The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-31
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weighing l65 pounds might be eligible.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Officers Edward Dorsey and Clarence
W. Chase OF Station ], and Nell j. Me-
Donald OF station 5 were i~e1ppointed on
recommendation OF Chief baker.
James Geniyr, Edgar v. Wixon, w. b.
Hoxie. Joseph Malta, Wiliism A. Z
l.. Il. Robinson, A. X. 4. Hofes, John
pointed cons.ab!es without power u serve
civil processes.
Edwin ID. shaw end J. Ii. Hurley were
appointed a~uctioneera.
Aldermen Burbank and Mccarthy were
appointed 10 represent the Board on the
joint special COMMITTEES which Is 10 inves-
tigate Captain Pettis.
The invitation of Prescott Post, q. A.
r., TO attend church on Memorial Sunday
was accepted.
,Ihe petition OF Elisha IL. Disley to
keep So inc on Jastram street was granted.
Several health and nuisance orders
were issued.
The bonds of the city clerk, William
4. Clarke, were approved.
The bonds OF the following constables
were approved:
Leviugs :. Andres, Harris w. Brown,
Ephraim q. Greene, Leopold Hartman,
Frederick q. Hull, Andrew Mckenzie,
William }. sheehan, Lyman Upham,
Cornelius A. While, Il. A. Potter.
The Board passed. a rule in amendment
10 Health rule 10 directing the inspee-
tor OF provisions TO seize all decayed fruit
bad meat, etc., which may be offered for
sale.
PETITIONS GRANTED.
The petitions OF Rice IL Hayward to
locate a 8 team boiler at 260 Pearl street,
aud OF Josiah A.. Whitman TO locate a
boiler at Mashapaug Pond were granted.
The petitions of John Is. Swift and Of
Nicholas Waterman To keep bowling alleys
at $50 Westminster street and at 100 Broad
street respectively, were granted.
Max Silyerman was granted a PINK
license. Elmer III. Iittone's petition Sra
tavern house license was granted
Victualing house licenses were granted
TO John r. Collier at s30 Eddy street,
and to Harry Il. Foote at 94 North Main
street.
John IL. G~eriger's tavern license was
transferred to Ernest Schirmer, and Lau-
retla Butterworth's victualing house
license was transferred TO Samuel Martin.
Several curbstone accounts endorsed by
the committee were approved.
The annual report of the superinte1 Id
ent Of lights was received and also the
Dexter Asylum reports for the weeks
ending January Is and 20.
The petitions OF w. III. Curtis and T..
Z. Littletield for victuaiing houses and
OF j. tournier and j. V. SheaEan for junk
license were granted.
The victualing license Of q. II. Nit
chell was transferred TO Charles III. Wells
and the pooi license of james Mckenna
was transferred to Il. III. Strattop.
The petitions OF the following to keep
pool tables were granted: Charles A.
Anderson, Samuel j. Burke, John T..
Downey, John IL. Mcguire, Michael
Reynolds. John Riley, John B. swift,
John Quinn and Whitaker q Rollins.
The petition OF Newbury a. Company
to keep an intelligence Office was granted.
Dance and entertainment licenses were
granted 10 the following organizations:
Abraham Lodge, /. O. :. b., Ancient
Order of shepherds, American Lodge Is;
Cross Lodge. Bakers and Confectioners
Union, Bon o Club, Christian Doctrine
Society Columbus Cadets. Concordia Sing
ing Club, Dexter A. s. Club, Defender
Council, d. u. A. NJ, Il. w. ID. Club,
East Side Cadets, Enterprise Or
shsstrs, Fraternity Lodge, x; Of L.
Garfield Council, o. IA. NJ, German
Dramatic Society, Gen. Burnside Com.
manoery, L. L., o. u. A. NJ, Industrial
Trust Club, Lincoln Council, d. u. A..
NJ, Nit. Nebo Lodge, X. of r., Magnolia
Debating Association, Palestine Lodge,
X. OF T., Providence Iurnverein, Pros
perity Lodge, ID. OF st. g., Rhode Island
Lodge. b.. efR-R-EstLLlauaia Chap
ter Guild. Shakespeare Literary Associa-
tion, Star Social Club, Triumph Lodge
Odd Ladies, Violet Club, Y. 4. g. u.
Society, Arcadia Social Club. Division
10, A. o. H., Four-in-Hand Club, Al. q.
M. Club, Providence Machine Company
Mutual Benefit Association. Petitions Of
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street; Bernard MoGuinness, Dean and
West Exchange street; Martin Herman,
40 Lyman street, and Condor Brothers ut
Montgomery avenue to build barns We're
laid over for two weeks.
The ~petitions.of the following persons
to build barns were granted; George A.
Youlden, John j. Mcguire, Armstrong
avenues; John j. Mcguire, rear I1S Gov
ernor STREET; Leopold Massell, 267 Willard
avenues; Emma A. Handy, on Ernest
street; Emma A. Handy, OF Chapman
street; Norcross Brothers, at IL Harris av-
enue; Mary A. Mccarthy, at SO Trenton
street; j. Joseph Helford, rear 10 and II
Webster court.
The petition OF the Providence Public
Library for the remission OF tax was re-
ferred to the committee on claims.
The petitions of j. ID. Furlong and Of
Q. Il. Perry to be appointed ~auctioVeers
were referred to the Committee on auc-
tioneers.
Jacob Kwait and Ii. 4. Owens, petition
ers for pool licenses. and James II. Lewis,
petitioner to be appointed consta bic,
were given leave to withdraw.
a petition that the street mum pers on
Washington row be lett unchanged was
referred to the committee on street
signs and numbers.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
In concurrence with the Com. non Coun-
Gil the following reports were received
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