Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-22
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military Hospital. ,
The Board Of Supervisors and Finance
met, and organized by electing R. w. Burnett
President; Henry Probasco, Treasurer; II.
Pearce, Secretary; o. II. Geoffroy, s. II.
Burton, and B. P. Baker, Committee on Fur
nitute and General Supplies o. G., Pearco,
"A, WOLF 81, aAdAB. Pearce, COMMITTEES on
Mattresses and Bedding; Larz Anderson,
II. Probasco, and james Taylor, Committee
on Finance.
1t was determined to fl up twenty. Eve
beds tA4nerfow. JI@ El1lIH
A Committee that was appointed to call
on General Mcclellan reported that he cor
daily responded to the plans of the Board,
and would issue the requisite orders for the
removal of suitable cases from the camp
whenever the Hospital arrangements were
completed.
The Board adjourned to meet at the call
Of the President.
The Board Of Management organized by
electiDg Mrs. Crofts j.. Wright, President;
Mrs. John Swasey, Vice President; Mrs.
VIM. Proctor, Treesureri MrsgGeorge Hoad-
ley, Secretary.
Mrs. VIM. Neff, No. lag Broadway, was
chosen a member of the Board, in the place
Of Mrs. Drennon, resigned.
Various committees were appointed, and a
programme adopted for a vigorous prosecu.
tion of the enterprise.
Iodi.o - ,oc,ostcd - d1-oAo E. -
diate use, cotton sheeting, sheets, pillow
cases, towels, crash, night shirts and pillows.
Such articles may be sent to Miss s. R. Steer,
No. 81 ~Longworth. street, or to the Hospital.
Donors will be particular to give their ad
dress in full with the name of the ARTICLES
sent, as full credit will be given for all dona-
tions.
After appointing the Daily Executive
Committees, the Board adjourned to meet
at the house of VIM. Proctor, northwest
corner Of Race and Eighth. streets, on Tues.
day, May %, at four o'clock P. NJ.
Donations in money may be made to any
member of the respective Boards, and dona.
tions in furniture, fuel, groceries, provisions
and all housekeeping articles, may be sent to
the Hospital, entrance on Baum street.
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF Cry IMPROVE
MENTs.-At the regular meeting of the Board
yesterday morning, Mayor Hatch presiding,
the following business was transacted:
The Clerk was directed to send to the City
Council a resolution authorizing the Board
of City improvements to ft up a jury-room
in the City Building, for the Police Court.
Mr.. Peter offered the following:
Resotred: That the Board of Improvement
hereby fully indorse the plan Of John Pat.
tons box for holding garbage and ashes, and
would recommend the same for adoption by
all persons having use for the same, and thai
said Patton have leave to putdown the SAINT
whenever parties may want them, provided
the street, alley or sidewalk are put in a,
good condition as before putting the sam
down.
The Clerk was directed to notify the Gin,
cinnati Gas-light and Coke Company, and
~alsesundry plumbers, to repair trenches left
by them along the line of the Cincinnati
Street Railroad Company.
Mr.. Peter presented an ordinance to ligh
with gas
Carr street, from Whitewater Canal t.
Sixth, two posts.
Elm-street from Second to Union, fou,
posts.
Hunt street, from Sycamore to Broadway
two posts.
Sycamore. street, from Dorsey TO a poin
fifty feet north of II. Miller's house, lively
posts.
Augusta-street, from Smith to John, tire
posts.
Smith. street, from Second to Augusta
three posts.
John.street, from Laurel to Belts, on,
post.
Lawrence-street, from Fourth to Fifth
two posts.
Abigail-street, from Pendleton to fou
hundred feet east, two posts.
Baum-street, from Third to Sixth, clever
posts.
Hathaway-street, from Jane to three hun
dred feet west, one post.
Harriet. street, from Seventh to Eighth
two posts.
Seventh. street, from Harriet to one hun
bred and tbirty-fve feet west, one post,
Locust. street, from Harriet to one hun
dred and thirty.ive feet west, one post.
m'street, from Seventh to Eighth, twt
posts.
Southeast corner of Arch and Ludlow
streets, one post.
The Clerk was directed to transmit tn
ordinance to Council.
On motion, the Board went into an cleo
ton for Sergeant st-Arms, and Mr.. Franz
Kitchener, having received a majority o
votes cast on the first ballot, was declared
duly elected.
The following permits lave been grantee
by the Board since their last meeting:
To Royal Morse, two additional stores OIL
the southwest corner of Park and Avery
stIeets-Wm. G. Whitley, contractor.
To John W~inklehorpt, two-story .bricl
building, on the south side of Bank.street
between Linn and Whitman streets.
To Morris Leopold, three story bricI
building, on the south side of Eighth. street
between Race and Vine streets--A. Mooney
contractor.
To George Wernants, two story bricl
building, on the east side of Moore. street
between Liberty and Walnut-streets.
To Messrs. Taylor and Faulkner, thre
three story brick buildings, on the soutI
side of Ninth-street, between Mound an
Linn.stfeets.
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