The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-12
EAST PROVIDENCE
Continued from page Six.

pointed q special constable. with power
10 serve civil process
The bills of the moderators: clerks and
supervisors who, officiated in the last
election, were ordered paid.
II was voted that the request OF the
Watchemoket Fire company for 90 rect
of hose and repairs on the hose cart be
referred TO the committee on nre DEPART
ment. with power 10 act.
The following resolution was passed:
Whereas, The taxpayers In town meet
ing assembled, on the 9th day OF Novem,
ber, A. y. 1903, by vote requested ana
recommended I'd that the town council by
vote Withdraw the offer OF reward now
in force for the apprehension OF George
resolutions passed March IL. 1899. offering
reward OF $500 for the detention. ap-
prehension and conviction of George +.
Hunter, be abrogated anS oeclsred nun
and void. and that the offer OF reward
be Withdrawn.
The apportionment of tho highway ap-
Precipitation was then taken up, and II
was voted that one-hslf be apportioned
10 District No. and one-fourth TO each
OF the other districts.
The council adjourned shortly after 6
O'Clock
REAL ESTATE REGISTER
The following transactions we're record
ed at the town clerks office yesterday.
Copy OF decree OF appellate division OF
the supreme court Is Edward r. Gleyen.
administrator. vs. William III. Barnes, ct
al, amending the phraseology of a mort
gage deed given by Albert K. Barnes TO
Abra ham II. Okil. May IL, 1875.
Mortgage of Albert K.Bowen 70 Abra-
ham Ii. Okil. trustee, certain real estate,
partly in East Providence and partly in
seekonk. for $500.
Albert X Bowen by mortgage 10 Ed
ward h. Glezen, trustee. certain real es-
tate. for $4,000
Edward * Giezen. trustee. ct. al, sold
70 Willard r. Tanner ct al, all their
right title and interest in certain real
estate, for $40.
to George +. Spaulding all the right. title
and interest i'm certain real estate for
SO.
Above grantee conveyed back to the
granter, same property for $40.
Willard r. Tanner ct al sold to John
s. Lynch. the same property for so.
william s. Harkins sold TO John S.
Lynch certain real estate for $40.
John S. Lynch sold same premises to
Jacob W. Wilbur for $40.
George II. johnson sold to T. I. Med
bury lot 81 In New Little Neck ceme-
terry for $500.
William II. Bowen quit claimed 20 W.
b. Turner certain real estate for $40.
David r. Goff transferred 10 Clara r.
sherman mortgage of Sarah A. Ely for
800.
DISTRICT COURT
This morning George r. Mereveather
was srraisned before Judge Bliss on
warrant charging that he did not provide
according 20 his means for his wife and
children He pleaded not guilty and was
ordered 70 furnish bonds I'm the sum of
800 for his appearance before the court
on December 4 Francis Mereweather was
accepted as surety.
MARY HENNIGAN's FUNERAL.
The funeral OF Mary Hennigan. the Is
yesr-old daughter OF Edward Hennigan
was held at her parents residence at 81
Cobb street today. This family has been
unfortunate in regard 10 sickness for the
past few weeks, four OF the children hav-
ing been the victims OF attacks OF typhoid
fever. In the case Of Mary the disease
developed into pneumonia and as the
child was not strong enough 20 rally from
the effects OF the attack proved fatal The
funeral was held at $50 o'clock.
CAUSED COMMENT.
The reduction OF Sergeant FRANKLIN
Monroe of the Second station 20 the rank
OF patrolman by the town council yester-
Gay caused no little comment about town.
Mr.. Monroe has been on the police force
for II years and for the last dozen years
has held tho office OF sergeant. No roason
II assigned by the council for the action
except that Il is "for the good OF the ser
vice" The efficiency OF the officer has not
teen questioned and a member OF the
council In authority for the statement
that there has been no complaint IN re-
gard 10 the manner In which Mr.. Monroe
has discharged the duties OF his office.
FUNERAL or GEORGE scEELEs.
The funeral OF George Sceeles was held
from his late residence az 10 Grove ave-
pue, this afternoon at 2 O'Clock. There
waS q large attendance OF relatives and
friends. many ~ those who had known
Mr. Seeles In this and other towns.
being present. Thore was q number of
Moral tribufcs from friends
and relstives. InteTmeni was at Rum
ford.
THOSE sPRINKLtNG CARS.
Apropos % the report about toen this
morning that the Rhode Island Company