The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-22

10, entitled substitute "a" was passed In
concurrence.
The resolution TO appropriate the sum
Of $500 for work on High street, which
the Mayor refused TO sign, came up for
action, and upon motion Of Alderman
Mccartney, was continued TO the next
meeting. In explanation Alderman Nc
Cartney said that he had been speaking
with Mr.. Cook and he promised him that
the railroad people would start immediately
to fix the street.
Gilbert 0enot presented . petition TO
abate . nuisance In front OF his property
on Broad street. He claimed that crowd
collected around the lunch cart OF Mr..
Chournier and made IL disagreesble for
his tenants. The petition was referred TO
the Committee on Police and Licenses.
The petition of the Providence Telephone
Com pany to erect poles I'm different parts
of the city was referred to the COMMITTEES
on Electric Poles and Wires with power
to act.
The petition OF Thomas Hughes for
victualling house license was referred 70
the Committee on Police and Licenses.
The application Of q. w. Chantiny for
q victualling house license at $50 Brord
stIeet was granted
The resolution to accept Hendricks
street as public higway was accepted and
the city engineer was ordered to make q
plat for public record.
Upon motion of Alderman Mccartney
the Board adjourned until this evening at
1880 o'clock.
District Court News.
In the District Court this morning John
r. Dugan was adjudged common drunk
ard, and was sent to the State Farm for
six months.
Chief Cotter of Valley Falls had q man
named Gueltmont, from Cumberland Hill,
before the court charged with maintain
ing a nuisance. There were also three
counts against him for selling liquor and
three for keeping for sale. Gueltmont
pleaded not guilty and In default OF $1,000
bail was committed.
One simple drunk was fined " and costs.
Notes About the City.
SUPERINTENDENT Draper and Mrs. Draper
have gone to Cottage City for short visit.
Twilight Temple of Honor met last even
ing, but nothing of Importance was trans
acted.
Mrs. A. G. Adams and family will sail
for Paisley, Scotland, Saturday on a visit
to her parents.
The Auditing Committee of Branch 265,
c. X. of A., was held last evening to audit
the accounts.
A meeting Of the Florence Dramatic
Club took place last evening, and the
members held. a preliminary reading Of the
play.
A continuation of the festival for the
benefit Of the poor of Notre Dame Church
was held last evening, and there was a
good attendance.
The executive committee of the Central
Falls Whoelmen met last evening and
completed some of the arrangements for
the race to be held shortly.
Nellie, the infant daughter of Terrence
Conlon, died last evening at the residence
Of her parents, 43 Bagley street, this city.
Cholera infantum was the direct cause.
Central Falls Council, Royal Society OF
Good Fellows, met in regular meeting
last evening. No business Of Importance
was transacted. At the close of the meet
| lug collation. was served.
James McCaffrey of Barton street, is re-
joicing on account of an addition to The
| family circle. A bright young son made
| doing the honors in a graceful manner.
The Grand Worthy officers of the State
/! Temperance League, including Grand
Worthy Templar Henry q. Duby, went to
Wexford last evening to present the lodge
of that place with the State banner, which
! goes to the lodge making the largest gain
| in membership during the year. Last year
Twilight Temple of this city won it.
Charles p. Wideman of Pawtucket was
/ driving recklessly about the streets yes
| terday afternoon, and his condition was
such that Officer Whippie thought that
! the station house would be the proper
place for him. Wideman objected to the
advice rendered him by the officer and
! went to the station to lodge complaint
! When he reached the station the chic
thought that a cell in the lower part o.
the building would be the proper place
for Mr.. Wideman, and accordingly he wa'
locked up.