The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-08


"a sassafras street as recommended by
the Inspector was granted.
The petition OF Lipdquist brothers to
locate and operate a steam boiler at 9of-
soe Eddy street was also granted.
TO REMOVE oFFAI.
The petitions 10 keep swine by Frank
II. Anthony. 1f6 Sixth street, and John
IL Coffin at "a Jewell street, were granted
on recommendation Of the superintendent
OF health.
Petitions for permission 20 remove swill
and offal OF Henry Morrisetti. Adonness
o. Benjamin, Augustn Contora. John
Lndberg William r. McElroy. Peter
SENEGAL. Antoine Joseph. Oliver Garten.
Anson l.. smith. Joseph Ash and Charles
r. Clarke recommended by the supertn-
tendent Of health were granted.
The appraisal OF damage 10 fowl OF
Mrs. Janet Brown and appraisal OF dam
age to fowl OF William A. Davis were re-
ferred TO the committee on damage under
the dog law.
The petition OF Joseph s. Enos for reinn-
hursemsnt for damages was referred to
the committee on claims.
The petition OF Pasquale Cippola to
give exhibition OF fireworks on lot on
Acorn street, July 9. 1904 was referred to
the fire commissioners with power to act
BILLS ORDERED PAID.
These schedules Of bills. "City seaier, :"
S1b37i; asylum walls and buildings. $40 rs :
health department., $29670s: inspector Of
milk &o.s2; poor department, ssS7 "a. were
allowed.
Alderman Reynolds for the committee
on auctioneers recommended the petition
OF John A. Cowell for reappointment He
was appointed.
Alderman Reynolds presented the report
a ara NJ u-nr
ommend1ng an ordinance authorizing the
Providence Telephone company TO build
conduits and erect poles and wires In
ceetafn streets. The accompanying ordf-
nance passed. similar ordinance au-
thorizing the Narrasansett Electric
Lighting company to erect poles and
wires was passed In response TO a recon-
mendation OF the commissioner presented
by Alderman Reynolds.
The following gifts TO the North Burial
Ground were accepted on motion of Al
derman William ]. Reynolds: James
Hackett Providence lodge of Elks; Jen-
KIN Jones and Fanny Jones. Margaret
j. Manchester. Annie IT. Dove, A. NJ
Lincoln, Harriet A. Beach, Samuel A.
Whelden. Alwah J. Wiley. Annie AL
weller. Charles r. Phillips. John r. Phil.
lips. 4. Jane Clarke and Alice j. w.
Douglas, estate OF Jane A. Horton, AL
REPORT ON SMOKE NUISANCE.
The supervising engineer under tn.
smoke aot's report was presented by Al.
derman Reynolds and received.
IL stated that names Of rs owners o.
| boiler plants who violated the smoke or.
dfnance were sent to the law department
and out OF the lot eight acknowledge
receipt Of letters sent them: six reportet
installation Of smoke preventing appli.
ances; six ignored the notices and ST,
asked for advice of the inspector
The inspector of smoke reported tina
several others had changed for bitun1fnous
coal to anthracite at his request ant
sbsted nuisanoes.
Mr.. Chadwick In conclusion ted tha
II was mp To the board Of aldermen which
grants the permits to install steam boil,
ers 10 mako provisions about the sort O.
coal to be burned.
For Alderman Freeman, acting mayor
Alderman Perkins presented the petittor
OF Edwin A. Briggs for a barn on Chap
man street In the Sixth ward, which wa,
laid on the table for two weeks
Alderman Cooke presented the petitio,
| OF James G. Chase for an addition to
brick barn on Hope street In the Firs
ward, which was passed under suspensio,
of the rules.
MRS. CANFTnD'S BARN.
Mrs. Genevieve Canfield. who was grant
ed permission TO build a barn on her es
tate on Greenwich street with restric
| tions at the last meeting, presented
petition setting forth that she would no
| be able to build on account of the restric
| tfons imposed. She asked that the re-
strictions be withdrawn
Alderman Presbrey Of the Seventh ware
said that the objections made by tn
neighbors at the last meeting had beer
withdrawn and he advocated the grant
! ing of the permit to build without re
strictions. 1t was so voted.
Permits to build barns were grantet
under suspension OF the rules to: VII
liam H Coveil. Jr,. rear A. Hsndriol
street; James King. 3s Transit street. sn,
| Robert McGhl I'm rear OF los John street
These petitions for barns were laid ol
| the table for two weeks: Thomas John
son ct al. Wayne street alderman Nc
| Carthy); Carrillo Cailuca. 8 veasfe street
and Thomas Fenper. Luna street.
1t was resolved that the mayor be au
thorized to execute and deliver deeds fo
city land on Barre street when he shal
deem IL for the best interest Of the city
Alderman Grey presented the petitio,
Of John p. Smith ct ais. to lay out Eudor,
| nue.. and II was referred to commftte
! on highways
Alderman Mccarthy presented the pc
tition of Rev. NJ OHsre to lay out Ash
| burton street Also referred TO com
mittee on highways.
Alderman Parker presented the petit
ton Of Leslie NJ. Goodwin ct ais to Ia.
| out What Cheer avenue. Referred 4
the highways committee.
Alderman Parker presented the petition
OF George W. Butterworth ct al for sewe
in WadSworth street, which was referrel
TO the committee on sewers.
CONCURRENT BUSINESS
The semi-annual report OF the cit,
sealer was received and referred to the
| common council.
The loist quarterly report OF the com
missioners Of sinking funds; the monthly
| report OF the city treasurer for June, a.nt
1 the monthly statement OF the city auditor
| for June were received and ordered com
municated to the common council.
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