The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-18

call member OF the department, on ac-
count OF disability, and recommending his
dismissal, was read, and II was voted TO
give Mr.. Snow hearing July z.
The Board concurred with the Council
I'm confirming the following nominations
~ members OF the permanent fire depart
ment: George A. Paine, John II. Corri-
gan, Clarence X. Vial, Jonathan Keighley,
James II. Easton, John J. Farrell, Albert
Buckley and Thomas II. Meehan.
Joint resolution appropriaung $500 for
. sewer In Tfdewater street, from the river
70 Taft street, was passed In concurrence.
Joint resolution approprlsting e330O for
sewer on Pleasant street from Merry to
Harvey street, and from Harvey TO Pleas
ant street and East avenue was passed In
concurrence
Joint resolution appropriating e2sO0 for
sewer on Merry street from Tidewater
street to Pleasant street was passed In con-
currence.
Joint resolution appropriating e3OO for
the ringing OF bells and hiring salute on
the Fourth OF July. Passed In concur
renee.
Mayor Davis appointed Alderman Ed
ward O'Brien to act on the celebration
committee in conjunction with the three
councilmen already appointed.
Joint resolution appropriating 1900 for
the construction Of q sewer on Laurel
street, from Broadway 20 Park street, was
passed In concurrence.
Joint resolution appropriating s275 for
the improving of Ashton street was passed
In concurrence.
The Committee on Police and Licenses
reported that they had considered the
charges against Special Officer Pilling and
had found him guilty of conduct unbe-
coming an officer and recommended that
his name be stricken from the list of off,
GERS. Report was received and recon-
mendation ordered.
Petition to establish sidewalks and curb.
ing on Haywood avenue was continued to
the July meeting.
Petition to lay out Vincent avenue was
referred.
Petition to establish sidewalks and curb
ing on Church street was continued to the
July meeting.
Resolutioni authorizing the City Treas
urer to pay Richard Mathewson $3.50 for
land taken from his property in widening
Central avenue was passed.
Petition from taxpayers asking the city
to accept Taft street, from Lumber to
Windsor streets, was::referred.
Resolution giving the City Solicitor
power to collect the assessments on tax
payers for the improvement on East avenue
was passed.
A communication was received from
Mrs. George Lusgate, No. 11S Perry street
complaining Of the failure of City Physi-
clan jerks to remove scarlet fever cards
from her house upon request, The matter
was referred to the Health Ofiicer with or.
ders to report.
Resolution to lay out and widen Vernon
street from Elm to River street at a width
Of 35 feet was continued.
Petition Of Ralph Orr, janitor OF City
Hall, for two weeks vacation was granted
Upon motion of Alderman Darling the
Commissioner of Public Works was in
structed to bring in an estimate of the cost
of curbing Broadway north of Japonics
street.
The City Engineer was instructed to
bring In grade on Ashton street.
Voted to meet In executive session.
In executive session the taxes Of 49,
Peter and Paul's Church corporation,
Ellen Mccartney, Nazarie Croteau and
Catherine Vale were abated, as was one
half of that of Mrs. Herman Ploettner
The following were given leave to with
draw: Frances j. Maroney, Mary Maroney,
Judith Messnar and Mary b. Chaffee.