Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-11
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
The Situation Al the
FarWeIl Mills.
ABOUT THAT SALARY BILL.
Two Children Returned to Their
Psrents-All tho Local News.

The situation In the City Council Just
ut present II q very interesting one. IL
would not be at all surprising II In
short time there was another deadlock. II
there 10 one It will probably be more
serious than the first. The Board OF Al
dermen has seen At to make certain alter-
ations In the salary ordinance whereby
the salaries of certain city officials were
fixed at higher rate than was desired by
the Common Council. The matter Is now
In the hands of the Finance Committee,
and the action which will be taken when
the matter Is referred back Monday night
Is looked forward to with considerable In
forest. II 1t Is found necessary to appoint
q conference committee 1t will probably
be found more difficult for that commit
tee to bring about an amicable Adjustment
than on former occasion.
1.-THE Fsrwell MIL.
The decree OF the Manufacturers' club
goes into effect Monday, when the mill
will close. When they are ready to start
up again they may have some difficulty
about procuring help, as a majority OF the
operatives have left the city.
When the mills close down tonight 1t
will be for an indefinite period. TRI.
BUNE reporter was told this morning 1t
might be for six months or even longer.
The reporter asked IL any help at all
would 60 to work Monday morning.
"The book keeper will remain at work In
the office" was the evasive reply. On be-
ing asked IL anyone would 60 to work In
the mill the reply was: eve have moth
ing to say about that"
Two or three men have been busy weav-
Ing samples and 1t seems likely that they
will remain at work. 1t would not be at
all surprising II those who are at work on
the product of the Waterford mill should
also remain In.
A Fight.
There was quite scrap in the vicinity
OF Dexter street last night. For some
time there has been trouble brewing be.
tween two men In that locality and last
night they went to a secluded place aid
settled their difficulties with their fists.
or For Visit.
Samuel Pendergrass and wife left today
for Holbrook, Mass, where they will
spend few days. visiting friends.
Able.to Be Out.
Officer WEIGH, who has been confined to
his home by illness for several weeks, Is
now able to be out. IL Is expected that he
will be able to go on duty again In short
time.
The Tax Assessors.
The Board of Assessors have not yet or.
ganized. This fact is causing considerable
discussion, as In view of the large amount
of work to be performed by them they
should organize at once.
Children Recovered.
Last night Chief Of Police Goldsmith
received word that two young children
who evidently belonged In this locality
had been found in Providence. 1t was
found that one belonged to family named
Dunn and the other to q family named
Alcock, both Of Valley Falls. They were
restored to their parents.
Memorial Day.
Preparations for proper observance OF
Memorial Day are now nearly completed.
The final details will be announced In the
TRIBUNE In few days. The City Coun-
oil OF Central Falls and the Town Conncil
OF Lincoln have been invited to be pre-
sent and have accepted the invitations.
Musical Entertainment.
Miss Russell, the soprano at the Broad
street Baptist Church, Is arranging for q
musical entertainment to be held In the
near future, the proceeds Of which will be
added to the organ fund.
Amateur Fishermen.
A party Of prominent men, among
whom were a number Of city officials, en-
joyed fishing trip to Newport yesterday.
A Nuisance.
Carriers OF night soil are In the habit Of
dumping the carts on certain vacant lots
within the city limits. This practice Is q
menace to the health and is regarded as
such by the authorities. The police are
keeping sharp lookout and will arrest
the first person caught.
Mission Will Open Tomorrow.
A mission, the first held In this parish,
will open tomorrow at the Holy Trinity
Church at the 80 O'Clock mass and will
continue for two weeks. The first week
Will be for women, and the second week
for men. The mission will be conducted
by the Jesuit Fathers.
Started From Explosion.
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