Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-11

to his property on Patt street on account
OF q change OF grade was referred TO the
same conmittee.S
Claim of Margaret NcKenns, admins
tratrix of.the estate OF Patrick McKenna,
for 900 on account Of the death OF the
latter caused by falling into q sewer In
Vernon street was referred to the same
committee.
Other Business.
Several petitions for building permits
were referred TO the Inspector OF Build.
ings.
Joint resolution authorizing the COM
mittee on city property to contract for the
necessary coal for the city for tie ensuing
calendar year was passed.
Ordinance granting the Providence Teie.
phone Co. permission to lay under ground
conduits for telephone wires was passed
Communication from John l.. Ross In :
regard to the deciding of q strip of land
from Pswtucket avenue to Main street
for street purposes was ordered placed on
hle. Ross withdrew his proposition, as
tho city did not live up to the agreements Q
which he requested IL to make.
The following plats were ordered placed
on record: Home plat, Hezekiah Consnt
plat, Smithfeld plat, Goo ding plat and
Ruel 3. Darling plat.
Joint resolution accepting a sum of
money In trust for the care of the burial
lot OF Henry Z. Field was passed.
joint resolution to pay the accounts of
the Homeopathic Hospital, S1O857, and
that OF James M. Crawford, S123.0O, was
read and ordered recommitted to the
Committee on Finance.
Petition OF the Pawtucket Gas Co. In
regard to making a contract with the city
for lighting the streets OF the city; also
the report OF the joint standing Commit.
tee on Street Lights In which no recon-
menoation was made was read. The COM
mittee was relieved from further con-
sideration on motion OF Alderman Thomas
O'Brien.
A. ID. Girardin was granted q pool table
license at No. Dexter street.
ordinance fixing the salary of the City
treasurer at $2 800 and that of the assist
ant at sl 400 was read and passed.
Communication from the Board OF Pub
lie Works asking that $4,000 additional
be appropriated for the water department.
The amount appropriated was $4,000 and
the amount collected s4,14595, total, a..
l45.95, OF which there Is now q balance OF
over $1,000. An ordinance appropriating
$4,000 was read and with the petition re-
ferred to the joint standing Committee on
Finance with power to report to either
branch OF the City Council.
Joinl resolution accepting 800 in trust
for the care of the burial lot OF Hiram
Carter In Oak Grove cemetery was re.
ferred to the Committee on Cemeteries.
Similar resolutions In regard to the lot
Of w. 8. Robinson took the same course.
Petition OF Patrick Mcneil to move
building from George street TO Grace
street was granted provided that he fur
nish the required bond.
j. Dudley was granted . junk Dealers
license.
J. Dearborn & Son were granted per.
mission to locate steam boiler on the
High School lot.
etition of e. E. Carpenter to locate a
boiler near the Main street bridge was or.
dered advertised.
Petition Of Owen Rice for q tavern IL.
cense at Is Broadway was granted.
Petitions OF George Brothers, M. A..
Charter, Mary jennings and Michael
Lawless for vlctualling house licenses
were read and that Of Lawless was grant
ed and the rest were referred to the Com
mittee on Police.
Petition Of Victor Larose for a pool
table license was referred to the same
committee.
Petition Elizabeth G. Hennessy for
abatement Of tax was Icontinued until the
Board shall meet to consider such mat
ters.
Bill OF Charles A. Warland for 81, ,O53.63
for curbing on the Joseph Steere estate,
interest on the same, ETC., was referred to
the Committe on Finance on a roll call
vote, three to two. Aldermen Perrin and
Edward O'Brien voting in the negative.
Petition OF Mary ID. Perry to pay sewer
tax In three installments was read and
the petitioner was given leave to with
draw.
an appropriation Of ~, 800 to place suitable
closets In the Church Hill schoolhouse
was referred to the joint standing Com
mittee on Finance. Declination of w. u.
s. Havens to serve az one Of the commits
sion on Vernon street was received and
James II. Bishop elected to fill the va
cancy.
The Chandler and Fales plats were re-
ferred to join: standing Committee on
Highways.
The monthly schedule of bills were al
lowed and ordered paid.
On motion Of Alderman O'Brien 1t was
voted that the abutters on West avenue
from Jefferson avenue southerly to Main
street be ordered to connect their estates
with the sewer within ten dsys after re-
ceiving notice. Adjourned until next
Wednesday evening.