Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-26

line OF $50 "yn'i be OF n1!c eli Ct than ~
So W..
His motion was lost. as wa> one nal
Mr.. Plan - Jay the bill 90 tie raJ... I:
III. rtmaItIng ;wo >yc;p... j. .,.l.
were then ad,irc! w:thol, .l"3a.c. :, t, 81 .,
Sec Tie Mayor snull civ, pub /.
th:t Il e dollar: r"ward vii! b.p id i'm, -
10. III 1T VIII, will max. knowa rIr 49,! :
place OF r'>i'ence Of any person, or - :.
family, whJ attc.npt: to nice. ar q, rr. '''...
of : nall poX within h> hoaSe: yr yI - ;, =
formation 80 Oh aimed is corro3o... 4, + 49,.
vc::ig ito: . tn case : . rcyy tel! -
Sc: ). TIE Mavur shall Cause Il So.
tei.dcnt Of the Police to "ntorc. hi. n, ~.
pa, sac; and I'll tiaca originating il. c ,.....
Of = vi"iat Oh o. it sections, shat! o- G. ill.,.
other ines and forfeiture ar obtained: ~,
acts in conflict with thi. act are h b.. r.. >.
The bill Was then passed By the SAM
as hat upon its first sec:ion, except tia. v:
Ma.kIn ak u to be EXCUSED truiu y,riD,
Mr.. Henderson Introduced the follow.
solution:
Resotcei, That he physicians .: I'll. ,....
com ell d to Attead IL AL c.>.s -. ,:,.
(whc:her Il. private ar puh.ic Euu-.rw
upon 70 tt .:!d the sam a. ph Sci .l.,,. +
poor.
Mr.. E;ch ycrg said ile ply >iciar>,o,I.cn.
were not elected to attend suiail- pUx .a>c>, d..
there was no law by which th,y could BE-
PEELED to practice on sucl! pa,ioui>
Mr.. Henderson said the physicians l.,
poor were elected and paid II attend tie h..
and should do 81 10 matter What disease.
were called upon To visit and prescribe !;..
Mr. Hopkins said the Board OF f!.a.l.
III de Il contrac, with phy>.cla - at,e..
smallpox Cases.
Mr.. Henderson By what authority? T..
is what | want u get at
NJ. Hopkins BY order Of the C!y Cw
Mr.. Evans said the difficulty was to sc,
body to attend them The physician tia, !.
been employed at first gave II up III -,
time. As to compelling the physicians L,
poor to attend >mal-po cases, that va,
possible TOR CouGct, though it might Ak L: ]
10 resign But If We adopt this rc>o,u,g
shall be worse IF stan before.
Mr. Plnu said If Sc eau TAX Il u!aa %.
his own house and send him 10 tie A'>rr.
We can compel the physician; 10 The ~:
20 there to STE him.
Mr. Henderson agreed with Mr.. Pln9
Tue President read the acton ol E..
empowering the Board Of Health 10 eng:
physician to attend smallpox ca:r>. ~!
resolution was rejected.
Mr.. Ri5hicll called Up L resolution awh
Ing the superintendent Of PoIlcc t. Nnrch4.
yoke of oxen from Mrs EIzc5cth NJnrvc a.
cost not exceeding $l15.
Mr.. Elchbcrg said Mrs. Monroe Owed Ia.
SOME of which were out of date, ani thai /
proposed to pay those taxes with me ox~o
Mr. Hu.hes said he was on the p>lat d.
Producing resolution on the suffice! w:
was called up lie wanted to know vi
been keeping these cattle all the wintc,
t,y what authority. They hal been K ri
the POor's House since November Ias,, 1T.
the mean time had worked two or three !:
on the street. Their owner owed back I'll
Whose fault was this? 1t was dls-Fa
the city that her back taX:S had been al
t. accumulate, and she could come here (.
my her taxes with oxen. how can we r:.E
Mr., Urcitus should he come to pay lis |!ta
irJn.
Mr.. Hopkins said the oxen wee ~! ..
We owe their owner for their hire. B.. Y. 7
House he did not know, but If Mrs No
wanted to pay tack taX> with them he" .
not see any harm IN letting her do So esp.
" as Mr.. Clifford says he will have j..
them in the spring.
Mr. PUN said that according 10 Mr. e.
berg Mrs Monroe owed back taS 'iG
cordug to Mr.. Hopkins the Colnclt "'sr! ].
Monroe for the hire Of the oxen. II tNl' -.
so, better let the tax collectors i"'r''e :
cattle
Mr.. Hopkins-Thcy have 10 an'h.1':.
collect cattle.
Mr.. Evans said if the Object Of the ~.
was 10 cJllcct taxes that were out oI date
could not be legally collected, he wa ~
to it. Don't make Mrs Monroe pas thai
nobody else pays ii her taxes had BE-.
lowed to grow ont OF date. let u> stand tn"
He had seen a few years ago :2o.""j&
taxes wiped out. The Corporation Jay
pie to collect t4Xes, aud thy IN u: h' MI
to do their duty.
Mr.. Eivhberg hop ;hat genlm"i5 vi
have no objection 10 receiving tax = u" ..
out of date IT the la ~ wanted 10 !aG '".@,
Mr. Henderson moved that sl.r''a,
mittec of two from the Common C"c" }
one from the Board 1t Aldermen D. ap
to make a fair aSSe,>InGn; OF the Tiiu' "
cattle 50 as not to take them al any prev Il
stipulated price, bu' acc ped a" a'n"al- .
substituting the Commute" Oh SIRE 4
power to &C. for the special co'nmi't'', II
Mr. Pinn moved to refer the rc>'" H
the Committee on General Laws 10 .'r' |.
H., h.,. &C.