The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-15
City Morgue, $500; College Dispensary,
Al 900: Eve end Ear In1rmary, WV

Clty MOrgue, foVV SOhS&S D'SPS~~nr "a
81 900 Eye and Ear lnfirmary, ~
Female Humane Association, 4S7S
Friends Colored Orphan Asylum, ioo
Ladies' City Mission, $500; Little sisters
of the Poor, $500; Protestant Episcopal
Church Home, s125; Retreat for the
Sick. 1900 Ia motion made by Mr.. Mont
oomery to increase to $500 was lostb
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL.
Mr.. Pizzini stated that as they we're
now under the head Of charities, he would
make a motion that the sum OF $4,000 be
put In the budget for an emergency nos
pi,al.
General Anderson, Major Ginter, DR..
Cullen and DR.. Wexford each made short
remarks, showing that an emergency
hospital was an absolute necessity.
After a lengthy discussion the sppro-
priation was defeated.
MORE CHARITABLE APPROPRIATIONS.
Richmond Home for Ladies, tl25 ;
Richmond Male Orphan Asylum, 500
Spring Street Home, $500; 81. Joseph S
Orphan Asylum, $3.50; st. Paul's Church
Home, 1875 same for women. $ly5 !;
Soldiers Home, $3.50 Ia motion BY Mr..
Splitter to increase TO 5000 was lost after
a lengthy debate).
CEMETERIES.
Oakwood expenses, $3.50; pay'rolI,
50 800; Confederate graves, $2o0. ShocKoe
Hill expenses, $50; payroll, ~ .0So. St'
Johns expenses, $500; payroll, $4oO.
Bankstown expenses. $500.
OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
City School Board, payroll account,
Ssl ,20S; general expenses, Sll ,Os0; city
police, payroll, $72, $50; contingent,
81 300; courts and juries, $3.50; coro-
ners inquests, $4,000; contingent fund,
g., ,242 76. Discount and interest, $4,000,
elections, $4,000; electric lights, 100000.
Fire Department expenses, $4,000; pay.
roll, S4S,9eG fire insurance, $3SSS.74; fire
alarm construction, $1,000; expenses,
81, 500; pay-rolls, $500.
GAS WORKS.
Coal account, 100000 ian amendment
20 make the amount $7l ,58l.7l, the same
as last year wa. lost. II is proposed to
introduce the system of manufacturing
gas from oil, and consequently less coal
will be requiredD extension, Sl2,62O 81,
(same as last year, committee reported
sl2 ,000t; expenses, $ll, 900, lamp light.
ing, $4,000; pay roll, $500 (motion to
make the sum $50 500 80, same as last
wear was LOST; expenses, $500; pay
rolls, S5,S57j0; Reservoir avenue, 81 500;
Health Department, 100000 ian amend.
ment to increase the amount by $4,000
was LOST; James River Improvement.
IS 900; pay roll, 5000; First Market ex-
penses. 81 400; Second Market expenses,
S1,2j0; Mechanics Institute, $4,000.
MILITARY.
Colored volunteer battalion; 5000
First regiment Virginia volunteers, 81 900;
Richmond Howilzers, $3.50 Light In
fantry Blues, s420i State Guard (colored),
500; Stuart Horse Guard, 5000.
SALARIES, sTIEETs AND WATER.
Pay of judges, $1,000 salaries, S22,-
500; stationery and printing, $4,000.
Streets-Engineer's Department-Pay
roll, S10,320 (Mr. Pizzini moved to
amend by adding $3.50, the increase of
Mr. Bates salary as passed by the Board
of Aldermen on Monday, which motion
was laid on the table, street generally,
$4,000; hands and carts, expenses,
$1,000; pay roll, $4,000, paving side
walks, $s,400; paving alleys for owners,
$4,000; repairing Broad street, $4,000;
paving Seventeenth street, "a, 900; Water
and Elm streets improvement, $1,000
freshet fund, $3.50; sewer connections,
$500; secret service fund, $500; taxes
refunded, $4,000.
WATER WORKS.
Construction, $4,000; expenses, ST.
500; Marshall Reservoir, $3.50 New
Reservoir, $4,000; payroll, 80 $500; pump
houses, $4,000; Confederate Soldiers
Monument, $1,000.
The ordinance was then adopted by a
vote of 81 ayes to no.
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