Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-10
lsuperrtston Of lhe Poor.

SUPERVISORS u tIlo pOoI WIS H0iO d. tuS
ofice of the superintendent at O'Clock p.
m. yesterday. Present Supervisors Par
ker. Noeremberg, Andrews, Comstook,
Channel, Greenleaf and Hashow. Super
visor Channel was elected chairman, Su-
perintendent Williams acting as clerk.
The communication of the health officer
in regard to keeping his Office open was
read and on motion was referred to the
city attorney.
The communication of Mrs. Byers YVES
read and on recommendation of Super
visor Andrews the superintendent was in
| structed to aid her, and notify the authori-
ties of the town of Minnetonka as to her
case.
The report of the committee on hospi-
| tails was presented verbally by Supervisor
Hashow, and on motion accepted.
On motion of Supervisor Andrews the
superintendent was instructed when he
found the hospitals crowded With private
| patients to the detrIment of city patients,
to use his judgment in placing them whore
| they would have the best care.
The report of the superintendent of the
poor for the month Of September was
read and approved and ordered placed on
| file.
| The report of the superintendent of the
| poor for the month of October was also
read and ordered placed on file.
| On motion of Supervisor Andrews
the superintendent was instructed to pro
| cure book for the purpose of entering
and preserving the monthly reports of his
Office.
| On motion of Supervisor Andrews the
| superintendent was instructed to distribute
and account for cotton cloth which had
been used in decorating the city hall, and
was placed in his hands by the janitor.
| On motion of Superintendent Hash
ow the superintendent was in
structed to buy cork foot for John An
drews. Upon call of the yeas and nays,
| the motion was carried by vote of one
to six as follows: Nays, Nosremberg; yeas,
Parker, Anderson, Comstock, Channel,
| Greenleaf, Hashow.
On motion of supervisor Andrews the
bill of the Palace drug store for medicines
and stimulants furnished to city patients
was referred to the superintendent
with instructions to report at the next
| meeting,
On motion The board adjourned.
REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT.
the Poor of the city Of Minneapolis:
have the honor to submit report of the
work of this Office for the month of October,
| 1853, as follows:
No. Of annlicants made at office. ga
| No. of visits made by Superin-
tendent ......................l 100
! No. Of cases where relief has been
granted in groceries ........... IS
No. of orders given for groceries 81
| Amounting to .....,....... $40 so
| No. of orders given for wood " Is
| Amounting to......... 500 70
| Number of Patients in Hospitals October 1st.
&. po..ah.a m
| Collec.o - '''' *
| Sisters,
J gor,rnoroth;c
/ Nortb,vasto-,,
20
|
| HuA"oot SSH W AOspi'aAs uuIinS OcVoueI Isl:
st. barnaoas. .......-...ll
college .''.......-..''....
| sisters -, :-...-......-... ..lf
homeopathic. ....-.-.........
! Norln"estern '.''-......... 800
| 43
| Number now in Hospitals under charge OF city,
| November list:
| ST. Barnabas
| College
| Sisters
HOMEOPATHIC.
a
Hospital expenses for October 1885,
| st. Barnahas 1910 2s
College. ....... ........ 1S9 20
sisters -. -, ''''' 80. '-''' -. Lof -
.