The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-08-12
passed on recommendation Of the Com

mcnoon avenue was passed.
Mr.. Blattery, Secretary OF the Committee
on Property OF the School Committee, In
accordance with q vote OF the COMMITTEES,
appeared before the Board and asked for
an additional appropriation OF e2O00 Tor
the construction OF the new school house
on High street. He explained that II the
additional appropriation was not made the
School Committee could not finish the
third story and II this Mas not done there
would be no suitable place for the evening
drawing school. The plan for the new
building was thoroughly inspected by the
Aldermen after which resolution making
the additional appropriation OF t2OoO was
read and passed.
Petition OF the Woodlawn Social Club
to hold fair In the Cottreil block was
referred to the Committee on Police ana
Licenses.
Claims OF Ellen Murphy for 5000, for
eight years. obstruction OF her right OF
way on 6terry street; OF James i-avery,
800 for damage to his property by water
flowing over 1t from q defective catch
basin, and of Joseph Harris for damage to
his wife by riding into sewer excavation
on Pawtucket avenue, were severaliy re-
ferred to the Committee on Claims.
from Dix to Hurley avenue, were notified
to appear at the next meeting In the mat
ter of establishing grade on said avenue.
Resolution adding N.bO per week to the
salary of Charles f. Window to pay for
horse hire, and that 1t be paid out OF the
maintainance account, was read and passed.
Petitions for sewers In Church street,
from Park place to East avenue; In Pleas
AE~tw~ ak~ IN
avenue; In Lafayette street, from Paw
tucket avenue to Dartmouth street; In
Pidge avenue, from Dartmouth street 663
feet west; in Carnation street, from Sabin
street to the hill; In Sabin street, from
Central avenue to Woodbine street; In
Woodbine street, from Sabin to Freight
streets, and In Mary street, from Main to
Randall streets, were severally referred to
the Committee on Sewers.
The abutters on Mary street, from Ran
dali to Main streets, were ordered to appear
at the next monthly meeting OF the Board
to consider the matter of establishing side
walks and curbing the same on said street.
Aresolution appropriating 800 for work.
ing Of Church street to grade was passed.
A petition to lay out new highway
from Swan to Dartmouth streets was re-
ferred to the Committee on Highways.
Petition for the acceptance OF Walker
street, from Warren to Wayland avenues,
was referred to the Committee on High
ways.
Petition for establishing q grade on
Margaret street from Broadway to Sabin
street was referred to the City Engineer.
Petition for an electric light on Pidgt
avenue was referred to the COMMITTEES or
Street Lights. &
Petitions OF George w. Warner and
George Fayed for victualing house licenses
were referred to the Committee on Police
and Licenses.
Petition of Louis willing for junk H.
cense was ordered advertised for hearing
at the next meeting.
Petition of Albert III. Delmatio to
transfer his victualing house license to
Miss Maria Burns was referred to the
Committee on Police.
Resolution authorizing the Committee
on City Property to contract for the Goa
necessary for the city was passed.
Resolution to pay the bills for collecting
taxes, amounting to $8O8.4S, was passed
and the City Clerk was directed to forward
to the City Treasurer copy Of the ordin-
ance provi ding that all legal notices shal
be served by the City Sergeant.
Eleven building permits, which have
been advertised, were referred to the In.
spector of Buildings.
| The monthly report of Commissioner o.
Public Works was received and placed or
| file.
Resolution accepting 500 for the care o.
| the burial lot of John w. Perry In Minera
Spring Cemetery was passed.
i Edward Smith was granted victualin(
| house license and Miss Emma White WA
| granted transfer of her victualing hous'
license from High street to Broad street
| Resolution appropriating $3.50 for con
structing sewer in Broadway, from Eas
street to the India Point railroad, ant
appropriating $1,000 for lowering the Paw
tucket avenue sewer, from the Rose estate
to Trenton street, was passed.
The usual bills for current expenses wer'
allowed and ordered paid.
A number of bills, which have laid OF
the table for months, were indefnitel,
postponed. They were mainly street mat
ters.
A resolution was passed instructing the
City Clerk to transmit to the various cor
porations running electric cars In the cit.
notice that II Is the intention OF the Cit,
Council, after 60 days from the serving o
said notice, to pass an ordinance provid
ing that no street car shall be operated II
any OF the public streets or highways o
the city unless the same be equipped will
suitable guards or tenders, under penalt.
of forfeiting all rights and franchises here
tofore granted.
The Board then adjourned as Board o
Aldermen and convened in executive ses
sion as Board OF Health.
The bids for removing swill, OF whicI
ten were received, were opened and con
tinued until Friday evening, the 10th.
Petitions Of Mary T.. Hubbard and Lotti
May Davis for permission to board infant
were approved.
The meeting then adjourned until Fri
day evening, Aug. 20.
At M Marrau's Market