Daily Republican., 1880-03-12


is It," he asked, "that Mr.. William H
Lee should send bill into Counci
each month Is he still hospital super.
intendentY 7 Last month he sent in q
bill for over Itpetssn dollars, as ! re.
member and now he has another al.
though the hospital has virtually ceas
cd to exist" ----
Mr.. Merris Taylor explained that
this bill was for board and washing OF
two patients who could not be removed
immedi lately yssupon::the abolishment o.
the office Of Superintendent. Hewas Of
the opinion that Mr.. Lee had no bill In
Council on last bill night.
Mr.. Paynter reiterated his statement
Of Lee having a bill in Council about
month ago, and said he did not like
the looks Of things.
Mr.. r. II. Taylor asked to look at
the bill moment, and, with q smile,
moved that the words "hospital Super
intendent be strisken ont. Said he :
"Lee still claims that he II. .Superinten.
dent and continues to call on the City
Treasurer and demand his salary"
Mr.. Taylor's motion was carried and
the bill was then allowed.
Mr.. Rodney presented a petition Of
John Hartman and others, asking for
the erection Of three lamps, on Clayton
street aud each at the crossings OF
Gilpin, Shallcross and Lowering ave-
nues.
A remonstrance from Jonathan Z.
Roads and others against the curbing
of Shallcross avenue, between Broom
and Rodney streets was presented.
Proposals were opened for the reno
val of the stone crusher, engine, boil.
er and machinery, from Eleventh and
Spruce streets, to Fourth and Van
Buren, streets. The only one was from
John 7. Hyde, who offered to do 1t for
1915.
James Furr petitioned for the privi-
legs uf selling oranges and lemons a.
| his present stand at Fourth and Kipf
streets.
Mr.. McMenamin moved that the
street committee be given authority tc
advertise for proposals for erecting
culvert over Shipley run below Reed
street. Carried.
On Mr.. Merris Taylor's motion an or
der for $3.50, the amount of the Marcf
appropriation, was directed to be drawr
| in favor of Henry B. Morrow, Treasure
of the Board OF Education.
On motion Of Mr.. McMenamin it wa!
decided that council should adjourn Il
meet next Saturday afternoon at Stall
cup run on Second street, between Wal
nut and Poplar on Saturday evening a
5 O'Clock.
Council then adjourned.
| ORDERS.
During the evening orders were di
rected to be drawn as follows:
L. W. Hopes, $40 80; l.. Burns, 80 cents
| James McKendrick, $l3335; hilles Y Jones
$2S. 20; Fannie McKeowan, $l9.25; Washing
ton Star Club Stables. $lS; James Melvine
sl7S. .Ob; Alexander Cummins, $l.S2; Samue
Crothers, S32O2; Joseph q. File, 500 So; Geo
w. Vernon Il Sons, $3l q; l.. Burns, $l2. "a
Wilmington Coal Gas Co., S577S; +. W.
b. Railroad Co., $21.96; George W. Bush ant
Son, 81, ,2s5; Cox and Allen, Sl04 80; Leonart
and Ellis, $50; J. w. Hopkins, $2l4.40; b.
Townsend, $50; EVERY Evening" Publishing
i Company, $40: Tally & Co., $l04.36 Glatts
Eckei, $93. SO; W. J. Morrow, $2262; Allel
Speakman and Co, $6.3s; Forrest City Rail
way Company, slo.l5; Betsy Morris, "a, MI
Cartney and Kenny, 1923. 70; Robert Morrison
90 90; James Murphy, $29.75; Y. ID. Jordan
$26: Kent Iron. and Hardware Cc., 1888, q.
johnson, IS 81; Henry McKenny, SLIT; &
O'Byrne and 90 1912; y. +. Thomas Il 90:
$7.li; Adams & Bro, $l3, A. Speakman, $l5
W. q. Woods, $3.50; b. F. Townsend, 500; 50
Louisa Myers, SIC; Mills and Combs SIS; Jas
n. DALEY, SIC; q. F. Thomas g. Co.. $2l. .55
Eliza J. Frazer. Is. James Bradford, $6.97
Jas. MoKendrick, 1888; E. A. Robinson
s3i: Geo. W. Vernon n Sons, $2LO6; y. 7
johnson, S3.7s; U. p. johnson, 1913; N. Mel
chior, Sli; Dr. J. T. Blocksom, 81; John Hunt
sS5: DR.. Howard Ugle. $40; VIM. J. Maxwell
$3s, IS; Adams Il Bro, $40, Lawrence kiernal
$l2.tO: A. Trainor, $s. Louisa Myers, 20; Geo
W. Verson q Sols, SLABS; James and Webb
$4T II; N. G. Gibbons, $3.50; John Guthrie
SI7 90: U, +. Thomas L. Co, $22.55; ID. W
Chandler, $47.tO; James Murphy. $2O.9i; Il
F, ownsend, $685.; Mills and Combs. 81
James Murphy, So; W. II. Lea, 1925; Walto
& Bro SIS 33; Allen Speakman, $lsl5, IL. h
! Morrow, $3.50.