The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-08
THE ALDERMEN HOLD
A BUSY SESSION.
Resolutions to Apply to the General
Assembly to Hire Various Sums
Passed in Concurrence.

tains; resolution to remove public
drinking fountain TO Hayward Park;
resolution permitting Bernard McGuin-
ness 10 move two buildings; all passed
in concurrence.
on recommendation OF the superin-
tendent OF health. licenses TO collect
swill and offal were granted to John
NJ. Dean Donate Lambardi, George A.
Smith, Santonia Beretta, Omer Gray,
Gactaris Carderelli, William A. Cap
WELL
PETITIONS TO BUILD BARNS.
Several petitions to build barns were
granted, under a suspension of the rules,
while three others were laid on the ta-
Bile for two weeks. These were the petit
tions of Isaac Abraham, Francis Shan
ley, John Marganstein and Hyman
brothers.
Daniel NJ Schofield and wife petition
ed to build a brick barn on the corner
of Somerset and Pine, and the petition
was not recommended by Alderman
Reynolds. William A. Morgan, ESD.
was allowed TO address the board in
behalf of Mr.. Schofield.
ALDERMAN REYNOLDS CHARGE.
Alderman Winship moved the petit
ton be granted, and this motion was
very warmly opposed by Alderman
Reynolds. who in so many words ac-
cused Alderman WinshiD of & lack OF
good faith, claiming that he had pro-
missed not to urge the granting Of the
petition.
Alderman Winsor moved that the pc
tition lay on the table until the next
meeting. and that all interested be no.
titled to appear: SO voted.
on recommendation OF the chief OF
police, Gilbert III. Norton was removed
he. nd rd Il
Kelley was appointed 10 fill the vacan-
cy.
A resolution declaring a portion of
Hayward street a public highway, and
an order of the board for curbstones
to be set and cutters paved on Hay
ward street, were passed.
Orders to curb Pacific avenue and
Adelaide avenue were referred to Sep
tember 20 next.
The petition OF the New York; New
Haven & Hartford Railroad for the
appointment OF Winfred j. Eldridge and
Herbert W. Merrill as railroad police.
was referred TO the committee on po-
lice.
Petition of Daniel d. Eddy for remis-
sion of tax was referred to the COM
mittee on claims.
CHANGES IN NAMES.
Resolution changing the name of An
drews avenue to Baltimore street; Bal
timore street to Andrews street, and
Rumford Court TO Harkness Court, was
read and passed.
Petition of Farragut Association, Ma
val Veterans, asking for an appropria-
tion for Memorial day came from the
committee on finance. and the petition
ers were given leave to withdraw.
A petition to regulate the sale OF
wares on the public streets was refer
red to the committee on ordinance.
Petitions of +. A. Devoll and others
for sewer in Broad street. and Frank Z.
Poliquin and others for a sewer in Eli
cry street, were referred to the COM
mittee on sewers.
Six petit Jurors for the II. s. circuit
court was drawn as follows: John W.
Emery, Irving r.. Colwell, Hugh F.
Black. Austin II. King. Henry III.
Sunderland. Frank NJ. Sheppard.
Six grand jurors for the same court
were drawn as follows: Edward r.
Mann. William N. Taine. Thomas H.
Leonard. Joseph Rardslev. Theodore
III. Millard. Henry d. Smith.
On motion 90 Alderman Vincent the
board then adjourned to meet on Thurs
day. June 21. at p. m.