The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-10
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guarantee the genuineness Of this offer.
and referred to the committee on ordi-
nances, at the request OF Robert III. Walker
| Petitions for sewers in Waldo street and
Anthony avenue were referred to commit
tee on sewers
Petition for layout of Gala street was
referred TO committee on highways
The pay of the following patrolinen was
raised from s.. 80 to e. as upon recommen-
| dation Of Chief Baker: Michael j. Cum
ningham, Frank p. bay, George Irwin,
Arthur ID. Sharp Warren NJ. Smith,
Julius A. Webb.
Victualling house licenses were granted
to Mary A. Deane, Il. l.. Baron, Lillian
Denkle, Edward Normandie II. X. Me-
! kenzie, Is. +. Durfee, Daniel Fitzpatrick
| Luigi Burlando Mark II. Waters, T. A.
! Cornell Co., III. NJ. Keilty, q. A. Stone
| a. Co.
Tavern licenses were granted to Bernard
McCulla, William Lehedley, Joseph
Schedley, Leo krichbaum and William
| Ahern.
The monthly report Of the city auditor
was received. Also the report OF the
| oyerseer Of poor
The petition of Edwin Varley for si2 so
damages was referred TO the committee on
| claims.
The compensation of Charles NJ. Gun
| Lille, student in the city engineers de-
| partment, was increased from 81 as to So IS
upon recommendation of Commissioner of
Public Works Smith.
The petitions of James Darcy, rear 263
smith street; Simeon Klein 36 Kane
street; James "A. King, % Suffolk street
Mrs. \. Is. Barton, Orchard avenue,
Patrick Conway, "A South street; James
J. Maher, Elbow street; q. III. Wiley.
BOG Bucklin; John o Rourke, lg7 Black
stone street. Patrick Gibbons Cheshire
80 at.H ..ff Of Ia. ~
avenue, for permission to build barns
were referred 20 the next session.
"A resolution was passed granting
Joseph A. Brown, permission TO move IA
building
A resolution was passed to pay the
expert accountant and tally clerks who
assisted the aldermen i'm counting the
ballots cast for general assemblymen.
Baxter johnson, a. +. Thurber and
Charles ;. Heed were given permission To
collect swill and offal and Benjamin
Mitchell, Abbott Lawrence, G. H. Mel
bourne, Z. Larman, W 4. Haskins, 4.
.. Bliss, Sanluel Colburn, and ex Assem-
blyman Charles III. Smart may remove
night soil.
The petition of Ellen and William
Lovett for damages to hens was referred.
Joseph Germain was appointed under
taker.
Bradford A. Mason was appointed con
stable without power to serve civil pro-
cesses
Petitions of Jacob Mossell and A. T.
Gray for permission TO build barns were
laid on the table.
Petition for curbing on Anthony ayenue
was referred to committee on streets
Petition for the abatement OF alleged
nuisance at Althans bakery on Brook
street was land on the table upon the re-
port OF the committee that the nuisance |
would be abated
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pensation for damages To hens was re- |
terred |
Dance licenses were granted 10 braham |
Hcrovitz, Dimond Hall; Belgravia Lit |
erary Association, $50 Weybosset street; |
Bachelor social Club, 3T Gladstone |
Columbia hail; Burnidc Lodge. A. o. L.. |
W., Atwells avenue; Bon Ton Club What |
Cheer hall; Company A, Irish Forester
Guards; Cuckoo Social, 72S Westminster
street; Defender Council, O. U. A. NJ,
odd Fellows hall; Enterprise Lodge, X.
Council, O. u. a. NJ, Public street; Cleo
Club and Banjo Quartet, Y. NJ. c. A.
ball; Gordon Commandery. = of 1t.
George, 81 North Main street; Gerinania
Lodge, .. of H., "a North Main street:
Grattan Cadets, 76 Dorrance street; Fred
A. Hill, 643 North Main street; Jolly Six
Social Club, G}5 Westminster street;
Ladies Friendship Ledge 72S Westminster
street; Lady Lincoln Council, ID. of L.,
% Westminster street; Liberty 5clI Coun-
ell. ID. of a., Prcstcott Post hall; Lady
l.assellmes Assembly, 1885 Westminster
hall; Manhattan Social Club, 72S West
minister street; Narragansett Walters
Club, lbs Cranston street; Swedish
Society, 72S Westminster street Young
Mons Literary Association, 1872 Vea2ic
streets Young Peoples Columbus Society,
fts,f,, ,rta - |
Westminster and jackson streets; East
side Whcelmen, Champlin hall Valentine
Lodge, Columbia hall Cathedral Bcnev.
)lcnt Aid Society, 72S Westminster
street; Ladies Progressive Aid Society,
as Weybosset street; DclThi Council, r..
Market square; Celia Nj. Baintcu, Stein
'rt hall; Jolly Six Social CLUB 935 West
Minister street; Fletcher Football Club, |
1cnncssy hall Early Ross Social Club, |
Music hall; Hcrmionc Assembly + =,
Westminster street; Mashapaug Athletic
'on, +. of A., Dorrcncc street; Ruth
Asscmbly ID. of r.. - Market square;
l mon Gospel Choir, Music hall
The petitions OF the following for per
nits Co build barns were granted
.harlos A. Wilson, rear Elmwood avenue;
tu@ard Curtis, rear Az Friendship street;
ames Burke, rear 81 Gladstone avenue; |
rank Amison, Winthrop avenue; Mrs.
Emma Hanson, rear p Parnull street: !
.harles hcech and wife, ON sussex street;
William Caldwell, at - Marion street: |
Mary j. Carroll. rear Cranston street;
lhomas r. Coaklcy, Manchester place;
' lncenZo Captau, rear ~ Malvern street;
Joseph W. Baker at l3 Stampcrs street:
samuel Colhurn, ut 1873 Broad street |
fred ;. Farwell, Westminster and Parade
trceis; James j. Easton, at lI5 Wesleyan
'yenue; Henry Fletcher, rear 20 David
street
resolution was passed granting per-
mission To Joseph Banigan to build
'aults under sidewalks on Westminster |
Union and Middle streets.
Reports Of the Dexter Asylum for the
weeks ending March % and April q were
cccivcd.
The result NJ the election for senator
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