The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-18

each ward district in said city OF Prov-
dence, said officers To mold their said Off
ccs for two years from the first Monday
of January following their election and
until Others shall be chosen in their
places"
The rules and regulations governing the
police department. were 30 amended that
the time OF appreciation OF "A newly ap-
pointed police officer shall be one year in
stead OF six months bsfore he IL reap
pointed.
The following bills were examined and
nllowca:
Anson T. Bennett, streets, so; Arthur p
Mowry, streets. Si5; Clifford ). Turner.
streets, $3.50; Arthur Il. Summer, streets,
S24.40; Raymond q. Place, streets, Sl2;
Irving A. Hooper, sreetS,s12; Augustus
o. Bourn, elections, $40; West Side
Company, elections, s15.
Petitions Granted.
The petitions of the following persons
were granted:
John b Swift, to keep bowling alley;
Everett s. Hallock, for junk license;
Charles III. Streeter, TO keep victualiing
house, Joseph German, for junk license: !:
Gustave A. Anderson, for an intelligence
office license; Nor berg 4 Co., for an intel
igence office license; Patrick Il. Galligan,
keep pool tables; Edward Nissele and
Easher Samuels, for junk licenses; and of
Kindsteat and Kinbtrg 10 keep an intel
ligence office.
Permits to hold dances and entertain
ments were granted as follows: Ameri-
can Branch s. l.. =. at 72 Hnssan street; (;
Benedict Social Club, at Dimond Hall;
Columbus Cadets, at Dimond Hail; Dia-
mond Social Club, AT Dimond Hall Divis-
ion 3, A. y. H., at 76 Dorrance sire I !;
Elmwood Cadets at Cranston street and
Potters avenue; Enterprise Lodge, No.
rs, X. OF p, Al B. I. Hail; Fraternity
Lodge, X. and l.. OF Honor, Mt ~ West
X. of r., Mt Alfredinn Hail; Gordon
Commandefy, s. OF 81. g., "a North
Main street; General Burnside Com
mandery, o. u. A. NJ, 10 Cranston street; !;
u. n. o. T., Cranston and knight streets; !;
Mt. Pleasant club, Odd Fellows Hall; I;
ers, Sterling Hail; Providence Lodge
II, X. of p, 643 North Main Street; |;
Rhode Island Lodge. X. OF r., Blackstone
Hal; Triumph Lodge, u. y. j. o. H.,
Columbia Hail. Unity Temple,
i, Rathboae Sisters, Columbia Hall;
NJ. Dean aud Westminster streets;
General A. L. Burnside Camp, $. of ", 27
Market square; Goldsmith Literary
Association, 81 Marietta street ;
Harmonic Band, Ssj Westminster street ;
Hibornian Rifles, Independent. 20 Dor
rance street; Home Literary Asso-
citation, Il. Il. Hall; lyanhoe Castle l.,
Love aud Charity Lodge, knight and
Cranston street; Loyal Victoria Lodge,
$685. in Hedly's Hall; Mt..Nebo Lodge; Y.
! NJ. &. Association, y. NJ. &. A. building I;
What Cheer Lodge, A. 4. and A. NJ, at
| Trocadero; Journeymen Taliors Union, "a
| North Main street; Conductors and Mo-
tormens' Union, at Infantry Hall.
Permits 10 build barns we-c granted TO
the following: Eliza Berry, in the rear OF
| 80 Tyler street; Edward {. Dolan, in the
rear of 77i Eddy stieeti George a. Youl-
| den, on Washington avenue, and Frank
! Foss, rear of 81 Ponfret street.
Six petitioners TO be appointed police
constable were gsanted leave TO Withdraw.
The following appointments were ap.
proved Andrew Acnma, Mayors clerk I;
| William II. Fcssendeil, ss.staut in city
engineers Office; Robert Sherman and
| John +. O'Brien, deputy city gaugers.
Upon recon mcndntion OF the chief of
police and upefintondent OF health, per-
mission was granted TO lsam Taylor to
keep swine.
New business.
The weekly report Of Dexter Asylum
for the week ending January II lsOO, was
received and also the monthly report oi
! the inspector OF steam boilers, the
quarterly report Of the weighcr at the
hay market and the quarterly report OF
the chief Of police.
The bouds OF CITY Auditor Chase. e.
corder OF Deeds Joyce, Clerk Uf the
Municipal Court Fieid. Justices OF the
Police Court CoUband Duoois. Uverseer