Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-20
Beard of Health.


Beard of Health
SMALL FOx-POTTER's FIELp-DEAp ANIMALS
THE FOUND-SIGHT SOiL-THE aEALTHoF
CER-CONCRETE PAVEMENT.
AT a meeting of the hoard OF health last even
ing. MIR. MarbuTy IN the chair, the health Off
Ger rt I"rted three new cases of smallpox in the
pat two DAYS. Il communication from the
Commissioners of the Washington asv,ur, was
received relative Il the pOtters field. and asking
n " Is advisable 70 remove the bodies now; re-
Tered 10 health officer. \ communication
signed by a. X. Browne, Charles Walter, and
AdoiPh Ciass, complaining Of the concrete
pavement works on square 90, between "a and
81 streets, Was received AM referred to the
hsaith ofncer. communication of F. Coar
of y Y, relative To the new nett Cd OF dsposing
ot right soil was received and referred to the
saHitary committee. Mr.. Langston rensrted
uat he pad made arrange ments for entering
dsmred me2' and dead animals for al 900 per
arnum. He hoped the matter would be closed
nj once. AZ he cogid not be present at the next
meeting, having mIie engagements to
speak in the West, for which place
he was t. leave Sunday night After Soma
debate the report OF Nr. l.. was adopted, and he
was directed 10 make the contract with Mr.
Wen. Nh MaTbuFy offered resolution re-
qCestin. the health officer (Dr. yer.in 10 with
draw lis resignation and continue his duties,
which he had performed faithfully during the
Fast year. adopted IL was ordered that the
places selected for the deposit OF night soil be
inspected; to zee that nuisances should not be
~ created Mr.. LaDgston and Drs Verdi and
were appointed a. a com mittee TO confer
ris- Richards in regard 10 the emnIov.
NTH MAJ itary police officers in connec-
msht 81 thc .e- y health officers, and the
tfon IN the bOard "ial relations bet ween
Psiah.ist ment OF closer On. contract be en-
th@m. DIR. Bliss moved that rundmaster.
tered into with y. ). l. Mason as was re-
bU., after some discussion, the matter
ieIIed 10 the sanitary police committee.
Transfer. of Real Estate.
The following transfers OF real estate have
been fed since our last report in the office Of
july lo-wm. B. Webb, trustee to II. Kreack,
part =, square 4sl; $3.50. VI. Hoover TO Mary
f hs r. S ws1esr n lot square %S,Te g. $50
SsLsis hammer TO flizsbeth Glaseo, lei q. square
~ $50 David g, Iingiins TO &C N.r;ia and
Eesley TO Nh ply. part 8. square $40; $40 Jas.
,. Miller 10 \ " BureheIl. sub !, square IA:
JuIJ u-B W. Boo. to C II Underwood. 10. 50.
iG, q .@aafe gii: sl9o ws-d and Webb trustees.
to Shsri.s Ny s.lt, sub 3 sguare Isl IS sol Dodge
square So; SEQ. q. W Linyille TO Annie Davis,
iIusi,e, George N. Laaekton, all of square 5s5
ar. nh IL .rf p'gT@T TO r. M n,haL :; Sub Ia
drew Glass. part IS, SOU ,Te 90 sIOoo a. 6iass TO
Or eker jr, 10 JOIN :. Gr1ekrr sab T. sqaare 81:
S2teo- John 7 Cogm I to .rn,s 7. wOll.rd. lots
SJJv NJ. Tod TO jams " Conner. part IL,
seI, .us a. ;ggaI, Is; So ~ ~ nn
N trC-t, subs Ia and g aid part sub. i5;
sac. hamilton TO W. \. reI dali, part lots md
IN tiu-t. Part '6ts sasd d.; S5toO.. A. Boriand
julia b Clark, let :. square %; g. J =.
eiu9er ,e JOIN MY 10 4, sa u.i la $50. L.
60 80 nsIy j. De lr,, par' 1T 4, slur" 10;
- a square, ~; 5i,,to. Ttos Curtis T. aainis
Shore gaIt 20 g, -IuaIe III; e. JOIN Q Goa
i,cr AID Coz Iu.te $, 20 james >. i.obiuson, part
Ja5 J. b J Bfyaut,o AP Pardon, sub. g..
squs-e 49,; SIN, = Csa''y 70 u. J. M.-t5rook,
ka-hirg' n sorrh hall III .I siua-e >: soy Ti.
t,ict q Csurtia II nrJ IsemaS pr, 1T, .ia.re
so '' H. Z fotd G 10 ..se lot Il. g
. F.rt = ard .,utr isli -, square f1S: se-922
Ss2 H f. w to and I'd Mar M
Lr.n IL Th'nss u. Donsline. .ct 2. s.usre sas;
t. 'ss quar- Ss CO., "a S c- and bs ssS
truste-s, % A stickE-y, trustee, cub ". square
- 1 IL s a. I'm r. H.'s 80 70 Ann Hs-@nn
Ra'.Ge MuIie,', ,y,s 2, Is, IL II snl Is, siasrs
L,.luAre 10, ara lot &, d.; ss,so.
INV LAWS WHICH GO INTO EpPKcr To-Day.
Among the acts pas ed ~ the last session of the
legislative embly and which 90 into effect to-
dsy are the following:
The law in rel alton TO CITY markets. which
makes spproPr atoms as follows: For the m aim
tsrance OF the >srthcrn Liberty Marke. az 2O0.
for the Western Market, SEQ; for the Eastern
II c~'s ahu tOf the tscOr xetOWu NJ Arket.
soc. VI IL provided that the revenues derived
from these markets shall b. set apart and CON-
stitUe "a market furd, from which, only the ey
penses snd salaries VI the several markets an ALI
be paid The market masters are required n
derosit daily with the treasurer of The Distr,c,
al collections made from dealers and Others:
and no pay ments are TO be made account Of
the appropriation above named, for the mainte-
nance of the several markets, in excess OF the
amount standing to the credit OF the respective
The act making appropriations for the az
pen-es OF the district government for the nsca
wear ending June 80, 1873. All officers Of tn,
government prohibited by II from contract
ing debt or mourning any liability in the nam,
Of said government unless an appropriation 70
the same has been previously made; and all ex
penditures require the written order of tn
ofhc.r authorizing the same. and that the bill
are to be submitted to the Governor for his ap
prov 81; and also that job printing and sdvertis
ing for any of the executive offcers OF the gov
erIir,e Mt must be made BY the Secretary of III
District, and the accounting officers are re
Guired 20 see that this section u strictly com
pied with.
The act nakinsappropriation for school pur
roses for the rext fscal year. II restricts tn
several school boards from incdrring any in
4, LtrGEess beyond the amount Of school ia
levied. Tie ssue provision IL also made for Ii
government OF the police department.
The sSf governing the conduct OF restaurants
ice ere am saloons. barber shops, &c. went int
eject to-dey. The substance Of the act wa
IIiutec in j AE SrAG 81 yesterday.
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