The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-04


Literary, Christopher Columbus Society
J: A. Finegan Council No. 3, X. OF c.;
Friendship Social Club, Grattan Cadets,
hibernisn Division No. 2, Independent
British Association, Iron Moulders
pany, Loyal Lilly Lodge No. 6075, /. o.
o. f.; Manton Literary Association,
Mount Vernon Council No. 27, o. u. A.
NJ. No Name Club, }. w. Palmer and t.
Murphy, Providence Turnverein, Star
Social Club, Y. A; NJ. L. Church, Unity
vigiiant Council No. SS, o. u. A. NJ.
| Alfred A. Watkins, Wanskuck Council
| Royal Arcanum; What Cheer Band, Bet
| sey Williams Council, ID. of L.. Wyoming
Social Club aud Young Mems Literary
| Association.
The petitions OF the following persons
| TO build barns, laid on the table, August
| 2e, were granted
Charles IL. Poole, at 30 Wayne street;
| Mendel Goldring, comstock place; VIII
liam X. Queen, ON Cole street; Charles
| Sissor, rear t26 East avenue; Joseph
Garside, at 100 Potters avenue; James
| Hardy, rear "a ID street; o. N. Mason,
| rear 80 Hslsey street. Peter Hanley and
| wife, at 8 Abo street; Terrance McQuade,
| West Exchange and Aborn streets; Will
lam O'Donnell, rear Blundell street.
Petitions TO locate and operate steam
boilers were granted TO A. III. Flint
Manufacturing Company, corner Eagle
street and Harris avenue; to st. Josephs
| Hospital Corporation on Plenty street,
aud TO the Queen Dyeing Company, rear
| bS9 Atwells avenue.
Petition OF Peter p. Fay to buy and
| sell Junk, at 1s1 and 1873 Atwell's ave-
nue.; Of Frank III. Macomber, to keep
| swine, at 45i Manton avenue; and OF
| Henry B. Negus, 10 keep a victualing
| house, at 743 Westminster street and OF
Edward Hirsch to transfer Junk license,
| were granted.
The petitions of Frank l.. Gray TO be
appointed a private detective and of An
| drew w. Warrington for a junk dealers
| license, were granted.
Alvin j. 1raver, Charles Il. Hunter, W.
w. Thompson and James Campanini
were, on Recommendation OF chief of
police, appointed police constables with
| out power 10 serve civil process.
A bill was passed for an ordinance
granting the Inspector of buildings a
| leave of absence of one week.
The petition OF Daniel Geary, TO be
appointed police constable, was not re-
commended and he was given leave TO
| withdraw.
In the board OF health six orders were
issued for the abatement OF nuisances,
| and 80 sewer connections.
Resolutions were passed authorizing
the superintendent OF health TO fill up all
| cesspools on the premises OF Ruth W.
| Harrington, Annie Munroe and Frank
Campbell, these persons having failed TO
| comply with orders TO abste nuisances.
The weekly reports OF the Dexter
| Asylum, September II and %; monthly
| report of the inspector of steam boilers,
and the quarterly report of the city clerk
| were received. Under suspension OF the
rules the petition OF the William +. Sayles
estate to make alterations on q barr on
| Manning steret was granted.
The report of the Inspector OF buildings
relative TO the petition OF Owen Lynn TO
build barn on Bernon street was received
ard the petition was granted.
Petition OF Terrence McQuade TO erect
| building on Acorn street was referred to
| the inspector of buildings.
Petition OF Manuel Goldrick to build a
| building on Comstock place was, on ac-
| count OF protest, referred TO future meet
ing in order that there might be public
hearing.
REFERRED BUSINESS.
The petitions OF the following for per-
| mits TO build barns were laid over for two
weeks under the rules: Auburn Coal x
Lumber Company, Hathaway street; Mrs.
M. c. Scheuren, Yo6lden street; John Z.
| Luther, Payton street; Terrence Nj.
| O'Reilly, Depew street; Alexander ID.
| Swah, Yorkshire street; j. NJ. Hawes,
Broad and Ontario streets; Lewis Costere,
| Clarendon avenues; b. A. Ballou, rear OF
s Cushing street; William A. Rice, 81
Ringold street.
The petitions OF Thomas T.. Kenney for
| abatement of tax and of Joseph Cole for
| compensation for injuries were referred
| to committee on claims.
The petition OF Patrick Morrison ct al.
| for lamps on Mulvey avenue, and OF j.
| S. Eddy ct al. for lamps on Linwood
avenue were referred to the committee
| on lamps.
Petitions for sewers in Pierce and STAN
wood streets. were referred 10 the com
| mittee on sewers.
Petition OF John F. Mccarthy for
abatement OF tax was referred 10 the
| committee on claims.
Petitions for change OF names OF Cove
| and Merrill streets were referred to COM
mittee on street signs and numbers
Petition for layout of Northup street
| referred to committee on highways.
Petitions for lamps on Dakota street
| referred to committee on lamps.
Petition for curbing on Smithfield ave.
nue. was referred TO the committee on
| streets.
Petition for an ordinance for creating
| the Office OF curator for the museum at
| Roger Williams Park was received from
| the school committee and referred TO the
| park commissioners.
resolution was passed granting per-
mission to Bernard McGuinness TO move
| barn from the State House land to
| Douglass avenue.
Petitions for lamps on Ridge, Hamlin,
| Sawyer and Brown streets and President
| avenue were referred TO the committee
| on lamps.
Petition for curbing on Aborn street
| was referred to committee on streets and
a resolution declaring portion of the
same thoroug hfnre TO be a public high
way was referred to highway committee.
Petition of Walter 4. Crowell to be APP
| pointed auctioneer referred to committee
| on auctioneers.
Petition OF John T. Carly for abatement
| of taxes referred to committee on claims.
The Board adjourned until October IL.