The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-14

Tnc new East IfoNlutNCt NoNh SouHNi
gave five applicants for second. .class liq.
nor licenses In the town leave to with
draw at it's first regular meeting yester-
day afternoon. Byron r.. Cheney. Alex
ander Durante and william J. Corbett
three OF those turned down. aud have
places in the Bowery district at Riverside,
Edmund H. Hackett and James +.
Kearns applied Tor locations at Watch
omoket and Phillipsdale.
some new ideas I'm the conducting OF
the towns business were introduced and
will probably be adopted in the near fu-
ture. Thirteen applications for second
class liquor licenses were received and
referred 90 a special meeting TO be held
on Nov. % with order OF notice.
The monthly reports OF Town Treasurer
Fred r. Halliday and Chief OF Police Ev-
erett w Adams were read and approved.
A representative of the men who are con-
structing the paper mill at PhillipsdaS
requested the council TO exempt the prop
orty from taxation for "A period OF 10
years " was announced that the prop
erty would represent an investment Of
about $4,000 that the mill was being put
up by individual investors and that the
company was not Incorporated yet. The
council granted the exemption.
A petition requesting that Tangent
street be laid out and brought TO grade
between Burgess avenue and First street
was presented 10 the board. William s.
Lindopp and Thomas Congdon represent
ed the petitioners. After short discus
sion Mr. Phillips moved that the matter
ne continued TO the next meeting i'm order
that tho council might become familiar
with the situation. Five hundred dollars
was added TO the highway appropriation
at the town meeting for this work.
When the applications for second-class
liquor licenses were considered. on motion
OF Councilman Fales. Alexander Durante
and Angelo Saints, 149 Narragansctt ave-
nue.: william ]. Corbett, 10 NarragansetL
avenue, and Byron T. Cheney, LAG Mar
ragansett avenue. who presented applica-
tions. were given leave to withdraw.
on motion OF Councilman Phillips Ed
mund II. Hackett 80 Valley street, who
presented an application, was given leave
20 withdraw James Il. Kearns presented
an application for "A liquor license on Ruth
avenue. Phillipsdale. and was given leave
TO withdraw on motion of Councilman
Bridgham.
The following applications were contin-
ued. with order OF notice, TO Nov. 29 when
n special meeting of the council will be
held 10 consider them George w. Case,
Jr. % Bullock's Point avenue: Edwin l.
jerks % stanton avenue; John Meehan
csi Bullock's Point avenue: John r. Wall
81 First street: Joseph IL eastman -
Valley street; jeremiah j. Sullivan.
Taunton avenue; John J. Murray. 40 Bull
locks Point avenue; Albert l.. Kupfer, az
and n Narragansett avenue; William Led
dy. is Lincoln avenue; John O'Reilly. 49,
Sutton avenue; Daniel Sullivan. War
Ien avenue; Richard Murphy. 3l3 Taun-
ton avenue.
SPECIAL OFFICERS.
The following were appointed special Of
hcers on recommendation of the chief OF
police: Rufus w Adams Walter +. AL
len. Fred G. Bacon. Edwin A. Briggs,
Fred d. Burdick. William c. Bliven. VIII
liam H. Burgess. Charles A. Blackmar
George j. Braman. Baylles T. Bourne.
George III. Blake. George Blackwell. John
l.. Bell. James Clark George f. Cram
Albert U. Durfee. william S. Davies. Ezra
G. Franklin. William H. Glendenning
Theodore Gauch. John r. Gregory Fran
els Higgins Edward Il. Hicks Walter s.
Haskins, Thomas c. Hickey. Philo Il.
Hawkes.. Robert Il. Healy, Martin John
son, Charles G.. Kenyon. Eugene Il. Kirby.
Charles #. Kenney. Michael III. McGwinn.
John J. Mullen. Fred c. Medbery, Gus
tave Menzel. Archie Mitchell william NJ.
Peck. Warren A. Reynolds. John j. Riel-
~. John w. Richards. Leonardo A.
Schifno. Joseph S. Vital. Joseph w. West.
Albert A. Whitaker. John u. Young. ii.
r. Perkins. Chester A. Otto. l.. A. Taylor.
Charles Hathaway John II. Leonard.
William s. Lindopp and Clarence B. Mum
FORD
Walter Tetlow was appointed a consta-
ble with power. the fee being s25, as fixed
last year John j. Mullen was appointed
bird officer
The following petitions were granted:
Providence Telephone company. TO set
poles and string wires on Willet avenue,
under direction OF the highway surveyor
Of the district: the American Telegraph
company. TO string wires on Waterman
avenue and set poles, under the usual
conditions; c. l.. Craftsta license TO cart
night soil Bay View Fire company, for
license TO hold fair at Armington's Cor
ners; Bonie Bertrin. for a license 10 ped
die fruit: Il. Howard lngerson FOR "A IL
cense to hold a dance In Odd Fellows hall
Dec. I: John II. Case Camp, Sons OF Vet
Grams, for n license TO hold fair at Win
chester hall
A petition signed by several citizens i'm
the vicinity OF Central avenue for the To-
cation OF some incandescent street lights
III that section WIS not acted on. The pc
tition for the council 60 locate a hydrant
at the corner OF James street and Central
avenue caused some discussion. Council
man Fales said that i'm his opinion the
hydrants now In use were not up TO date
and were easily broken. Councilmcn Falcs
and Hull were appointed committee To
acpk up some new types OF hydrants and
report at the next meeting. The petition
for a hydrant on James street was re-
ferred TO this committee.
The petition OF John +. Heating for
the transfer OF a wctuallng house H.
cense was referred TO tho chief OF police.
Henry J. Pickersgill was appointed 60
audit bills for deceased veterans In ac-
cordance with the statutes. T.. w. Adams