The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-02
ROUTINE WORK
BY COUNCILMEN

Lewis Gregorman. George M. Hamilton.
William w. Lester. Joseph Cloud, James
j. Duffey Stephen O. Metcaif, Charles S.
Bray. Matthew Lynch. George III.
Holmes. Charles III. Dodge. Clarence A.
f. Berg, Clinton w. Brown. John +
Flanagan. Napoleon Bernier. Martin Il
Lafferty, William H. Seekel, George c.
Rueckert. Francis Fitzpatrick. George
W. Bissell. Nathaniel r. Cook. Patrick
j. Coleman, James A. Klhgho:n, John
Schierson. Charles T. Briggs, Carniine
Mernor, william M. Clinton, Samuel M
Granmount. James NJ. Baker, James M
Shawcross, Ernest A. TreDurst. Peter g
Peterson. Samuel l.. Carpenter. John A.
Barrett Frank J. Downe, William
Williams. Rufus B. Goff. Henry b.
Searles, James Maher. Bernard Degnan,
Henry Ogden. George Lord. Richard
Bacon, Peter O. Collins. Thomas W. Hor-
ton. John Doran, Alfred Cooper, Chris
tophsr II. Harris Howard g. Durfee.
Alonzo II. Cross, Edward G. Riccius, sgd
ney S. Williams, Simeon Morton, Joseph
Harte. William ii. flaming. Albert T.
Mansfield. George 3. Baker, Patrick Far
rell, Thomas III. Wright, James r. Dunn,
Aaron c.. Towne, john j. Shaw, Lawrence
Cooney, John II. McGione, James l.. Winn.
William ii. Morgan, Henry j. Saunier.
William T. Snow Mark Gardner, John
Cusick. Joseph ]. Dunn. Michael Daley,
Phillip Linton. Walter Morgan, Michael
Cuff. Milton b. Brown, William A. Henry.
Sherley O. Leavens, Arthur NJ McCrilfs.
Raymond /. Blanchard, George n. Bull
lock. Henry j. Nerlon, George II. Loud.
Edward X. Bancroft, James X. Reid.
David J. Barry Patrick j. Connell. Joseph
p O'Connell, William o. Stanton. Antonio
Jacovoni. William II. Marchant. Albert A.
Remington, William T. Benson, John M.
Cullivan. W1lliam O'Donnen. John G. Nor
rls. Edward A. Grogan, John b. Childs.
Charles III. Weeks. Edward r. White.
Fred Chapman. Louis n. Davis. James
III. Lawton. Albert Wixon Charles B.
Could, George Darby, David Richards,
Michael Conaty. Patrick Murray. Thomas
Mcconnell, Everett j. Nicholas, William
A. Spicer Louis l.. Robbins, John III.
Luther. Edward III. Persons. George NJ.
Dyer, Leander r.. Briggs, Arnold G.
Brown, Eugene A. Eddy Fred III. Bans
pach, Barnabus B. Moses, Joseph Har-
mon. Rawson ID. Chandler, Paul c. III.
Jesse. Mark Morris James NJ. Stockett.
Robert f. Trafford. Joseph Darcy John
Taylor. George b. Watson, Michael T.
Kelley William A. Prev, John o. Ames.
Leonard F.. Anthony. Anson F. Bennett,
Gilbert Swain. John j. Hanley. Clarence
A. Griffin. Eugene l.. Burlington.
At 4:90 O'Clock. on motion OF Alderman
Reynolds. the board adjourned TO meet
again on Aug. /, at or.ock p. m.
President Balch presided in the coun-
Gil.
Mr.. Makepeace moved that the report
OF the joint special committee on new
East side thoroueflfare relative to q
message OF his honor the mayor and
showing the progress OF the work OF the
committee be printed and the motion was
passed.
The petition presented by Mr.. Moore
for the restoration of the Brook street
line OF electric cars back TO the Hope
H.. EzN%
placing of the Methyl street line in sub
stitution on Hope street was referred to
the committee on railroads. as was the
petition OF Katherine Ingraham and 10
other women for the same.
Mr.. Kelso presented a communication
from the Providence Protective Depart
ment relative to additional quarters for
apparatus and equipments were referred
TO the joint committee on city property.
The communication provides for change
in the protective companies. taking one
company from the building on Richmond
street. where both companies are now To-
Gated, and placing II in building ad-
joining the Harrison Street Engine COM
pany; also an addition OF five men so
that one company will be composed of
nine and the other OF seven men; also an
increased appropriation OF $1,000.
petition transferring the Pawtuxet
Falls Park to the Metropolitan Park COM
mission for park purposes certain lands
was referred TO the committee on parks.
petition was presented providing for
the advertising for proposals for automo-
biles for use by the city government pro-
viding the same does not conflict with
the contract OF NJ. W. Norton.
The petition OF the North Burial Ground
TO defray the expenses of its superintend-
ent was referred to the committee on
finance. The petition provides an appro-
priation OF $500 to defray the expenses of
the superintendent during the convention
of superintendents in this city in August,
1907.
Upon motion OF Mr.. Moore the council
adjourned shortly after 2 p. m.