The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-22

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| Columbia Hall; Nigilant Council, q. VA.
| NJ. in Oriental Hall; XX Social Club, in
B. #. Hall.
| A petition was presented by Alderman
| Mccarthy from the Association OF
Stationary Engineers TO appoint special
committee TO frame an ordinance provid-
\ ing for a better system OF inspecting
steam boilers. The petition was granted
and the Mayor appointed as the commit,
tee Aldermen Mccarthy, Winsor ana
| Thurston.
| The petitions TO build barns which had
been laid over for two weeks were granted
| as follows:
Herbert Taylor, Johnson street; Isaac
! Hahn, willard avenue; Albert Spratt, 4
| Fourth street; Robert Pettis, p Carroll
street, Luke Fay, 1856 Chaplin avenue.
The following new petitions for barn
| permits were laid over: Peter y. Donovan,
| II lanths street: Thomas Carmody, III
| Curtis street; Patrick Mcdonnell, Hunt
ington avenue; Daniel Grant, 129 Doyle
avenue; T.. Il. Parmenter and wife, 147
Sixth street; John u. Fish, Frost ana
Concord streets; George Buckley, 10
Aventine avenue.
The petition of Fred Newman for
transfer of restaurant license was granted
and also the petition of Abram Crowell TO
locate a steam boiler at 50 Clifford street.
On recommendation of the chief M. L.
Bates and f.. NJ. Cory were reappointed
police patrolmen alters six months service.
The petitions of Henry Il. Kelley,
William B. Collins and Alfred j. Burgess
to be appointed constables without power
to serve civil processes were granted.
Bills were examined and approved as
follows: Gelb * Norton, elections, s50.47;
inspector OF milk, sl69.52; Hugh Duffy,
elections, S20.
Abbott Lawrence and j. n. Potter were
licensed to remove nigh soil upon recon-
mendation OF the superintendent OF
health.
Morris Finsberg, petitioner for pool
table and victualing house licenses was
given leave to withdraw.
Orders TO define the grade of Alabama,
California, Delaware, Indiana, Massa-
chusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, New
York, Ohio, Vermont and Washington
avenues we're referred to June 20.
Orders for curbing Harris avenue, Silver
! Spring, Eames, Mumford and Emiline
streets were referred TO May 16
Maryland avenue was received as pub
lie highway.
Petitions Referred.
The petitions OF w. II. Tillinghast for
lights on Irving street and OF 3. 5. Sprague
for lights on Stewart street were referred
to the committee on lamps.
Petition of Robert Pettis to change the
name of Carroll to Holden street, was re-
ferred to the committee on street signs
and numbers.
Petitions of Paulina A. Inman and Isaac
s. Burke for remission of sewer assess
ments were referred to committee on
claims.
Petitions OF George II. Barnett, A. y.
Miller, Jr, Cornelius White and Il. V.
Connolly To be appointed constables were
referred to the committee on constables.
Petition of the Granger Iron Foundry,
for a sewer in Sims avenue, referred to the
mi ffsaa
Petition OF Builders Iron Foundry, for
sprinkling Codding street, referred to
committee on streets.
Petition of Charles A. Place, to concrete
sidewalks on Cranston street, referred to
committee on highways.
Petition of j. w. McCrills to curb Rose
dale street was referred to street commit
tee.
Petition to concrete sidewalks around
Columbus Park, referred to highway COM
IN ttee.
Petition for the layout of burlington
and Wordsworth streets to the same COM
mittee.
Petition of Helen Il. Hough for curbing
| OF Linwood avenue to street committee.
Petition OF J. w. McCrilis for macad-
amizing Rhodes street to highway COM
mittee.
pointed auctioneer, to the committee on
auctioneers.
Petition for the layout OF Vesta and
Veazie streets, to highway committee.
Petitions of Nicholson File Company to
curb Tingley ana Kane streets, to the
street committee
communicat from the superin-
tendent OF health, to the health COM
mittee.
Petition OF Max r.. Norman for layout
of Eiswall street and of Edwin III. Brown
for layout OF Althea street, TO highway
committee.
In Concurrence.
Orders TO receive the several monthly
reports OF the city messenger for Feb
ruary, 1895.
Ofthe city treasurer for February, 1895.
or the Joint committee on finance on
surrender OF coupon bonds for February,
1895.
OF the city treasurer on surrender OF
coupon bonds for February, 1895.
An ordinance providing for temporary
clerical assistance for the board OF can
vassers and registration.
Resolution condemnipg certain land
for school purposes.
An ordinance adding $50 100000 to the
appropriation for dredging the harbor
Resolution appropriating s30,000.00 for
improvement of the barbor.
Resolution appropriating Si,500.00 for
the purchase of lot for school house in
the eighth school district
Resolution adding S100, 900 to the appro-
priation for highways.
Resolution declaring Sims avenue a
public highway and ordering the same
repaired at the expense of the city.
Resolution declaring Tingley street
public highway and ordering the same re-
paired mt the expense of the city.
Resolution to remit certain sewer as
sessments.
Resolution TO remit tax OF George w.
Benson.
Resolution TO remit tex of Henry p.
Benson.
Resolution TO remit to Peter Olsen
sl2.l6.amount of tax erroneously assessed.
Resolution TO remit tax on {. j. Sweet
estate; Charles X. Sweet, executor.
Resolution to define grade for Rose
dale street.
Estimates of the receipts and expendi-
lures for the financial year ending Sept.
30, 1895.
Order 20 receive the annual report OF
the superintendent Of public buildings
for the year 1894.
An ordinance in amendment of Chapter
629 OF the ordinances entitled Salaries OF
fha RpaFd nf tfanNaaaars