The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-22
HAD A DULL
SESSION.
Aldermen Again Consider
DegraS Matter.
THEY TAKE NO ACTION.
Casey Authorized TO Build Barn in
Spite Of Objection.
THEY TAKE NO ACTION
OTHER MATTERS DISPOSED OF.

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another communication before the Board
of Aldermen yesterday afternoon. 1t
asked for permission 20 work up tho
stock on hand, ana also stated that IL
was intended 10 Introduce a new process
which would not be Objectionable to
those living or doing business in the
neighborhood. The matter was discussed
by the Aldermen in an executive session,
lasting three uarters OF an hour. but no
action was taken.
For some time Mr.. Peter Casey has had
a strong desire to build ibarn Mt the
corner of Fred and Pomfret streets, but
his neighbo objected. 80 when the case
afternoon, Louis l.. Angel informed tho
body that Mr.. Casey's place would be q
nuisance II the Board allowed him to
build barn. Simon q. Wheeler, n car.
penter and neighbon placed on exhibi-
ton Photographic view of Mr.. Casey's
buildings. There wero others on hand to
demonstrate against the barn. and more
particularly the 20 cows a goat or two.
pig and other live stock that Mr.. Casey
might conclude to harbor in it, During
Mr. Whceler's remarks he said he had no
hard feelings against MIR. Casey, but MI.
Casey broke in and informed Mi. Wheeler
that, THAT was just what he had.
His Honor Mayor McGuinness in
formed Mr.. Casey that he must keep his
seat OF pe escorted from the room. Casey
tried hard to obey the mandate, but he
could not keep his seat, but managed TO
hold his tongue.
Lawyer Edward Dew. O'Conners pre-
sented MIR. Casey's side OF the case, and
Edward Morris was on hand to help tho
good cause along. MIR. Morris said that he
did not think the proposed barn would
either detraot or ada to the beauty of
the location. So when the vote was taken
Casey had seven and came neGT landing
Alderman Love- whose name was called
number CT times before he voted. but
he finally voted nay. and then II no has
a nuisance the neighbors can call upon
the Board OF Aldermen again.
The quarterly reports of the welgher
at tho haymarket, OF the comm missioners of
sinking funds and weekly reports OF Dex.
tor Asylum for October and 10 were
recei we'd.
Tho petitions of w. II. Temple admin
tstrut0r, for Abatement OF tax. and
Augustus A. Moltcr ct al. for remission
of sewer assessment. were referred to the
committee on claims.
TO LOCATE STEAM BOILERS.
Permission was given to Providence
Betting Co.. at 80 Charles street, and
Queen Dyeing Co., at reer $50 Atwells
avenue. to locate stcnm boilers.
Permission was given George Lang
staff, ,4ii Wicke eLden street: Peter Marcus.
ut 2S2 South Main street; Melvin ii.
Smith, at 81 Dorrance street and Michael
Wood, 10 Daniels street. TO buy and sell
junk.
Rio at - Orms street; Thomas Miller, at
l9i weybosset street; Joe Wagner, at 3ei
North Main street; +. 4. Coakley. at Ia5
Richmond street, and Annie Mumer, 81
Dolaipe street, to keen victusllinR houses.
Upon recommendation o: the commits
sioner of.public works, PeleQ II. Rounds
was installed as engineer at the Earnest
street sewer, at a salary Of s93 per week.
and John Il. Bowen Ms engineer in place
Of Otis +. Clapp Mt q salary of S33 per
week.
The monthly reports Of tho superlnten-
dents Of hacks and the Inspector of steam
boilers were received.
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move barn was referred to committee
on highways
Tho rule Of the Board was Suspended
and w. NJ. Harris and John Murphy were
given permission To build barns.
John Kelly sppli ,d for permission to
build a barn on Unit street and was TO-
ferre1 10 Alderman MCGsnn.
PETITIONS FOX LAMPS.
J. II. smith ond others potltloncd TO
have lamps on Salina street; Nay j.
Lannon and others Oh Maynard street;
John Francis and others on Butler street;
Joseph NJ. Sanford and others on Gala
street: James ". Munroe and others In
OF hers for an electric light at 1851 West
min ter street. All OF which wero fc.erred
90 committee on lamps
Mary A. ConneII pctitlonsd for compen
satlOn for Injuries received on Ronnoko
street Referred 10 committee on claims
John A. Reed. Charles Iisfriok, samuel
Is. Stons, Otis a. squires isked TO bs
appointed police coustaLlss without power
~ serve ei,ilprocssscs and the same were
referred 10 committos on oonstablc4
JAMES NcphilIip asked 20 have tbs
grade - BrekIsy street defined which
,ss rffefftf ~ oommit'c, on highways
sDd 80 Esfd vss asked 20 defrs tn
sysiss - kosscsis and l.sdd sttasis hut
tbs fositsr Des ialf over until Nov ~.
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