The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-24
ABANDONMENT OF COMFORT ST.
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corner Of Fruit and Broad streets was
rescnded and there will he a hearing
on the petition at the next meeting.
The Shepard Company was given
leave 10 build "A shelter over the side
walk I'm front OF its store.
The bill Of Maria Bolger for use OF a
store for voting place amounting To $50
was ordered paid.
Permission To build barns were
granted the following parties Antoine
De Biase, Louis Fernberg, Terrence
Rogers. James W. Maley. Thomas Tay-
lOr, Orin i. Haven. Andrew II. White,
John q. Harris, Thomas Chace.
Jenappo Nenacco was given leave to
withdraw his petition 10 be appointed
a police constable.
The chief Of police was directed TO
keep the streets clear OF carriages on
April 1st during formation and parade
Df 1st II. /. Volunteers.
Invitation TO visit the garbage plant
at Syracuse was accepted The date Of
the visit Will be fixed latter. 4 propo-
sitiOn from the company having I'm
charge this plant i'm regard to the city's
adopting this system was referred to
the superintendent OF health.
The pay OF the following police Off
GERS was increased: Louis +. Godfrey.
Lewis l.. Irish and Ddgar l.. Daniels
from s2.25 TO $3.50 per day; Charles VI.
v. d.
Goldsmith and Dennis Mccarthy from
$2.15 to 50.
The commissioner of public works
was directed To grade Elmgrove ave-
nue. The owners OF land viii curb the
same.
Orders for curbing of Babbitt and
Charles strets were referred TO April
10Th.
The following positions wee granted:
Charles Soft. to keep "A Dawnbrokers
shop at ls7 South Main street.
To buy and sell junk the following
viz Sam Greenleaf. at 235 Prairie ave-
nue; Joseph Orleck, at 81 Shawmut
street
To keep pool tables. the following
viz: Levi NJ. Kelley, one at LOG Fenner
avenue; Peter j. Ryan, one at "A La
than street
To keep victualhng houses the fol-
lowing, viz: Isaac Crocker. az l2j
Richmond street: \. l.. Heap. at 81
Elm street Thomas Mccormick, at i2
Olneyvnle square: Herman Sness, at
10la Oneyyille square.
Fred O. Gardiner. TO keep a tavern at
939 Westminster street.
Petitions Of Frank III. Martin, for
sewer i'm Princeton avenue.
Charles Fousniquer ct al, 10 have
sidewalks concreted on Linwood ave
nue. were duly referred.
l.. Samuelson was given heave 10
withdraw his petition 10 sell junk.
The following concurrent business
Was transacted. Orders 10 receive the
monthly reports: or che city treasurer
for February. 1899: Of rhe city mes
senger for February. 1899; order 10 re-
ceiVc the report of the city auditor on
estimates of the receipts and eXpendi-
+ItE
September 30. 1900; message OF the
mayor relative % gift Of Mr.. Paul Bal
nUtti go the city; resolution directing
city treasurer 10 deposit rhe gift of
= +.4...aa-ffum Mr.. Bajnout i'm special
account, and credit accruing interest
to said fund; message Of the acting
mayor relative To an act providing for
a police commissioner; resolution d.
rcctng city solicitor 20 oppose the pas
sage of police commission act; resO-
luton directing commissioner Of pub
lie works 90 pave Canal ana MIL
streets with granite blocks, also -
pave Machewson street with sheet AS
phalt: resolution 10 construct a sewer
I'm Exchange place. resolution ordering
sewers i'm following streets. viz: Haw-
rhorne French. Spencer and Waldo
streets: Mulberry. state AMI Holden
streets. Morris avenue. Onley street.
Elmgrove Union. Webster and Pocas-
sci avenues.
Resolutions to le6n" grade for foi-
lowing streets. viz. Crins, Gon, Io!-
brook. Huron. LIWtOn, Lee streets ana
Morris avenue.
Resolution granting permission 10
Israel H. SidkOvslty TO move q building.
The blll Of the Charitable Baptist So
ciety for 1926 was ordered paid.
The board adjourned TO Thursday,
April 9Th at $3.50 q. m.