The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-18

9 NEWS-DEMOCRAT. F
and architects and adopted by the COM
mittee provides for plant in which no
changes will be necessary outside OF the
engine and boiler room In case an cleo
tric plant Is to be installed later. The
accompanying resolution authorizing the
Narragansett Electric Lighting company
TO construct its conduits and wire system
on the hospital grounds was adopted.
Alderman Dunn presented the report OF
the committee on ordinances on an ordi-
nance prohibiting the turning OF steam.
gasoline. benzine or other highly volatile
or infammable material, or any water
above 100 degrees Fahrenheit, into any
common sewer. under penalty OF n hne OF
$40 and costs for the first offence and $40
per day for every day the violation is con-
tinued. The ordinance was passed.
LICENSES AND PETITIONS.
schedule Of licenses recommended by
the milk inspector was granted.
Barn petitions were disposed of as fol-
lows: Rosie PARENT. Clarence street: Nc
Kenna Bros. Eagle street; Antonio Bova.
% Ring street: Pasquale Corrento. Rigde
street: Antonio De Angels, l27 Tell street
and G. III. Wiley, 306 Bucklin street
granted Michael and stephen J. Rowley,
! Amherst street: leave 10 withdraw. Ange-
| 10 De Pasuuale, So Sutton street: Stephen
! Rowley, Amherst street: Effie j. Peck. 135
| Stanwood avenue; Patrick McDonough.
| rear 22 Bancroft street; Cesare Olivia,
Home avenue: Edward H. Myers Salina
and Donelson streets; Josiah A. Whitman,
Reservoir avenue, and Manufacturers
Outlet company. Lester and ID strets; laid
on the table.
These new petitions were referred
Mary Il. Sanford and others. 20 have
Temple street between Public street and
Potter avenue. declared public high
way; 10 committee on streets. Robert
s. Smith and others, for abatement OF
nuisance on Gladstone avenue; to COM
mittee on health. Nicola Ricci and 9TH
ers for defining OF grade on Marietta
street committee on highways. John
Kendrick. remission of tax; committee
on claims. Marietta II. Hawkins, COM
pensatton or personal Injuries; to com
mittee on claims. Edward ID. Bassett
and George III. Raymond for remission
OF tax: TO committee on claims. Betsy
II. Scholes, Administrative. for remission
OF tax TO committee on claims. Gustave
j. Vester and others for electric light
on Hampstead street; to committee on
lights.
The report OF the committee on the lay
out OF Leah street from Atwell's avenue
to north line or Tairmont avenue was
received
orders were issued to curb Sterling
avenue from Laurel Hill avenue to Web
ster avenue. and Pemberton street from
Dover street TO Beaufort street.
Resolutions were adopted declaring
Fairmont avenue. Pelham street and
Bosworth streets public highways.
Petitions were granted To John Ewart.
40 Gesler street; the Texas company, AL
lens avenue and Kay street. the Noroma
Chocolate company. 440 Fountain street.
ND "A, pro
Friendship street. to operate steam boil
ers.
The petition OF George de Grandpre. 1870
Westminster street, TO be appointed an
undertaken was granted.
The petition OF Daniel e. O'Donnell for
compensation for injuries, was referred
10 tho committee on claims; that of Lui-
ri Geramia 10 give exhibition of fire.
works. to board OF fire commissioners.
An order OF notice for change OF grade
OF Sterling avenue was referred TO Nov.
II.
The resignation OF r. II. /. Goddard as
a member OF the board of park commits
sioners was received.
Ordinances were passed authorizing the
Providence Telephone company 10 erect
poles and wires In certain streets. and
the Narragansett Electric Lighting COM
pany to erect poles and wires in Autumn
street.
the commissioner of public works to pur-
chase water and sewer materials for 1908;
permitting Robert X. Atwood and Genaro
Gliottone 10 move buildings: to lay out
Wisdom avenue. and 10 accept gifts to
the North Burial ground perpetual care
fund from Edwin I. Brooks and Norman
A. Moss.
RESIGNATION ACCEPTED
The concurrent business disposed OF in
cluded the resignation OF DR.. Fenner II.
Peckham as a member of the board of
park commissioners: accepted Resolu-
tions to remit taxes of Edward c. Sweet
(s16.50) and Clara V. NJ. Sweet 0265),
Mddletown: to remit sewer assessment
against Antonio Genelli and wife, and
appropriating $1,000 for dredging in Provi-
dence hartbor adopted. Ordinance per-
mitting Narragansett Electric Lighting
company 10 erect poles and wires In Ade-
laide avenue: passed. Resolutions TO lay
out Alton and Hathaway streets; adopt
ed Resolutions to define grades on
Chapman. Oyama, Togo, Curtis and Penn
berton streets, and Atlanta, Tennessee,
Georgia, Carolina and Radcliffe avenue;
adopted Resolutions accepting gifts to
North Burial ground perpetual care fund
from William Berry and Alonzo III. War
rem: adopted
The board adjourned to Thursday, Nov
Z, at o'clock p. m.