The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-08

had "A vocabulary more theoretical than
ideas practical He admitted that the
fans and new system introduced by the
company would certainly help but not
entirely eliminate the odors. II the
windows were closed IL would not be
offensive outside and practically be no
odor. The odor Of olive oil might be
offensive to some people OF sensitive
smell or digestion. but IL was not IN
furious 90 health
MI. Harms, the originator OF the peu-
tion, was recalled. but added nothing 10
his Original testimony. He admitted
that he would have sold his property
previous 10 the estshlishment OF the
works and would even do 80 now II he
got his price Tor II.
Mr. Phettaplace testified that he had
been in the oil business % years on South
Water street and never was complaint
made against that place lie honestly
believed that the fam system recently in
troduced would DO away with al odors-
CONTINUED or-cE AGAIN.
Alderman Vincent advised approaching
the subject with care and caution, but II
the petitioners were given leave 10 with
| draw they were not shut out forever,
f, bur could come back 70 the board again
/ lie hardly fell prepared 90 suppress an
] Industry and throw moiy people ont ui
employment lie said IL IS tdct That
! anything dclcterious 40 health aud par-
| uCuiarly offensive, may be ahatcb lay
the board ar aldermen II possible. but
| inasmuch as II appears lhat these people
! huvc quite large investment this board
! should be careiul IN asccrtaning the
| necessity for action. lt appears from
| he testimony. aud I approach Il Will
some dihdcnce. because IL might have
some eject upou iny neral character
hereafter Mr Vincent said thc ap
paratus Installed had not been fullS tried
Alderman Reynolds said Ia hsd visited
the works and Lc islcd to detect an!
odor
Alderman Vincent moYed that The peu
lrioutrs he giNen loavc TO withdraw.
, Aldermen irocman ohjecte$ TO tina
course. and Alderman Reynolds with
drew his second OF ihc original motion
The petition was upon motion of Alder
man Freeman. continues 10 the mex
meeting Of the board, Alderman Nc
Carthy suggesting that every member o
the board visit The works in the mean
time.
ALDERMAN REYNOLDS SUSTAINED
! There was something ~ tempest .
! | n teapot over the question Of gtantn
T, I iunk licenses 40 ccrtain applicants. Joh
Z 1 Al brennan. ESQ. apreaIod 0e attOrne
Tor John lipsnit1 of sli willard avenue
whoas alleged grievance was but one q
|, mnny others of sitnlar import, and j
\ represented an those clients lie argue
chat neither ordinance nor statute COZ
) tempiated men frum earning 1vel
% hood. huf rather 90 rcgnlate the bus
: | urse
Ito said II ths board had amy ohicctio
. 10 granting the license hc would Ike
\ ! have Tho cuuac-rnrr or iocalliy-state'
. so that he might 90 to ths court for IN
: purpose of nnding ont whether the aldc'
. men had right 10 Withhold tho iccns
4 The board be- said could not proven
fuigiucFs bring carried on IN rcsidenti
! districts and. if the objection is to ~
+, locality the petitioner would like 90 kno
\ t.
John Nelson represented number
,tbers % irss vcaith Who had mst
Applications for and had not roceiv,
y licenses 20 gather Junk Hc thought %
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