The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-08
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BOARD CHOSEN.
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f. F.. Wilkinson, Julius Boyden. T. II.
Needham. II. X. Clark, ID. Cash. s. S.
Collins. A. III. Preston. w. II. Brown
ing. f.. l.. ID. Turner. III. Il. Molter,
Charles Z. Angel, Il. Carmody, 4. w.
Joyce. j. j. McGarry. w. s. Brown, III.
l.. Stackpole, j. w. Henley, Daniel j.
Connolly, III. p. Cornell, John B.
Cooke. J. ". Todvin, w. w. Batchelder.
j. f. Doyle. c. A. Hayward. George
Chatterton. G. Spaulding. f. l.. Dunn,
G.. III. Butts, William Clancy. A. f..
Cady. w. l.. Whipple. II. N. Campbell.
Jr.; G. w. Jenckes. G. LALeavens. John
Myers. T. Winn. w. N. Hopkins. C. IL.
Sawyer, w. p. Moulton, J. #. Greeley,
r. L. Birtwhistle, F.. II. Pennell, George
f. Glass. s. Pearson, G.. o. Halstead,
John Salessis, w. Z. Gillian. Sidney A.
Sheldon.
The following parties were given
leave to build barns:s Ida C. Bailey,
Israel Lumton, Smithfield Savings
Bank. Julia A. Davis, William Fielding,
Ferdinand Hirsch. Israel L. Sidvosky,
Antonio Jackvony, John w. Sharp,
Jeanette ID. May.
On motion of Alderman Winship a
resolution appointing a special commit
tee on celebration of Fourth of July
and appropriating $4,000 therefor, which
had laid on the table since January 20,
was taken from the table and indefi-
nitely postponed.
TO EXTEND POLICE TELEGRAPH.
Alderman Mccarthy introduced a
joint resolution authorizing the police
committee to have the police tele-
graphic system established in the an
nexed district. The resolution was
passed and communicated forthwith to
the Common Council.
Capt Costine of Station was given
da xros vol lar cf nh ha-
ginning at the close Of his regular fur
Tough in August. Capt. Costine's health
is not good at present. officer Willard
was given 10 days leave of absence in
addition to his annual furlough.
CONCURRENT BUSINESS.
The board concurred with the COM
mon Council in the following matters:
Invitation of United Order of American
Mechanics to review parade July 4,
1898; invitation of League of American
Municipalities to attend convention of
league at Detroit, Mich; order to re-
ceive report of joint committee on rail-
roads relative to street car regulations:
an ordinance in amendment of and In
addition to chapter 667 of the ordinance
governing street railroads, and author
izing the use of larger passenger cars
on street railway lines: an ordinance
adding $4,000 to the appropriation for
contingencies; an ordinance permitting
the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad Company to relocate a
spur track in Aliens avenue: order to
receive report of joint committee ap-
pointed by resolution No. Is. current
series, recommending a plan for the
layout of Exchange place, and the re-
moval of the old passenger station
resolution directing the commissioner
of public works to tear down and re-
move the old passenger station: resolu-
tion approving plan for the layout OF
Exchange place; resolution authorizing
the commissioner Of public works to ex-
pend certain sums for repairs on public
bridges; resolution to repair and reno
vate the school houses; resolution or
dering a sewer In Manton avenue; reso-
luton ordering a sewer I'm Plainfield
street and Olneyville square; resolution
granting permission to Thomas Nc
Mann to move building; resolution
accepting gifts of the following tc
North Burial ground fund, viz: Israella
s. Angel, Abigail G. Bennett. Sam. III
Bullock, Ann Eliza Chapman, Rebecca
r. and Elizabeth j. Chase. John M
Fraser and George A. Mann, Oziar ID
and Josephine Tillinghast.
On motion of Alderman Winsor the
board adjourned to Thursday, August
4, at p. m.