The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-16
HOURS SESSION
OF ALDERMEN
Ordinance Regulating Handling
Of Explosives Passed.
=. AUTHORIZED SETTLING SUIT
Letter Received From Attorney for John
Carter Brown rendering Park site -
CundltOnlIG.

The explosives ordinance was passed by
the aldermen at yesterdays session with
out debate and they also heard the COM
munication from John Carter Brown, "a
ferine the city a considerable tract OF
land on Cemetery street in connection
with the Park System if certain
sewer assessments were reJnitted. This
matter was referred TO the committee on
parks. 1t was also decided 10 settle the
claim OF woman who was injured by
fall on the sidewalk on India street for
$sl645.
The aldermen were all present at the
session OF the board yesterday afternoon,
saye Alderman George A. Grant OF Ward
6. and after health orders in form A and
L had been issued the board went into
executive session TO consider pending suit
matters OH motion of Alderman Rey-
nolds.
AT 3:22 the open session was resumed.
John Joseph Flynn was appointed an
auctioneer on the recommendation ol
the superintendent OF health.
PETITIONS CONSIDERED.
The schedule of fireworks licenses, also
the schedule OF vehicle licenses were
granted as recommended.
Petitions 10 keep swine OF S. s. Atwell.
at Fields Point: Fortunate Abeto, 5s NAL
ven street, were granted as recommend
ed by Or. Chapin.
A communication was received from the
commissioner OF public works relative 10
the appointment and compensation OF GER
tain students in the office OF the city en-
gfneer. which was read and the recon-
mendations adopted.
on recommendation OF the superintend-
ent of health the chief of police was or
dered 10 remove Thomas Bronnegan and
John Doherty from the premises occupied
by them al 20 Codding street under pro-
vision OF chapter 81 OF the General Laws.
REFERRED PETITIONS.
The order OF notice for cur|bing Spen-
Ger street from Aimy street TO Harkness
street was referred 10 Sept p.
The appraisals OF damage TO fowl OF
Joseph Blanchard. John f. Hi, $40.
and Michael Cuddy. N7S0 were referred
10 the committee on dog damage.
The petition OF Marco Colagiovanni TO
give an exhibition OF fireworks in Acorn
street, July rs, 1905, was referred 10 the
fire commissioners.
Claim OF Gilbert d. Stones for injuries.
The board referred the report OF the
committee on the layout OF Handy street
from Amsterdam street 10 Amherst
street. TO Sept. 21.
The resolution requesting the mayor
and board OF aldermen to layout Point
street were referred to the committee on
streets.
The petition OF Richard A. Hurley TO
be appointed an auctioneer was passed
as recommended by the committee on
auctioneers.
An ordinance regulating the practising
OF auctioneer was passed as recommend
cd by the committee on auctioneers. in
troduced by Alderman Reynolds.
CAN BUILD BARNS.
Petitions TO build barns by Mrs. VII
nam r. Johnson, rear PSI Broad street.
and Papazian Brothers, Is Delaine street.
were granted.
Under suspension OF the rules ]. I. L.
Howe. Melro~ street John n. Trio.
Deane street; j. p. Capwell and wife.
Dsggett street. Mrs John Moran 50 Ber-
gen street, were given leave 10 build
barns.
Barn petitions by Samuel A. Bennett.
rear sO4 Broad street: Gardner L. Miller,
M. D., addition. 2s6 Benefit street: George
A. Brooks, 80 Mulberry street; r. q
Mccullough. 273 Admiral street was laid
on the table
In the appointment OF a committee 10 |
lay out Baxter street from the north line
OF Masse avenue TO its southerly ter
minus. 5. s Durfee, Robert Root and Ed
ward s. Tierney were named
The quarterly report of superintendent
or hacks was received
resolution TO abandon a part of Cush-
ang street was read and passed
Joseph Basset or I Snow street, Paw I
tucket, was given leave to remove swiu
and offal
On motion of Alderman Perkins reso-
sution 10 construct sewer I'm Rocham.
beau avenue was passed
HOUSEHOLD TO REBUILD.
-, "A conmunication was received from the
Household Sewing Machine company in
regard TO the proposed purchase of GER
tain land for Improvements on Bridge
street Offering the land at reasonable
ngure The concern announced its inten-
uon 10 rebuild its factory recently burned
ana said mat II the city wished to Sc
cure the land now was the time as .,