Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-08
THEBOARO OF HEALTH.

| following names:
Firat Ward-E. X. Crawford, IL. NJ, Mul-
| len.
cock.
Third Ward-Col i. McCulloueh German
| Lincoln.
Fourth Ward-Allen Smith, John Il. Rich
| ardsOn.
| Fifth Ward-E. >. Dougherty, James Mona
| CHAN.
Sixth Ward-IIenry Eckel, Robert Wright
| Seventh Ward-John w. Hawkins, Albert
| Thatcher.
| Eighth Ward-Joseph Derrckson, James
| Kennedy.
| Ninth WaId-Dr. +. &. Shortledge, James
| j. Walker.
Tenth Ward -Maris TaSlor Jacob Lamp
| lugh
The minority of the committee presented
the following report.
| The undersigned, n minority of your COM
| m tiPc appointed 10 select persons for MEM
| bers of The Board of Health for the city of
Wilmington woHd recommend the following
| gentlemen rs members OF the said Board for
the ensuing year, they being the persons Sc
! It etcd by the members OF the committee irsm
the several wards;
forG.
S'aond W2rG-N j.am il. >,r'"n, Joshua
Baker
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ca, a jnon ny.
pointed by the III. zen # E.. - Coz d
as meml RS OF a mn tie amm2nf
members of the E,9 d of IIe@''f I'D thai ~
the evening Of Iue 'ay Nav AL tie ~
publican meml RS o. the Ii. 'iot 'c'' d
the Board of H, H. tnoU- 'e t7aNl & =
or consent of yor~ con nj, .s4d hat sac
same persons select iby ler ,uc!S have
been forced upon your cor. T,tt :, again.
which acton we protest FS I've. Lave not
treated Us as members OF the conn Tee &,
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II. Is. Me \TlRE
LOUISr. LYNCH
a. BlCKTA
Mr. Underwood moved TO adopttie najoris'
reOort
4Lr. McIrtire NOV IT, amend " SCI ~
"mnority" place of ''maJoru5.' !. st by
ayes and nays rs 70 'OWa;
| AYES -MesSTs. D!ciii q, BNrkh, I lsVe LyAcA
| Mcln,,re, Taylor.
| Nays-Messrs Adams. Baker, Nm. Canby
VIM. Nj. Candy, l}ebger. File, ol X. john
son, Murray, i'hi"ips licke'S, Eich?"'>on
| Underwood. President MT' .S-lf.
| Mr.. VIM. NJ. Candy said that he could no.
vote for either rer9i. The majol.ty report
returned nearly all the old t'memberS while the
minority repoi, was not much better, The
old Board chose to create monopoly by Civ
| ing the contract TO the Odorless EXcaVatiEg
Company and cutting out all competition,
which was unfair and unjust. This contract
was also awarded - parties connCct'0 with
| the city govei nment which he thought out
of place and calculated te create had impress
| ions.
MIR. Adams inquired for information respec
| ting the monopoly
| Mr. Bck.a complained of the treatment re-
| ceived at the hands OF the Republican mem
bers of the committee who, he said, had treat
ed him with contempt and scarcely recognized
him as a member.
Mr. Hayes favored all Improvements but
the Board ot Health oyerstepped ITS authority
III creating the tsdorlesS monopoly and did not
favor the reelection Of men who had done
so. He thought citizens should be allowed to
employ who they pleased
| Mr.. Febger, aluding TO the dissatisfaction ex
pressed at the Board selected by the majority of
the committee, declared that the minority mem
bers Of Council were entitled TO no rights save
shose the majority chose to accord them. lie fav-
ored the Odorless Monopoly, and thought the
cleansing OF ceSspools by the old system one OF
the greatest nulsances, In the abaIemen, ofwhich
the Board Of Health is simply performing its
duty.
Mr.. Wm. NJ. Candy admitted the nuisance
caused by the old system, and the excellence .
, the new one but was opposed to the manner in
which the Odorl, Excavator was introduced
The Board Of Health advertised for proposal,
for cleaning ctsspools, well knowing that but on.
e company could use this machine. 1t il wrons
to bind the Council to such contract He agail
stated that the principal objection was that thu
: contractors were connected with he ciiv govern
, men;.
a MIR. E4ker, n hi rcmalFs. iayoring The Olor
. leel, referred y the feet that the Mayor hat
l. cau-a I'd but one seayenGer 10 ba arrested lo
working under the old system, without licepse
and in violation 81 O.dinauce lie thought th'
ord rance shorld b. enforced
> Ir Mcinir, irqa ed how Il would do TO 81
: rest IL officer 81 ocmber4 ol Tie OdcrIr
e Fxc2yatmg Z mpa0 who yolatcd the Orc
naatc " woit y day ,ne.
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