The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-08
Was COncurred in by the
Board OF Aldermen.
FRANCIS STREET LIGHTING
Matter Referred Back TO the COM
mlttee on Lamps.
APPOINTMENT OF SUPERVISORS

The Board 0f Aldermen held one OF the
busiest meetings in some months. The
regular session was preceded by a
private preliminary session.
Mayor MrGuinness called ths board to
order shortly before $500 O'Clock and 1t
was 3 O'CLOCK before the session closed.
The board concurred with the council
in large number Of matters, some OF
which we're discussed at considerable
length previous to the votes of concur
renee. The measure In regard to light on
Francis street under tho new depot,
which those in charge OF IL in the Com
mon Council thought they had removed
the sharp corners from 30 that 1t would
go through both branches easily, met an
unexpected set back aJ tho tho hands OF
the Mayor.
Tho city solicitor is to apply to the
legislature fer legislation that Alderman
Burbank thinks will be better for all
persons dealing in anything other than
politics. Alderman Nichols at yesterday 8
so ssion was trifle indignant nc tho fro
quont suspension of the rules in regard to
barns and suggested the alderman sus-
pond themselves. The alderman from tho
Second ward afterward used the same
expression and he was reminded IN an
undertone by representative OF DEM
ocratic ward that the people might attend
to that next month.
SUPERVISORS APPOINTED.
The following supervisors were ap-
pointed for the municipal election:
Ward !. District l-John Il. Holland.
William III. Hall and James w. Martin ;
District 2-Pettis ;. Bliven, Benjamin
Ringgold and william j. Spencer, .Jr.
Ward 2 District l--Charles w. Lansing,
l<iapnan WaIch
District 2-Alexander Mcintosh, Alfred
+. Carter and William +. Cowen.
Ward 3, District 1-Wslter L.. Lloyd,
George w. Oates and Harry j. Rogers;
District 2--George A. Day. Benjamin n.
Burbank, and Louis Bethel; District g.
George Harrall, Allmiger X. English and
John Greenwell.
Ward 4, District Henry NJ. James,
Irving l.. Blanchard and John G. Har-
rington; District 2-Cyrus A. Rowland.
George Il. Pettls and James s q. Sher-
man. Ward =. District l-Louls Schmitt.
John Is. Greenhalgh and barry ia.
Stackpole; District 2-George A. jerks.
Abram l.. Hartman and Philip A. Carr.
Ward o. District l-trank II. Eddy,
David n. johnson and Henry j. LeVal-
ley; District 2--Cbares III. Warner Ben
Jamin L. Jepson and Albert q. Ierbrig-
gan.
Ward 2. District Fired A. Goff, John
Martin and William Sarah; District 3
Charles l.. Anthony. James Il. Taylor
and Albert A. Hawkins.
Ward s. District William ii. Sill
loway. William II. Henderson and I'D
win Ii. Brown; District 2-Waltar X
Boss. II. Eugene Clark and William l..
DO Groat.
Ward 8. District l--Charles +. Charm
ley. George V. Whitaker and William
Critchley; District 2-Willinm 4. hunt
Ia, NALL nd ptn 90
Il. Nota.
= Ward 10, District l. Harris w. Ininon.
Joseph Flanagan and Arthur j. Wicks;
District 2-Henry j.. Corbin. Charles ii.
Fiske and Theodore Kellogg; District 81
Oscar A. Carleton. Charles III. Caldwell
and Eugene ID Cummings.
Democratic-Wa l. District 1-Pat-
rick Il. Sexton, Andrew j. Carroll and
Michael nj. Brennan; District 2-Charl9s
A. O'Neil, Daniel Il. Looney and Jonn
Il. Garin.
Ward 2. District I-Patrick y. Greenan,
James A. Fitzgerald and William Mo-
Cormiok; District 2-James Ii. Matteson,
William Il. Eads and William "A. McElroy.
Ward g. District l--.Iohn II. smith, Will
liam ii. O'Connell and william i. Nc
Gam: District 2--John Il. o. Reilly.
Peter Conley and James Brown; District
3-Cornelius Il. Moran, hugh Brady and
Muoeuzio Nacrio
Ward 4. District 1-John Il. Harding,
Albert Sanford and William j. McHenry;
District 2-George B. Hazard, Clifford a.
Moflitt and Patrick 4. Millen.
Ward g. District l-Edward a. Brown,
Edward j. Bower and George w. Radi
gan; District 2-Milliam j. keenan,,
John II. Hart ana John II. Cooper.
Ward q, District 1-William II. Tracy,
Maurice i. Hartnett and Robert A. Muir
ray; District 2-.'ohn j.. Clark, Peter Mo
Carthy, John i. keegan.
Ward T. District l-John Il. Minehan,
William Doyle and Matthew Whalen;
District p Lawrence A. McGrane. Ber-
nRrd Brennan and James "A. Holland.
Ward g. District 1-Joseph II. o. 'Hearn.
William Il. Geary and James j. McCabe;
District 2-John Il. Dorahuo. Thomas II.
Kelley aud William j. McSoley.
Ward 9, District 1-1homas Troy;
Charles j. McGeo and Frank Gallagher;
District 2-James Hoaly. Charles j.
Meegan aud John y. D1ckrey.
Ward 10 District l--JEmes +. Brothers
Joseph III. McCabe qua Patrick Hall;
district 2-Goorge B. johnson. John j.
LaiIey ana Thomas Began; District D.
Patrick j. Ryan, Joseph II. Doyle and
Daniel j. Farrell.
Petitions OF A. Victor Barrael, Public
street: Cuckoo Social Club. Music Hail;
Guard Of Honor, g35 Westminster street
Oriental Louge. II. OF -, Oriental hall I;
Providence TurnvereiD, Niagara street;
Providence NickolodeoD, 4l0 Westminster
street: Rhode Island Lodge. h. of A..
72S Westminster street: Slato Rock Lit
erary and Social Club. .O6 Wovbosset
street; Valentine Lodge, No. 27, 2,S Mey-
bosset street; West side Social CLUB. 7lS
Westminster street: ZAnoni Association.
Cranston street; Elmwood Lodge Is OF
p. Elmwood avenue; Swedish Working.
mems Association, 2SD Wsy ybossot street
United Ofier of J.. r.. 80 Westminster
street; Washington Sncisi Club, Music
hail: May social CLUB: y. ~. {. A..
Westminster and Jackson streets. 20 hold
entertainments were granted.
MONEY FOR DAVIS PARK.
One OF the first mtttera Co cause dls-
cussion even IL the discussion was brief
was that oi concurrinc with the Com mmon
Council In an appropriation Of s2l COO for
Davis Park.
Alderman Lowo said be regrnttei very
much that at tho beginning Il the new
Dscal year 10 was Thought necessary 10
increase tho city's indebtedness. lie
would, be said. not vote for the appro-
rriation nut fer the statement os tho
committee on rnancs that the assessors
wOuld be enabled % assess property now
assessea as farm land az much higher
rate.
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