The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-08

Leonard watson, fcs the 6sst quarter of
the yeas, was then presented. a summAgy
| foilows, Number Of sbssptsss, Soj parents
notified, n; casss Of trusncy acted upon,
&; pumbsr Of children warned Of the CON-
ssqusncss Of trusncy, al number Of chill
dren found 1t work without certincs -, 81;
number Of notices sesved on employers, 4,
served on parents, I. This report was also
received and ordered placed on fils.
Alderman Barber then offered petition
for the acceptance Of Hendrick street,
signed by John Glare and eighteen others
OF the abutting owners. This petition
was referred 70 the COMMITTEES on High.
ways.
Petition OF George Moran for permission
to remove nightsoil was then read. Al
derman Keene stated that he thought
that the police department ought
to be supplied with list OF tho
licenses OF this character that were grant
cd that they might know Just who had
the licenses and be better able TO attend to
the cases OF those who were doing busi-
moss without licenses.
Applications for permission to sell fra
works between June Is and Jnly 10 were
received and permission was granted TO
the following: John N. Butman, Isaac
Brown, John Cockroft, John Belden, John
III. Burns, John T.. Curran and Charles T..
Burby.
Petition for an extension OF time In
which to pay curbing tax, one half to be
paid on July and the balance on Decem-
Der 1, from James Fournier, LIST, on motion
OF Alderman Keene was granted.
The auctioner's bond Of Elzor Lacha-
pelle, with Joseph Lachapelle and William
Authier as sureties was accepted.
The petition Of Fales Brothers for per-
mission to remove building from South
street to Charles street, was granted.
IA communication from James and James
X. Allen of Providence stating that they
were prepared to furnish balloon ascen-
sions to order for July 4th., was read, and
1t was playfully suggested that 1t be re-
committee which did not exist.
The petitions of the following persons
for eating house licenses were received
with the recommendation of the Com
mittee ON Police and licenses, and they
were then granted: Thomas Moore, Charles
f. Crowell, John Cockroft, Marco Bisordi
and Method Chonicr.
Tho following bills were referred to the
Committee on Accounts with orders TO pay
them II they were found TO be correct:
Police department, e17s.32; street lights,
o000.16; poor department., o226.A5.
Alderman Fontaine then presented the
following names for appointment as special
constables without pay, and on motion of
Alderman Keene they were 80 appointed: /:
John Laberge, Henry Forest, Alphonse
Brassard and Camille Ponton.
Alderman Mccartney presented Q reso-
luton appropriating the sum Of e160 for
the observance Of the Fourth of July, and
providing for the appointment of . COM
mittee consisting Of one member from the
Board Of Aldermen and two members from
the Common Council to have charge of the
expenditure Of this money. On motion Of
Alderman Keene the resolution was passed.
President Eastwood then appointed Alder
man Mccartney % the aldermanic men,
Der OF this committee.
Alderman Mccartney then offered mo-
tion to the effect that when an adjourn.
ment should be had that the Board ad-
journ to Friday evening, tho 18th instant,
for the purpose Of considering the petition
Of the representatives of the estate of
Henry 8. Fairbanks for abatement of sewer
tax. It was so voted.
Alderman Keene then called attention to
the fact that the Board had not yet taken
any action on the resignation of the City
Solicitor, and he moved that the resigna-
ton be accepted, to take effect June J..
Some little discussion followed a. to the
advisability Of passing such motion, but
when 1t was put to Q vote it was carried.
The Board then adjourned, on motion Of
Alderman Fontaine.
The annual meeting of the Firemen's
Relief corps took place last evening at the
Broad street fire station.
The report of the treasurer, George A.
Simmons, was as follows:
Total receipts, $303.27; total, expendi-
lures, $303.27; amount deposited In bank
June 1, 1895, $505.58; amount deposited
during the year, $219.13: total amount In
bank June z, 1897, s761.92.
The following officers were elected:
President, Irving f. Patt; ce-president,
Ralph A. Wilbur; secretary, Everett T.
Patt; treasurer, George A. Simmons; trus-
tees, Chief Patt; hose 1, Henry B. Bowker;
hose 2, Ralph Daniels; hose 3, William j.
Lees; hook and ladder, Charles Vaslett; at
large, Ralph A. Wilbur, Everett Il. Patt
and George A. Simmons. The trustees
were appointed committee to arrange for
the annual ball.
Central Falls Cadets.
At the regular meeting of the Central
Falls Cadets last evening the committee on
excursion reported that they had hired
Father Mathews hall for the use of their
guests on the occasion of their annual ex-
cursion July 30. Thomas Kelley was elected
captain in place Of Captain John Devine,
resigned.
A committee of seven was appointed to
make arrangements for holding Q mid
summer carnival.
Blackstone Senate.
Blackstone Senate met last evening and
nominated the following officers: Excel
lent senator, Arthur c. Sisson. senior SEN
echal, Louis A. Olney; junior senechal, g.
Arthur Walcott; secretary, Everett l. Patt;
treasurer, Jasper Partridge; trustee, j.
Perrie Evans; surgeon, DR.. George f.