The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-27
CENTRAL FALLS,

The common council met in monthly
session last evening. A resolution APP
propriating $1,000 for the support OF the
moor was passed. The committee on
claims reported the adjustment OF the
claim of Francis j. Cooney against the
city. Mr.. Cooney gets 90 for injuries
received at the corner of Cleveland street
and Lonsdae avenue ~
The claim OF Joseph Peltisr for dam
ages TO his bicycle. owing TO his being
run against while on the wheel by the
fire department wagon was referred 10
the committee on claims Mr. Pelter
asks 10. To the same committee went
the claim OF Mrs. Mary McGrath Tor
damages to her house by snow falling on
IL from the Broad street fire station. The
amount claimed is Sl00 a petition signed
by many residents of the west side ask
ing that an electric light be placed on
Pine street about 300 feet from Cole
man street after remarks in Its favor
was sent to the committee on street
lights. Councilman Gilluly made motion
that $3.50 be appropriated for the purchase
of shade trees to be placed on streets
designated by the tree warden. The COM
mittee on finance will consider the mat
ter The same councilman called aten-
/ tion to the bad condition Dexter street
and Ionsdale avenue had ben left in by
the contractor who recently put In the
Telegraph company. Councilman Frank
lin and Councilman Wright discussed the
I failure Of the electric lights paid for By
the city to burn more than haf the time
Last evening party OF rs friends gath
ered at the home of Councilman Roberge
TO pay a parting visit TO Master Roland
I Robetge, who left today for an extended
/ trim through Canada. The visitors were
/ well entertained.
Chief OF Police Lambert has ordered
! that all men distributing bills or posters
! i'm this city, other than bank bills, be
/ arrested unless they have permit from
I him.
! hate was held Yesterday afternoon, Judge
John n. Butman presiding.
The will OF Almira A. Jeraul was ad-
mtted TO probate and John A. Jerauld
was confirmed as executor; appraisers.
/ Thomas w. Robinson, Arthur ID. Mutt,
Slias $. Beatte.
Mary Brien was appointed admins
tratrix Of the estate of Margaret Wafer;
bond. 500: surety, John Powers.
! The bond of the administrators Of the
estate Of Margaret Wafer was exam
ined and approved.
The petition for the allowance of the
first account of the administrator of the
/ estate Of William III. Gooding was re-
ceived and continued
The petition OF John A Adams. ex-
eeutor Of the estate Of stephen l. Adams
for leave 10 cell real estate belonging
TO the estate was granted. bond sloo;
surety. Thomas W. Robinson
The first and hnal account of the ex4
ecutor Of the estate II Eunice J Holmes
was examined. allowed and ordered re-
corded
The petition Of the executor Of the
estate OF J Everett Andrew for leave
TO sell part of the inventory was granted.
the same 20 he sold for not less than s190O
N at private sale. and 10 the highest
bidder N at public auction.
The petition for the appointment of an
administrator OF the estate OF j. Rob.
ert Haslam was received and continued
with order OF notice.
The bond OF Mary A. IIaslam. custo-
dian Of the estate Of j. Robert Has
, lam. was examined and approved.
The petition for the appointment of m
, administrators Of the estate ~ Thomas
. Oldham was received and continued with
order of notice.
The petition for the appointment oi
an sdministrar of the estate of Mchae
. Ioughiin was received and continued with
order % notice