The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-09
Docket Of Rsutine Business
Cleaned Up In Record Time.
MILK SAMPLERS APPOINTED
fire Chief Authorized 10 Attend Chaitan-
uoga ConWntIon-Ba Barn Petitions ConsId-
cred Dog Damage Accounts Allowed.

aldermen yesterday was completed IL
about the time that 1t took the city cleri
TO read the records Of the preceding meet
Ing 1t will be remembered that tha
meeting was long one, and as this meet
ing was short It can be seen how 1t hap
pened.
A lot OF applications for permits tC
build barns were received and some wer,
passed under suspension OF the rules.
AS the Fire Chiefs convention is TO bt
held in Chattanooga. Tenn. in about 6
week Chief Steere was authorized to at
tend and the city will as usual allow hin
all necessary expenses.
The board met at p. m. with Mayor
Miller In the chair and all the members
present.
Twenty nuisance orders in form "E'
were issued.
tor and overseer Of the poor were received
and referred TO the common council.
The weekly reports OF the Dexter asy'
lum. ending Aug. 6. 13. %, n. and Sept
g. were received.
A resolution OF the board OF aldermen
relative TO the quarterly meeting at tht
Dexter asylum. was adopted.
ne TtDDTl u TIE CITY FltIh
quarterly report OF the superintendent OF
hacks and monthly report OF the inspec
tor OF steam boilers for July and August
were allowed.
BILLS WERE ALLOWED.
The schedule OF bills, health depart.
ment, 1854; inspector Of milk. S222. Sc
poor department. $ss597; city sealer. $S7 %
were received and allowed.
The petition OF A. B. and w II Hatha
way 20 locate and operate a steam boiler
at &c Burgess street. which was recon-
mended by the Inspector OF boilers, was
granted.
A communication was received from
Walter o. Scott. inspector OF milk. an
nouncing the appointment OF Baylies r.
Chase and James Gum as collectors OF
samples and the appointment was ap-
proved
William ]. Mellor was appointed an
undertaken, on recommendation OF Or.
Chaplin.
Petitions OF Felix Martelli. 90 HASA,
street: John j. Goffney, corner OF ChaC
Brown and oregon streets; Ellen M. Ca
hoone. corner Sharon and Admiral streets
10 keep swine were granted.
Petitions OF Chauncey T. Jaques, Franz
Silva, Joseph Cole, Gottlieb Andrews
William Gllbane to collect swill and ofra
were granted.
SEWER BUSINESS.
The report OF Joint committee on sew
ers relative TO a sewer i'm Eighth stree
received as was also petition OF William
NJ Harris eft ais. for sewer In Douglas
avenue and referred TO the committee OF
sewers
Alderman Perkins presented resolu
tions OF the city council ordering sewer
in Nebraska street and Everett avenu
which were adopted
Petitions OF Anthony Bucci. to give al
exhibition Of fireworks on Brayton ave
nue.. Nicola Conea, 10 give an exhibitio,
OF fireworks on Acorn street and JOSEPH
Zambarano. to give an exhibition OF fire
works In Baileys grove. Admiral street
were referred 10 the fire commissioner;
with power TO act.
The petition OF Joseph ]. Smith. for re
mission OF sewer assessment was referred
10 the committee on sewers
Alderman Perkins presented resolu
ton authorizing the chief engineer Of tn
fire department to attend the Information
al Firemen's convention at Chattanooga
Sept IL to is and allowing him his ex
penses. which passed.
FOR DAMAGE TO FOWL
Alderman Covell for the committee OF
dog damage presented appraisal OF dam
nge TO fowl OF Timothy l. Murphy $40
William A. Davis. $3.50 Mrs. Jane
Brown, 1920; Arthur l.. Beebe, S220
Charles III. Smart, 5000, and Charles II
Smart. SO 20. which was allowed.
Alderman Reynolds for the committe,
on North Burial ground presented reso
lution accepting gifts TO the North Buria
ground OF Ada NJ Clark. Ellen L. Palmer
John r. Nichols. Thomas r Stimpsor
and Luella j. Simpson. Anne h. Hutchin
son. Rudolph sandelman and Mary e
Sandelman, Susan A. Hathaway and Pau
line NJ. Peycke all OF which passed.
Alderman Mccarthy presented the petit
ton OF Joseph Hedford TO use bulldinS
on 1nez court as n barn: that OF Nathar
Godfried 10 build a wooden building or
shawmut street: that OF Charles Isa
bella 10 build a barn on Sharon street
Alderman Gray presented petition o
Winthrop II. Wood to build a wooder
building on Arlington avenue; Alderman
Presbrey presented petition OF II N An
derson 10 build a barn on corner OF Grams
ton and Selby streets. and all these peti
tions were laid on the table for tive
weeks.
RULE WAS SUSPENDED.
Alderman Perkins presented the peti
tion OF James H. Penney to build a barr
on Marshall street: Alderman Covell pre-
sented petition OF William Kenney tc
OF Patrick King TO build n barn on Am.
herst street: Alderman Reynolds present
ed petition of Rose Alderman 10 build q
barn on Ash street: Alderman McCarth,
presented petition OF Wanskuck compan,
10 build barn on Branch avenue all the
petitions being granted under suspen.
sion Of the rule.
Petitions for permits 10 build barns OF
John Pyne, Althea street; Ida G. Bailey,
rear 109 Fineld avenue; Salvatore
Catanzaro. rear IS Swiss street and
Giuseppe Tannarino, Tell street. were
considered aud resolutions granting per
mission were I5ssed. after taking the
usual course.
The petition Of Joseph Christopher "a
give an exhibition Of fireworks was re-
ferred 20 the fire commissioners with
power TO act.
REFERRED BUSINESS.
Alderman Covell presented petitions OF
Richmond Manufacturing company et al.
and Mary A. Harlow TO build sewers the
former on Boyd and Rili streets. the lat
ter IN Berkeley street: Alderman Parker