The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-04

| Heot Oheet Inspector, dQVeF-
;, Using OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 80
Day Book, advertising ........... I6 so
Geo Reid, wood for Aims House.. "a 65
Warren Woodhouse, plough for
Aims House. ........................... IL 90
| r. +. ferguson, tables and drayage 90
Balsom Moore, pavements......~. 90
u; b. Dyer, cleaning Market and
=, oroolnS; 20 30
Morris bright, pavements, labor,
lao 90
Kader W. Dozier, cemeniing cis-
tern at Aims House............... so 90
Ogelvy Co., pumps......,......., so 90
Stewart Dey, Blank Books..;.... "a 90
Butt & Balsom, labor. 90
G w. Cowdery, Medicines, Aims
House. observation-disclosures. 40 10
Norfolk Post. advertising ............ rs so
John NJ. Williams, Assistant to Re-
glster $50 90
Wm b. Deggs, Jurors........,....,.. 12l 90
ORDERED FUNDED.
Saml. Hodges, repairs Aims House TX
Do. Elmwood Cemetery. so
Do repairs, &C., Aims House. s 90
Ea' Delany, repairing lamps, &C.. AZ rs
n. b. Lee, horse, cart, &C., streets 5l3 90
Fredk Hennlcke, paving, &C., jail. lS9 90
Jas Il; Galt, Surgical services...,,, so
Jas. w. Matthews, sulvert....,.,. 4O9 90
JOS. Winslow, laborer on culvert III co
Seth March, referred bill ... Q CT
City Gas Light Company, gas-re-
terred bill, reduced. 1870 III
J. J. Tompkins, referred bill....., 26 90
Sundry referred bills of the Fire De-
partment ..........,....,,,......,..,.,,., $50 90
S3,453 90
The following bills were ordered to be fund
ed
Jesse Jones, Almshouss, hire of
aWoman... ,........... $l8 rs
j. w. Goodwin, messenger. So So
The following were referred to appropriate
committees
James E. Barry, erockery for Aims
house.. Observation-Disclosures. Sl8 go
Cyrus E. Staples, for rope......... 10 80
City Gas Light Company, for gas. 1853 81
And the following ordered to be paid when
properly approved:
Norfolk Post, advertising .............. Sc 90
The report of the Register was then read
The amount of back interest, interest on
small notes, city bonds, &C., was $76,5OO
since his last report funded
And he had issued city certificates in ac-
| cordance with action of the Councils, to the
amount of $3.50 90. He recommended the
destruction Of the small notes by the Com
mittee, all Of which was received and adopted.
The reports of the Keeper of the Aims
House, Weigher of Hay, Keeper of the City
Scales, Guager, Grain and Coal Measures,
and Wood Measures were received. Also
the report of Captain Guy, in regard to the
number of lamps not lighted from February
oath to March oath, which, upon motion,
was referred to the Committee on Lamps and
Gas
The report of the committee in relation to
the estate of John McPhail was received and
adopted
The report of the Committee on Streets
giving the cost of cleaning the streets, was
received. The costs for cleaning the streets
for the month of March was, as shown by
the report of the committee, $44s, with $50
cart loads Of shells, which were used to fill
| up unpaved streets, and at least 1000 loads
of manure on the wharf, to the credit of the
city
On motion, the Committee on Wharves
and Docks were authorized to rent out the
City Tobacco Warehouse and Wharf at pub
lie auction, after giving ten days notice. for
the balance of this year, with the privilege
of next
The following estimates were submitted
for printing and binding the ordinances -
Post, 1872 for 100 copies bound Law style;
Dag Book, $345; Old Dominion, $3.50. The
committee was authorized to close the con-
tract with the Old Dominion for the publica-
ton of the ordinances in accordance with the
estimate submitted, and that the proof-sheets
be submitted to the Committee on Police for
examination and report
S. II. Hodges, upon recommen dation of
the Aims House Committee, recommending
that a horse and cart be purchased for the
use Of the Aims House, and that the COM
mittee be so authorized. Also, that all per-
sons be prohibited from purchasing lots in
the city cemeteries for the purpose of specu-
lation. The recommendations upon motion
were adopted
On motion, the Council adjourned until
this evening at y o'clock
TEMPERANCE MEETING.-The church on
Washington Point was well filled last night