The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-07
ALDERMEN .H0LO
SESSION FOR
ROUTINE WORK

The board OF aldermen held a meeting
this afternoon AT O'clock In the alder
manic chamber of the city hall Consider
able business OF n routine order was dis
posed of and number of petitions heard
as well as the reports of several COM
mittees ~
PETITIONS TO BUILD BARNS.
Morris Blisteln. 27 Howell street; Veto
Mandea, Forsyth street; Angleoantonio
Notarantonio. south side of Veazie street; !;
Peter Jackson, Milk street: Paul Halpin
80 Florence street Ian l. Dowel. % Lau-
riston street; Angelo De Pasquale Sc SUIT
ton street; stephen Rowley, eO5 Amherst
street; Mrs. Effie j. Peck l39 Stanwood
street; Patrick McDonough rear % Ban
croft street; Cesare Olivia. Rome avenue,
Edward ii. Myers, Salina and Donelson
streets; Josiah A. Whitman, north side
Reservoir avenue; Manufacturers Outlet
company, Lester and ID streets.
NEW BUSINESS.
Weekly reports of Dexter asylum fo-
weeks ending oct. 10. &c and Nov. 2. 1907 /.
drawing OF six grand Jurors for United
States circuit court; drawing OF six petit
jurors for United States circuit court;
monthly report OF Inspector of steam boil
ers; resolution electlng Richard c.. Davis
an appraiser OF drainage under the dog
law on the part of the board OF alder
men; resolution electing Joseph l.. G.
Farnham park commissioner for the
term ending on the first Monday In May,
A. ID. 1909; resolution providing for the
payment of poll taxes: monthly reports
of the joint standing committee on
finance and OF the city treasurer on the
surrender of coupon bonds: monthly re-
port of the city treasurer for the month
OF September: reports of the committee
1afp Inc, lttffn fn
pay George Il. Martin $500. and Sarah
Conley $175 as compensation for injuries
sustained by falling on defective side
walks on College street and on Broad
street.
Resolutions TO remit taxes enormously
assessed as follows: G. NJ. and c. NJ.
Smith. $3.50; Bassett e. Raymond, $3.50;
Industrial Trust company. Extr., s9o75.
Katherine +. Hubbard, ExtrX., $66; John
Kendrick. sS3; Helen c. Carlson. Extrx..
Al.25; Betsy II. Scholes, Admtrx., $500;
jeremiah Murphy, $3.50.
Reports OF the committee on sewers rec
ommending resolutions ordering sewers to
be constructed in Academy avenue from
point 80 feet north OF Gladstone ave-
nue. to Molloy street. Estimated cost ST.
1895: assessments, $500 Blackstone boul-
evard. East Side from Margrave avenue
to sewer near President avenue; and on
the West Side from Glen avenue TO a
point north OF Upton avenue. Estimated
cost, $22l913: assessments, 1854. Dodge
street from Brigham street school es-
tate to Westminster street Estimated
cost, $76o assessments, $3.50. Clarence
street from point east of Webster ave-
nue. 10 Priscilla avenue. Estimated cost.
S6i7.56: assessments. $794. Fairmount ave-
nue. from Mount Pleasant avenue TO Leah
street and in Leah street from Fairmount
avenue TO Atwells avenue. Estimated
cost $23Ss SO; Assessments 5000. Langdon
street from Hagan street to Branch ave-
nue.. Estimated cost. $22f51; assessments.
s4l60. Coriss street from Cross street to-
West River street. Estimated cost sl7i636 i
assessments. s1g73
MISCELLANEOUS
Report Of the committee on city prop
erty recommending resolution appro-
priating $1,000 for the erection of a new
1agpole on Prospect terrace.
Report of the commissioner Of public
works recommending an ordinance per-
mtting the Providence Telephone COM
pany 10 erect poles and wires in certain
streets; and an ordinance permitting the
Narragansett Electric Lighting company
to erect poles and wires i'm Everett ave-
nue.
Resolutions accepting gifts TO the North
Burial Ground perpetual care fund from
the following, viz: Arnold G. Talbot,
Eugene r. Richardson, ct ux., Leprelett
Esten. and Annie Lille.
Quarterly report OF the harbor master.
Monthly report of the city auditor for
September. 1907.
Monthly report of the city messenger for
September, 1907
Quarterly reports Of the board OF police
commissioners for July and October. 1907.
Annual report OF the city solicitor.
Communication OF Rhode Island Horti-
cultural society endorsing j. E. c. Farm
ham for park commissioner.
Communication OF George w. Walker
and others requesting the appointment OF
Henry A. Barker as "A park commissioner.