Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-09

and curbing on Wayland avenue came up
by assignment. Several abutters appeared
and objected 20 this being done, but the
Board vote To make the improvement by
vote OF three yeas TO two nays. Yeas,
Aldermen Gortop, Miller, Thos. O'Brienj !
nays, Aldermen Edward O'Br,en, Perrin.
The matter OF establishing sidewalks
and setting curbtng on Allen avenue, from
Broadway to Cottage street, also came up
by assign nment, and no one appearing to
object, the improvement was ordered
made.
Petition OF George II. Orr for leave to
move building, was ordered advertised
for hearing on the 22d inst.
The ordinance providing that the Mayor
shall be member ofthe Park Commission
ex-officio, and not President Of that Com.
mission, was passed on recommendation
OF the Committee on Ordinances.
Application Of Darius l.. Con and Ly-
man b. Con OF the Bridge Mill Power Co.,
for permission to distribute electricity for
general purposes throughout the city,
subject to such regulations as may seem
proper to the Board, was presented by
Alderman Gorton. After some discussion
the matter was referred to the Committee
on Police and Licenses.
The abutters on Maple, Whipple and
Gerald streets were ordered notified to ap-
pear at the meeting June to be heard on
petitions to establish sidewalks on and
curb said streets.
A communication from John l.. Ross,
wishing to withdraw from an agreement
made with the city more than year ago,
was received and referred to the Commit
tee on Highways.
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300 for the improvement of Taft street;
an appropriation OF 81 $50 for the re-
pair OF WiDton street; an appro priation
of 81, $50 for the Improvement OF Warren
avenue, were adopted on recommends
tion OF the Committee on Finance.
Account OF James M. Crawford for
numbering streets was ordered paid.
Resolution to pay Cyril and Sarah LIE.
girls the sum Of s75 for land taken In the
Improvement OF Evergreen street was
passed.
Petition OF Cyril Legris for abatement
OF tax wGs referred to the Board Of As
SCISSORS.
Petition for an electric light at the cor
ner OF Railroad avenue and Broad street
was referred to the Committee on Street
Lights.
Ordinance appropriating $3.50 for coL-
creting the approaches to the State
Armory was passed.
The matter OF bringing Lawn avenue to
grade and curbing the same was con-
tinued.
Ordinance appropriating $500 for the
Improvement Of Japonics street was
passed.
Ordinance fixing the salaries o; the City
Treasurer, the Collector of Taxes and the
Assistant City Treasurer, was referred to
the Committee on Finance.
Petition for q sewer In Fountain street,
from Central to Blackstone avenues, was
referred to the Committee on Sewers.
Several petitions for permission to pay
sewer assessments In three installments
were granted.
A communication was received from the
Commissioner Of Public Works trans
mitting the assessments on sewers In sew
eral streets. The assessments were con.
frmed.
Ordinance appropriating %, 1000 for the
improvement Of Buffum street, was re-
ferred to the Committee on Finance.
The Committee on Police reported back
33 applications for victualing house and
tavern licenses, with recommendation
that the applicants have leave to with
draw. A motion to adopt the recommen-
dalton of the committee was lost by vote
OF one yea to four nays, and the petitions
were taken up separately. The result was
that Thomas Flanagan, Abby and Mary
Arnold, Myron d. Kelly, Charles Lotti,
w. F. Collins, Andrew McNamara and G.
Gimilini were granted licenses, the ap-
plication OF Frank j. Farrell was con-
tinusd till Msy %, and the remaining ap-
plicants were granted leave to withdraw.
Kate Rooney, James Gregory, John w.
Donohue, John Mccormick, Frank Mar
chettt, Adolph w. Massmann and Henry
Krahl were granted vietualing house II.
censes on recommendation OF the Com.
mittee on Police.
Victor Gelb, Ernest Litterer and Will
liam II. Carney, were granted tavern ii.
censes on recommendation OF the COM
mittee on police.
Several applicants for pool table II.
censes were granted, and John j. Devlin
and Otto Arzt, were given leave to with.
draw similar petitions.
Bills were allowed and ordered paid as
follows: Street lights, $2,14S 50; special
officers. $56; police, $11S 16; Evergreen
street, 50 rs; highways, $3.50 81; curbing,
$5s2 46; poor, 81, ,051 rs; Jason E. Lawrence,
s26.
Alderman Thomas O'Brien introduced
resolution directing the Chief of Police to
&C arrange the hours of duty on Sunday
for the patrolmen 30 they may be enabled
to attend religious services. Referred to
the committee on police.
Alderman Edward O'Brien introduced
resolution AUTHORIZING the committee on
poor to cause steam heating apparatus to
be put into the new hospital at the City
Asylum, which was passed.
The following were drawn jurors for
the Common Pleas division OF the Su-
preme Court: Carroll J. Pullen, Owen