The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-12

Andrew Mckenzie. Thomas J. Ryan, A.
Ramiawick Lyman Upham.
The following named persons were
appointed pOhce cOnstables Wlthout
power 20 serve civil process: Philip ii.
Adamson. Thomas 5. Austin. Charles
c. Armstrong. William W. Arnold, O.
r. Andrews, John B. Benson. Robert
w BlOunt Samuel \. Brightman, n.
Caldarone Frank r.. Chesborough, Ed
win : Darling. JudsOn DAVIS, AleXan-
der Durante Edward III. Dorsey, Eu-
ward r.. Dorsey. Michael Dwyer. Ter
renee w Ford. Ephrlam G.. Greene, j.
j. Harrigan, William T. Hooper. { W.
Higgins. "a. Joseph w. Heaton, Walter
= How, Gilbert : Inman, Albert
Knight. Walter j. Lewis, George w.
lowell Michael j. Maher Peter H. Nc
Cready, Patrick V. McElroy, Jphn
McEvoy. Orin : Mowry. Michael y:
Mccormick. stephen a. Oney David
O'Copnor. John A. Potter. Alfred Rich
ards Harrie L. Staekpole James y.
smith Walter q. Stackpole, JACOB
Swarts. George II. Simms, Walter w.
Williams.
RAILROAD POLICE.
The committee on constables also
recommended the appointment OF me
following as railroad police, IN accord
ance with thepetition OF the New York,
company. and they were appoined; =.
Amsbury. j. Conlon. A. B. Dunham'
John Ellis. John Greelan. f. Morrison
III. O'Rourke, John c. Soule, Il. W.
Thomas.
The committee further recommended
that the following petitioners be given
leave TO withdraw: Clarence \. Bur
lingame. Pcleg r. Champlin Richard
F. Joynes. Demus T. Morris, Frank A.
Potter, Frank e. Packard. David IL.
smith, and it was voted.
4 resolution declaring Ralph street,
from Plainfeld street 10 Dorchester
avenue. to be n public highway. was
referred 20 the committee on streets
Resolutions accepting gifts Of Martin
n Tally. Rosa r. Whitaker and Hattie
II. Peck to the North Burial ground
fund were adopted. and ordered COM
municated 10 the common council.
Licenses were severally granted TO
the several local theatres upon the
payment Of one dollar rCr each per-
formancs
A Joint resolution crediting the
amounts received from the Union Rail-
road company and others. charged 20
Weybosset bridge and river walls, To
highway special credit account, was
passed
City Gauger Moran announced that
he had reappointed as deputy gauger
John r. O'Brien. and the appointment
wat confirmed.
A joint resolution directing the com
missioner OF public works TO cause the
railroad tracks and rails 10 be re-
moved from the triangular piece of
land at the junction OF Canal and Stee-
pie streets was passed
swILL CONTRACT AWARDED.
The offer OF A. II. and ]. Barney to
collect and remove swill and house
offal from the city of Providence upon
the conditions and for the corunensa-
tion specified in their contract with the
city dated April -. 1894. was received.
and was adopted
The reports OF Richard -. Lyman
and Isaac II SOuthwick. justices of the
police court. were read and received
Robert NJ. Connors. a patrolman at
the Fifth police station. was granted
the sum OF 500. in payment for a uni
form coat and trousers DESTROYED while
making an arrest on October 81 1899
The Board granted permission 10
Lewis j. Rice, now a common council
man 20 enter into contracts with the
city dufng his tym Of Office in the city
government.
Thomas Chase was granted permis-
sion. under SUSPENSION OF the rules. TO
build barn al No 100 Althea street
on motion of Alderman Winsor the
Board adjourned TO meet on Thursday.
January rs. at y. m.