The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-22
RECORD
SESSION OF
ALDERMEN

Alderman Freeman. who presided az the
Meeting OF the board OF aldermen yester-
day IN the absence OF Mayor Miller. es-
tibIished a record for brief sessions, by
dsposinR OF all the business 10 come
before the body and sdjourning the ses-
son in Is minutes.
All OF the city fathers were in their
eaairs, when the session was called 10
oder. except Alderman Cook and pro-
cseded TO the transaction OF the routine
business.
Sundry orders were issued for the re-
aoval OF offai. and the petition OF An
tonic Capute to keep swine at 81 Malvern
street. was granted.
The following were granted licenses
Cole and Abraham Taylor. Emil Il Mat
ihies. J. B. Reed. r. O. Davis and Joseph
1arow.
When it came to the transaction of new
business there was nothing 10 be con
sidered but the granting OF some permits
10 build
The petition to build Of Mary A. Doyle
William l.. Eaton, May Holland, Joseph
Fricker. Matthew Tracy, John McCarron.
the estate Of Mary II. Turner, Theodore
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railway company .or the laying of
spur on Aliens avenue.
The resolution for the maintainance OF
the city public baths was passed after
which, under the suspension OF rules, the
petitions OF Patrick OConnor, John Nc
Glischey, Thomas l. Kelley and James
came TO a close.
TO BUILD BARNS.
The other business that came before
the session were tho petitions 10 build
barns 10 Fox and company. Printery and
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Laura street; Fincenzo Tannarino. rear
ss Gesler street Joseph Cantanzaro ?
street: r.. Markowitz, rear IL North Davis
street. and William Dean. 10 relocate a
barn, from los Rugby 10 rear OF same lot,
which were granted.
The resolutions TO change grade on the
following streets Morris avenue on west
erly side from southerly curb line Of
cypress street to about 20o feet northerIy:
Cypress street. from Morris avenue To
Belair avenue, Emeline street. from Nor
rs avenue 20 about l75 feet easteriy:
end Eames street. from Morris avenue to
about 40 feet easterly were passed.
TO CURB STREETS.
The resolutions 10 curb the following
streets: Algonquin street, from Crescent
street 10 Reservoir avenue; Troy street..
from Westminster street 10 Oak street;
Seventh street, from summit avenue to
North Main street were passed In con-
currence.
The weekly reports OF the Dexter Asy-
lum, April O. and Is. 1904. was received: all
so the monthly report OF the inspector OF
steam boilers for April. 1904.
The appointment OF committees TO lay
out the following streets was as follows:
Admiral street. from Douglas avenue TO
seamans street, g. s. Durfee II G. Cor
bin and w A. Fteke
For Spruce street. from Bond street 10
Rrayton avenue; Messrs $. r. Brady, J.
=. Hazard and Chas. A Walsh.
For Nebraska street. from Eddy street
20 Rugby street; Messrs. s. A. Brady. J.
NJ. Rattey. o. T. Gallagher.
For Tfber street from Ridge street TO
Swiss street; Messrs. J. j. Nolan, Jr.,
Jss. Riley and ]. NJ. Rounds.
OTHER ROUTINE MATTERS.
The resolution TO establish the grade on
Northup avenue. from Silver Spring
street To Hall street. was passed.
The petition OF Frederic A. Chase ct al.
for electric lights on Pitman street was
referred TO committee on lights
The resolution permitting Cornelius Nc
Laughlin TO move building was re-
ferred.
The order or notice TO curb the follow
ing streets. viz: Rosedalc street, from
Messer street TO Eiery street: Thorn
street. from Roanoke street 20 Belmont
avenue. Fairview street. from Carleton
street 10 Pembcrton street were referred
10 May 1s, 1904.
The board then adjourned IN meet again
Thursday, May Z At ! O'Clock. on motion
OF Alderman Perkins. This was at s96
half the actual business time being taken
up with the reading OF the record OF the
last meeting