The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-26


MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT.
, Item 48 Leather, lasts, and shoe findings, six
Item "A lallow, caustic akali, and material for
making soap, TWO thousand dollars t$2000)
Item 40 Cham, telling, and weaving materials,
twenty thousand dollars 1920 ,O00)
Item Az. Tools, COAL iron, and steel, SIX hundred
Item AZ. lin, glass paints, varnish, oil, glue,
brushes, three thousand dollars (SS000).
EN- 4S. Lumber, two thousand five hundred dol.
lem 40. Quarrying stone, one hundred dollars,
($l00).
Item 50. Purchase of hardware and iron, for
making iron bedsttads eight hut dIed dollars ($S00
Item 81. Salaries OF superintendent, eight hun
dred dollars l$SOol.
Item 62. Wages on pay roll, chargeable to the
manufactory aud oYerwork, six hundred dollars
($6C0)
Item 5s. Incidental expenses, three hundred dol.
' FARM AND BLoCKLEY ESTATE.
Item o. Lumber and REPAIRS eight hundred dol.
Item So. Lime, send, and masonry, two hundred
dollars (S2O0).
Item IS. Repairing wharf, pumping engine, and
meadow banks. five hundred dollars ($500G
Item 81. straw ana feed for horses and cows, and
for purchase OF milk, four thousand five hundred
Item So. Seeds, manure, and farming utensils i've
hundred dollars (S500l
Item 50 Purchase of horses, cows, wagons, etc =,
fifteen hundred dollars ($1500)
Item 60. Iron and blacksmith work, five hundred
Item 81 Salaries of farmer and gardener, seven.
teen hundred dollars (S17O0),
Item 62. Wages on payroll, chargeable to farm
and garden, two hundred dollars (S2O0I
Item 63 incidental expenses, three hundred and
fifty collars t$960)
OUTDOOR EXPENSES.
Item CA Salaries of Secretary out door agent
messenger, wagon driver, and visitor OF children,
three thousand seven hundred and Hfty dollars
lien 65 Travelling expenses of house agent and
support OF nonTesidents, two hundred and fifty
Item 66 i AK and ground rent of city Office one
hundred and eighty dollars tGlSDl.
Item g. Repairs to city office gas, water rent, and
incidental office expenses three hundred and fifty
Item g. Expenses of support and bastardy cases,
twelve thousand five hundred dollars 1872 500).
lien 69 Cost OF serving processes and removal Of
non'residents, twelve hundred dollars (S1200).
Item 90. Gpppmg. leeching, ana burial cases, six
Item q; Rent OF visitors Office, fourteen hundred
four hundred dollars ($64OO)
item 70, Salaries of out door physicians and
apSthsearies, three thousand seven hundred and
Item "a: Maintaining and educating two deaf
mues in the Deaf and Dumb Asylum In the city,
seven hundred twenty dollars S720)
Item 20. support of twelve feebe-minded chill
dIen, at the Pennsylvania framing school, at
Media, IN accordance with an ordinance approved
December 81, 1862. Provided, That the guardians
be requested not TO hl any vacancies that may
ci;U Ot the usatn OF femoVsl OF any OF the
dre0 dollars (S2400).
Item 70. Stationery, printing, and advertising,
TWO Thousand two hundred dollars (S2200).
Item n. Railroad tickets for guardians and medi-
Cal board, four hundred dollars $4,000.
Item 70. Provisions for smallpox patients, one
hundred dollars (Sl00)
Item 79. incidental expenses, two hundred dol.
lars tS200l
FOR RELIEF OF OUTDOOR POOR.
Item 80 First Poor District, seyeh thousand dol.
lars t$7000).
Item 81; Second Poor District, seven thousand
dollars ($7000) 49,
Item g Third Go Poor District eight thousand Eve
Item SO, Fourth Poor District, seven thousand
five hundred dollars ($7500)
Item "a Fifth Poor District five thousand three
hundred dollars i$6300l
Item e5. Sixth Poor District, six thousand dollars
$4,000.