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| George H. Allen | James J. McElroy | |
| Edward H. Armington | Peter McElroy | |
| William S. Armstrong | John J. McGuckin | |
| Everett L. Belcher | John G. McKay | |
| Daniel S. Brown | William Morgan | |
| Edward H. Burgess | Dennis Murphy | |
| John Burns | John O'Neill | |
| Dennis Carney | Frank O'Toole | |
| Henry Carney | Robert C. Pierson | |
| Andrew J. Cartwright | Michael Queenan | |
| Melvin D. Cartwright | John Reilly | |
| George Crittenden | C. E. Remington | |
| James Croonan | Croasdale Robinson | |
| George P. Crossman | John C. Robinson | |
| William Day | Frederick W. Ruckert | |
| Franklin A. Dunbar | John Ryan | |
| James F. Eddy | Michael Ryan | |
| Marshall M. Francis | Charles P. Shearman | |
| William F. Gilmore | David G. Shippee | |
| James E. Graham | Edward H. Smith | |
| James G. Greene | Daniel F. Sullivan | |
| Peter Healy | Eugene F. Tabor | |
| John Jones | F. Augustus Talbot | |
| Dennis Karney | Henry Thompson | |
| Michael Kelly | William H. Tilley | |
| George W. Kingsbury | William H. Walcott | |
| Michael Maher | Michael Walsh | |
| William A. Malloy | Frederick H. Watkins | |
| Edwin M. Massie | Albert J. Webb | |
| Davis Mathewson | William S. Webb | |
| Neil McCann | Thomas Winn | |
| William H. Horton, Lantern Cleaner, Electric District | ||
| John Goodwin, Helper | ||
| Earl C. Downing, Repairer of Glass and Tin Work | ||
| George W. Hill,
Teamster |
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Men in Charge of Gas Cocks and Burners |
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| Edward T. Chubbuck | Austin Gay | |
| James W. Hayward | George Sloan | |
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| Robert E. Smith | Charles F. Sampson | |
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| Thomas M. Rounds, Chairman | Charles F. Hull | |
| Henry B. Eddy | Charles F. Sampson | |
| Number of Public
Lamps, December 31, 1879: Gas, 2,647; Naptha, 1,665; total
4,312. Total expenses for 13 months, as per quarterly
reports $138,774.78.
Source: Providence City Manual, 1880, Prepared by Henry V. A. Joslin, City Clerk. Providence: Providence Press Company, City Printers, 1880 |
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