The daily gazette., 1882-07-26
uK,LTH MATTERS.
.,,,, Board-Nuisances Reported
''''e and Disposed of.

and DlNpOsDu we
.s r,png the Board OF Heaith neia
y \. ', %sstIng, all the members being
", laI Ifer The reading and adoption of
.I~ .Isate. or the last meeting, a number
.ni.,nces were reported abated or at
5.d@ M Complaints were then received,
~r .sr Which were the following
~ ] Ieferis complained Of very mol
sn,,tter running from Fourteenth street
tbe Brandywine.
,sr was reported in the cellar of two
,ss-Glj and Gl1 Christiana street.
defective and dirty alley was reported
visiting at 500 Tatnall street.
hdrant belonging TO George Williams,
.trpet east of Walnut, was declared a
appe by a committee and ordered abated
Bin 10 days
D6ger Ward reported Spring Alley, be
m French and Walnut and Second and
nj streets, as "an intolerable nuisance, y
le matter referred to the proper parties.
broken pavement and waste water rum
10 The foundation Of some houses on
lon street was directed to be attended to
l6oer Ward. .....@" .-l.
an Hare, living at Fifth and Adams
NJ, complained of a slaughter house
bkhel By David z. Kitchener, opposite
claimants new dwellings. Officer Gaynor
dd that the place was used for
Esher purposes. 1t was directed that
naer be brought to the attention of
Mayor, It being plain violation of a
ordnance.
satcntion of the Board was called TO
alcOndition OF an alley on Nineteenth
sktwcen Market street and the race.
51G Ward reported that by the build
dthe branch road of the p, w. " Il.
bpny along the Brandywine a quantity
irT had been damned up and prevented
mnHing into the creek near tht
N leas' mills. Secretary Frazer stated
F bad written to the foreman having
york In hand concerning the matter, but
mciyrd no reply. Officer Ward was
ded TO SEE the proper authorities of the
foad company looking to having tho
nbe abatel
petition was received from property
ners III the NiAth ward, over the Eley-
b street bridge, complaining of the hog
hsin the aeiglborhood and the nuisance
Rated BY fucksof geese. The Rtn~l was
able to take action upon the pens as O
pie, being obliged to act separately upon
particular nuisance. The communities
was therefore referred back to the petit
ers, 20 in number, among whom were
Wilmington Mills Manufacturing Com
,Jamts }. Walker, +. L. Stevenson
ifeW Morgan. Andrew Nelson and others,
lhey were advised To get up another pc.
Oa 10 tht City Council, asking for the re-
va elall hog pens within the city limits
Board Promised to second and assist In
oVflacal Of the kind proposed.
'leef Ward complained of the trouble
MAJ with persons allowing their pigs u
u large Ill the Eleventh ward, and he
Instructed to call the attention of thu
porto The evil.
''t,4l olller minor matters were reported
PIerfed 10 proper officers.
4 communication n was read from William
llellaha, late quarantine officer In thu
.al"A II hospital, asking that the Board dt
ae'allg lor his relief, as he had lost hi
'aS@ .,S 9y going 10 the hospital. Tn,
~ UNA, a4u no position for him to I'LL and die
saa Sass @ask the City Council las requested
INV ,ti pace \, loF him. They agreed, how
Il, sas lat n9lagd ~, would specify some par
"a, : position he wanted they would Civ
's,itJJy9,ilRendation. ',tJ :, The communication
a5 T.. following bids for the removal of gar
iirat %as leaa, anu the Board went into ex
is, ,,t seSsieli y, 10 act upon them
lIsa ua passlret-Patrick Dugan, $40
''sI, sler : Holland, S450 John +. John
Z, s;@ W. Joseph McGcary. $500 Joh
~ ,"6s5 s1% ~ Noah {. Bass, $500.
Sgsl s,spl n a,slrlet-G. y b. Anderson, 5000
iai s,, !, 1 Bradford, s672. W.
a%uuuhal5,Irlei-Alfred %uh ,, Grinnage, 5000.
NJ n P,i.', Pdi,.s,lrlet-Matthew Mallory, S775
= irllehetl, S192 Martin Hendricl
sa sopllaets We're awarded to Messr
~ bradford, Grinnage and Pitchct