The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-06

Mayor Granger made his first appear
snce yesterday afternoon as presiding Of
ficer OF the upper branch Of the city coun-
Gil since returning from his European
trip and congratulations were mutually
exchanged between him, the various
members of the board, the city clerk.
Clerk of Committees Hayden and City
Sergeant Rhodes, all OF whom had
pleasant experience to narrate as TO how
they enjoyed their summer vacations.
particularly for the month OF August just
past
1t was 2:1o o'clock WIN the mayor call
ed to order the seven members present.
the only ebscntees being Aldermen Cow
ell. Vincent. Winship.
The city clerk read the records OF the
previous meeting In August and as read
they were approved.
The petition OF r. w. Babcock & Co,
for permit to build a barn on Norfolk
avenue and Merchant street was granted.
George Tucker and Sebastian O'Kane
were voted licenses 10 gather swill and
offal and the appointment OF two assist
ants to the Inspector OF milk for the pur-
pose Of collecting samples was approved.
The weekly report OF the superintend-
ent or hacks was received.
The following petitions to keep victual-
Ing houses were granted. Bernard Seig-
Ter. ACT South Main street; Mrs. Mary
Harris. sS3 Prairie avenue. and Clarence
r. Lawyer. at 199 Lockwood street
Samuel Marks was given n license to
keep pawnbrokers shop at lOS South
Main street
No less than 80 petitions 10 keep swine
IN the outskirts OF the city at various To-
cations were granted.
JUNK LICENSES.
The following petitions for Junk Iicens-
es recommended by the chief of police
were granted without opposition: Max
Berger. No. 4s Victor street Simon Ber-
ger, No. a. King street. David Cohen, No.
10 North Davis street, Crompton g.
Knowles Loom works, No. 241 Harris ave.
nue., Samuel Field, No. 119 South Main
street; Norris Fischman. No. 159 Thur
bers avenue: Max Grustmsn. No 2A
Gladstone avenue; William Glasten. No.
1t3 South Main street; J. ~. Higgins g.
Co, No, 81 Mathewson street; Jacob Mar
shank. No. l9i South Main street: Joserh
Novogrosld. NO. 63 South Main street
Aaron Rozentall. No. "a Shawmnt street :
Louis Routhburger. No IL Shawmut
street: Simon Slepskv. No. lS5 South
Main street: Max Slvcrman No s7a
Cranston street; Jacob Zanabowitch. No.
y North Davis street
The following schedule or dances and
entertainments recommended by the
chief of police was endorsed:
concordia society-At No 577 Douglas
avenue Aug 81
Crescent Park Charitable association
A. No. Is Dorrance street Sent 4
Douglas division. No. I. X. Of PAT
No. ss5 Westminster street, Sept. 2
First Separate company. R. Y M-At
Infantry hall. Sept. n,
Guard Of Honor-At No. 9s6 westmins-
ter street. SEPT z
shandia club--At No. q Market square.
eept 1f
Tuxedo Athletic ciub--At AtweTs ave-
nue. and Tuxedo avenue, Aug. a. 81 and
Sert Z. "a.
The jumper whcelmen-At No 81 war.
ren street. Aug. 4
Charles piersou--At No $50 westmlns-
Ter street Aug ~.
Youths OF Zion-At No. $50 Mathewsor
street. Oct 15
TO WITHDRAW OR REFERRED.
rTpon recommendation OF the chief OF
police the following petitioners for Junk
licenses were given leave 20 withdraw
David Barns. at s2 Cav street
Abraham Bazar. AT 1907 Eddy street.
Max Siiverman. AZ 1f5 Rhodes street:
Nax Slvcrman. at 40 Rhodes street;
John Lipshitz. az 2f7 willard avenues
Simon Margulies. at 1s7 willard avenue.
Abraham Zcliimnn. ~ ~ Gay street:
Jacob Wainstein. az 22i Blackstone
street.
Nathan Wiesel az 2e7 willard avenue:
Jacob Cohen. AZ 40 South Main street:
.sSrabam Bazaar. at "a Potters ave-
nus
Albion X. Horses was given leave 10
withdraw his petition for appointment as
police constable.
zhs pstitions Of the following persons