The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-10

Is located at the corner or Harrison and
Main streets and on Main street, but both
locations are beyond the area to be WIDEN
ed and within the zone OF assessment.
Thomas p. Corcoran appeared from Will
liam u. Forbes, Adelaide Forbes. Mary
+. Forbes, Michael and Catherine Cox.
and contended that IL must either he n
special Improvement for the abutters or
a general Improvement .
r. a. Fairbanks OF Boston appeared 10
file a protest for Mrs. Hardacre. Main
and webb streets; Julia i. Perry, rs
Webb street; william Merr1ck. Slater and
Main streets; Eliza Besuman, two estates
on Main street and Lonsdals avenue; Ed
win Hacking. Webb street; A IL Pierce.
723 Main street; William Il. Newell.
Brown street. White street and Lonsdale
avenue; Ruth A. Newell, 726 Main street !;
Sarah Rankin, 61s Main street: Mary NJ.
Smith. 6A Main street, and III. s. Briggs
Hilton and Main streets. He contended
his clients would not benefit by the i'm
provement and was emphatic that the
zone could not be substantiated. and the
benefit was 70 the whole city.
Former Mayor Henry +. uiepke, rep
resenting former Councilman Walter A.
stearns, protested. and stephen +. Fisk.
as owner OF two parcels on the east side
of Main street bridge. filed his objections.
Other protests filed were: Charles A.
Winslow for Mrs. Lula A Fowler, own
ing property at the corner OF Mineral
Spring avenue and Conant street; Orin
Smith, Jr.. Delai Blanchard, corner Bag
ley and Harrison streets; George A. Saun-
ders. a member OF the former commission.
in the name OF Mrs. Mary Miles and
John Davis: Senator Lyons Delany, also
a member Of the former commission. both
for himself personally and the Lyons De-
lany company; Walter h. Clarke. person
ally for property on Park place and for
the National Novelty corporation on Main
street: former Alderman Ira J. Martin.
Thomas Riley Jr., for the Esther Cleve-
land estate, and Mary J. jerks.
p. j. Murray asked the amount OF the
assessment on his property on Pine and
Harrison streets. He was informed the
assessments had not been made, whereat
he asked what he had got 10 protest
sbout. Under the circumstances he snil-
ingly replied all he could do was TO follow
the others and protest.
John II. Arnold, representing the Lewis
Fairbrother estate and the Jesse Oldham
estate on Broadway. filed protests against
assessments being made.
George +. Gridley protested as the
owner OF property on Bailey and Main
streets. Aside from the protests on the
assessment, he objected TO the placing of
extended much further on the south of
Main street than II did on the north side.
where the roadbed OF the New York. New
Haven e. Hartford railroad was not in
cuded. Practically the whole OF the prop
erty OF this corporation was excluded, he
said. and he insinuated the commission
had Disseminated against private owners
I'm favor OF the corporations.
Protests were also fled in the name
OF Ellen NJ. Gardner, on Garden street.
r. g. Johnson, GA Main street; Mrs. Mum
roe, Capital and Main streets; Edward
Carr. South Union street: Henry A. New
man. Barney avenue; John r. Pierce.
Capital and Harrison streets; Michael
Buckley, Main street and West avenue:
Andrew Mcnamara, Pine and Main
streets: William +. Allen; Thomas r.
Callahan, Cedar and Main streets: estate
OF j. w. Miller, South Union and other
streets; James Brown estate and Mrs.
street: Susan r. Carpenter, Mulberry and
Harrison streets ana East avenue;
Charles F. Carpenter, Pine and Cedar
streets: Edmund Bailey estate. High
street. J. J. Beard, Garden street and the
J. j. Beard Furniture company; Or.
Frank @. Burnett, High and Read streets;
Charles f. Gardner. Harrison street: u.
r. Manning. Broadway and Mrs Bridget
Manning. School street
Lyman r. Gof was reelected president
of the Pawtucket Business Mems assoca-
tion last evening The organization is i'm
fine condition. II was voted 10 fix the an
nual dues at S15