The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-29

offal were granted upon the recommends.
tion OF the superintendent OF health.
An invitation was accepted by the Boaro
10 review the parade OF the United Ordel
OF Odd Fellows.
A communication was received from
the city auditor 20 effect that appropria
itons for highway and water department
are nearly exhausted and that $50, OOt
and $4,000 would be required TO supply
the deficiency.
Another communication was received
from the commissioner OF public works
stating that the highway department ap-
preparation would be exhausted August
81, and unless $50, 900 should be appropri'
ated work would have TO be discontinued.
The communications were laid on the
table.
A resolution was passed appropriating
$500 TO provide temporary school room
accommodations for the children in the
vicinity of Potters avenue until the new
building shall be completed.
NEW POLICEMEN.
The following policemen were appoint
ed upon the recommendation OF the chief
of police: Willard |. Turner, Charles Il.
Kennedy, Gilbert ii. Norton.
Also upon recommendation or the
chief officer Daniel II. Hurley OF Station
was dismissed from the force.
Alderman Windsor presented commu-
nication from the fire commissioners ask
ing for an additional appropriation of
$1,000, nd moved that IL be referred TO
the committee on finance, so referred.
Alderman Peirce presented the month
ly report OF the city messenger for July.
The reports OF the committees on the
layout OF Madsworth street and Regent
avenue were continued until October IL,
1895.
A resolution was presented by Alder
man Watson and passed, authorizing the
city registrar to pay TO clergymen 10
cents for each birth reported.
The following bills were examined and
allowed:
Daniel J. Duggan & Son, asylum walls
and buildings, 1856; Thomas III. Leonard,
streets, SIS; Raymond q. Place, streets,
sls; Samuel s. Durfee, streets. $3.50;
Charles Livingston, elections, s15; ID. H.
Arnold q Co., sl.10; Starkweather 81
Williams Si0.72; James G. Gon, sac. 40;
Frank II. Carpenter s77.s9; Barker, Chad
sey Il Co. .51; Providence Gas Co. sS4 81
The petitions of the following persons
to build barns were granted:
Francis W. Carpenter, on Angel street /;
Patrick Hayes 81 Franklin avenue; John
Megathlin, 10 Second street; Albert j.
Doyle, 27 Florence street; John Brady, POI
Huntington avenue; Antonio Leduc, 246
Valley street; A. NJ Craig, ia Lilac
street; j. A. c. Sanford, rear 80 Aldrich h
street; Antonio Altieri, rear 592 Charles
street; John A. Macrae, Old Powder Mill
road.
The reports OF Dexter Asylum for the
week ending Aug 3, 10, IL and "a were
received.
Petition of Thomas Bettrum, to keep a
pool table at No. n Brayton avenue; of
Hiram Cohen, to transfer junk license to
No. AZ Charles street, and OF RichardT.
Hulme, TO operate steam boiler at No.
loo Harold street, were granted.
Victualing house licenses were issued
TO Frederick NJ. Dean, at No. s Wicken-
den street; Steere a. Cook, at rs Snow
street; Mrs. Zelina Il. Mckeen, at Al
Jackson street; John Donovan, at 118
South Main street; Jacob Atamin, at 424
Washington street, and Jacob Atanffff, at
307 Gladstone avenue.
And junk dealers licenses 10 Harry
Levi, at 20 South Main street; James Kier-
nan, at % Newark street.
The petitions of David Perylman, to
buy and sell Junk at 200 South Main
keep pool table at is Aborn street, were
not recommended and the petitioners
were given leave 10 Withdraw.
The petitions of John NJ. Goldberg for
curbing on Stampers street. Eustace
Crees, TOR curbing on Lexington avenue;
Carlton 5. Hardenburg ct al, for lamps
on Swan avenue; Mary T.. Seward, for
lamp on farragut avenue; remonstrance
of WHtty r. Sweet ct ui., aguinst- -buffuing
sewer in Stanwood street; j. M. Gold
berg, for compensation for damages; III.
b. Fiske, ct AL, for sewer in Althea
street; III. Il. Fisl<e, ct al, for cur bing on
Althea street; Mrs. Charles +. Hussey, ct
al, for sewer in Pierce street. and of
Charles III. Weaver, ct al, for sewer in
lfatR Ietr, al "A Al
various committees.
The monthly report OF the Inspector OF
steam boilers was received.
The following matters from the Com
mon Council were all brought up for con-
current action on the part of the board:
invitation TO review parade of Ancient
Order OF Foresters.
Order to receive the monthly report of
the city auditor for July, 1895.
Order TO receive the 5Oth quarterly re-
port of the department OF public works.
Resolution directing the joint commit
tee on police to report relative to the
prevention OF robberies, assaults, and
burglaries W thin the city limits.
Resolution approving contract made
with n. Klmball, and authorizing the
joint committee on city property to do
estate.
Resolution TO pay Edwin b. Steere the
sum of S6 for damages
Resolution TO remit tax assessed against
Ada Smith.
Resolution to remit certain sewer as
sessments.
Resolution TO concrete sidewalks on
Abbott, Livingston and Evergreen streets.
Order TO receive the monthly report OF
the city treasurer for July, 1896.
Resolution making appropriations for
water works construction.
Resolution to refund tax erroneously
assessed against Orin X. Wilbur.
Resolution accepting gifts OF the fol-
lowing to North Burial Ground Fund:
Adolph Brietstein, Joseph S. Davis,
Joseph Il. G. Farnham, Joseph M. Gra-
ham, Henry V. Haswel.
Resolution ordering sewers in the fol-
lowing streets, viz. Adelaide avenue,
Chester avenue Roger Williams Park,
Miller avenue and Broad rtreet.
Resolution granting permission to Pat
rick Moroney TO move a building.
Invitation TO review parade of labor or
CARNATIONS, September 2, 1895.
Invitation 10 attend convention of Ma
tional Society of Municipal Improvement.
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