Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-24
In CENTRAL FALLS.
Both Branches Of the City
Council Meet.
THE HORAN-BIRT NUPTIALS.
The Crescsnts' Fair to Open This
Ev euing the News.

Both branches OF tho city government
were In session at tho City Hall on Summit
street last evening.
Board Of Aldermen.
All the members were present but Alder
man Jollie. An ordinance relating to the
appointment OF q superintendent OF
highways with q salary not exceeding
$500 DER annum, was passed In conc urrence.
An amendment to the ordinance relating
to the health officer making him also
city physician, was passed In concurrence.
The following petitions were referred
to the committee on police: Timothy
Blanchard, tavern license; Jake Charon,
tavern license; Joseph Booth, victuaiinR
license.
A petition, signed by large number of
Central Falls citizens, asking that no
victualiug houses be granted license,
because the licenses were only cloak for
the illegal sale of liquors, was received
and referred to the committee on police.
Superior Lodge was granted a license
to hold a social next Friday evening, and
Moshassuck Lodge, r. 8. g. f., were given
permission to give May party.
All pending applications to remove
night soil we're referred to the health
officer.
The Aldermen commenced the canvass
OF the jury list, but upon an invitation
from the Common Council to go into
grand committee did 80 and then ad.
journed until Friday night when they
will complete the list.
Common Council.
Every one but Councilman Ponton was
present, President Myron Fish presiding.
Councilman Washburn, for the Com
mittee on Ordinances, reported an ordi.
nance stating the duties Of the Highway
Commissioners and creating the Office OF
superintendent of Highways; passed In
concurrence.
1t was moved, seconded and passed that
the ordinances and rules Of the Council be
printed.
An ordinance relating to the placing OF
poles and wires In the streets OF the city
was passed In concurrence.
The motion to furnish supplies to the
lamplighters was passed and referred to
the Committee on Lights.
That Comn.ittee ON Conference
through It's chairman. NJ. Mccartney, re-
ported that no conference had yet been
held because the resolution was pasaed
after the Aldermen had adjourned, and 20
could appoint no committee to meet them.
Committees Organize
The following committees gave notice
that they had organized ~ follows: Fl.
nance, COwperthwaite, chairmsn; Coun.
Gilman Washburn, secretary. Police, AL.
derman East wood, chairman; Allen Bar.
ber, secretary. Education, Councilman
Mccartney, chairman; Alderman Thorn
ton, secretary. Printing, Allen Barber,
chairman.
It was announced that Councilman
Washburn had been chosen chairman Of
Committees on Ordinances and Public
Library.
It was voted to invite the Board OF Al
derman to meet them in Joint convention
to recommend dye census enumerators.
In Joint Conve vention.
Mayor Moies presided and all the mem.
bers were present but Alderman Jollie
and and Councilman Ponton. The com.
munication from the chairman Of the
Committee on State Census was read.
The following were recommended: j.
Perry Evans, Daniel HUT, Jonn b.
WoHVor, AnoHh5 hdrEiSou duu LoWiS
Forgette.
Both branches then arose and separated.
Councilman German spoke Of the need
of the cleaning of the highways, after
which the Council adjourned to Monday
evening, Mayo.
A Handsome Wedding.
At the Holy Trinity Church this morn.
Ing Mr.. Henry F. Koran was united in
matrimonv to Miss Sadie A. Bert. The
the home OF the brides mother on Par.
ker street. Both Of the young couple
were well known and popular. Many
friends called and extended their congra.
tulations.
In Temperance Hall.
The fair Of the Crescent Literary society
In Temperance hall will commence this
evening. Previous to the opening there
will be street parade by the Naval Re-
serves and Garde D'Honor.
t' Live Locals.
Mr.. A. F. Werner of tho Tribune II Ill
at his residence.
Miss Honora Nulyey Of Concord, N. H.,
u the guest Of friends here.
The hook and ladder truck at the Broad
street station Is undergoing repairs.
The grand ball OF the Christian Doc
trine Society Will be held this evening.
Victoria Lodge, Daughters OF Rebecca,
held very pleasant meeting last even
Ing.
VALLEY EAIJc