The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-06
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estate Crary street: Joseph j. Nugent.
25s Plain street Hermann y. Lippmann.
Hiliwcod street; Mrs. 8. H. Gray. %
Adelaide avenue. -s.ary Masterson.
Branch avenue; Antonio. Di stefano. De-
pot street.
The following petitions for barn build
ing permits were given the usual two
weeks continuance:
John + Tanner. Scott street. Mrs. Mary
Brien, rear 20 Madison avenue: Charles
A. Place, Waldo street. and Mary A.
Palladno. s04 Pocssset avenue.
Requests with the accompanying reso-
lutions in all and to the North Burial
cemetery were accepted as follows
James Warren, Jr.. and Ida A. Warren.
Clara, $. Sweet. Charles r Hil and wife.
Ehya A. Trow. Mary Vaughan, James
Gibson and wife. William n. Perry (D:
also William w. Perry. executor OF the
estate OF Samuel y. Aimsbury (e>; Angel
s. and lillian r. Pearce. Sarah M. Farm
er and Mary w Andrews.
Upon suggestion OF Alderman Mccarthy
the question OF reopenlng the public uri-
nails. particularly on Crawford street
bridge. was left 60 the commissioner OF
public works.
TO CARE FOR FOUNTAIN.
From the committee on parks came
report. with accompanying resolution. re-
commenting that the future care and
control OF the Carrie Brown memorial
fountain In Exchange place be placed In
the hands OF the park commissioners.
The resolution authorizes the commits
sioners TO expend $500 annually for water
for that fountain and Alderman McCar-
thy suggested that the water be turned
on Sundays as well week days. The
report was received and the resolution
adopted.
The bond OF William A. Carpenter. pawn
broker was approved and D. A. Tourtel-
ottee was allowed $104. 08 for damage done
TO fowl by dogs.
Resolution approving tie appointment
OF Prelott w. Rounds as police constable
without pay was unanimously agreed TO
and lngelborg Kinstedt was given author
ity TO transfer intelligence office license
from 52i to 557 Westminster street
y. T.. Hilton was granted an intelligence
office at room Is, Hoppin Homestead
building, and pool table permits to C.. G.
Pettigrew on 13 Stokes street George A.
Andrew. three at 743 Westminster street;
Cornlius Shea, one at So and 65 Julian
street
Steam boilers can be located and oper-
ated according 10 vote OF the board by
Kalchadoor & Stephens at III Valley
street and William M. Harris on Allen
avenue
One of the most important matters Of
the season was the presentation OF re-
monstrance from William II. Harris, Geo.
c. Il. Tingley and a score OF other occu-
pants and owners OF real estate on South
Angel street and vicinity. The petition
was protest against the Phet-
teplace Oil company declaring that
the plant Is a nuisance and a
menace not only to the health of petition
ers. but also the public generally. Prop
erty I'm the vicinity they aver. has depre-
ciated since its location there and they
asked for public hearing to show cause
why II should not be promptly abated.
IL was voted by the aldermen TO give the
public hearing desired. acting as board
OF health on the afternoon of Thursday.
Sent. 10. at o'clock.
The following resolutions were con-
CURED In and ordered communicated to
the common council:
Permitting Michael J. Read to move a
building; reducing certain appropriations:
making certain transfer of appropria-
tions; adding $500 to the appropriation
for support of the poor increasing by $4,000
the appropriation for care and maiuten-
ance OF and managing the water works:
directing the city auditor 20 withdraw
certain bills for rent and cancel the same
CITY HALLS ELECTRIC FANS.
A communication was received from the
committee on accounts relative TO the bill
OF George w. Herbert e. Co., amounting
to $50 for electric fans throughout the city
hall.
The auditor could not see his way clear
to approve the bill. and. lest an injudic-
ious precedent be established, he asked
the endorsement OF the city council. The
objection was met In the form OF a con-
current resolution which was adopted and
ordered communicated to the common
council
Mayor Granger notified the members of
the board that Col Atwell desired them to
be his guests at Fields Point Friday af-
ternoon next, Sept. 49, the details OF the
invitation to be received I'm the meantime
The board, thereupon, afr little
more than an hours session. adjourned.
upon motion OF Alderman winsor OF the
Ninth ward to Thursday. Sept IN, at 3