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

men Council was passed I'm concurrenes.
Ordinance appropriating gi,400 for the
purchase Of land for school house site
at Fairiawn.
Joint resolution providing for ths
erection Of pine new electric lights.
The lease OF the rooms occupied By tho
Free Public Library from the Sheldon
Building 20. to the city was accepted.
Ordinance appropriating goo for .
sewer In Clay street, from Fountain street
to Broadway.
Other Businsss.
Petitions OF Frank McKenns, 101 Paw.
tucket avenue, and Francis A. McKsnna,
IA Pleasant street, for pool table licenses,
was referred TO the Committee on Police
and Licenses.
Petition of Guion Expisito for vlctual-
Ing house license at 1888 Main street was
granted.
Petition OF Louis and William St. God
dard for victusling house license at 30
East street was granted.
Petition of John Geelan for victualing
house license at 282 Mineral Spring ave-
nue. was granted.
Petition OF Owen McAioon for victual-
Ing house license at 7l0 Prospect street
was granted.
Petitions OF John ii. Ramo, +. M. Kirby
q Co. and Thomas Kennedy for licenses
to sell fireworks were granted, the time
being set from June 10 to July 10.
Twelve applications for building permits
were referred to the Inspector Of Build
ings and and large number were granted.
Petition Of Robert Wilson TO locate
steam boiler on the Times Publishing
Co.'s property on Exchange street was
ordered advertised.
David y. Black was granted permission
to locate two steam boilers at the Same
place.
Communication from the Board OF
Trustees OF the Free Public Library, stat
Ing that the sanitary condition OF the
rooms 10 not what IL should be, was re-
ferred to the Health Officer.
Petition Of the night lunch men OF the
city asking that the license fee be reduced
from S20 to sl0, the former fee, or else
that they bs allowed to begin business be.
fore O'Clock In the evening was referred
to the Committee on Police.
The monthly reports OF the Overseer OF
the Poor and the City Physician were re-
ceived and ordered placed on fife, and the
report of the Chief OF Police was referred
to the COMMITTEE on Pollce.
Street Matters.
Petitions for the layout and the estab-
lisnment OF grade on North Bend street
from Central avenue to Broadway we re
presented. The former was referred to
the joint standing Committee on High.
ways and the latter to the City Engineer
with instructions to bring In a grade.
Petition of William p. Allen, trustee OF
the estate Of .Mahala Davis on Newell
avenue, for the abatement Of sewer tax
was referred to the Committee on Claims.
Two plats from the Home Building 20.
were referred to the Joint standing Com
mittee on Hiohways.
The City Clerk was instructed to make
out deeds of the two burial lots In .dineral
Spring cemetery owned by Henry Q.
Fields Of Providence.
Petition OF the Sheldon Building Co.
for building permit was ordered sdver-
tised.
Ordinance appropriating s16,600 for the
Improvement OF Prospect street from
Dunnell lane to the East Providence line
was passed.
Claim of the Sheldon Building Co. for
$3.50 for land In front of the Merry es-
tate on Main street, which will be part
OF the sidewalk after the new structure is
erected on the new street line, was re.
ferred to the City Engineer with IN
structions to find out how muc land
there Is there.
Ordinance appropriating S175 for a
sewer in Brown street, from Washington
street to Mulberry street, was passed.
Petition for a sewer In Sisson street,
fro TIM bot ~
ferred to the JOINT Standing Committee
on Sewers.
Ordinance approprating "a, 500 Tor curb
ing on Central avenue, from Broadway to
College street, was passed and the abut-
ters ordered to appear at the regular
meeting In July.
Communication from Allen Tenney,
stating that there Is a nuisance at the cor
ner of Pearl and Mulberry streets, was re-
ferred to the health officer.
Petition that grade be established and
sidewalks curbed on Chandler avenue was
referred to the City Engineer to bring In
grade and the abutters ordered to ap.
pear at the July meeting.
Ordinance appropriating $500 for the
improvement Of Clyde street from East
avenueto Waldo street was passed and the
abutters ordered to appear at the July
meeting.
Joint resolution authorizing the Com
mlttee on Streets and Bridges to sell
strip Of land on the southerly side OF
Randall street belonging to the city was
passed.
Communication from the Commissioner
OF Public Works In regari to the i'm
provement Of Cottage street, from Broad
way to Central avenue, was referred to the
joint standing Committee on Highways.
Bill Of Jason e. Lawrence, e28, for kill.
ing dogs was allowed and ordered paid.
The monthly bills OF the different dc.
partments and several street accounts
were allowed and ordered paid.
The following jurors were drawn for
the United states Circuit Court: Grand,
George ii. Perkins, Henry Fletcher and
Walter q. Hartford. Petit, Francis