The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-06
RemOnStrantS WillBe Given Hearing.
Licenses Granted Police Changes
Made by Board of Aldermen.

for junk licenses were presented read
vestigation:
Jacob Blank. No. Ambrose street,
James Il. Frankland, East Providence
Charles f. Frsnkland, No. 4s2 South
Water street.
Herman Cooper. No. pa Gladstone
avenue,
Joe Kiburg, No. as Victor street.
Barnet Kwasha. No. 10 North Davis
street.
Louis Kvnildorf. No. 'sos North Main
street.
Jacob Katz, transfer to Max Mel
berg, No. Sl5 Gladstone avenue.
Harry Polask, No. 160 Waldo street,
Saul Steiner, No. 235 Willard avenue,
Jacob Weinsten, corner Chalkstone
avenue and Ambrose street,
Louis Weinstein, No. ii North Davis
street.
The reports of the following city officers
or departments were read, received and
placed on file; aNf
Weekly reports of the Dexter Asylum
ending August 10. ", "a and 81.
Weekly report OF superintendent of
hacks.
Monthly report of inspector of steam
boilers for July.
Monthly reports OF city messenger FOR
June and July. sG
MoDlnly Oh CITY lot
July. ~
seventy-fourth report OF the board of
public works.
Monthly report of the overseer of the
poor for August.
STREETS. LIGHTS. SEWERS
Edith and Leland streets were declared
public highways and the petition of Henry
ID. Sharpe and others for sewer In Le-
land street was referred 10 the COM
mittee on sewers.
Petitions for lights on Edward street
and for the defining OF grade on Elm
| dale avenue were referred TO the COM
mittee on lamps and committee on high
ways, respectively. The petition Of A.
| w. Aldrich and others for lights on
Washington street was also referred to
| tho committee on lamps
Giuseppe Auzinino pctltioned tor per-
mission 10 give an exhibition of fireworks
on kinsley avenue Saturday evening next.
! The petition was referred 10 the board OF
ire commissioners with power to act in
| their discretion.
II was voted to curb West Park street
! and Law out Laurel Hll avenue Hsrtlin
| and Tenth streets. 10 curb .Iewett street,
from Valley street easterly. and 10 build
Perkins and Saunders streets.
POINTS ABOUT THE POLICE.
The appointment of Thomas J. Drury.
William j. Tracy and Thomas Kelly as
| permanent members OF the regularly paid
| police force was confirmed and Isaiah
Long and J. Henry Wilbur were trans
ferred to the superannuated list with right
| 20 draw $500 year.
Patrolmen Charles Campbell. Michael
| McKenna and Francis VI Hignoy having
served the required time had their pay
| increased upon endation OF the
chief Of police To $3.50 per day; John J.
Kelley 10 81 T5 per day and Patrick
Lynch and Edward Hunt % 81 per day.
Leaves Of absence without pay were
granted as follows. upon recommendation
Of the chief OF police
Malvin =. Boyes, dav patrolman az
station l. from Sept is 20 p inclusive,
| ~ days.
Chas A. Bennett. nlsht ratrolmsn At
station ]. from sept 70 TO ls inclusive
Howard s. Paine night patrolman AT
station ?. from Sept IS 70 % inclusive
4 days.
Henry r Morse. night ratrolman AZ
station :. from Sept 70 TO oct 3 inclusive.
Is days
Rius OF various departments. recon-
mended by tho committee on accounts,
were ordered paid AZ follows.
Police. si3u.7 ~: health. s7el5G7. inspec-
tor of milk S'N 81: poor. TIi 81 weights
and measures. S0.2s; asylum walls and
buildings. $500
CAN BUILD BARNS.
Under suspension Of the rules the fol-
lowing petitioners were granted permis-
sion 20 build barns:
j. L. Saunders South street: John Park
or. rear 9o3 Admiral street; John p. Smith.
| a. what Cheer avenue; Thomas Congdon.
155 Thurbers avenue; Patrick Y. Moran,
| rear A5 Admiral street; Thomas j. Hiil
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