The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-10
CENTRAL FALLS

In the board OF aldermen all OF the
members were present. and Chairman
Bates presided.
From the common council was received
the resolution 10 pay half of the expense
| OF the CONSTRUCTION OF a foot bridge at
Cross street Passed In courrence.
Also resolution appropriatinf 500 TO
build woodshed at the police station. y
An invitation from Rev. J. II. Buckley
for the members of the present board OF
10 attend service at the Emoury NJ. f..
church Thanksgiving morning was ac-
cepted
JUBILANT DEMOCRATS.
The Democrats OF the Fourth Ward
had jubilation last night In honor OF the
victory achieved at the polls on Tuesday.
A procession consisting Of the Owen
Guards. he1ded by the Philharmonic band
and escorting about so OF the residents
OF the ward. was formed at the city COM
mittee headquarters on Washington street
and under the marsholship OF James j.
Foy made a parade through a number OF
the streets I'm that section OF the city.
All along the line there was a pro.
fusion OF red fire burned and several
housese were brilliantly Illuminated.
At the home OF Mayor-eect McNally
on Central street the parade was halted.
and the doctor being prepared for the
psrsders. The house was illuminated and
decorated with flags and bunting and
numerous Chinese lanterns suspended
from the portico served TO give the plaoo
n pleasing appearance.
When the halt was made the doctor
appeared on the stoop and In few re-
marks thanked those In line for the hand
some support accorded him In the wards
represented by them on Election day.
Cigars were passed around and while
skyrockets we're discharged and colored
fire burned. the band played Hall to the
Chief" and after having given three
cheers FOR the n1ayor-elect the line march,
ed to the home OF Alderman ELECT James
r. Gormsn OF the Fourth ward. After a
few remarks by Mr.. German, tho party
was entertained with sandwiches and hot
coffee.
COUNTING THE BALLOTS.
The board OF aldermen finished the re-
count OF the ballots cast at the election
on Tuesday last evening. There was no
material change in the results announced
by the moderator, but the figures were re-
duced In some cases. while IN others there
was as light increase
Mavor-elect McNslly had his plurality
increased TO 20 and Representa- tive-elect
haNo ~ ANNNNii ulNl UNIthstu 10 ~
Senator Remingtons ngurcs we're re-
duced To l03 and Representative Murphy's
to plurality. Representative Dolan's
plurality is ~. according TO the Official
count
Both branches OF the city council held
meetings last night 10 take action on the
matter OF building a temporary foot
bridge across The Blackstone river while
the new bridge at Cross street Is In pro-
cess OF construction.
In the common council the meeting was
presided over BY Councilman Corr IN
the absence OF Chairman Foster.
Upon motion OF Councilman Fawthrop
q resolution was adopted TO bear the 'oint
expense with the city OF Pawtucket IN
The construction OF temporary foot
bridge across the Blackstone river st
cross street and referred 10 the board OF
,ldernen for concurrence.
A resolution " appropriate the sum ~ |
Isno TO build q woodshed az tue ro- |
ioe station ysrds was passed ana re-
e-rec - the board % aldermen for con-
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