Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-02-05
TRUSTEES or THE PooR.
Quarterly Meeting Held Yesterday at
Farnhurst--What Was Done.

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Iariinuis'-, " il'' was poho' me ~,
~ she q4aTlerly ~ Ineetihg OF my rus
NJ .Ies ~ eile ~ y. 1all,nuast iasi "aeh'
Sne supelln.eh'1Nnt w supnl.tteu tle ~
ioMinS 1i,i ieport Nunluer y persons au-
i,esga rharad ~ * ;mI .as. dna,se' @ 90 tio uls
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,usu ,"hita ] ." io'i"s et' my l;ia, iae, 30,
totai ,Io yhitaa m tae' -, ,rnd Mria eirte' n on II
rod .Ts% nai, wni,u ~ % 1879 tG nh;i ~ ooa 9e,
@ totoi nolnrnd n 2nTo Nuhor G.iiSfte ~ dnoths ~
as;, sD,ai e9,oreu, .,' -, ~ Nunlner oi ueaths
4. colored . - : "'l-'s''
e. 80 = ;., g ,,,z
so,aIa tSpa a. eAa,iila.lon ta. s % piess anu
sai1pies' contracts for supplies for the
ensuing quarter were awarded, as fol-
lows; Drugs, Herbert K. Watson; salt
meats, Hart & Brother, at 81 cents per
pound for drv sboulder mess norls sf4
ner harrel. beef Walls e. Prptl,or a.
fonr ce,,ts ,,ar ,,o,,nd fssr fora a,,d ilinJ A.
lo~i es's ~ pouiia ~ loie aiiu i,iil.l7
t 4uartefs aila one cGnG pound Ior OF slllnsi
SHOES, Condon y Mccarthy, at 30 cents
| per pair for mems shoes, 80 cents pair
for women's shoes, 35 cents pair for
mems slippers and 40 cents 4 nair for
women's siinnars. broad Jnbn u T,yIor
at thraa cents pa's, ,,,a,,nd. % yasni;ro Bh;i ~
H., ~ 80 e eeii's Poun., sasoiine, M
| Ups " name at $1,000 per parrel; TO-
pacco, Otto y Butz at "a cents per
| pound; dry goods, Lichtenstein d Hart;
groceries. George w. GRAY.
Allowances for outside relief piyen by
members were made, as follows: Bran
| dywine, $500; Wilmington, 81 ,264. "a,
Chrstiana, $20.03; New Castle, S376. .53;
| Mill Greek, $64.43; White CLAY Greek,
D41 d. 81
$342.39; Pencadcr, $26; Appoauini-
mink, $176.25; Blackbird, S112.35. Total,
2,126.65.
The following bills were approved and
ordered paid: Platt & Elkinton, SIS. .25;
James +, Wood 4 Co., s25;S3 Condor &
Mc1afsshy, ~ sS3.oo; journal PRINTING Com
hhA sse,Uo sei, MI II, John I. n ec9ts, 81 v, Y.
SunnIy and P;na iu ran, no., T';o1 81 s Sneaki.as n
Brpther. s9s. Thomasp Ply / farly SSI. tiglS pbiIY y
lips Il Kane, s2l3.4 As; S. G. Simmons & Co..
SlA.19; Delaware and Atlantic Telegraph
and Telephone Company, S43.75; Herman
i.ange, agent, s62 ID; George N. Beeson,
THyaan H Sas9n sa9 ~ Dayls, sIl.3o Herbert bert n n
tr;st g ii,.,, sIn ". iIenire, I, S2tuo s;.h
81. Is. + T. Mrliin 4 Son s59. Iicbten.
stein Il Hart, $265 81. John Il. Tavlor
S636.S3 George w. Gray, 81, ,09I .Ol; Otto &
Butt, SSS.40 Davis & Co., 1881; II. d.
Hickman, s6370; the Charles Warner
COMPANY, 13soG S =; x Z. DAVIS, sIS!i ).
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aia4t,;na oSh0os ,lada ebs,e.y, b onsials " sen
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tandaat S,,th.;a NOS III, " su9eilil- ~
soeio S,i,, soh ' an,itIns' WIN , INSTRUCTIONS 10
ouE tEt suon ,s;ttes ~ s;ttes a. ne neGaeu. ~
;,,o n,d ;n,,atos ra,,a,toa III. - "iie
IT aa ,d;t;lt,, .i P9t @,i. tJa poti ~ ~
celieht cohuitioil anu ohalThlaH Lawson
suggested the employment OF watch
man with police authority to look after
the building and inmates. 1t was re-
ferred 10 the committee on buildings and
prnnnds
XIV resolutions ntfprp1 hv Mr. Hnrtnrt
~ oiiciou " Hll' lleIpeIt,
the FARMERS bank was instructed to
deliver to treasurer Carswell all cash
balances to the credit of the late trea-
surer, and the Security Safe and Trust
Deposit Company to deliver to him 75O
State bonds of $100 each, deposited by
the late treasurer. On Mr.. Hcrbert's
resolution also, Solicitor Lyman was
instructed to take measures to have
these bonds legalized by. the present
Legislature, there being doubt as to
their legality because the act author
izing them originated in the Senate in
stead of in the House, as required Of all
revenue measures by the constitution.
Messrs Mooney, Herbert and Chan
dler, committee appointed to draft
resolutions upon the death of Edmund
Hannah, late treasurer of the board, re-
ported the following, which were
Resolged That the Board of Trustees of
the Poor for New Castle county, in regular
session assembled, make the record Of his
Nsua Ida