The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
Aldermen Grant Petitions Of
Rhode Island Company
TO LAY RAILS ON EAST SIDE
Board VIII Meet With Common Council
MONDAY Night In Joint Convention 10
Receive Committees Report


aldermen was held yesterday afternoon
The board was called To order a o'clock.
Acting Mayor Reynolds presiding
Charles T.. Bailey OF 100 F'lheld avenue
was granted permission 20 keep swine
Welcome II. Cottlo OF soekonk and
Harry Langford or Hughesdale were
Eranted psrmiseiou TO collect swill
The c. w. Mass company was given
permission 90 operate a steam boiler at
22s Admiral street and Eugene r. Matile
at the corner OF Valley and Ayrault
streets.
The weekly reports of tho Dexter asy-
lum for weeks ending oct. 81 and rs were
received.
Tho claims OF Jacob RosenfeId. Mrs
May Paralla and Paseo Moore 1870 each
and of O. III. Magoon, $40 were referred
10 the committee on damages under the
dog law.
The petition OF the heirs OF Dennis
Lyons for permission TO build barn at
the corner OF Willard avenue and Hilton
street, wac laid on the table
Under suspension OF the rules the Pc
titions OF Timothy Hanlop. for permission
20 build a barn on Pomona avenue. and
OF Louis n. Colwell TO use a building as
"a barn were granted
The petitions OF o. II. White and Nicolo
Cappelli. for permission To use building
az a barn. were granted.
A claim OF Charles A. Bergland for $500
for personal injuries sustalred by him
through the imperfect condition OF Smith
street wes referred to the committee on
claims.
The commissioner OF public works was
authorized to purchase water and sewer
department supplies.
An ordinance granting tho New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad COM
psny permission 10 lay a spur track on
Aliens Avenue 60 the Sprague Sons plant
was passed.
Upon recommendation OF the joint COM
mlttee on railroads tho Union Railroad
(Rhode Island company, was granted
permission to extend It's east side tracks
by laying tracks on Thayer street 10 con-
meet with those on Angel and Waterman
streets and on Brook street, as petitioned.
The statement was made 10 the board
that owen Herman ~ssSho some time ago
was granted conditional permit 10 erect
a barn on Schohed street. had violated
the conditions under which the permit was
granted. lie had secured permission from
the inspector of buildings 10 put up
etorehouse. and both the barn and the
storohouse were under one roof
Alderman Cooke called on Inspector
Hopkins for an explanation, and Mr..
nan permission 70 put up store on his
lot, but that the permission had been ap-
piled for az for n separate building. The
building, when completed, had all ell on
Il which Is used as the barn.
The following jurors were drawn to
serve in the United States circuit court:
Grand Albert A. oakley, owen J. Nc
Cormlck. Benjamin Richardson, Frank l..
Cady, Isaac c. Manchester and Robert l..
Stanton.
petit. George Duokworth, Charles h.
Dudley. Rouse +. Hoxie. William Rhodes
Arnold Edward Mclaughlin and Arthur
l.. Smith
Charles Frayden was given permission
to withdraw his petition for "a permit 10
erect a building on Pilgrim street
Petitions for electric lights on Wilcox
street and at the corner OF Wickenden
and Gano streets were referred TO the
committee Oh claims.
A petition 10 the city council Tor re-
lief from unsanitary conditions existing
IN the vicinity bounded by Broad sackett
and Niagara streets and the roadbed OF
the New York. New Haven and Hartford
railroad company was referred 10 the
special committee to purchase land Tor
sewerage purposes.
petitions of Charles Meehau George w.
Tucker. John II. McElroy. Snow a West
-ea4+-Aliea -McElroy, Margaret NJ. NC
I,Iroy. Sarah l.. Humphreys and Ellen l..
palmer for remission OF tax, or john
Mitchell for remission OF personal prop
.rtv tax and OF Gilbert NJ. King, Elvira
NJ Aldrfch and the Rhode Island Electric
Touipment company for abatement OF
tnx were referred TO the joint committee
on claims.
The quarterly report Of the department
-. nuhlIc works and the monthly state
roent OF the city auditor were received.
The following bills were allowed: city
sealcr. s26 20: health department SSSVs'o'
poor department s1a1.SS
The board adjourned TO Monday even
ing Nov. s. when II will meet IN Joint
ui,'a ,ho ronort of the special committee
-, ,he death OF Mayor Miller.