The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-02
TENTH WARD
WINS THE FIGHT
Board Of Aldermen Defeat Con.
tagiOuS Hospital Measure.
THE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL
The TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL
Bill Providing Appropriation for an Ad-
dltioa Passed In ConcurTenc, -0ihsr
Business Transacted.

The session OF the board OF aldermen
yesterday afternoon was one of the long
est held in several months. but owing to
the nature OF the business to be trans
acted this was expected by the majority
OF the members.
The meeting was made interesting by
reason OF the fight of the citizens OF the
Tenth ward against the location of the
city hospital for contagious dis
eases in that ward and by the passag ge
In concurrence Of the till for an addi-
ton TO the Technical High school
The first business done was the grant
ing of permission to abate health nui-
sances to the following: James II. Gillian.
to keep swine; George T.. Adams and For
tunate Abate
Petitions to build barns were granted
10 Rondeau a Deazle. Is Montrose street /.
Fred quinn. rear 149 Dean street. and ia
cob Feiitgold, rear IL North Davis street.
The petition OF Rachel Rosenfeld was
given leave to withdraw, there being no
recommendation for the petition from
the alderman OF that ward
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Alderman Cooke presented the petition
OF NJ. r. /. Goddard 10 build barn on
Benevolent street; Alderman Sisson pre-
sented the petition OF Torris Grcgormdn
10 build a barn. 100 Lippitt street and
Alderman Dennis presented a petition OF
Napoleon Minande to use a building on
Alaska street for a barn. all being passed
under suspension OF the rules,
Alderman Perkins offered the petition
Of Aquintino Starino TO build n barn at
% Weeden street, Alderman Budlong pre-
-septnd-tha- petition -af- John
son to use a building. rear OF pol Broad
street. for barn, and Alderman Per-
kins also presented the petition OF Pa
pazian Brothers TO use a building. 10 De.
laine street. as a barn. These were laid
on the table FOR two weeks
Alderman Presbrey presented the peu-
ton Of Theodore Francis Green ct ais.
for the grading OF Woodman street, which
was referred to committee on highways.
The same course was taken with tho
petition OF Dennis II. Sheahan - define
a grade on Eswald street.
A resolution ordering sewer in
Northrup avenue was passed.
An ordinance increasing the appropria
ton for the care of flags from $3.50 10 Siel
was passed
An ordinance granting permission 10 the
Providence Telephone company to erect
poles and wires i'm Chaplin avenue was
passed.
be appointed an auctioneer was heard
and tho petitioner was given leave 10
withdraw his request
The resolutions accepting gifts TO tho
North Burial ground fund donated by the
following named: Caroline Morris. Arthur
w. Smallwood. Harold II Bedell Ellen r.
Manchester. Ida O. Perry, Mary T..
Saylcs, John NJ. and Harr~ r. lee. Mary
Randall, Providence Monthly Meeting of
Friends and Anna y. Hopkins. were
passed.
A resolution authorizing the city treas
urer 10 hire not exceeding $4,000 10 be
used for the purpose OF rebuilding a
portion Of Point street bridge was passed.
4 resolution adding $500 to the appro-
prlation for the tax department was
passed
a petition of George r. Flint TO name
the street running from 50 Fillmore street.
Wing court was referred 10 committee
on street signs and numbers
Tho usual number OF department ac-
counts were approved, qnd permission to
keep and sell fireworks was granted 60
the following named Sam Field. l9s
South Main street Mrs II G. Sphinx. 1871
Cranston street: Samuel +. Gilmore. 2
Academy avenue: Patrick Mcdonald. sGiz
Douglas avenue. Joseph Ryding. S7l