The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-25

| the ktepuDlcan convention ana he hllsnt
just as well be given the place as any
one else. No matter who is nominated he
is going to be defeated and IL is likely
that some of the Republicans would like
TO get rid OF Mr. Newell in that way.
! They scarcely dare TO turn him down in
the convention, but II he is defeated at
the polls as he undoubtedly will be 1t
will end his political carer
AS for the rest OF the ticket no ono has
any idea OF who will be on IL. The job OF
running when defeat is sure is not an at
tractive one for any one who aas any
political aspirations for the future.
Senator Remington who was first elect
ed three years ago will without 4 doubt
be his own successor and James l.. Muir
ply and f. y. l.. Rattey are two OF the
Democrats who will be renominated IL
they want the place. Mr.. Murphy was not
a citizen OF Central Falls last year when
he ran for the place and this undoubted-
ly was an element of weakness, bus now
he has purchased handsome residence
on Washington street and is prepared to
! make fight for the legislature which Is
almost certain 10 be a successful one.
The coming two or three months prom
ise TO give some lively politics in this lit
tie city.
HEAVY TAXPAYERS.
The board of taxpayers are now engag-
ed in writing up the poll tax book. There
have been few changes I'm the amounts
that have been assessed on the corpora
tions and large taxpayers, the most note
worthy being an increase of $4,000 on the
pipes and mains OF the Pawtucket Gas
company and OF $500 on the property OF
the Pawtucket Electric company
The following is q. list OF the taxpayers
who are assessed for property valued at
over $4,000:
Albion company s65 500; Carrie jerks
Almy, s25 500 American Hair Cloth COM
pany, $2l5O10: American Supply company.
$50 900: Clarissa j. Arnold, decreased es-
tate. $4,000; William Auger. $27.5O0.
Mason n. Bagley. s11,700; Patrick Ban
non. SlO,9O0: John Bateson and wife, &c.
200: Silas s. Beattie, sl1,S00: Joseph Bel
field, S24, so; Timothy Blanchette. s1S,2O0:
Joseph w. Boomer sl2.1O0; David Bloom
field, $40, 800; Samuel Boardman, 1920:
Boston and Providence railroad, $4,000;
Christopher c.. Bray, deceased, estate.
s21 200; Louisa Esther Hollngworth and
Sarah A. Ford Briden, Sl4,5OO; Richard ~.
Butler SlO500.
Elizabeth Chace. deceased. estate $l5,-
600; James II. and Jonathan Chace. $685.
$50: Jonathan Chace, $4,000 Church Of
Our Lady of Sacred Heart. $31 900; Church
of the Holy Trinity, sli.5OO: Hezekiah Co
nant and George NJ. Thornton, execu-
tors. sl25,0JO; Samuel NJ. Conant. $4,000;
Conant Thread company, A94O0O Irving
=. Crowell, Anna NJ Holmes and Emily
l.. Crowell. s21, 7o0
Ruel S. Darling. s24ls0: William ].
Dunn and Daniel OConnor, $1,000; Mat
tie Dunn Durfee, estate, $4,000: Sarah j.
Durfee, deceased, estate, $4,000.
Sarah Eastwood. $1,000.
James G. Fales, deceased, estate S3i-
600; James Henry Fales estate. $24,6O0;
Fales & jerks Machine company. $29, ,c00;
Joseph f. Fales. $1,000 Joseph f. and
]. Henry Faies, $3.50; Farweh Worsted
mills. slS5OO0; Susan s. Flagg, sl1,4OO;
Jabez Follett, deceased, estate. $1,000; Ca.
mile and Emma Forest, $4,000: John VI.
Fournier, Sl7,70O; Fournier e. Schiller COM
pany. $l6.GoO: +. l.. Freeman company.
$4,000; Joseph w Freeman $4,000.
George w. Gardner. 4,i60; Malvina
German, $1l,O00; Minnie c. Gibson. $4,000;
Glenlyon Dye works. $1,000 Mary Ellen
Goff, $1,000; William III. Goldsmith, ST.
500; Sarah l.. Goldsmith, $4,000: George
w Gooding, deceased, estate. $l0,2o0:
James Il. Gooding, 1872, 700: James h. Good
ing and w. H. Gooding, deceased. estate.
S17. 200: william II. Gooding deceased. es-
tate $ll,5O0. William H. Gooding. deceas-
ed estate. and stephen A. Perry. sii.7OO;
Elizabeth A. Gosling. $4,000 Sarah T..
Grant, $4,000; Annie II. Greene, $4,000.
william A. Harris Steam Engine com
pany. S56.2O0; Sylvester h. Hscox $40, 500;
Abbie Hale HcSton. $1,000: Augustus Hor-
ton and wife. l,J0; Arthur Hubert. sl3,
400: Mary A. +. Huests, $1l 800: Albert III.
| Humes and wife. $4,000.
George w. jerks, deceased, estate, &c.,,
500
Jean 3. Ialiberte. sl2.soo; James Lane.
deceased estate. $1l.o00: Louis Lescaut.
$50. 400; Leander and Adolph Lewisohn.
$4,000; Lily Pond Land company $4,000;
Benjamin r c. Linnen. $1,000; Alfred II.
Littlefeld $1,000 Alfred H. Lttlefeld.
deceased estate. 1880: Maria A. Little
field. $4,000: Rebecca J. Littlefeld, 81, 600;
Henry J. Lynd. $4,000.
Augustine A. Mann. s27.300 Mary. wife
OF John McGrth. $1,000; Vilbon Monast.
S2l 600. Louis and Melina Moreau. s22. 700;
George Moss, deceased, estate, $4,000.
Ernest r. de Nevers. $lO.5o0 Oscar A.
Newell. Sll,7cO Nicholson File company,
$4,000.
Augustine W. o. Malley, 81 600; John o.
Malley, Sl3.700.
Pawtucket Electric company, $751;
Pawtucket Gas company, Sl5s.7O0: Paw
tucket Street Railway company s&5. 900;
Henry G. Pollard. deceased. estate. sl0.-
500: Providence County Savings bank. ST.
zoo; Providence and Worcester Railroad
company, sl90,6O0
Ellen NJ. Riley. $4,000 Royal Weaving
company. $4,000
Samoset company. S22i.ioo: Frank A.
Sayles, S62JOO w. Il. and IT, c. Sayles.
Kate r. Stearns, deceased estate. $1,000;
George A. Sweet $4,000.
1saie Tetrault. $4,000; Edith Thornton
Sl3.50O; Mary f.. Tillinghast, sl0,5l0. Ma.
poleon Trahan s25O.
United states Cotton company, si92, 800.
r. T. Warburton Thread company. sl9.-
coo: Simon w. Wardwell $23 100; Weather
head Thompson company, $4,000; Weeden
Land company Al.550; Anna T.. Wood.
$1,000: Caroline l. Wood. $37 500.
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT
The wedding is announced OF Chester &.
Wright n well known young man and a
graduate OF Cumberland high school. and
Miss Edna A. Cobb The ceremony was
performed AZ Manchaug. Mass by Rev.
william Pressey. OF Ashton. who was as
sisted by Rev. John Davis of West SUIT
ten. Mass. Mr. Wright Is employed by
the Rhode Island Hospital Trust company.
To HOLD REUNION.
Branch VIM. O'Brien. l. y. r. met and