The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-07
AIdsrmen! Referred Fire Alarm
Bill to Committee.
APPROPRIATION FOR ENGINES.
Long Docket Was Completed BY Board In
An Hour With Time for Debates.

The resolution which was passed last
Monday night by the common council
without reference 10 the committee on
finance. was held up by the aldermen
yesterday afternoon and sent to the COM
mittee with instructions to report at the
next meeting. on motion OF Alderman
Reynolds.
The same alderman tried to have the
matter OF the appropriations for two fire
engines referred also. but this was
passed unanimously after a debate.
There was an unusually large amount
OF concurrent business but 1t was taken
up and passed with dispatch so that the
session lasted just about an hour. Com
mittees on the part of the board were
chosen for consideration of the Eight
Hour bill and the Investigation of plans
for public market place.
The board of aldermen was called 10
order at p. m. yesterday afternoon by
Mayor Augustus g. Miller. and after the
reading OF the records. the consideration
OF the business on the docket was taken
up
All the aldermen except Messers. Pres
brey, Cooke and DR.. Budlong, were there.
Sunday nuisance orders in form OF A,
+ and IT. recommended by the superin-
tendent of health were issued.
Petitions 10 keep swine OF William Nc
Cam, two at 50 Erastus street; Edward
Greenhalgh two at 543 Sharon street, and
Pasquale cosete, two at 232 Hawkins
street. recommended by the superntend-
ent OF health. were granted.
Petitions 10 collect swill and offal by
R. c. Davis. John Dowell and John Costa
were also granted.
SECOND WARD sCHooLHoUsE.
On motion OF Alderman Gray. the reso-
luton appropriatng $4,000 for the cree
ton of primary school building In the
Second ward was taken from the table
and on motion OF the same alderman, was
put upon its passage.
The board concurred with the common
council In passing the resolution.
Petitions 10 build barns OF Nathan God
fried, rs Shawmut street; Charles Isa-
bella. l9 Sharon street, Joseph Helfond, 10
Inez court. H. N. Anderson. corner Cres-
cent and Sibley streets, and j. T. Turn
ell. 1884 Eddy street. were passed.
George Drankoff, who applied for a per-
init to build a barn on Gay street. was
given leave to withdraw.
The report OF the commissioner OF pub
lie works. relative to the petition OF
George n. Calder "a, for the removal
from North Main street to it's easterly
termination and remove obstruction
therefrom was received In relation 10 OBJ
lection OF Mr.. Zabriski.
The report was received and the reso-
luton passed.
A NEW BUSINESS.
The reports OF the Dexter asylum for
the weeks ending Sept IL. "a and Oct. /.
1904; the quarterly report OF the city
clerk ending Sept. 20. 1904. and the quar-
terly report OF the inspector Of milk was
received.
A communication from the city regis
trar, recommending the appointment OF
two undertakers. was received and they
were elected.
Alderman Freeman presented the petit
tion OF Thomas A OGorman for abate-
ment OF taxes. which was referred to the
committee on claims.
Arnold b. Chases petition for abate-
ment OF taxes, and similar one by
Jacob Cohen. took up the same course.
Alderman Freeman presented the ap-
plication for permits to build barns by
w. f. F. Clarke. Depew street, and w. X.
Spencer GA Laura street, which were
granted under suspension OF the rules.
Alderman Freeman presented applica-
ton Of Walter r. ID. Vaughn for barn
at Il Stanwood street and d. W. Gran
on the table for two weeks.
REFERRED TO COMMITTEE.
Alderman Perkins presented the petition
OF Bartholomeo Cantenzaro for permit
TO build a barn at Gesler street, and OF
Donate Pavlucci for wooden building at
"a Spruce street, which were laid on the
table.
Alderman Covell, presented the petition
of Thomas +. McVicker for electric
lights on Pemberton and Amity streets.
which was referred TO the committee on
lights.
Alderman Gray presented the petition
OF Arthur NJ. Black for curbing which
was referred TO the committee on streets.
Alderman Mccarthy presented the pc
tition of Leo Winograd for barn on
Lopez street; Alderman Reynolds pre-
scented the petition of Abraham Bazar
for a barn on Ash street. both OF which
were laid on the table
Petitions of william l.. Adams and Irv-
mp #. French were referred TO the COM
mittee on claims.
The petition of T. ]. Sullivan for
grade on Atwood street and Greenfield
street, OF Honora clifford for defining
the grade OF Kelley street, presented by
Alderman Parker, and the petition OF the
New England Land company for dehn-
Ing the grade OF Mount Pleasant avenue.
presented by Alderman Covell were re-
terred TO the committee on highways.
RULES SUSPENDED.
Under the suspension of the rules. per-
nits 10 build barns were granted as fol-
lows: NJ r. Kennedy. Laurel ave-; John
A. McGhee, (by Alderman Cray Sarah
bonnelly, rear l7b Regent ave; Patrick
Brady. Gladstone ave-; w. r. Struthers,
Klondyke st. (by Alderman CovelD, and
Mary Hanley on Atwood street, (by AL
derman Parker.
The petition OF Mrs. NJ. E. p. Gale for
REMEMBERING a house on Providence
street was referred TO the committee on
street signs and numbers.
BILLS ORDERED PAID.
The appraisal OF damage 10 fowl OF
John f. T1llman. amounting 10 $3.50 and
OF damage TO fowl OF Sarah Dunford,
amounting 20 1870 were referred to the
committee on dog damage.
Petitions for damages OF Alma VAIL