Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-12
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.

NOIlulVu SOuuCIl.
Accepted
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
The Health Officer reported III deaths
during the month of July, 1882.
OF Inspector Meyerding, for July, 1882
Nuisances aoateu. ........-............. 235
Cesspools, etc, cleaned. ......... 20
Dead animals removed. Observation-Disclosures. %
Number of loads sent to the dumping
OF Inspector Patterson for July, 1882
Nuisances abated. 3O2
PREMISES inspected. ......-............403
Cesspools, etc., cleaned. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Amount OF fines collected. SIT
Reports accepted.
Several parties appeared before the
board for permit to keep cows, etc.,
under the provisions of ordinance No.
295. After some discussion relative to
said ordinance the Health Officer was
authorized, IN the name and authority of
the board, to grant such permits as he
may deem proper under the provisions
thereof.
The Secretary presented two resolutions
which were introduced in the Common
Council Aug. 1st inst, and which were
referred TO this board for report. One of
said resolutions instructs the Chief of
Police to notify the owner or agent of
the Minnesota Rendering and Fertilizing
Company to remove and abate their place
of business at or near the foot of Chest
nut street; the other that the board pro-
hiblt the deposit of scavenger gatherings
at the foot Of Chestnut street.
The Secretary was instructed to return
the resolution relative to the removal of the
fertilizing establishment to the Common
Council with the recommendation that
| they adopt the same, and also notify
| the health inspectors to prohibit the de-
post of offensive material at the foot of
Chestnut street, and the city engineer was
| requested to report if suitable premises
can be had at the foot of Commercial
| street Tor dumping ground.
| Michael Riley and others petitioned for
the abatement of a nuisance ON block
| one, Mackubin s. Marshall's addition.
Ordered reported to the Common
Council. (See resolution below)
The Health Officer was instructed to
notify Jno. Rowe that he must connect his
| premises on the corner of Seventh and
| Minnesota streets with the Minnesota
| street sewer, and to furnish the board
without delay the plan he intends to
| adopt to abate the nuisance en- said
premises.
Inspector Patterson was instructed to
| notify Mrs. Beulke at No. 45 East Seventh
street, and III. Hullsiek at No. 249 East
Seventh street to connect their premises
| with the Seventh street sewer, and to notify
George Mitsch to abate the nuisance on
his property, on block between Third and
Fourth and Rosabel and Broadway
streets.
The City Engineer was requested to
| report relative to sewerage for the Stees
| block, corner Seventh and Jackson
| streets.
Messrs. Cullen and WEIGH, of Reserve
township, appeared before the Board
and made complaint relative to the man
ner in which the slaughter house on
| Stewart avenue was kept, that a
| nuisance exists that should be
abated, etc. 1t was also re-
/ ported that the slaughter house of G. Ris
| near Fort street is a nuisance.
| 1t was ordered that Inspector Patterson
notify the owner or agents of the fore
| going named premises to have the nui-
sance ex listing thereon abated within
| ten days.
Phillip Crowley, of West St. Paul, stated
that at the last meeting of the Board,
action was taken relative TO the abate-
ment of nuisance at Luley's slaughter
house on the Dodd road, that while said
I premises have been improved somewhat a
nuisance still exists, ETC.
1t was ordered that Inspector Patterson
notify the owner of SAID slaughter house,
| that slaughtering on said premises must
| be stopped entirely within fifteen days.
| The Health officer was authorized to
have the necessary repairs made and TO
Il laoC InH .af
| Also,
To have circular letter containing alb
| stract of ordinances relative to health
matters etc., printed, and have the same
distributed to the physicians Of the city.
| Also,
| To have circulars printed for general
| distribution, giving the necessary 1nfor-
nation for disinfecting premises, etc.
Also,
To confer with the Mayor relative to
cooperation on part of police force with
| the Board, to report nuisances, etc.
| The Secretary was instructed to call the
| attention of the Common Council to the
| fact that person isSieeded in the health
Office to attend TO records, granting of
| permits, etc., and ask that the Board be
allowed to hire such help at an expense
of S25 per month.
RESOLUTIONS.
| WHEREAS, 1t has been made to appear
to the Board of Health that body of
stagnant and impure water is now stand
ing upon lots to IA, inclusive, of block
one, Mackubin & Marshall's addition
to st. Panl, creating nuisance injurious
to public health; therefore
ReSOlUed, That the stagnant and impure
water standing upon lots to IA, in
elusive, of block one, of Mackubin &
Marshalls addition, is hereby declared a
nuisance, injurious to public health, and
that the same be reported to the Common
Council.
Adopted by unanimous vote.
Adjourned.
G. A. WHEATON, Jr., President,
THos. \. PRENDERGAsT, Secretary.
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