The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-06

Darcy was continued a week
Menina Smith was appointed admins
tratrix in the estate OF Isaac smith
Bond, $1,000: sureties, Amanda Crossley,
| William III. Grimes; appraisers. George
| w. Burgess. Joseph 4. Ellington and
! Sylvanus Mason.
| First and final account OF Clarence
| Farnsworth. guardian in the estate OF
| Ella Anna and Charles Muller was con-
| tinued "a week.
Petition TO probate will of Joseph j.
| Woolley was left open. The VIII De-
! queaths 500 TO the Park Place Congrega-
| tional Church society for religious work
and the residue OF the estate 10 Mr.. Wool
| ley's children.
| Petition OF Henry Pratt and wife to
adopt Dexter Mcknight was continued
10 oct. "a
AFFIDAVIT of publication OF notice of
| appointment in estate OF Thomas Murray
was filed
Petition to sell real estate in the estate
OF William. May and Catherine Finlay
was continued three weeks.
Petition TO probate the Will OF James
MCGEE was continued three weeks.
Representation OF insolvency by Daisy
Wightman. Administrative OF the estate
OF Samuel Wightman, was continued
three weeks.
Certificates OF commissioners in estate
OF Sarah McMann was filed.
Warrant and inventory in the estate
OF Esther A. Eddy was recorded.
The final account of James Il. Cullinan,
administrator OF the estate of James I.
White. was admitted.
REPAIRS ON COTTAGE STREET.
A gang OF men from Warren Bros. be-
gan work this morning making some re-
pairs on the btulthc pavement on Cot
tage street. These repairs are not ex-
tensive. for 1t is fact that this pave
ment has stood the test OF hard travel
IN most excellent shape during the two
years since 1t was laid and this is the first
time anything has been done TO II. The
work too, is done by the company with
out expense TO the city, for II is part or
the contract that the contractors shall
make all necessary repairs for term OF
| five years after IL is laid at their own
expense. A few days ago inspectors went
| over the street and found thIt there were
few small places which had settled
| little. The pavement at these points is
being broken and relaid and after this
work is completed and has been used
couple OF days II would be difficult TO
find the place where the break was made.
SPRAYING THE ELMs.
force OF men began yesterday TO
| spray the elm trees on Cottage street.
| There has been criticism because this has
been delayed, but this criticism Is unwar-
| ranteQ because according 10 tnOSt peTsOnS
| who have made study OF the ravages OF
the elm beetle this is the season OF the
year when this work ought TO be done
TO bring the best results.
A CORRECTION IN DATES.
The statement was made in these COL
umns yesterday that there would be a
large class OF Democrats who would be
brought before the United States court In
Providence next week Friday for the pur-
pose OF receiving their naturalization
papers. This date was a mistake 1t
should have been Saturday. Sept 10. at
o'clock
Every Democrat In the city who can at
this time take out his final papers should
present himself at the court room In the
postoffice building In Providence at that
hour aud date and he will be given every
facility.
WORKED ALL NIGHT.
A force OF italian laborers worked all
| night on Main street laying the rails OF
the Rhode Island company and making
connections between Dexter and Broad
| streets. During yesterday and this fore
| noon the street has been closed TO all
| travel except that OF the street cars and
| only few OF these have been able 10 use
| the rails II is expected that by tomor
row the work will have been so far ad-
vanced as 10 render II possible to use the
street for ordinary traffic.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
| placed on record at the city hall during
! thS past "a hours;
Real Estate Conveyances-Carl V. Pohl-
! son ct ux, TO the Slater Trust company,
| real estate and all improvements on as
sessors plat "A, 46. AZ and So; consideration
$40. Benjamin w. Gardner to the Slater
| Trust company, real estate and all i'm
| AGSReSOra' .R
and 50; consideration $40. Peter Limner to
| Mary A. Limner, land, buildings and i'm
! provements on the westerly side OF Nc
! Cusker court; consideration 81 Mary A..
! Llmner ct ais, to Joseph 3. Hunt, land.
| buildings and improvements on the west
cry side OF McCusker court; considera-
| ton SO
Mortgage Deeds of Real Estate-Eve-
! lyn Fairbrother to the Pawtucket Instltu-
| ton for Savings. land. buildings and i'm
| provements on the easterly side of North
| Main street; amount $1,000. James Wilkin-
son to the Slater Trust company. land.
| buildings and improvements on the Fair
lawn plat: amount $500 Joseph Il. Hunt
10 the Providence County Savings bank,
| land buildings and improvements on the
| westerly side OF McCusker court: amount
| $500. Hugh II. German TO the Slater
| Trust company, land buildings and i'm
| provements on the westerly side OF School
! street; amount $3.50.
Transfer OF Mortgage Deeds OF Real
Estate-Julia NJ. Stewart 10 Edward j.
Fahey, mortgage made by Albert Lam
dry: amount $3.50. Edward J. Fahey 20
Joseph Janson. mortgage made by AL
bert Landry; amount $50.
Discharge OF Mortgage Deeds OF Real
Estate--Hugh f. German by Charles Nc
Nulty. land. buildings and improvements
on the westerly side OF School street;
amount $40 James Wilkinson by the
Roger Williams Savings Fund and Loan
association. land. buildings and improve
ments on the Fairlawn plat: amount $1,000.
ISSUED FIRST PAPERS.
Judge Emerson was at the office OF the
district court last evening for tho purpose
OF issuing first papers 10 n large class OF
Republican voters and 80 OF these were
made out. Next Tuesday evening he Will
be again in the office and at this time the
Democrats will have their innings