The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-19

way, ana To nave the highway brought
to- -grade, was referred 20 committee on
streets.
NEW JUNK ORDINANCES
Alderman Reynolds from the special
committee on licenses, presented the re-
port OF the committee, together with a
bill for an ordinance concerning dealers
In junk and second-han1 articles, which
has already been published I'm The News.
Alderman Winship objected TO clause 2.
which provided that the words licensed
junk dealer'' should be displayed over
the outside entrance OF every junk shop,
and he moved to strike II out
alderman Reynolds accepted the
amendment, and the words were stricken
out, after which the bill, as amended was
passed.
Aldermen Reynolds then presented the
report OF the committee, together with
bill for an ordinance concerning licenses
of peddlers and dealers I'm certain wares
and merchandise striking out the line
'for peddling or selling or Offering for
sale by sample fifty dollars"
The bill was then passed as recommend
ed.
To the commiuc on highways was re-
ferred petition of St Michaers church
corporation for layout of Sayles street
A. Brown 20 move two buildings; petit
tion OF James H. Hodgson for grade of
Sears avenue.
PETITIONS ARE GRANTED.
The, petition OF Cecilia Reynolds for
damages received through n defective
highway, was referred 10 the commit
tee on claims
Petitions TO erect wooden buildings as
follows We're granted, under suspension
of the rules Patrick Conley, Lillian ave
nue.. Park Brew company ll00 EImwood
avenue: Thomas Casey. al Daniel avenue /;
James c. kesTns. - Bowdoin. street.
Barney J. Pagan. rear ~ Fillmore street
Petitions to erect wooden buildings as
Follows were laid on tile table for two
weeks; Louis Ross ~ Gaylord street.
John hi Iorio, II Dean street, Thomas
Gore, 75s Atwells avenue,
A resolution approving the compensa-
tion or the drivers OF police patrol wagons
at SIS day, was referred TO the chief
of police.
The following bills were allowed and
ordered paid: Charitable Baptist society.
a25.06; ID b. Han elections Siis'0
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
From the common council came the
following matters, which were passed in
concurrence:
Ordinance providing for the issue of
water bonds; ordinance providing for the
Issue of sewer bonds resolution permit
ting the Peoples Trust company 10 move
q buiiding: resolution TO pay William a..
and Nader L. Boyd $40 for damage Co
estate on Pacific avenue
Also resolutions 10 remit tax 10 The FOL
lowing William Y, Justin OF Hopkinton
so, Edward Gallagher. executor, N3,
Amos 9, Williams ~ Crsnston. $40
Also resolution directing tho pork COM
mifsicuers 60 0pen a new entfsnce 20
Roger Williams Park opposite FsrraEut
avenue. Ef
Alderman Mccarthy presented = rcso-
luton providing that the Committee on
city property bc requested 10 take into
consideration the adviHability OF provid-
ing additional room IA the new building
new being erected on Exchange place. FOR
use Of city officers
Alderman Winshlp said he believed
there was plenty Of room ~ the poor de-
partment quarters on EDDY street. and
he moved the resolution lay on the table
for two weeks. and q was so voted on a
roll can. $ to2
On motion ~ Alderman Ninsor. The
board then adjourned 10 meet on Mon
day. May ., 81 p m.