The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-08

ana every member OF the board pres
ent. Sundry nuisances were ordered
abaded In the usual form. The week
ly reports of the Dexter Asylum for
November IS 70 20 and December 2
were received.
The usual schedules OF dances, enter
talnments ana vehicles were granted
and then the following petitions were
granted: Thomas and G. IL. Walsh Ia
locate a steam boiler at No. $40 Plain
field street; 10 buy and sell Junk.
Harry Pollock, at No. 1863 Willard
avenue; Charles Sigal, at No. so Cav
street; 20 keep victualling houses
Walter 1. Bell, at No. III Charles street ,
Joseph Fournier at No. IL Stokes street !.
henry Heaven, at No. $50 Prairie
| avenue; Albert West, at No. 1915 West
minister street. Abram Harris. 10
transfer victualling house license to
/ George A. Dean. The Favorite Lunch
/ Cpp.s,sto 10 transfer tavern license TO
christopher j. Rea- * Co. Philip
SWartz to keep a tavern at No 80
| North Main street A. G.. Mink. TO
transfer TO the Mink Catering Company.
DANIEL A.Tefft, TO Cyrel S. Colweil
nnlllp w, McCarty from 296 south
Water 10 4S4 south Main street Albert
HiShards, transfer to Charles w. .dink
The following petitioners were given
leave to Withdraw: Loo Yoot, to keep
! victualling house at No. 45 Sou,A Main
street; Patrick Quinlan, to be appointed
police officer
ON accommodation Of the chief of
ponce the junk licenses OF John Tripp.
NO. AZ Wickenden street. and Herman
human, No. 4S Kane street, were re-
voied.
MAYORS VETO.
"A message was received from the l
mayor vetoing the joint resolution Civ
ing the committee on strest lights |
power 20 contract for 1900 gasolene or
other suitable lamps
resolution was then passed refer
ring the mayors veto 10 a joint special
committee, consisting OF Joint standing |
committee on lamps, and that the COM
illutee be authorized TO inquire into
"Ie % several matters name I'm the may
vi message, and to report the merits
ana whole cost of installing maintain |
inS ana operating the several systems |
vi stFeet Hghting now in general use
ana 10 report what i'm their opinion is
the most useful and economical System
iOr tne city to adopt i'm the installation
OF lo0O street lights TO take the DIace c
or the gasolene lamps now I'm service j
nc nc committee is also authorized to in 8
vic PROPOSALS Tor suppIying all OF the I
material for this work. and To present
ioin OF contract for 1850 new lights "a
ma is also authorized. with the APP or
lroVal or the mayor, TO make a tom o.
'orary agreement for the continuation -
y y the present gasolene lights, pro-
lalhg the cost shall not exceed the 90.
resent contract price for the lights. M
On the recommendation of the chief 49,
I police Michael j. Duffy was appointed We
. l,.l poi'CS ConstaDle, without power to th
erVe civil process. va
petition Of Tilden- Thurber O., IN 70 20
'cate covered awning over the side 80, 81,
ak on Mathewson street, was granted a.
a n recommendations of tine superint mi. ne ne
NJ OF public buildings. 'e.
- -, Iesoiutlon was passed granting tbe r.,
1911 ~ Enza q. Hartshorn. A. IAv- ~
sstoh mason and others who reuuest Wy
emission TO erect a buildino in ,o,, no
'iWIlty with the present grace Of ~. pe'
lhce street near r'riendshin st,.,o, "a
le city agreeing TO raise the Iover ~
% ~. OF uhe Duiiu- to the stablisbe5 III,
) grade. 80 "'ousht che
The names of a large number of s,,r...u mi
ere ordered changed ana the spnart,, pe
'hdent OF street signs and - III " ms
az directed to change the nu,,iS.S I
~, Nv stre.t signs in accordance Win o' Do'
ne changes as made. VIZ" IN
An ordinance fixing tbo sot
ty sealer of weights and nea.,,,,'l'ne VI 'ne
INV a year was passed ont 20 - ~ c
lm the sealer must paw bis 6 ~ .ils an
no all fees are TO be turned In puty es,
ty treasury. III % uhe val
REVISED RULES be,
,r, ne IolioWlng report was then re,a ,i gn,
ne undersigned who was ann,tt; Col
y Mayor Baker. under authorize ~ We
colSc S9 afrangs 70 Of 55 the present s5
ruinances, and also 10 collect ana ~
'iige such OF the public laws as relsto
the city of Providence together yrgtt -
ie rules and regulations of the bnarI
,,t ~ ,t t, such REVISION TO be sub
-, ~ .le approval or the city solicit
~ respectfully submits. with tbo ~
oNal OF the city solicitor. the aroon,-
,HnSlilg revision Of the rules and reet,
.,oHs OF tne board of aldermen
Inc revision of the general ordt-
lnces mas been submitted TO the COM
- .ouiicIi' together with a report un
the Nhole scope Of the cornmission
iese nave been referred 10 tha toint
lnuihS committee on ordinances. ana
PIES or them have been sent 20 tha
iyor and aldermen. " 'ie
Inc revised rules herewith submit
-, tlpllse an existing standing rules
the board OF aldermen thar are 60,
e OF enforcement as sucb 81
Tue health rules which have becone
dpdpIe or enforcement as rties or
Dodru in consequence Of changes I'm
sut,utes' nave been TRANSFORMED
/, , vi ululnahces, in which form n is
leNed the provisions can be enforced
q satisfactory manner.
y rev or the license fees which tho ~
.ru OF aldermen have been accus- IL
led TO fix annually az the same ~
cunt have been added To the chan ~
entitled Licenses in The heller FX;
I standing rules I'm such cases viii kr2A
round more convenient for All nur- Z,
es The compilation Is complete to ia
n motion OF Alderman Vincent the Vl
or was received. and rules and Ill
pted. ''''u were
ernlts 10 build barns were p,t,rtod
:; = y. Ferrin. Richard Laverv. w q Iohr
,ker, Alexander n. Cory. Jr .Tobn -
derella' Rose Cooney. II. c. Cor cl!
pc following resOlutf,n was adon,- EV3
ihat the joint standing COMMITTEE
NY property be directed 10 nro,,ide rr>
tramp Quarters on Eddy street Win -
Itlonal furniture. the expensa No, ~ 80
- $3.50. % b. taken from tho an ~~'
'Hation FOR contingencies" For
CASE OF THE HACKMEN ENT
dermnn Fra.,,,., s ware
80 az, h,,i....-- - iHu lne cnffi- / i'm orr