The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-25

port avenue was referred 10 the COM
mittee on street lights and the petition
OF Humboldt and Fortuna Lodge, O. ID.
III. s.. for license for "A masquerade ball
on Dec. 7, was referred TO the committee
on police and licenses.
Petitions OF Martin +. Carr TO Build a
barn on Margaret street and of Philip
NJ Clark to build a similar structure
on Hilton street were granted.
A victualling house license was grant
ed 10 Manuel Costakos at pos Main
street and the petition OF Joseph +.
Torrey TO pay a curbing assessment on
Montgomery street in three installments
was granted.
Petitions OF Jacob Finanberg. Lynd
Murphy. Hormidas and Virginia Maral.
Henry JeraulG and Mary O'Connor for
abatement OF taxes were referred 10 the
committee on claims.
Joint resolution appropriating 1915 TO
abate the taxes Of Richard f.. Garnet, 81;
Paul Marin. S25: John Olney S25;
Henry Hopkins. 81. and James Nolan.
S.25, was passed.
Joint resolution appropriatng 5000 for
improving Maryland and Michigan ave-
nues was passed.
Joint resolution appropriating $23O0 for
the Improvement OF Baxter street from
Mendon avenue to Benefit street was re-
ferred 10 the committee on finances
Joint resolution appropriating $3.50 TO
pay for damages done TO fowls Of Mary
Donahue. Nl; Michael Traing' $40. and
Mary Lennon, $40 was passed.
Joint resolution appropriating $40 TO
abate the taxes of Henry Nj. Soule, N25;
Thomas A. Hull, Sl.25, and Harry Moore,
81 25, was passed.
Joint resolution appropriating $500 for
the construction OF sewer In Knowles
street from West avenue TO Sterry street
was passed
Resolution OF the board OF aldermen
designating a street on the Edwin Oar
ling plat running from Tweed street 10
Norris avenue as Halliday street was
passed, and the abutters on Darlingdale
avenue from Kenyon avenue to Norris
avenue. on Norris avenue from Darling
dale avenue 10 Central avenue and on
Halliday street from Norris avenue TO
Tweed street were ordered notified TO ap-
pear before the board OF aldermen on
Nov. Ia to show cause. II any, why a
grade should not be established on those
streets.
The following Republican supervisors
First ward-District /. Archibald Fergu-
son. Zoel Depot: District 2. Harry $. Bar
ker, David Cherry; District 3, Edgar IL.
Blanchard. Joshua Il. Brinton.
Second ward-District /. Frank Il. Lew
is, Ernest c. Ford; District q Hargraves
gin. Francois y. Seguin; District D.
George f. steere. Eugene Sweet
Third ward-Distriet l., Royal +. Per
rim James Rogers, District 2, Robert NJ.
Pollard. Sr., Isaac Gill; District B. George
b. Royal. Eugene II. Allen.
Fourth ward-District l. Arthur T.. Rog-
ers. Frank I. Chase; District 2 AiDeI I
Ross, J. Anatole Bfazeau. District g. wal
ter O. Gatchell, William III. Fergerson;
Fifth ward-District l. Thomas Duck
worth. Hormidas La Rose; District Z,
Harry l.. Harrison, Albert T. walton
Sixth ward-District /, Frank +. Har-
rop. William III. Fuller; District 2, Ben
jamin Oldham. George Nigeant
AS Democratic supervisors the follow
ing were named:
First ward-District 1, Charles f. Nc
Cabe, Lawrence Linsky; District 2, VIII
liam Donahue. William +. Bulbert; Dis,
trict 3, Edward j. Connaughton, Edward
i. O'Donnen
Second ward-Dlstrict /. James b. Dean
Patrick Brennan; District 2, John G. Lyth
goe. James IL Coyie, District 3, Jane;
e. Cullen, William Bowe.
Third ward-District l, John H Hig
gins, James Mather; District 2, Bernard
| e. McElroy. Maurice j. Mountain; Dis
trict 3. Henry c. Goodwin. Frederick Nc
| Aloon.
patrick. John Ashworth; District 2, Jane
| IL Casey. William n. Naylor; District
owen Murray, John III. Mccoy.
Fifth ward: District flames V. Eng
lish, Adelard Dauray: District .
| William J Carroll. Richard Hobson; Dis
trict 3--Joseph f. Beaudry, Thomas j
Higgins.
|
| Glynn, Edward T. Radikn; District ?
Edward Hanaway. Luke O'Donnell.
II was voted that when the board ad
| journ II be TO Nov. at a. IN.
The annual report OF the overseer o
the poor was received and ordered print
| ed
Adjourned.
LgANoER PERRoN BURIED.
The funeral of Leander Perron, VIII
died at his home In this city on Monda,
at the age OF 10i years took place yes
terday at st. Johns church A requiem
| high mass was solemnlzed by Rev. Fl
| Grafton and at the close the body wa
taken TO ST. Francis cemetery for burial
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have bee,
| placed on record at the city hall durin
the past "a hours:
Real Estate Conveyances-Amos 7
Read ct ux TO the city OF Pawtucket
land at the intersection OF Main stree
and Mineral Spring avenue; considera