The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-03-16
SCiTUATE.
Town Council and Probate Court.

Town Council and, Probate Court.
Al the monthly meeting held Satur-
dav. March 10, the following members
were present: Charles X. Clarke,
Charles II. Lawton, James A. Hop
kins. stephen b Atwood, Edward f.
Page and Nelson Alverson.
President Clark presiding, the fol'
lowing business was transacted:
Probate Court.
Estate of Ada NJ. Remington, de-
ceased. Will read, approved and or
dered recorded. Maria Simmons and
Ella Perkins witnesses. ID. II. Rem
ington. executor, without bond.
Estate Of Esther NJ. Yeaw deceased.
! VIII read and referred 10 April II
with an order Of notice.
Estate Of Howard Ralph, arrived al
full age Guardians final account
was read, allowed and ordered re-
corded. ~
Estate Of Florence Ralph, minor.
| Guardian's account was read, allowed
and ordered recorded.
Estate Of Harden |. Fiske, minor.
! Guardians account was read, allowed
and ordered recorded.
! Estate of Charles w. Olney, de-
ceased. Inventory Of the personal es-
| tate was read, received, and ordered
recorded. Executor granted leave TO
sell same at private sale at the ap-
| praisal.
Richard NJ. GraysOn, deceased.
Petition Of Alice Whipplc continued
! TO April nth.
Estate of Frank Stecre, deceased.
Wilson r.. Bardcn was appointed ap-
praiser i'm place of Henry A. Lawton.
Caroline NJ. King, deceased. Peti-
ton of Emma j. Knight was discon-
! tinued.
Town Council.
Applicaion Of Robert B. Taft for I'd
class liquor license in Clayyille was
taken up, and the applicant requested
! q continuance. II was voted to be
atccd upon this day. Upon considera-
! Ition. il was voted The applicant have
lleaVe to withdraw.
Application OF Bernard O'DOnncll for
la 2d class liquor license at the Big
Elm Inn was taken mp, and his at
torney was present and requested a
continuance. It was voted that he
| have leave to withdraw.
Everett :. Mathewson, OrrisOn Cole
and Philip A. Olney were appointed
to make an inventory Of the Asylum
! Property April 2, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Resolved that Charles X. Clarke
! as President Of this Council, or such
member OF said Council as he may
name. and c .E. Salisbury OF this
! town. b. ana they hereby are APP
pointed q committee to represent this
! town. i'm applying to the General AS
scmbly for the enactment of special
! laws relating TO- this town, in compli-
ancc with the resolution passed by
this Council on the 10th day of Fobru-
| arv last. and for that purpose they are
thereby authorized to make such
changes i'm or amendments TO the act
! heretofore proposed by rs before the
same Is presented to the General AS
scmbly as they may deem advisable,
land. thcrcafterwards, in case any al
Itcration therein should hc suggested
by any committee of the General AS
scmbly or by any other Interested per
son to assent thereto, or to oppose the
same as i'm their discretion may be
best for the town.
Nathan COlvin. Chief of Police, Will
ports that all licenses in the town
have been paid except the one granted
Alton J. Hin, whcryupon II was voted
that the clerk notify said Hill to pay
his license on or before March 10, or
The former action Of this Council Will
be vacated
w Royal Page stated that liquor
was sold i'm several places in the town
without license, and the Chief of
Police does not modest them. That
the persons licensed should he pro-
tCCtcd.
George p. Round appeared before
1.-The Council and stated that he had
notified Geo. A. Kennedy, dog officer,
that Artcmus Drake had an unlicensed
dog. 10 months old, and that he made
no Investigation or complaint. w.
ROYAL PAGE stated that he knew of
several unlicensed dogs in the town.
Dog Officer Kennedy was called in,
and said his term of Office expired in
about one month and he did not intend
Ito do any further duty. He decided,
however. that he would look up the
evidence concerning Artcmus brakes
little dog.
Bills were allowed and ordered is
Isucl: George T.. Cranston. goods for
Mrs. Wight, $27.2O; \. Il. Wood, burial
land stones for Geo. Perkins, $4,000;
I'm. w. smith. Health Officer, $1,000;
birth, death and marriage returns for
1905. $25.75 James L. Caprou, bridge
|SI65; Providence Telephone Co.
IS1iOO: Burrows & Kenyon, lumber
I$212: Boston store. $SS.59; Henry IL
Potter. Town Clerk, three months
|Sl25OO: Allen Bishop, lodging Is
uamps. $L50; estate of T. L Owen
Town Solicitor. $25OO. Adjourned tC
meet April 14th.
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