The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-09
VALLEY VILLAGES
Warwick Town Council Met as
Usual. ..ChIef Andrews Re-
port. .Teamers Discharged.

The regular semi-monthly meeting OF
the Warwick council was held yesterday
afternoon and a long docket was dis
posed of. In brief the items were as
follows:
Communication received from state
board OF state roads. and IL was decided
10 pay the difference in the cost OF wild
ening and TO have the road % feet wide
nine feet wider than the state road.
The complaint of j. Byron Whipple In
regard to u4u.ase done him BY surface
water was referred 10 Mr.. Dawley.
Communication from BENJAMIN Harris
IN regard to River street In Phenix was
continued.
Petition for a sewer under Allen street.
River Point continued,
Petition OF Patrick Mcmahon to dig up
the street In River Point 10 lay sewer
Petition of william w Flint. John w.
Sawyer and Evin L. X. Parker for re-
payment of taxes continued.
Petition for electric lights from Whip
pies corner TO Natick continued.
Petition OF Mary Farnum for electric
fats near Crompsond continued fre6 ~, fol-
lowing for second class licenses: Erices
Navebolillo, refused; Adolph Beane, con-
tinued; Frank Lundie. continued; Charles
ard. continued.
Report OF chief of police received and
Thomas NJ Holden appointed as auc-
tioneer.
Petition of transfer Of hotel license OF
Clyde hotel to Brennan and Morgan
granted.
Petition to grade Cowessett road con-
tinued.
Matter Of protection OF trees continued.
Report OF commissioners on layout OF
road from Apponaug bridge to Brayton
cemetery received.
Petition OF Warwick Hose company to
hold hose reel contest in Arctic Centre
on July 4 granted. the town to be held
Petition from the Pawtuxet Valley Bar
bers association TO pass state BARRIERS
bill in town Of % WaIwick @
At yesterdays session OF the council
Chief Andrews rendered a report which
showed that the force has not been idle
during the past month. II was as follows:
Arrests. assaults, 3: drunks, 4: revelling.
8; larceny /; breaking and entering 1; /;
carrying concealed weapons, l. Doors
found open and secured, L. street lights
found out and reported. Al; complaints
investigated and quiet restored without
arrests 81.
All OF the teamers formerly employed
at the Clyde print works. who have been
out on a strike for the past week were
summoned TO the office OF the works
yesterday at o'clock and were discharg-
ed. after being paid their wages. The
men were then allowed TO take their rub
Der coats and other belongings kept
about the barn and then left An at
tempt has been made TO fill the vacancies
and several teams are already equipped
and are kept busy carting goods from
the works to the freight house.
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
In the Warwick schools the gradual
Ing classes have today wrestled with
English grammar and civil government
nnal examinations being given by Super
intendent Glover. Tomorrow the tests
Will include United States History and
Geography
The Phenix and River Point bridges
nave Just received a new coating OF tar
on the driveway which improves them
very much.
The council refused TO pay bill OF IS
presented by Miss Mary e williams for
expenses In which IL Is claimed Miss Will
liams was learning a system OF book
Keeping to put In practice In her new Of
nee as clerk for the board OF assessors.