Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-18
COMMON COUNCIL.

An adjourned meeting OF the Common
Council was held In the council chamber
last night. 1t was 8:15 when President
Fiske called the me:nbers to order and
Clerk Bowen called the roll, all the men,
bers being present but Councilman Cum
mings. The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
President Fish stated that the Mayor
had returned the school ordinance with.
out his approval, the Mayor giving his
reason for so doing that 1t had not re-
ceived proper consideration from the
Council. The veto was laid onl the table.
The Mayor returned with his approval
the resolution appropriatingf5 $500 for the
observance of the Fourth.
The sum of $4O9 was appropriated for
the purchase OF block paving.
Councilman Fales from the Committee
on Street Lights reported that a contract
had been made with the Pawtucket Gas
Co. for furnishing lights for the Valley
Falls district.
From the Aldermen came a resolution
asking that the Council concur with the
Board In electing a Fourth of July COM
mituee and the Board had decided that a
committee of Aye would be sufficient, two
Aldermen and three Councilmen. Presi-
dent Fish appointed Councilman Wash
burn, Mccartney and German on the
part OF the Council. Adjourned.
still More Honors.
At the meeting of the Democratic State
Central Committee held In Providence
yesterday Chairman Owen appointed
James McGlynn OF this CITY to serve as
one OF the committee on naturalization
and on September election.
Annual Excursion.
The letter carriers OF this city will make
their annual excursion down the river
this afternoon. They will leave at 2:20
and 20 to Providence where they will be
met by the csrriers OF that city. Only
two deliveries will be made by the car.
riers at this Office today.
Ooombs Arrested Him.
The report that Detective Haberlin of
Pawtucket arrested Cornelius Williams on
the charge OF larceny 10 erroneous. Will
liams went to the fawtucket station and
asked Capt. Rice II he was wanted and the
latter looked the warrants over and told
Williams that he had no charge against
him. Williams was arrested In Woon-
socket and Chief OF Police Goldsw orthy
detailed OfYicer Coombs to 90 to that city
and bring him to Central Falls, which he
did, aud when the Pawtucket officers dis
covered who Williams was Q warrant was
made out and they came to this city and
placed him under arrest.
Williams waa born In this city and has
been arrested several times for larceny.
Election Of OHicers.
Court Flower, A. O. +. OF A., held it's
regular meeting In their hall on Lonsdale
avenue last evening. Besides transacting
routine business the following officers
were elected; Chief Ranger, J. +. Devaney;
y. q. t., Abias q. Decelle; X. g., Thomas
b. Farrell; 8. w., Paul Sweeney; J. W.,
Thomas Mitchell; y. b., Jules Langevim;
J. b., Frank ii. Bellin.
The officers will be Installed at the next
regular meeting by Deputy j. f. Kelley.
Court Central, A. q. II. of A., met In st.
Georges Hall In regular session last even
ing and elected tho following as officers
for the ensuing term: Z. r., Walter A.
Bacon; 8. q. r., j. j. Mcintyre; X. g., J.
Il. Degnan; 8. W., James y. Burns; j. W.,
Daniel Fay; 3. b., william Denton; j. b.,
John Havemier; trustee for eighteen
months, James Powers. Deputy J. j.
Connolly OF Valley Falls will install tho
officers at the next meeting.
Lively Runaway.
YeIterdav as a team belonging to the
American Hop Beer Co. was standing I'm
front OF RobinsoD's fsaloon on Dexter
street tho horse took fright at n barrel OF
beer which was being unloaded from the
wagon'o Patrick Fsrrell. The barrel be-
came unmanagea Bile and fell to the ground
with a tbud that caused the horse to run.