The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-07
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but the last took the usual course, and
that was passed under suspension OF the
rules.
Alderman Parker presented the petition
OF Amanda Johnson for A permit 20 build
a barn which was laid on the table,
The following permits to build barns
were passed under suspension OF the
rules: John Brown. 81 Hope street.
Thomas W. Waterman to use a building
as n barn on Calverly and Promenade
streets Mrs. NJ r. File, Arlington ave-
nue. and NJ II. Plainheld 53 Randall
street
Alderman Parker also presented appli-
cations OF Henry 3 Hathaway 81 al for
defining grade on Wendell street, from
Fller. street to Huntington avenue: and
William H. Burgess and others for defin-
ING grade on Cume rford street from
I'rion street TO Sterling avenue. and they
were referred 20 The committee on high
ways
Tho same aldermen presented the petit
items Of George w 3utterworth and 9TH
crs for curbing Wadsworth street and
william T. Chester ana others for curbing
on cleveland street and they were refer
rod TO the committee on streets
The petition OF Mary J. O'Keefe for
abatement OF sewer assessment was re-
f"rreG TO the committee on claims.
Petition Of Eastern Coal company for
payment or interest on coal hill was re-
GO 'vec and referred 10 the committee on
cln ms on motion of Alderman Grant.
Petition Of the Washington Real Estate
cor psny 81 al 20 rave Sabtn street with
granite blocks from West Exchange 20
Acorn streets was referred 10 the commit
tco on highways.
\ resolution relating To the compensa-
tinn OF certain students in the office OF
the city engineer passed
\ resolution changing the name of Hal
lon court 20 Bowen street was passed.
The REMEMBERING ~ Spencer street was
cfGered
CONCURRENT BUSINESS.
Tho report Of the committee on ordi-
nnnces recommending a bill for an ordi-
nance in amendment 90 chapter H. revised
o,Slnsnces OF 1890 entitled Flags" was
received and sent hack 10 the ordinance
committee
The monthly report of the city treasur-
er on the issue ~ registered bonds for
March 1915 MONTHLY report or the Joint
standing committee on finance on the is
sue OF registered bonds for March. 1905.
and the resolution appropriating Sl55. 12o. SO
Tor state tax was also passed.
the report or George $ Chase expert
at countant. upon the books and accounts
Of the city treasurer for the financial yea
was also the report of the committee on
claims recommending a resolution 20 pay
sarah f. Barrett so and a similar resolu.
ton to pay Sarah = Barrett $50 as COM
reisotion FOR damages. The resolutions
passed
The resolutions 10 remit taxes errone-
ously assessed against the following viz
Ehod, Island Home for Working Boys.
Si6bi; Bangs IS Smith OF Cranston n /.
1870. Esther ! Mathewson Of Burrill-
villc ". H. SJ940: Nettie @ Matteson
&13 Joseph Quaj mby. administrator.
pos were passed and SO was that OF Her
bert Harris. executor tax assessed
against estate OF Rhoda A. Esten for 1902
and 1903
ALDERMAN DUNN's PROTEST
The report OF the committee on high
ways upon petition Of the Almy water
Tube Boiler company and others for tho
extension and widening OF Aliens avenue
and Edfy street was received and tho
resolution 10 apply 10 tho general as
sembly for authority 10 hire 800 O'0 for
tho layout and extension ~ Aliens ave-
nue and FOR the layout and widening ~
Eddr street passed in concurrence.
Alderman Dunn. while he said he was
In favor of all sorts Of Improvements