The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-02


$780, and this was passed
A Joint resolution appropriating 2.C0
for working Young street from Meadow
TO Pond street was passed.
| A Joint resolution making an appropria-
tion OF $3.50 for working Grace street from
George street TO Pawtucket avenue was
, passed.
| victualing house license was granted
| To Charles Gray on recommendation OF
the committee on police and licenses
There was no further business and the
| board adjourned.
COMMON COUNCIL.
The common council was called to order
| at s:l5 o'clock, President Hughes I'm the
| chair and quorum OF the members pres
ont. The records Of the last meeting
were read and approved and the call for
the meeting by Acting Mayor Wood was
read
From the board came the following
matters on which concurrent action was
taken: Joint resolution making an appro-
priation OF $1,000 for the maintenance.
the Deborah Sayes Cook library; Joint
resolution making an Appropriation OF
SM for the abatement Of the tax on the
property OF John Coyle; joint resolution
making an appropriation ofS2ll2 for the
abatement of tax on the property OF
Peter and Ann Morris: Joint resolution
making an appropriation OF s572.lS TO pay
outstanding bills contracted by the school
committee OF 1905: joint resolutions
making appropriations OF 500 for Vernon
street. $1,000 for Young street. $3.50 for
Berndt street 500 for Grace street and
Sl.l00 for Hillside avenue; Joint resolution
making an appropriation OF $500 for the
preservation OF shade trees. and the ordi-
nance increasing the salary OF the milk
Inspector from 5000 to $500
There was no further business and the
meeting adjourned
FOUNDATION BUILDING.
A large gang OF men Is at work laying
the foundation for the new cotton mill
which IL TO be erected I'm the Darlington
district OF the city. In the centre OF the
lot which was purchased for this mill Is
a low swampy piece OF ground and this
is being cleaned out necessitatng n lot OF
digging. To do this specially constructed
cars with tracks have been secured and
the work Is being pushed vigorously
A large gang OF Italian laborers is be-
ing employed for this work and these
men have erected buildings on the lot
where they will live while at work here.
They have their own store where they
secure their eatables and the boom
village is an object OF much curiosity
from the people who live in that section
of the city.
OFF TO WORCESTER.
The members OF Pawtucket Aerie, +. o.
OF e., started for Worcester this morning
where they will take part In the big pa
rade which is TO occur today. There were
about 70 members OF 1.-THE aerie I'm the
party which took the train at the station
shortly after o'clock and IL was accom-
panied by Jones Military band There
was quite an addition to the members Of
the order who also went 10 Worcester
both from this city and also from Gem
tral Falls at which station the party was
Joined by the Central Falls aerie
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
the past "a hours:
CITY HALL RECORDS.
Wednesday. Aug l., 1906.
Conveyance of Real Estate-Mary r
Clifford TO Hosea ID. Maney, lot OF land
No. l57 on the Prospect Park plat on
Prospect street; consideration $40.
Mortgage Deeds OF Real Estate-Abner
;. Tompkins To Pawtucket Institution
Tor Savings, two lots OF land with build
ings and improvements. on the easterly
side of Middle street: amount 5000
Discharge OF Mortgage Deed OF Real
Estate-Mary F. Clifford by Servis p. Gif-
ford. land. buildings and improvements
on the Prospect Park plat on Prospect
street: amount $3.50
Intentions OF Manufacturing Sylves-
ter Bourne and Gladys May whipple.
Phillip Shannon and Mary Alice Dufrv.
all Of this city.
TREATED AT THE HOSPITAL
Frank Locchse. employed I'm the United
states Finishing company's plant. suf-
fered painful wound about an inch and
half long yesterday afternoon while at
work. being struck in the mouth with a
hooking machine
Paul Donate. employed at the same
place and who lives on York avenue. had
machine fall on his foot yesterday af-
ternoon. severely bruising the muscles OF
the foot.
While coming from Attleboro in
buggy yesterday afternoon with his
parents. William Duffy. a boy about 2Is
years of age. was kicked in the mouth by
the horse. The hoy was sitting be-
hind the dasher. when the horse sud
denly sent its hoofs flying in the direc-
tion of his head. Several teeth were
loosened and the child also suffered
confusion on the right side Of the fore
head.
All the cases were attended at the
Twin City hospital
FRUSTRATED BY HEAT.
N W. tialieS, an enploNe or the Com
bination Ladder company. was prostrated
by the heat yesterday afternoon and after
being treated by a physician was taken
TO his home at 30 Mason street.
FUNERAL OF MRS. MOSS.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Moss. wife OF
Patrolman William Moss took place yes
terday from the Sacred Heart church,
where requiem high mass was celebrat-
ed 10y Rev Father O'Meara. There was
very large attendance and many hand
some floral tributes were sent by friends
OF the deceased. one OF which came from
the Police Relief association Interment
was at Mount ST. Mary's cemetery.
WILL HOLD AN OUTING.
The hrst meeting OF the newly consol-
! idated machinist organizations. under the
head of the Blackstone Valley Machinists'
union, Local iia. was held In tho Cot,rell
block last evening, and was presided over
| by David Scott. The annual outing OF
the association was set for Aug 10 and
II Is TO be held ~ Mark Rock. on the
western shore of Narragausett bay. near
Coles station. The following committee
tf..1 f.F ~. ia