The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-02
In Street or Steam Cars
or in Steamboats,.
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A New Health Rule Is Pre-
Sented to the Aldermen.
Mr.. Fits Successor Confirmed.
Council Must Approve Sale.

The following resolution was passed by
| the Bosri OF Aldermen yesterday alter
noon and was the only measure which
aroused discussion during q session last-
| ing two hours.
Resolved, That the joint special COM
mitee on railroad terminal facilities be
and said committee Is hereby directed not
| to sell the city lot bounded by Stillman
Francis. Gaspee and Promenade streets
unless such sale be approved by the City
| Council.
| Mr.. Frank b. Bourne was appointed by
Commissioner of Public Works Smith TO
succeed Mr.. Joseph ID. Fits In the city
| engineers department and the Board ap-
proved.
| communication was received from
Superintendent of Health Cnapin recon-
mending the adoption Of the following
| addition 10 the health rules
"No person shall spit upon the floor or
any other part of street car, steam car
or steam boat and for violation OF this rule
| the offender shall be fined s20."
The rule was referred to the committee
on health.
A resolution was passed adding $50, 900
| to appropriation for construction account
| of water worK.
| The reports of the fire COMMIT sloners
were received for June, July and August.
| A resolution was passed permit ing Sill
yer Spring Bleacnery Company to lay q
conduit under Charles street.
The following police officers were reap
pointed after six months service upor
recommendation of tue chief: M. j. Cum
ningham, Frank p. Day, George Irwin,
Arthur ID. Sharpe, Warren M. Smith,
Julius A. .-'Tebb.
The pay Of Patrolman Richard Gamble,
A. Z. Butts and s. A. Darcy was raised
from s2.50 to s2.75 per day.
The bills of the following on street
layouts were referred: }. II. Donovan,
II. II. Leonard, A. A. Carpenter, X. q.
Place, j. A. Hooper, Z. G. Mumford.
The monthly report of the overseer of
the poor was received.
The curbing of Hawkins street was
ordered.
Resolutions. were passed declaring Ala
bams. Montgomery and Park avenues
public highways.
Alderman Richards presented q rssolu-
tion instruotiug the committee on city
property to place vane on the Flagstaff
on Dexter Training ground; referred to
commmitteo on city property.
The following bills were examined and
allowed:
Red bridge, sI2 ;a3; bridge department,
S1273. Is; health department, $500. 06; poor
department, s19ll.l2i police department,
si20s. 49, police department, s743.10;
Charles Z. Mumford, s2e.s5; Quincy A.
Hooper, sic; inspector Of milk, si3s.5s;
Nsrragansett Improvement Company,
f1373.50.
APPOINTMENT OF SUPERVISORS.
The following election supervisors were
appointed for N ovember 3;
Democrats.
FIRST WARD.
First district-James M. Nolan, Tim
othy j. Sullivan, Frank s. Roche.
Second district--Charles A. O'Neil,
John +. Garin, James II. Drury.
SECOND WARD.
First district-Patrick f. Greensn, Jas.
Fitzgerald, Edward Hughes
Second district--Dsniel O'Connor,
Stephen ]. Toher, Will am McElroy.
THIRD WARD.
First district-FranK A. Burke, James
II. Gillian, Richard Doolan.
Second district--John II. Dolan, John
W. Flanagan, A. j. Lovstt.
Third district-Charles CaIlau, william
+. Calvin, Michael Il o'Reiley.
FOURTH WARD.
First district--John T.. Harding, VIII
liam J. McHenry, Albert Sanford.
Second district b. M. Muller, q. b.
Hazard, John J. Nolan.
FIFTH WARD.
First district-Edward Brown, George
w. Radicon, Ed. ]. Bowen.
| Second district-u. J. Leach, William
J. Gofi. Ed. McKenns.
| SIXTH WARD.
First district-B. Il. johnson, j. f.
Keegap, I. W. reelty.
Second district--J. s. Coggeshsll, NJ.
A. Kelly, j. ]. Keegan.
SEVENTH WARD.
First District-William Do yie, NJ. A.
whalen, william Culliman.
Second District. Henry Coleman, Will.
lam cotter, Jr., Patrick Meehsn.
EIoHrH WARD.
First District--J. l.. Lamb, John p.
Tanning NJ. j. Fiztpatvick.
Second District-T. +. Kelley, w. j.
McsoTley, John Flanagan.
NINTH WARD.
First Dislriot-Charlcs Niece, ID.
o'Brien, w,lliam p. Gibbons.
Second District-Jobn McHugb, Charles
MeegsD, John }. Calvin.
TESTH WARD.
FIRST District Alfred Poiricr. T. II.
Kelley, J. II. mcCabo.