The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
EVIDENCE AOOUCEO.
tcontinued From Page Eight).


aaoo az Is Richmond street; Patrick Fox, nj
inz Westminster street, TO keen pool IA.
| pies, were granted
adS Petition utie OF J. X. Silva to remove swi
| .Ieuuons OF Morris Duman. 4s Kane
s,roet. David Copeau. 20 South MAR
street: samuel Schnabel. 20 South MAR
street; Henry Millman. 13 North Davis
street, Tor junk licenses. recommended
| py me chief of police. were granted
reutions OF John j. Mcguire, Arm
| rear S4i Wickenden street: Mrs Katherine
Kerr Benevolent street, 10 build barns
Eers granted Also petitions OF Fred
~, shaw. to build barn at 100 Atlantic
| avenue John Garry 243 Killingly street;
w; q. Bowen. 426 Althea street; Celia n
wilson Progress avenue.
ments recommended by the chief OF po-
nce%Mere granted IA follows: Company
sfrosti ltinernian f6 Rifles. at 7s Dorrance
ster street G. Garibaldi society, al cor
ner OF spruce street and Brayton avenue /:
Suard strsd OF Honor. at sS5 Westminster
Main street: Home Social club. at Hold
en- nall, Manton avenue; Lady Foresters
star star circle. at Holden hall Manton ave-
street: Monarch Athletic club. at Uedly
hali, Charles street; Mayfower lodge No
= Al ~ Westminster street: R. l. District
street; Francis n. Spicoia, at spruoe
street and Brayton avenue; Shandia So
clal club, at u Market square; Steam Fit
ters' association. at corner Washington
and Mathewson streets: Tuxedo Athletic
ana Social club at Tuxedo hall. corner At
Wells avenue; Truro cadets, at 202
charles street. Frank Vaughan, at S32
EDDY street; Willow Social club. at Ca
dets hall. Stokes stret; Wamsitta club.
az Se2 Westminster street; Young Mems
Literary association. at 1s2 Veazie
street: Joseph Copeland at 2l5 westmin-
ster street Progressive Aid society at
2is w oMeIX,bosset street; Verdi Musical club,
az 3SS Westminster street: Jupiter wheel
men, at 562 Westminster street.
CONCURRENT MATTERS.
The board received i'm concurrence with
OF the board OF fire commissioners kor
June. July and August: also the report
or George s. Chase, expert accountant.
upon the accounts OF the city treasurer:
superintendent of health upon the source
OF pollution of the Moshassuck.
The board passed in concurrence the
resolution relating 10 the pollution OF the
Moshassuck river.
Also a resolution directing the park
commissioners to erect memorial to
Anna II. Man at Roger Williams park;
also q resolution 10 pay Mrs. Orra i.
Angel 5000 for injuries received; also
resolution TO remit taxes 10 Mrs lsadore
w. Gardner and Olney Il. Inman; also
resolutions 70 nave Branch avenue and
Promenade street with granite blocks:
also resolutions to construct sewers in
lais. Edith and Leland streets, Seventh
street and Douglas avenue; also resolu-
tions to define grade for Elmdale ave-
nue. and to lay out Sears avenue; also
resolutions remitting certain sewer as
sessments.
MINOR MENTION.
The board adjourned to Thursday. Oct
IL, at y. m, street day"
Petition of Max NJ Pullman for abate-
ment OF taxes was referred TO the com
mittee on claims
A resolution revolting the license of
Victor Gelb to remove swlll from certain
places was passed.
Petitions of Joseph Katznelson, 3U
North Main street. David Barass. 81 Gay
street, for Junk licenses, were referred
to the chief of police.
Petitions of masters and owners OF ves-
seis at the port of Providence for a land
ing for small boats was referred 10 the
on harbor.
Petition of Ralph Partington for re-
mission OF tax on personal property was
to the committee on claims
Petition of i. j. Mccarthy TO use a
building barn and the Colvin Foun-
dry TO build barn at 191 Globe street
were laid on the table
-PetitlanR- -hlilld-harns- William
Stack rear 233 Friendship street, and
William T.. Loutitt. corner OF Broad and
Central streets laid on the table at the |
asst meeting, were taken up, and petit
toners were given leave TO withdraw.
Petition OF Ellen Bogart for remission |
" sewer assessment was referred 10 the |
on claims.
Petitions of John Connors, II Concord
street. and Samuel Walker. Morris ave-
lue. 10 build barns, were laid on the ta- |
Dle for two weeks.
Petition Of n. Roy e Son for license
20 carry the bodies OF dead animals 1
through the streets was referred TO the 1
committee on health.