The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-05
Aldermen Did Not Cheese
Mix Inspector.
Low TENSION WIRE BILL.
II Was Passed In Concurrence
Without Any Amendment.
THE GREASE RENDERING CASE.

There was an executive session or the
BOARD of aldermen previous TO the reg
liar meeting yesterday afternoon that
asted 20 minutes, and during that ses-
lion, after a somewhat warm discussion
If the relative merits of the severai
candidates for the office of inspector OF
milk, it was decided to postpone the
choice OF that official for the ensuing |
year to August 81. The board unani-
concurred with the common
council on the passage of an ordinance
for the placing of low tension
wires underground. without amend
ment. The meeting was devoted TO the
of large amount or rou-
tine business.
The report of the superintendent OF
health UPON petition of John Morgan
ct al. relative to grease rendering es-
tablishment at the corner OF Faitn ana
Balch streets, was taken from the taple.
John p. a5eagan, counsel for the pro-
prietors cf the establishment. said that
the only annoyance caused by the
works was bad smell in summer, ana
he would to shorten the hearing, state
that the offending establishment would
be closed until the 18th OF September.
Mr. Beagan said his clients had invest
ed all their money in the enterprise, ana
this was poor time to sell the real
estate on which the factory was sit
uated.
Councilman Dennis III. Sheahan said
he appeared for the petitioners, and, as
Mr.. Reagan had said, he might take
technical advantages. he wished 10 De.
gin at the beginning, and ne wouiu can
a number of witnesses to show that the
establishment was q nuisance Tne
members of the board worked the fans
they held vigorously and prepared for ?
long siege, that Is, all but Alderman
Vincent. who has the happy faculty or
putting aside disagreeable things, Tor
he said, as the establishment couid 90
no harm until the 18th of september, IL
would be well to postpone the nearing
until the meeting in September. rms
idea was eagerly grasped by his brother
members, and a motion 10 postpone
consideration was carried.
The weekly reports of Dexter Asylum
July o, 16, 23and 30. 1898, and the month
ly report of the inspector OF steam Doll
ers were received. The bonds or the
following pawnbrokers were approves
| George II. Brooks. William b. Car.
penter, James A. Foster and Samuel
Marks.
II
The petitions of the following parties
were granted: To locate and operate
steam boilers the following, viz: Thos
| Congdon, at 155 Thurbers avenue; In
dustrial Trust company. corner Ex-
change place and Exchange street.
John s. Palmer, rear Franklin street
| Providence Public Library, on Fountair
street: Joseph Moss, rear S6s River ave
nue.. Charles r.. Belts. to keep taverI
| at Roger williams Park. LYMAN II
| Leland, to keep a shooting gallery at "
| Snow street. George r.. Weaver. tf
| transfer gunpowder license TO ORATOR
| III. Wiley. Burdette White, agent, Il
keep and sell gunpowder at 1l3 Grams
| ton street John r. Pearce Il Son, t'
| transfer junk license\to l52 Dorranc'
| street. To buy and sell junk. the 1oi
| lowing. viz: william Fl. Black. at
| and Cove street: Clarence -. Crofts
| at las Wickenden street; Walter r
| Lane. at GAG Eddy street: Max Lipman
| at IS Inez court: James j. McGuinness
| at 103 Putnam street. Wiliam n
Barnes, for transfer OF pool license. ~
keep pool tables the following, VIZ.
Caldarone Bros, one at 102 Dean street
| C,olini q Zambrano, one at 307 Dougla
| avenue: Frederick G.. Laity. one ADJ
tional at 1864 Westminster street. IL
| keep victualling houses, the following
| viz Walter s. Baker at 931 West
minister street: James r. McGirr. at w
Atwelrs avenue; Nellie II. Stalling, a
125 Snow street.
The following accounts were allowed
Schedule of bills--Bridge department
si7s.ss; bridge department, Weybosse
bridge. S1255.S0; health department
s3345.5O: police department. $l2fSss
poor department, $4,000: inspector o
milk. s1s6.06; Ackerman & &Co.. $3.50.
Order for curbing OF Irving stree
was referred TO September ID; order TO
defining of grade for Grand avenue
referred 10 october 20; orders OF sam
nature for Orioe avenue and Prescot
| street were referred TO same date.
communication was received fror
| chief OF Police Baker announcing th
appointment of Patrick Lynch as
patrolman.
MR.. MURPHY'S PETITION.
The petition OF Luke Hanley an
| others for the appointment OF jaime
| Murphy as a policeman was referred
| the committee on police. the petitio
recites that Mr.. Murphy was Tor ~
years an officer i'm the annexed distric
and there were a number OF pages
foolscap flled with Endorsements
him.
: In addition TO the petitions granite
. | above were granted petitions TO kes
4 taverns 10 Moy Hung and Sam VIII
| at 343 Weyboeset. george w. faton'
Westminster street: John Martin. i
o Pine street: NJ. J. Fagan. 53k Weybo
set. To keep victualling house license
Harold r. Storti. 30 Broadway, w.
u Clarke, lsl weybosset street.
n A large number OF petitions for lea
) 10 build barns were granted under ~
pension of the rules.
L Petition OF owen McCusker for ailo
he ance for damage 10 his property
m Randall square. amounting TO s6l1, "
referred to the committee on claims.
u Petitions of Sergt Maynard l.. Ste
l. for rs days leave of absence. with L
te OF pay: OF Oficer Frank l.. Martin q
OF Onicer Charles II. Smith OF the sa
purport were granted.
IA The Providence Public Library '
given leave 60 construct vault under
ls sidewalk adjoining It's premises.
IL on recommendation of Chief OF Po
-. Baker the pay OF the following ofiic
:. was Increased: Howard $. Paine, IN
- s2.75 TO 81 per day. Charles "a Sire
ne and John J. Toole. from $3.50 TO :
ar per day.
4. CONCURRENT BUSINESS.
ma The board concurred with the g
of mon council In the passage OF the
1 loWinl.