The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-22
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
The Proceedings at Yesterday After
Moons Session.

Alfred J. Croweil, .ohn IA. O'Leary,
James Tully, Harris w. Brown, we're
appointed police constables without
power TO serve civil process.
Upon econ mendation OF the superin-
tendent of health the following were
offal: A. l.. Randall, v. Joseph Ia
gundss, Byron Young, Waldo Graves
and Jncintho Ferreirs.
A resolution was passed granting the su-
perintencent OF public buildings permits
sion 10 connect the Doyle avenue school
estate with the old stone drain In Doyle
venue for the purpose OF draining the
lot.
A resolution was passed, ordering Q
Sc wer i'm Francis street.
The resolution directing the city solic.
itor to apply to the General Assem- bly for
authority to establish a police commits
sion, which was laid ON the table at q pre-
vious~s session, was not taken up.
sTREE MATTERS.
The Board approved the recommends
tions OF the committees 10 lay out Grand
and Rhode Island venue
The matter OF defining the grades OF the
following avenues was referred to April
16, 1896:
California avenue, from Maryland ave-
nue. to Michigan ayenue;
Esmes street, from Olney street to
Eimgrove avenue;
Emelinc street, from Olney street to
Elngrove avenue;
Ind ana avenue, from Wayland avenue
10 Michigan avenue;
Mumford street, from Olney, street TO
Emeline street;
Nevada avenue, from New York avenue
to Vermont avenue;
New York avenue, from Maryland ave.
nue. to easterly termination;
Ohio avenue, from Maryland avenue to
Michigan %avenue;
Vermont avenue, from Maryland ave.
nue. 10 NGrragansott hay.
Also tho curbing OF Osborn street.
Tn change OF the grade Of Waterman
street was continued with order Of notice,
and the change OF the grade of Planet
street, between South Water n South
Main streets, was recommended.
The grade OF East River street was es-
tabiishod.
a resolution was passed authorizing
the committee on city property to sell at
public auction or private sale The city
lot at the junction OF Hope and India
streets, and also the strip OF land on Har-
ris avenue near the Atweils avenue bridge
and also the lot ct the corner Of Bacon
and Scott streets.
The bills OF rhe Union Nickle Plating
Company for sI5 81 snd OF the Providence
Gas Company for s9S. 0o were examined
and allowed.
Upon recommendation OF the commit
tee on damages under the dog law, p. IL.
Doughty an John Doe were allowed
$40. 40 and s26. 40 respectively.
The petition of John Schearson for
damages was referred To the committee
on claims. The petitions Of Joseph W.
Smith for remission OF taxes ana of
Hattie y. BiaisdaIl for remission OF taxes
were referred to the same committee.
Petition for lamps on Bolandsr,
Beetle, Lucy and May streets and
Academy avenue were referred to the
Committee on lamps.
The petition of the Vermont Butterine
Company to operate a steam boiler at
the rear OF Is Jackson street, was
granted.
Four orders were issued for the abste-
ment OF nuisances n IL for sewer con-
nsctions.
A communication was received from
the park commissioner stating that cleo
trio light are needed at Tocwkotton
Park; referred 10 committee on lamps.
a petit. on for lamps on Cook avenue was
referred to the same committee.
The petition OF " < j. Hennessy to
locate and operate a steam boiler at the
correr OF Arnold and Governor streets
was referred TO the inspector of build
ings with instructions to give q public
hearing.
The reports of tho Dexter Asylum for
the week ending Novem Der 8 and Is and
the monthly report of the inspector of
steam boilers were received.
This petitions OF James II. Hurley and
Howard A. WAREHOUSE to be appointed
auctionoers were referred TO the commit
tee on ~arctioreers.
Petitions for sewers in Grand street and
Rhode Island avenue were referred to the
on sewer.
Antonio Massaro n I Charles Denis, pc
%titioners 10 be APPOINTED police consta-
bles, were given leave TO withdraw.
Ernest W. Nschtrieh, 147 charles street,
and George White, 903 Ne. minister street
were granted victualIne louise licenses.
Mrs. NJ. $. r. Moulton was granted
TO build al addition 10 a
barn at the corner of Hope and Lloyd
under suspension of the rules.
Upon Recommendation of the chief OF
police petitions OF the following to hold
dances and entertainments were granted:
brotherhood 1rainmen, Lodge sc; Catbe-
y; A. Society; Charity Lodge, No. 3;
ID. Of r., Charles Irwin Gray; Carnation
Clut; Div. II, A. q. II. Entire Nous
Club; Forest Club; French Ora matte
Club; Father Mathew Society; Forester
Ftn-be-Siscte; Goldsmith Lit
ersry Associations; Garfield Lodge No.
Z, X. OF p; Home Talent Club; Herm;ope
Assem- Dy;H. n. watson ana A. W. camp
bell; HaTugari Lodge Germania; Ivan
Assoc alton; Lady Burnside Coun-
Gil; Metropolitan Social Club; Mistletoe
Club; Mt. Vernon Council, o. u. A. NJ.
Providence Spirituaiistic Association;
Council No. 9; Providence
Club; Ruth Lodge, ID. of r.
Street Car NJ. Il. Associations; Triumph
/, Odd Lasies; Troop b., LIST Bat
terry Cavalry, K. ]. NJ. Universal Work
mems Beneficial Society; Violet Clab;
What Cheer Fife and Drum Band; Wyom-
ing Socinl Club; Workingmen's Benevo-
Ient Associations; Young Mems Athletic
Club, y. M. &. Association; Emmett Tenn
perance Cadets; Edward s. Harding; N.
and b. Club; Niagara Wheelmsp;
Parosis Club; Smithonisn Social Club.
The petitions o, the following persons
% build barns. which wee laid over ut
he meeting OF October 81, were granted:
Joseph Lidcle. on Valley street; Anna
;. Jackson, on Iboinna avenues; Miss
Merry A. Wheaton, ON Branch avenue;
Wynn, rear CT Douglas avenue;
L. Andrews, rear 40 Carter street;
, ID. Sowden, rear 140 Broad street;
lane C.. Guild, rear 154 Corgdon street;
O'Malley, rear SO Greeley street;
'obn keenan,. rear 100 Ridge street; w. |