Daily Republican., 1883-08-03
CITY COUNCIL.
hEyACClNE PHYsICIANS AND
rnr uOARD OF HEALTN-TAE
MAYORS VETO.

HE VACCINE PuNshClANS AND
ruE BOARD OF HEALTlH-ThE
MAYORS VETO.
ity Council was called to order
omptly at 8 o'clock last evening by
esiient Conrad, and the minutes Of
elast stated meeting were partly read,
ben. ON motion of Mr.. Garrett, the
Fther reading was dispensed with.
rhe Law Committee reported that
ev had examined the ordinance to
ablish the grades of certain streets,
afound nothing in it contrary to law
the city charter. The same commit
asked for another week to consider
ordinance granting the Railroad
mpany permissiOn to re-pave Third
Ieet from Pine TO the Railroad.
Tbe Street Committee reported ad-
,selv on the communication from the
ard of Health asking that the vaccine
ysicians appointed by Council be
iced under the control of the Board,
4 Mr.. Esstburn moved the adoption
The report. The President said he
nmunication was referred to the
reet Committee by mistake, and
puld have gone to the Law Commit
Mr.. Pickles stated that he was in
gor of granting the request, but not
favor of granting all the Board asked
the communication.
"A motion was made TO refer the COM
hnication to the Law Committee,
Ken Mr.. Pickles offered to amend that
Nv be instructed to pr pare an ordi-
hce placing the vaccine physicians
der the control of the Board OF
alth Mr.. Eastburn did not think it
n necessary, as his understanding was
n they are already subject to the
6ers Of the Board of Health, and Mr..
Irrett entertained the same views.
Mr.. pickels said if this was the case
vaccine physicians did moi so under
Ind it. as he was informed by a mem
of the Board of Health that they
a refused on several occasions to obey
Dir orders and vaccinate persons when
buested. A vote was then taken on
! motion and it was adopted.
rhe Street Commissioner reported in
For of granting the following petl.
ns Tyndell q Son, to set curb and
We on Twenty-Second street near
lrket George W. West to set curb
Lincoln, Union and Fourth streets ;
aries Dougherty to pave gutter and
rb on Union street between Lowering
d Shallcross avenues: VIM. McMen'
lin tocurb, pave.and gutter l4th street
bm ClaymaEt street to Marsh Lane,
work to be done under the super
lion of the Street Commissioner tc
curb, gutter and pave on Broomt
teet, and instructing the Street Com
ssioners to notify the property hold
in the vicinity to have the work
ne. ~
The Lamp Committee reported favor
ly on the following peti ions: james
ard, lamps atthe corner OF Fifth and
kth and Rodney streets; lamp al
hryland avenue and Monroe streets
i, Warner, lamp at Fifth avenue
d Broome streets and adversely on
petition of John M. Dunn for a
mn on Eleventh street between Mon
and Adams streets.
Ehe bill of dog exterminator Stidham
$50, for dogs killed during the pas
E1onth was presented, and all ordel
1fnwn for the amount.
1.-THE City Treasurer reported a balance
$l87, ,6l1. IS in bank to the credit o
b city. The City Auditor reported
nt during the past month he had re
eyed Sl8 from James l.. Hawkins
hief of Police, for dog tax, and again
lled attention to the fact that TN
lief had not yet made return of th'
sts from the time the charter Wa
ssed until the 1st of June.
The Chief Engineer of the Water DE
lrtment reported that he had twenty
ge men employed, with pay.rol
mounting to $2G5.33. The report was
bt audited and was passed by an aye
bd nay vote.
THE Street Commissioner reported
lat during the week he had twenty
wen men and six teams employed II
Gaming, opening and repairing tht
reefs and gutters of this city, with
by rollamounting to SlS7O2.
The usual report of the City Audlto
has received, returning unsigned tn
hecks of David II. Coyle and Josepl
Bond. Mr.. Stevenson presente
Is usual resolution, and the decision
he Auditor was overruled by an ay
hi my vote Of l3 to9
The building Inspector reported ina
hiring the past mon h he had collecte
bes to the amount of $2l9, which b
al paid to the City Treasurer. In
)hief Engineer and Surveyor reporte
bat he had received SS4.2O, which Il
ad paid over to the Treasurer. I'll
bal Oil Inspector reported thai he ha
hspected ), ,26O gallons Of oil during I'll
lonth of July.
The following petitions were read an
eferred p. Plunkett x Company, ft
aving with Belgian blocks both sid'
Market street between Front an
econd streets, to which no repairs hay
zen made for thirty years; Is. Lund
lent, for curbing Union street betwee
pennsylvania avenue and Liberia stree
Newlin Gawthrop, tor curbing al
aving the west side of Franklin sire
etween Eighth and Ninth streets +
pr j. Ford, for water pipes west :,
Einth street from the corner OF Churcl
darion Scott, for the protection OF Shi
by run from refuse drains and esptcia
y the one now being built on MIN
treet ; Smeltz & Company AMI Boyd
Booker, for twelve feet spa
p front of their store Leona'
T. Wales, for water pipes on Fran