Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-23
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

All OF the Aldermen were present and
President Gorton was In the chair In the
absence of Mayor Tiepke.
Assistant City Clerk Roberts read the
RECORDS, which were approved, those OF
the special meeting, Msy 20, bOing omitted.
A number Of petitions for building per-
mits were referred to the Inspector Of
Buildings, and John j. Kenyon was
granted permission to locate a steam
boiler.
Petition OF David o. Black for permis-
sion to locate steam boiler was ordered
advertised.
George II. Orr was granted permission
to move building from Howard avenue
to Spring street. Arthur NJ. Stanley said
he did not object to the building being
moved, but did not want his shade trees
ruined. Mr.. Paine, another resident Of
Spring street, made the same remarks and
did moi want his fence broken up. Both
men were assured that every precaution
would be taken, as the building would be
moved under the supervision OF the Board
OF Public Works.
Ordinance approprlating 1880 for a
sewer In Fountain street from Blackstone
avenue to Central avenue was passed.
Application OF Frank J. Farrell for a
victualling house license was taken from
the table and granted. 1t was stated that
remonstrance was presented under a
misappre hension Of facts.
Victualing house licenses were granted
to William II. O'Neill, Augustus Pocai,
Libero Bernardiniand Maggie Marchesini.
Petition OF ID. l.. Goff and others for
curbing on Central avenue from Cottage
street to Broadway was referred TO the
Committee on Streets and Bridges.
City Engineer Carpenter gave some in
formation to the abutters on Vernon
street In regard to the widening and lay
ont Of that thoroughfare. Several OF the
abutters were laoies and they were al
lowed the use Of the Aldermanic chairs
during tho hearing. Maria Willard, Susan
Croweli and Mrs. John Decular objected
to the appointment Of a commission, but
the Board appointed the following gen.
tlemen: Bernard Keenan,, Charles A.
Warland and Micnael Fitzpatrick.
Joint resolution accepting money In
trust for the care OF the burial lots OF
Charles Plstt, ELIZA Arnold, Martha Side
bottom and Eiisha Gaynor were referred
to the Committee on Cemeteries.
Higgins & Perry were granted a pool
table license.
Ordinance In regard to starting the In
terstste road was passed In concurrence.
1t was voted to layout Msgill street, and
Thomas erosion, Edward Duffy and
George A. Saunders were appointed COM
missioners.
Petitions OF Euretia Villeneuve and
Mrs. Michael Clarke to pay sewer taxes In
three installments were granted.
Petition OF Richard Hayward for an
abatement Of sewer tax was referred to
the Committee on Claims.
The Kexiah Payne plat was received
and referred to the Joint standing Com
mittee on Highways.
Petition for the extension of Comstock
street to Bullock street was referred to tho
same committee.
The plat OF land OF Oswald Wunsch was
received and referred to the same com.
mittee, and the Whipple, Campbell and
Hunt plats were ordered recorded.
Board OF Abats mcnt.
The Board then met az a Board OF bate
ment and petitions for abatement OF taxes
were presented by Daniel w. Ashton,
Thomas w. Robinson, Susan +. Carpenter,
Ellen NJ. Gardiner and Cyril LeRris.
Susan +. Carpenter was granted an
abatement on 1880 personal property and
the following persons were given leave to
Withdraw: Thomas w. Robinson, Daniel
w. Ashton, Cyril Legris and Ellen 81.
Gardiner. Adjourned.