Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-15
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Council Holds an Ad-
jOurned Meeting.
CONTRACT FOR LIGHTS.
It is Renewed With the Pawtucket
Gas Co.-Court News.

At the adjodrned meeting OF the Com
mon Council last evening the ordinance
relating to the shoots and school salaries
was Indefinitely postponed.
The Mayor was authorized to sign the
agreement with the N. Y, N. Ii. d IL. X.
X. Co. In regard to the sewer WORK on
Broad street.
1t was voted to renew the contract with
the Pawtucket Gas Co. for lighting the
streets for one year at the rate specified,
$50 per light per year.
The recommendation by the Mayor OF
$3.50 for clerical work Of the assessors was
indefinitely postponed, and later on this
vote was rescinded and $50 was appro-
priated for the purpose named.
The Treasurer's report was received and
placed on file, and the pay Of special po-
lice constables doing patrol duty was de-
termined at S2 per day.
Report Of the Board OF Public Works,
showing that the highway appropriation
Is all expended, and that certain sums
will be needed to finish out the year, was
read, and an ordinance passed appropri-
ating $1,000, or SO much thereof as may be
needed, to be expended under the direc-
tion of the Board for highway purposes.
$1,000 was appropriated for repairs on
school property, to be expended under dl.
rection Of the committee on education,
and the treasurer was authorized to hire
$4,000 TO pay current expenses.
Ordinance regulating the keeping OF in
telligence offices, as also the using and
running OF bicycles over and through the
street Of the city were passed; the COM
mtttee on library reported that they had
organized and taken possession OF the II.
brary, and the Council adjourned to meet
In regular session on Wednesday evening,
Sept. next.
In the Court.
In the Justice Court today a man from
Ashton, who tried to vary the routine
monotony of that ordinarily quiet village
by committing and assault on another
Ashtonite, was hailed into the presence OF
legal majesty, plead not guilty, had his
continued Ito the 2lst inst, and gave
bonds for his appearance.
Officers Elected.
The Central Falls Temperance Cadets
Bicycle Blub has elected the following
officers: Captain, Felix O'Donnell; first
lieutenant, JamesBert; second lieutenant, |,
Edward Bert; president, Arthur Nc
BrIen; treasurer, Jean Murray; secretary, /,
James McCloskey; financial secretary,
Fred Beeves; recording secretary, John
Walmsley.
Given n Clambake.
Today number of prominent citizens
of this city accepted the invitation OF
Councilman Lockwood and visited his
county place In Warwick and enjoyed
regular old Rhode IIsland clambake for
which Mr.. Lockwood has their heartiest
thanks.
Live Locals.
This city was largely represented at the
bicycle carnival In Pawtucket last even
ing.
Ernest Lewis OF Boston is visiting
friends In town.
Miss Mollie Grundv Of Park street is
visiting relatives In Cambridgeport, Mass.
A meeting Of Washington Lodge, X. OF
p, was held last evening but no business
Of importance was transacted.
This being Foresters' Day at Rocky
Point Court Central and Court Flower OF
Dexter, A. y. f., took part In the big pa
rade In Providence this morning previous
to taking the boat.
Mrs. Mary Powers OF New Bedford is
visiting Mrs. William Kelly OF q street.
The work of block paving Broad street
at Valley Falls has been commenced. The
street railway company is taking the OPP
portunity to lay new rails and fix It's road.
bed.
The funeral OF Richard, tho infant son
OF Joseph Adams took place from It's pa
rents residence on Pine street yesterday
afternoon. Interment was at 81. Francis
cemetery.