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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-07
REsCUEs STUDENT FROM ICY LAKE.
Princeton Resident Saves Skater Who Had
Fallen Into Hole.
by Telegraph to The Tribune. !

Princeton, n. j.. March Ga. Y. stryker. a
prominent resident here, rescued F. Melvin Up
dyke a student. from drowning In Cold Spring
Lake. Updyke was skating on the lake, when
he fell into hole. Mr. Stryker proprietor of
ali ice company, was experimenting the 70
moval OF ice. He saw Updyke fall into the
water and ran to his assistance He tried to
grab Updyke, but was unsuccessful. and then
got fence rail, which he held out. ITpdvke
was unable to grasp it, and Stryker fell into
the hole himself. After loundering about for
some minutes striker erawled out on the ice and
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BELT wHIRLS BOY TO DEATH.
Youngsters Had Gone into Kindling Wood
Factory to Get Warm.

William Reilly. nine years old a schoolboy Of
No 541 West 18th street with a companion.
went into the kindling wood factory OF Clark e.
Wilkins. at Eleventh avenue and oath street.
last night to warm himself by the fire and was
caught up by a great belt that connects with
large wheel supplying the power for the cut
ting machines. In instant the 10y was
mangled 10 pieces. his clothing torn of his
BODY and his head crushed Nobody was near
the boy at the time. DR.. Truesdale Of the New
York Hospital, said death had been instanta-
neous. Coroner Dooley will investigate the case.
Charles Bates, Of No. go West 4th street the
engineer of the plant. arrested on a charg3
OF homicide
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VAN HOESEN TO INVESTIGATE.
Ex-Deputy State Engineer Named to Inquire
Into Railroad Wrecks

Albany. March 6.-The State Railroad Commas
sion announced to-day that Edmund r. Van Hoe
sen, Of Buffalo. former Deputy State Engineer and
Surveyor. had been appointed expert inspector
temporarily.
The unusual number OF wrecks which have
CURED recently have taxed the regular inspectors
the utmost" says the commission. Mr. Van
Hoesen has been secured 10 help out in such in
vestigatons Prior 10 his time IN the state service
he was for twenty-five years engaged In the opera
ton. maintenance of way and construction Of rail
roads and is wei qualified expert along these
lines Mr.. Van Hoesen has been assigned IN
Vestigaie the recent wrecks the West Shore
at HaNerstraw and the New York Central q
Hudson River Railroad Lyons and Rome
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LIS PENDENs.

SSH st. No SOS West; Jennie G. Addy az. William
Henn 81 al faction 70 recover possesson) attorneys
Pace & Simpson
f39d st. 100 n W. Of Park ave a0xao II feet.
Abraham Brown e. a! aEt Jacob Gold et al fore
closure OF mortgage; attorneys. krakower & Peters
sith St. No 2&I East; Aaron Jacobs agt Elias
Senft 81 al foreclosure Of mortgage; attorney. n
4 RabinOyitch
1lSth ST. No. 4u2 East Harry II. Redler adm agr
David Freeman 81 al faction to aside deedl at
tornev. y Aleiuikpn
10th 81. :, 1885 T. OF Avenue 4 25x1tt &
fcet. John W Moore agt. Sarah kOhn al faction
10 toreclos mechanics lien), attorney. F. ID Hamlin
+2d st. Nos. los and los Vest George Saundersou
agt American Radiator Co faction declare lease
hold subject 10 lien. etclt attorneys Porter
loist 81 = geo # Of 1st ave 90 6x1OO II feet
bronx Dry Dock savings Institution
ash ct al foreclosure % mortgage. attorney f NJ
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Bankruptcy Notices.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED Staten
Il for the southern District of New YOTk.-In The BAY.
the southern. Textile company, BanNre2ss -
Rankruptcy No 72fT-NOtice Is hereby given thar a.
holders OF bonds Textile Company. pta
rupt and all other persons having claiming % a.
preferred ceiss against estate OF said un
and against the proceeds OF the sale Of certain
perE0na property said bankrupt. male on -
25sh day OF Juy 1885, 2Ist day OF FeoIsAfs
1906 pursuant order duly entered the 9ta -
OF June. 1905. required hle with a. nS
Once No q Vail street In the Borough OF MannAse
city County and State OF New York proofs y,
said liens or claims. toGether with the bonds =
by them. other instruments under which satG o e
Is claimed. OF before the S0th day Of Mar
1907. be forever barred from asseTtins their tc &
preferred claim against the OF sat ran>E
or against the proceeds OF said sale. Dated New For
February 2Suh 1907
WILLIAM ALLEN. Refsres IN BlaNuptoy
SMITH HARFCNEsS Aftornsgs Ssr rrussss Is Broad
way. New York X =
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

Al No - yesey Shy Joseph P Day: Amsterdam
ave n W cor 167th st. IG1Xi0O feet;
Suydam agt Max Rolinick ct al: Quackenbush & a.
Ett}s; Abraham Stern, ref. amt due $40
etc. SOD 90. sub TO prior OF $4,000 filth
s. $50 II OF 9Th I2JXt001U feet: story
hrlek q h l Levine 81 al agt A Harris Els
man l. attys George Haas. ref amt due. $1es5G So;
taxes. etc. SSlS 30 Audubon 114th
xe5 feet: vacant. VIM Rankin Jacob Ruhenstein
e. al bush, & A. attys; ; II Welnhandler
Ief amt due. SAG 1SS -; 81 6T6 81.
bins ave. s. intersection Home ST. IL 7x9S OK
III . feet; vacant; Samuel Finkelste!n al
seph Iangan et al: G II Friedrich. attyi Isdor COhn
rex amt due $t544 &. taxes etc. SG4 81: sub
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ARRESTED IN SHOOTING CASE.

on suspicion OF knowing something about the
murder OF Tomaso Ciancrimino. a contractor OF
No. $50 East lo6th street. who shot down in
front Of butcher shop No. 237 10Th street
on February o. Antonio Gallo Of No 237 East
ISth street. was arrested IN his home last night
petectyes have been watching Gallo's house since
the shooting, but last night. they say was tho
FIRST time he appeared Gallo said he knew moth
ING about the shooting of the contractor and that
te had been Ill in ST. Luke's Hospital. The police
say that there Is no record of Gallo having been
az ST Luke s Hospital. Gallo's wife saws that at
The time OF The shooting he az homo.
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a $4,000 WEST SIDE TRADE.

Sol. Freldus and Harris & Co. have sold for the
Breslauer Realty Company Nos. $50 and go Column
bus ave- northwest corner Of sSth ST. a FIVE story
hathouse on plot Asks feet. TO the Ascher Simon
Realty Comnany. The buyer save in part payment
No. 25GS 2572 eth ave- three FIVE story triple fat
houses with plot 75xlGo feet. and Nos 200
and 204 West 10th St each 25XS9il feet The
ciLnn lnNnlNas about $40 lnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-07
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Sherman W. 100 a. $ OF Academy
2uuNlI0 feet, James r. SewaII agt. Hanover
Realty and Con. Co January ). I9o7---- 1890 %
Fox s.. No 1dh 10 IdS. Richard y agt
ErorX borough Realty and Con CO. June 90
Hughes e. Isl Il af Pelham ave
25XSI.t feet; Carlo Marine agt. Gaetano
Ambr'o's ct al January -. 1907 cancelled, rs on
12th s.. No 10 20 "A East. Ptttsburg Plate
Class co. RRt Haster Builders Realty and
Con. Co ct al February 10 1907 (by bOudb $50 90
lOI+h ct. No. 80 East. samuel solomon aEt
Isaac a Reneqult al; December 81 1908 40 90
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SURPRISED ALLEGED THIEVES

Two who The police believe know some
thing about several robbeTies in the Hancock street
section of Brooklyn recently we're captured while
leaving the home of Edgar ". Schmitt at No.
669A Hancock street. AIr. Schmiit surprised them
n rear room and chased them over the neghbor-
Ing roofs They gave their names as George "
4aikeit AID Matthew Anderson. ard were held
wtho3, bal IA the Gates SSenue court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-07
WOMAN euYs FLoRlnA Horel

The NJ J. Ward company has sold the ROYAL PAIN,
Hotel, Fort Mycr. Fla. FOR C. H. Hartman 10 Mrs
/, Mcdregor Terry OF this city. for about $50 O.0
Inns hotel was built years ago bv the Iata
H. - \elli the 9Th ave. drygoods merchant The
SANE sam COMPANY also sold the furniture lease ana
49,, "i t'T liotei Caswell at Baltimore for the
~ !orhef proprietors of the Hotel IIIinnis
s est9G6s n H. VINO are now in possession for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-07
FOR BIBLE READING IN SCHOOLS.
Proposed Law in Missouri Would Require
II Daily.
IBy Te.eErapl. to The Tribune. ]

Jefferson City Nc. March 6-Senator Avery's
oil providing for daily reading Of the Bible in
the public schools Of the state was reported from
the Committee on Education to-day. with a recon-
nendation that il pass. The bill says:
\ portion of the Bible shall be read daily in the
PUBIC schools, supported fully, IA part By public
money, or under state control without written note
or oral comment but pupil whose parents or
guardian informs the teacher In writing that
conscientious Scrupes against IL shall not he re-
CURED 10 read from any particular version or take
any personal part in the reading.
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RECEIVER OF RsNrs NAMED.

Justice GreenbaGm, Of the Supreme Court yes
terday appointed Harry 4. MeHdtlson receiver OF
the rents of No. 35i 35i East l63d ST. pending an
action begun hy the Corporate Realty Association
against samuel l-ampert and others 10 foreclose
morteag OF S4W1 made m 1895
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-07
BUY CHATHAM SQUARE BUILDING.

Golde & cohen ha . bouEht from the estate OF
Lucius y. TuckermIH through Dor gIas Robinson.
Charles s. Brown 60. the Ave story building No
> Chatham square. extending through 10 No. Cath
arinc ST. lot 25x6l. q feet
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MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

9Th ave. M 30, for story brick store and
loft 21XIe feet. v. II. Hussey Son. owners
G ksister. architect ..-..- $50 COO
canal ST n ". Allen 10 a seven story
brick lott, - dN7O feet Schrejber. owner
az. =. zlot architect. 1000
18th 81. No. l2G 4 As West, a nine story
brick storage. 81 0x9A9 feet l.. Schraman
owner. F Wolcsang architect -. so oO0
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NEW OWNER FOR THE. rulLgRIgs.

the Tueres a story apartment house n
plot 70 exoo feet AZ the northwest corner of 95th
street and broadway.
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ALLEGED ARscoNoeR BOUND.

Herman Won Cleef, who is charged with stealing
between SS,00o and $4,000 from the drygoods firm
of Journeay Burnham. OF Brooklyn is in iai
At Portland, ore, awaiting the arrival of the no
nee rom TINS city lie was auditor Of the com
pan! at the time Of the theft of the money. He
ieFt VILE ana two children behind him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-07
ANOTHER wEsTcHEsrER FARM soLo

George a Bowman has sold to II L. Atkinson
the George j Ruxer farm OF eighty acres adjoin-
ing the Charles p iced farm. AZ Somers Centre
Westminster County y \. Thus farm has been in
the Ruxer family more thsn eighty years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-07

(NRANE. EDWARD AN PURSUANCE OF an
v order of Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrcsats g
Of New York. notice is hereby given 20 az
persons having claims against Edward A. Crane late q
the County os New York. deceased to present tas
same. with vouchers thereof. to the Subscribers O.
their place Of transacting business. at the once
Crane & Lockwood No. Wall street. IN the Bof-
Ough Manhattan. the CITY OF New York. on or Pc
fore the 6th day OF April
Dated York the sch day OF October. 1so&
SARAH GRAY CRANE. ALEXANDER 81. GRAMS
Executors.
CRANE 4 LOCKWOOD. Attorneys for Executors q
wall Street Borough OF Manhattan. New Xcs<
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Surrogates Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON, ABNEa
a G. Thomas, a Surrogate % the County OF New
York. notice IS hereby given 20 Gil persons having
claims against Henry Thompson. late OF stamford
Conn, deceased. to the Sans
with thereof TO the subscribe its pae.
OF business. No 81 Wall IN the CJ
OF New York. before the 16th day Of Nay nsE-
Dated New York. the 9Th day OF November 1905
PANY. Executor
W T. EMMETT. Attorney for Executor. % Wall stress
Manhattan. y y
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TIVE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington, March 6.-The condition OF the
Treasury 1T the beginning OF business to-day was
follows
RESERVE FUND
Gold coin and hullton $50 GOO 900
TRUST FUNDS. TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING GER
NTsE,r
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i{N~ATBUSH-Tn best section. detached house N
rooms ami bath; on lot 50Nl0O. block 10
rapid transit station handsomely decorated
hd hardwood trim throughout $1,000; seen any
Sile oy app = ment Address NJ. Tribune UDtOwn Of
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Unfurnished Apartments to Lst.

OWN YOUR HONE--No rent; IA story areprooe. ~
" vacancies left: location below 59th. For pla5 -
CHARLES 2 FORCE. 4S9 18th Av. Tel 6777-3stb ~
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City Hotels.


TTOTEI. MARTINIQUE Broadway and sd st-Tabls
II il q Hole dinner. $50, from $500 ?. ~.
HOTEL ENDICOTT
the most elegant comfortable and horreiks hOsl
for Quer people in the City OF New York Write for
particulars
4 ELEGANTLY furnished apartment: private bath;
Il 81 80 daily including meals two SIS weeSly one
SIS. The Alabama. - East 11th ST.
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Instruction.
School Agency.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCs
Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GOverneSseg ss
10 Colleges. Schools and Families Apply to
Mrs NJ j. YOUNG-FULTON. 23 Union Square
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Real Estate Wanted.

S9OS 0O0 TO LOAN in small amounts e, ~
sDD-ssDsUUU LANDT MORTGAGE CO. So W1liSS-F.
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$4,000
40 %
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Furnished Apartments to Let

. ELEGANTLY furnished apartment: private -
az SEaO daily; including meals, two S25 weekly =.
go The Alabama 10 East 1fth St ''f &c
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MORTGAGES SALE.

Will be sold at public auction. at 2S2
Eddy street, Providence. r. L.. on FRI
DAY, NOV. y, 1907. at II o'clock noon
by virtue OF the power OF sale contain
ed i'm that certain deed OF mortgage
made and executed by Edward II. Arm
strong. and Charles ]. Everett. and
dated Sept. Z. 1907 and recorded in the
office OF the Recorder OF Deeds In the
City OF Providence. r. L., in Book No.
96 at Page 3S2. In the records OF per-
sonal property mortgages, the condi-
tions OF said mortgage having been
broken:
Four Spraying machines (power). 1 5
Spraying machines (hand), 1850 1t. rubber
hose, IL Sprayers, Spraying Apparatus,
pruning tools. trimming tools. machine
tools. ladders, 2000 II. rope. 1900 lbs. ar
senate OF lead, gas tank. lawn roller.
lawn mowers. 4 old Spraying machines.
office desk. typewriter desk and machine.
chairs, ls section bookcases. safe, Ia
bic. rug 400 books. meaning hereby to in
clude all machines. tools apparatus, Of
fee fixtures and furnishings. belonging to
Edward II. Armstrong e. Company.
BY order Of tho Mortgagee, who hereby
gives notice of her intention to bid upon
above described property at said sale or
at any postponcment or adjournment
thereof
Providence, r. l., Nov. s, 1907.
n7.14.2127
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DIE. E. =

ANDREWs-In Coventry near Hark-
ney Hill, r. J., on the 18th inst,
Samuel Andrews. In his slst year.
BAxER--In woonsocket. on the 12th
inst. Clara Luella Baker.
BAxTER-In this city, on the 18th
inst. James II. Baxter. in the esd
year OF his age.
GoRMLEY--In this city. on the 18th
inst, Ellen, wife OF the late Peter
Gormley.
GnEENE@In Fin this city, on the iSth
Waterman Aborn Greene.
HAYEs-In this city on the 18th inst.
Eliza, wife OF the late William Hayes.
kELLEY--ln this city. on the 18th
inst, James j, Kelley, son OF Hannah
and the late John j. Kelley.
McELRof-In this city. on the 1lth
inst, Margaret. wife OF Edward Me-
Elroy, Residence, 80 Courtland
street
MuRPHY--In this city. on the llth
inst, at her residence l3s TockWot-
ton street, Julia r., daughter of the
late Timothy and Mary Murphy
NOLAN--In this city, on the 9Th inst,
Ellen. wife of the John Nolan, aged
81 years.
oRMsBEE-In East Providence. r: L..
on the 18th inst, Charles H.. infant
son OF Herbert w, and Edna NJ Orms-
bee, aged months.
O'RoURkE--In Fall River, Mass, Nov.
IL, 1907 Mr.. John o'Rourke. aged
50 years.
PAILTHoRP---In New Bedford, on the
18th inst, William, husband OF Eliza
Pailthorp.
PEIRCE-Tn Crompton. r.. l., on the
5th inst, Harriet Algurtha. widow
OF Preserved II. Peirce. i'm her Goth
year.
sMITH-In this city, on the 18th inst.
Elizabeth V. daughter of Mary and
tho late Alexander j. Smith.
sULLIVAN--In this city. on the 18th
inst, Maria tMcKay). wife Of the la'e
Dennis i. sullivan, aged 80 years, 10
months. Il days.
TAyLOR--In this city. on the 18th inst,
John Taylor, aged 6S years
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Proposals

TREASURY DEPARTMENT Onfce OF
the Supervising Architect washington.
~. C.. November :. 1907. SEALED PRO.
POSAI.S will be received at this office un.
IN O'Clock y. m. aon the 26th day OF No
vomber. 1eO1. and then opened for tho 81.
cyator equipment for the Il. =. Post or
fco. Court House and Custom House.
PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND In ac-
cordance with drawings and specifica-
tion. copies OF which may he had at the
discretion OF the Supervising Architect
on application at this Office, or at tina
of the Architects. Messra Clarke an
Howe. No. e Wcybosset street Prov
dence. n. T.. Application must be accom-
panied by a certified check for 500
drawn 10 the order OF the Treasurer
the United states. the proceeds OF whic
will be held az this office until the retqrI
Of the drawings and specifications.
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR.
Supervising Architect
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CHAPTER $50.

No. 800. An ordinance permitting the
Providence Telephone Company to erect
poles and wires in certain streets
approved November g. 1907
II is ordained by the City Council OF the
city of Providence as follows:
Section l. Permission is hereby granted
TO the Providence Telephone Company TO
erect, maintain and use poles and wires
for telephone purposes in, over and along
Superior street from Cranston street to
Wendell street,
Cofax street from Broad street 10
Rugby street;
Bradford street from Atwelrs avenue to
West Exchange street.
Pekin street from Gladstone avenue to
Douglas avenue;
Howell street from North Main street to
Hope street. and
Montague street from Hope street to
Morris avenue: I'm accordance with the
accompanying report OF the Commissioners
Of Public Works, provided all OF said poles
and wires shall be erected and maintained
subject TO the provisions and require
ments of chapter "A OF the Revised Ordi-
nances OF 1899. entitled Wires" and OF
the several ordinances whereby said COM
pany Is authorized to carry on telephone
business In the city OF Providence.
CHAPTER $50
No iO1. An ordinance IN amendment OF
chapter Is az the Revised Ordinances OF
iS?e. entitled Fire Department" and au-
thorizlng the Board of Fire Commission
ers o. grant relief TO members OF the fire
department injured while on duty.
approved November O. 19o7)
II is ordained by the City Council OF the
city OF Providence as follows:
Section ]. Section IA OF chapter 13 of the
Revised Ordinances OF 1899. entitled Fire
Department" is hereby amended so as TO
read as follows;
Section IL. The Board of Fire Com
missioners are hereby authorized 10 allow
To any member Of tho fire department
temporarily absent from duty on account
OF disability incurred while engaged in
actual fire service. such sums during the
continuance OF his disability as said
Board may In each case determine. pro-
vided, however. that I'm no case shall the
amount allowed weekly TO any disabled
member exceed the regular weekly COM
pensation OF such member"
Sec. ?. So much OF section II OF said
chapter IL as is inconsistent herewith Is
hereby repealed
True copies-Witness:
WILLIAM T.. CLARKE. City clerk.
novl2-3t.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution issued from
the Superior Court holden at Providence
within and for tho couuties of Provi.
dence and Bristol. numbered 22.S24. where
In Frank Il. Jeffers OF said Providence Is
plaintiff and Il. l.. Blake, alias John Doe
York, Is defendant. 22.oo0 shares of the
capital stock of the Buffalo-Arizona Gold
Mines Company, will be sold at public
auction at the Shoriff's office In the
Providence County Court House, at IL
O'Clock m, on the 18th day OF Novem:
her. A. u. 1907 All OF said shares OF
stock. or so much thereof as may be nee
essart will be sold TO satisfy the 1uns
ment obtained In said Court by said JET.
fers against said Blake for which sald
oxecution No. 22S2i was issued
THOMAS DYER,
,ttot Deputy Sheriff
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MACNA|R-F|orist
THE CITY or PROVIDENCE.
CHAPTER $50

NO. 5ss An ord nance permitting the
Narragansett Electric Lighting Company
TO erect poles and wires I'm Autumn street
approved November 8. 1907
IL is ordained by the City Council of the
city Of Providence as follows:
Section ]. Permission is hereby granted
o the Narragansett Electric Lighting
company to erect. maintain and use poles
snd wires for conducting currents OF cleo
trcity 70" producing light. heat and pow
or in. over and along Autumn street, from
Rugby street 10 Eddy street, In accord
ance with the accompanying report OF the
Commissioners OF Public Works. provided
all OF said poles and wires shall be erect
cd and maintained subject TO the provl-
sions and conditions of chapter 81 OF the
Revised Ordinances OF 1890 entitled
Wires"
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CHAPTER 33I.


No. $50 An ordinance forbidding the In
PRODUCTION or turning into the common
sewers OF the city certain substances in
furious and detrimental TO said sewers
and tho public use thereof
approved November 6. 1907
IL Is ordained by the City Council OF the
city OF Providence as follows:
Section /. No person or corporation shall
introduce or turn into or cause 10 be in
troduced or turned into any common
sewer I'm the city OF Providence any
steam, gasoline or benzine or other high
ly volatile or iniammable material, or
any hot water above one hundred and
thirty degrees Fahrenheit temperature.
Sec. 2. Any person violating any OF the
provisions Of the aforegoing section shall
be fined not exceeding twenty dollars for
each such violation and not exceeding
twenty dollars for every day that any
such violation shall continue. and shall
also be liable in an action OF the case
for all damages caused TO said city or TO
any person by any such prohibited act
Sec. 3 Chapter 81 of the Ordinances, ap-
proved December p, 1900. is hereby re-
pealed.
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CITY or PROVIDENCE.
Liquor Licenses.

office Of the Board Of Police Commission
ers. 1el Fountain street
Providence. n. /. Nov. s. 1907.
\ Applications for ilrst and second. class