The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-02

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transferred 20 Henry T.. woodmansec.
Pool table licenses were issued TO
.Josephson a. Orleck, one at No. 10 Smith
street and John Martin, one at No. 1853
Westminster street.
The petition of the Twentieth Century
Club for dance license was not granted.
A petition for the layout and continual
tion of Duke street was referred to com
| miteie on highways.
Alderman Winsor moved that the board
| proceed to elect dog officer. The motion
was seconded and Alderman Little moved
the board go into executive session. This
motion too was seconded.
Alderman McGann wanted to know
what the object of the executive session
was also il il was to talk over candidates
Some one replied in the negative.
The vote stood five to five on the motion
TO go into executive session. The mayor
said the board does not go into executive
session.
Then nominations came thick and fast.
Alderman Winsor nominated James III.
Hathaway, Alderman Freeman nomi-
mated q. u. Burlingame, Alderman
McGann nominated George f. Young,
Alderman Reynolds nominated Willard
Davis, Alderman Pierce nominated Frank
G. Sanford, Alderman Nichols nominated
Michael Mccormick
After six ballots the vote stood Bur-
lingame four Hathaway five, Childs one
The seventh ballot showed no change but
on the eighth ballot Mr.. Hathaway was
elected by receiving six votes.
The monthly report of the overseer of
poor was received and also the report OF
the superintendent of hacks.
Petition of w. A. Mowry and others for
the REMEMBERING of Snow street was re-
ferred to the committee on streets and
numbers with instruction to give public
hearing.
The monthly report of the board Of fire
commissioners for the month OF January
was received. 1t showed the expenditures
of the board for that time to be So, 697. %.
Hyman q. Goldsmith was reappointed
patrolman on recommendation of the
chief of police and on the same recon-
mendation the pay of officers Charles NJ.
Kirby and Patrick j. Feeney was raised
from s.. 20 to e.. 90
Petitions to hold dances and entertain
ments were granted as follows American
Cadets, 10 Cranston street; Brotherhood
of X. X. Trainmen, Lodge No. 800, 2O6
Weybosset street; Carnation Club, What
Cheer Hall; Court Hope No. 10, L. of A.,
Dimond Hall; Defender Council, No "a,
.. u. A. NJ, Odd Fellows Hall; Delphi
Council, No. 2, II. A., journal Hall
Emmett Temperance Cadets, Dimond
Hall; Elmwood Council No. II, O.U. A.
NJ, Elmwood avenue corner Public street
Fanfare Lafayette, $50 Westminster street
Gen. Burnside Social Club. 81 Westmin-
ster street; Grattan Cadets, Dmond
Hall; Hope Council No 10, d. of L., 27
Market square; Ives Relief Corps, 1928
Cranston street; Lady Lincoln Council,
Daughters of Liberty, "a Westminster
street; Lincoln Council, No. IL, q. U. A.
NJ, vi Westminster street; Ladies
Auxiliary, Society of Washington Park,
Columbia Hail. Manton Literary Asso-
citation, Holden's Hall, Manton avenue;
Original Portuguese Beneficial Associa-
tion, 81 South Main street; Palestine
Temple, No. 10, X. S., 40 Westminster |
street; Pansy Circle Columbia Hall; |
Rathbone Sisters, Wanskuck Hall; Sean |
danavia Bicycle Club, 935 Westminster
street; Triumph Lodge of Odd Ladies,
Columbia Hall; Twentieth Century
Club 72S Westminster street; Unity Tenn
pie No |, Columbia Hall; w. W. Ora
matte company, Colonial Hall: West Side
Social Club 72s Westminster street. West
x Brown, 12S Cranston street; Ladies'
Naval Veteran Association, "a Eddy |
street; Cookoo Social and Literary Club
2s Westminster street; Y. MO. B. Club.
800 Westminster street; st. Paul Com
X. T., 52S Westminster street;
3elgravia Literary Society, 27S weybossct
street; Magnolia Debating Society, Music
Hall; Jolly Six Social Club, 935 West
Minister street. Guard of Honor, a35 West
Minister street; Oriental Lodge X. of T.,
Westminster, corner Dean street; Provi-
lence Turnyerein, Turner Hall; Y. M. C.
\, at Y. NJ. e. A. Hall; Daughters of
Naomi, % Market square.
Claim of Sarah H. Watson for compen
alton for damage for injuries received on |
surrs lane was referred to the committee
N claims
The committee on police approved of
he chiefs recommendation that patrol
nan Dennis McCarthy's term be extended
TX months and it was so extended.
Samuel ID. Sessions member OF the
olice force was granted tendays' leave
I absence.
Remonstrance Of Pope Manufacturing
ompany and others against rcnumbering
Snow street was received
Petition of Charles Cohen for remission :
tax was referred TO the committee on
aims.
The estimate Of expenses of the poor
apartment for the year ending Scptem.
er 30th, 1898, was rs follows; Outdoor
Dor, $4,000; Charity Building wood
ird, 10000 burial Of paupers, 1890. 90;
ospital treatment, $500; salary, SliOO; !
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