The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-13
PHYSICIANS TO THE POOR.
THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN AP-
PROVES OF THEM.

PROVES OF THEM.
Major Thomas a. BTander Elected Mem
her From Monroe ward-To Negotiate
Ioans-Armory for the Stuart Horse
Guard-oiher Matters.
The monthly meeting Of the Board OF Al
dermen was held last night. In the report Of
the Committee on Water, a Recommendation
was made that Messrs. John Morton and Jo'
seph ". thomas be allowed 70 connect Win
The water nam on Broad street opposite the
Fxposifion Grounds. This j. proposed TO be
done at the expense Of the above-named.
A discussion arose as TO the propriety of
the CITY furnishing water 10 residents OF the
oourtv Mr.. Crenshaw said that he could
M, vote for any such move. Mr. Gray COM
,laiocd flat he could not get waller NJ hls
house. and that IL was bad precedent 10
furnish wat'T 10 pc PIE IN the county NheI
ne residents Of the city are not suppiled'
Inc re.olutiOu however. was adopted
The Committee on Accounts ana IIlhline
reuoftpd that the contract IOi hl9ii'i'Is .
etc had been awarded 70 MI - " a." az
aim. printlng, &c. to &. y. NllllaWS ga
vcrii,tne 10 the state newspaper. fcsolu-
ttou was offered In reference 10 puDllhhlhs
ordiuances. etc In the two German papers.
= he bids were as follows stats OaIctlc' zen
cents per inch: German Dally AoNeluecI'
seven aud half cents per lnch eacn lhseI-
lion lie last named paper received the con
'''0' PHYSICIANS FOR TIE POOR
The committee on Finance and ordinances
rero,ted an ordinance which provides mat
,Core shall he four phys icians for the poor
,Vbo shall be elected each year by a JOINT
meeting Of the Council when OlneI CIV en-
Dlo, IS are elected, except IN the nfsl eleclivn'
which shall lake lace as Don ~ lh1 or I'M
ance is approved. The physicians sha J be M
der the supe vision Of the president OF the
Hootd of Health and shall rcside as loiloWs'
Dnc i'm Jefferson or MARSHALL Ward, one III
Madison or Monroe Maid, one ~ 'I"S '"H
nno Inn Jackson Wards. They snail
he subject 10 calls bOih during the day ana
night aud shall receive 5000 per ahhuln'
PAYABLE monthly. .,... g.,
eteai Of " rds that The city be divided ~
fohr districts a. follows; fiist dlstict. an
cast of the centre OF Iweniy-hith silceli So
Ond district, nom centre 81 ven 1871
10 centre Of sixth: Third district, from centre
,of sixth 10 centre OF Adams, fOurih district
all that part Of The city west ol Adams siieti.
AIR R5wden stated that the ordinance was
such lengthy one, he moved mat IL D' i"iu
on The table aud printed.
Afyote WAS taken ana the First district was
adOpted. The second district was changer
so as 10 be from The centre OF wenly-H III 10
the centre Of Weltth siieel. Inc lnlIl u,s-
trtcf Wa : changed so ~ 20 extend nom iht
.ccntre of Twelfth street 10 Tue centre ol
Adams street. and from the penltenllais lot
10 the centre Of BclNidfre 10 the sou,hein
corporatiOn line: also from The centre Oh
Adans street To Leigh, thence up that street
,o HrooL avenue ant theme down tn CEN
fr,, Of that street to the nOThern cOrpptatloh
hue. The extent Of the ourih disttlct ~ 10
he thar D. 1T of the city west of the Ihlfd dis-
trict's western lines.
I..f arfI
10 NEGOTIATE LOANS.
resolution from the Common Council
,vas coucurr.d in that the Finance commit
te. be empowered TO negotiate loans Tor me
city's use, the sum never 10 cActtu elOvvvo
A resolution that The tltN hudiloI Pay M
.,iarios of the city employees until the alpro-
priatiOns have been passed ioi 1871. '""-
resolution that Bodeker frothers be
paid 1850 for damage done Ihuie ~ 1911, II
his foot in "a STOP cock boN III ii"cNV'i'
Alley. COncurred IN. .,
\ resolution I'm reference 10 inc iuihlshins
fo The President Of the Board of lieath WIN
"a certificate of the death Of any pc son Win
In six hours atter the death. This matter
shall be attended To by the physician VINO
shall attend the last sickness OF the deceased
or the coroner of the city. inc reeoiullol
was again referred 10 the committee Oh
Mir. Tupin offer d resolution that $1,000
be appropriated TO improve Jefferson faih
referred TO the Committee on 'Iouhus an"
an Invitation was accepted from Colonel
Henry &. Jones for the Board of Alderman 10
he present ut the awarding of the ieglnehlal
medals at the ArmOry next thursday nlsh'.
MIR Clenshaw offered resolution, thhl one
r,at,her of the Board of Alderman ana TWO
from the ComInon Council be elected lnJOlnl
meeting TO rep resent the city IN reference 10
any matters concerning the city IN Inc VII
ginia Agricultural and Mechanical society
Nr cary offered a resolution, that $4,000
be oppropriated Tor purchasing OF n site LOT u
new Central school. Referred 10 committee
on Finance, ,
from the Chamber Of commerce asking the
reneal Of the ordinance fOrDiddng The use Of
the connection track 10y the Richmond ffed,
cricksburg anC Potomac and richmond ana
petersburg railroads. the full text Of the
amer will be found I'm hi issue IN the report
Of the meeting oil the Chamber Of Commerce
BOARD of Directors1 II was Ie.erred To tn
Committee Oh streets.
GRAVEYARD RAILING.
SIR. Capers offered the following:
That the Committee on Finance are herc-
NV instructed 10 include in The ordinance
cancelling appropriations for 1870, and max
ing appropriations for 1891. the sum OF
II go 30 tor cree Ing an iron railing ana
placing stone coping on the Broad street
irout of -. Johns burying ground, said
amount 20 be placed 10 the cre0it Of the
Committee xon - Johns Buying Ground
for The purpose Of dong said work. Re-
ferrcd TO Committee on Finance.
Thai the CITY Auditor be empowered ana
authorized To issue on the order OF the Com
m;ttee on Finance the sum OF SlO,4l0. 10 In
4 per cent registered bonds of the city, ac-
cording TO the form prescribed by the ord
nauces OF the city the par value OF The bonds
10 be placed 10 the credit Of the Committee
ON Grounds and Buildings. 10 be expended by
The committee In erecting an armOry Tor The
stuart Horse Guards on he city Spring lot,
front on seventh street bOXlOO two stories
nigh. containing one large drili-room ASNoOi
Two small rooms, and eighty stalls. Referred
Comm ttee on Finance.
Mr. Gray arose and stated that he would
nominate "a man for The vacancy In Monroe
Ward that ne felt sure would in every way
represent the people, apd nominated Major
Thomas \. Bander.
Mr. Rahen nominated Mr.. Fritz Sitterdlng.
The vote resulted a. follows:
Brdndsr-Messrs Belvin. BOwden, Capers,
Carter. Cary. Davis. Gray, Gum, Hughes,
Jeter TAYLOR and lurpin
!SinerdiHO- Bahen, CrenshdW, DICK
ersUn HargrOve and Mitchell.
Mr. DickcTsOn gave notice that meeting
OF the common Council will be held To-day
al @ O'Clock TO elect the representatives 10 the
Agricultural Society. and at Z o'clock the
Board Of Aldermen Will meet for the same
purpose.