Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-18
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Mayor Tiepke was In the chair and all
the members present.
His Honor nominated jeremiah Murphy
and John j. O'Rourke as special consta-
bles and the nominations were confirmed.
1t was reported that the nuisance in the
Dorrance estate would soon be abated.
Petition of William Daniels for permis.
sion to move building from Summit to
Johnson streets was ordered advertised.
Bill OF Z. j. Manning, S35, for the burial
of Dudley Dougherty, an old soldier, was
ordered paid.
Petition of e. p. Carpenter & Co. to
locate steam boiler at the Almy block
near Main street bridge was granted.
Petition Of q. w. Hunt to move a build
ing from Central avenue to Wood street
was ordered advertised.
The Woodlawn Social Club was granted
permission to hold social for the benefit
of Mrs. Thomas Hartwell who lost her
left hand while at work In the Lorraine
mills recently. A the object ID such q
charitable one the Mayor and members OF
the Board agreed to pay the license fee of
s3 and each "chipped in" fifty cents. The
Board has made 1t rule not to grant any
licenses without the usual fee and did not
want to establish precedent by omitting
the cost OF license.
Fanny E. Tenney complained that sew
eral nuissnces existed near her property
In the Fourth Ward and the matter was
referred to the health officer, he to report
at the next meeting.
Ordinance appropriating 5000 addi-
tional for the poor department was passed.
Petition for establishing sidewalks and
curblng the same on Summer street from
North Union street to Exchange street
was read and the abutters were ordered to
appear Aug. Z.
Petition for sidewalks and curbing on
Amey street from Broadway to Cole street
was read and the abutters ordered to ap-
pear at the same time.
Ordinance appropriating the sum of
81 $50 for improving Weeden street from
Lonsdale to Smithfield avenues was passed
Ordinance appropriating the sum Of
81 ,050 for the Improvement Of Amey street
was passed.
The Fales Bros. and Charles L. Chandler
plats were ordered placed on file.
Ordinance appropriating the sum Of
s15, 900 for the water works construction
account was returned by the Committee
on Finance amended so as to read s12, 900
and as amended passed.
James M. Crawford and the Homeopathic
Hospital was passed.
Charles A. Warland was given leave to
withdraw his bill against the city for
curbing on the Steere estate.
Communication from David l.. Barnes
ana others Offering the city a strip OF land
now known as Aborn street was read and
the matter referred to the oity solicitor
ana city engineer.
Resolution to accept School street from
Pond street to Woodland street was laid
on the table until the next meeting.
Concurrent Business.
The Board concurred In the following
business from the Common Councils:
Resolution to print 800 Of the city tax
books; ordinance approprlating $500 for
a lot for school purposes on Barton street
ordinance making an appropriation for
sewer In Lonsdale avenue.
Ordinance appropriatipg $4,000 for the
Improvement Of Samuel avenue.
Ordinance appropriating $4,000 for q
schoolhouse at Fairlawn.
Ordinance appropriating $500 for free
text books and stationery.
Ordinance appropriating $500 for the
Improvement of the sanitary system In
the Church Hill school.
Other Business.
The Commc Council ordinance appro-
priating a sum Of money for sewer In
School street was laid on the table until
the next meeting.
The matter OF defining the lines on
Central avenue was referred to the city
engineer.
The city engineer was ordered to bring
Ina grade Of Simmer street from North
Union street to Exchange street.
Adjourned.