
was hoiI iu Montreal. Mr.. Patt was
honorou ~ being chosen VIC, resident
| OF the srs0claiiuE.
DisIt' touTt,
Before Judge Con this morning Michael
| Ilinor1 wss aysigned on Ihu charge oi
cruelty to horse, beng arrested by Ray
q. Hullng. He pleaded not guilty and
| will have a trial Thursday.
woman Was fined q ana costs for
| drunkenness.
| later. zttnE It.mu.
George ~. Bernard left yesterday for q
two weeks visit 10 relatives In Canada
and Mount Washington.
PUcssset Tribe, Order OF Red Men,
mat last evening and conferred the Chiefs
degree on two cs1didstes.