The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-08

was no money TO pay them. q"
II am willing TO support any expense
which has been incurred In moving the
Burnside monument, but there I stop"
remarked Mr. Ssson.
vote was taken which resulted I'm the
passing In concurrence OF the resolution,
Mr.. sissons being the only dissenting
vote.
IN EXECUTIVE SESSION.
resolution 10 apply TO the general as
SemDly for legislation requiring the tax
assessors TO notify parties taxed for the
nrst time on personal property or where
taxes are Increased on personal property
| from the common council was then taken
| up. Mayor Reynolds stated that the as
SCISSORS and city solicitor had been invit-
| ed 10 be present 10 discuss the matter
with the board. The board at 5:l3 o'clock
| went into executive session TO consider
/ the matter
! The board convened again In open ses-
! sion at 6:l7 o'clock IL was voted that the
matter he laid on the table until the next
meeting
Alderman Cooke later moved TO recon-
slider the vote laying the resolution on
/ the table. saying II was a matter OF such
! general interest and Importance that he
| thought n public meeting should be held
before the next meeting OF the board. in
i
! nifty TO be heard on IL. The motion was
| lost
The petition OF the Allen Opera House
| company for permission TO build coal
/ hole and vault under the sidewalk In
/ front OF the old Congregational church
/ on Mathewson street was referred 10 the
| commissioner OF public works.
| The petition OF James II. Brady and
| others to lay out Dallas avenue and War
ner's lane was referred TO the committee
| on highways.
The petition OF James r. Brady TO de-
! fine the grade of Dollar avenue and War
ner's lane was referred to the commit
tee on highways.
The petition OF James II Brady for
sewers in Dollar avenue and warners
| lane was referred 10 the committee on
| sewers
The petition OF Rachael Rosenfeld to
! define the grade in Pilgrim street from
Stamford street to Hilton street was re-
ferred TO the committee on highways.
4 The petition OF Emma l.. Anthony and
| others. for street lights was referred 10
the committee on lights.
The petition OF Charles l.. Ellis for
lights on Chatham street was referred
to the committee on lights
] The petition OF William f. Salisbury
! for lights on Fisher street was referred
| 10 the committee on lights
The petition OF the Peoples Savings
bank for the layout OF Sorrento street
was referred 10 the committee on high
ways.
The petition OF Sally McAndrews TO
define the grade OF BlsmarlS street from
Ledge street 10 Angel street was re-
ferred TO the committee on highways
! The petition OF ]. ]. Ryan. Mrs. n. "
Adamson and Ellen NJ Clark. administra-
| trix, for remission OF taxes was referred
| 10 the committee on claims
| others 20 lay out Fairview street; from
! Mt. Pleasant avenue TO Carleton street
was referred to the committee on high
! ways.
GIVEN LEAVE To WITHDRAW
The following petitions for permits TO
build barns were received and petitioners
given leave TO withdraw:
Monaco Ramoccile, rear 657 Manton ave.
nue: John Shock Regent avenue and AL
ton street; John Cunningham, Florence
street: Isaac w. Sawin 224 Laban street; /;
Ralph Eposito, rear OF Lawn street near
Gladstone avenue Mardiros H. Kinie-
tian. S Douglas avenue; o. H. White,
| 39I Fountain street: Lena Michaeiovitch
South Water and Dime streets.
| Appraisals OF damage 10 fowl OF Edwin
A. Briggs dwo). Jennie Yereck. Mary
Martin, Grace Arnold. Gustives Roth. o.
| H. Magoon, Mary Parralla Pasco Moore
Jacob Rosenfeld, Isaac W. Fairbrother.
Miss E j. Hopkins and John Bashford
| Thomas Garcia, K. A. Cortes and Clio
com Albaner were approved and ordered
paid.
Tho following reports were received:
Weekly reports Of the Dexter asylum for
weeks ending Nov 1928 and Dec 2, 1905;
quarterly report OF supervising engineer
under the smoke nuisance act: quarterly
report OF superintendent Of hacks.
Schedules OF bills for various depart
ments were approved.
Report of the JOIN standing committee
on finance on joint resolution OF the city
council authorizing the Joint special COM
mittee on east side thoroughfare to ex-
pend $1,000 for plans. Indefinitely post
poned.
Resolution authorizing the city treas
urer TO hire $50. 900 for the removal and
relocating monuments on Exchange place
under the provisions OF chapter 1917 Of
the public laws and the amendments there
| to. Passed m concurrence.
Monthly report of the board OF fire com
missioners for November, 1905. was re-
| celved
Monthly report OF the city messenger
for October 1905; received.
Report OF the committee on ordinance es
recommending an ordinance regulating tho
conducting OF auctioneers' sales In the city
OF Providence; received,
Ordinances regulating the conducting OF
auctioneers sales In the city Of Provi-
dence; passed in concurrence.
Ordinances In amendment of chapter AZ
OF the revised ordinances entitled "Qual-
incations for Office" recommitted to CON-
mittee for further consideration.
Resolutions 10 remit taxes enormously
assessed as follows: Isaac n. Raymond.
$4,000; Ellen l.. Palmer. administratrix,
s247b; Thomas F. Milne, ct ais. admins
TRAITORS. s70.96; sutcliffe & Roberts, $3.50.
Passed in concurrence.
Resolutions to define grades for Harvest
street from Harold street to Robin street
Wyatt street. from Eddy street TO Plain
street; and Darien street. from Elgin
street 10 Hart street Passed in concur
renee.
VOTED FOR IMPROVEMENT.
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