Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-21
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT,
A Barking Dog.

| A Barking Dog.
Upon the recommendatio Of the at
| torney for the District, the Commissioners
have referred the complaint of the Medical
| Society against a barking dog to the police
| department, with instructions to ascertain
the owner OF the dog, and notify him to
| abate the nuisance, and. falling to do so,
proceed against him In the Police Court.
Druggist to the Poor.
Messrs. Powell Il Nichols of 1901 Penn
! sylvania avenue northwest have made ap-
| plication for the position of druggist to
the poor.
| Question of Poles.
| The petition of s. L. Cameron and others
| for the removal OF the wooden poles on
Kenyon street between eth and 14th
| streets, erected by the Brightwood Rail-
] way Company, and their substitution by
| neat iron poles, to be erected in the middle
| of the street, referred to Attorney Thomas
for opinion, has been returned by him with
the opinion that the Commissioners having
| licensed the erection Of poles. cannot re-
| quire the company to change them until
by decay they become dangerous to life
and limb
| T0day's Orders.
! The Commissioners today ordered that
the following changes be made in the
health office, upon the recommendation of
| w
That Austin O'Malley medical sanitary
| inspector be transferred to the smallpox
| service from October y, to November IL,
| 1894. inclusive, with pay at the rate OF %
per diem while not confined to the quaran-
| tine station, and at the rate of $40 per diem
| while so confined.
That DR.. Benjamin NJ. Beall be appoint
| ed smallpox inspector from October "A,
| 1894, inclusive, at IS per diem while not
| confined to the quarantine station and at
| the rate of SO per diem while so confined.
That Llewellyn Elliott be appointed small
pox inspector from November 4, 1894. in
| elusive, at the rate of SO per day while
not confined to the quarantine station and
at the rate of SO per day while SO confined.
That Dr. John E. Walsh be appointed
smallpox inspector from October rs, 1884,
inclusive, at the rate of s. per diem.
That Cornelius Parker, laborer' in the
| pound service, be transferred to the small
I pox service as laborer, from October % to
November 10, inclusive, at 81 per diem.
That Shirley Williams and John Wells,
laborers in the pound service, be trans
ferred to the smallpox service as laborers
! from October - to November 3D. 1894, in
| elusive, at 81 per diem each.
! . That Scott Mudd, Alfred Hawkins and
William Harrison be appointed laborers in
| the smallpox service from October 25, 30
and November q, 1894, respectively, at s.
per diem.
That E. A. Grafton, William E. Black
| ford, George w. Thomas and George S.
| Ready be appointed special policemen in
| ., y,
| l6 and 49, respectively, at 81 per diem each.
| That Frank z. Vale, NJ. D., be appointed
medical sanitary inspector in the scarlet
| fever and diphtheria service, vice O'Malley.
| transferred, from October % to November
IL, 1894 at the rate of 81 800 per annum.
| That James w. Kennedy, Rudolph Muir
| ply and Louis Pfeil be appointed laborers
| in the pound service, vice Parker, Williams
| and Wells transferred, from October "a to
November 10, 1894, inclusive, at the rate of
| $40 per month.
| Ordered South.
The Commissioners have ordered c. n.
| Church. inspector in the water department,
| to proceed to Lynchburg and Radford and
| return IN connection with the inspection of
material for the water and street lighting
| departments.
Orders for Work.
| The Commissioners have ordered:
| That the following work be done under
| the provisions of the act of August Z, 1894
governing assessments and permit work,
the same having been duly advertised and
| 70 objections made thereto by property
owners:
| Paving alley with asphalt-Square 21S or
| alleys in square, except 15-foot alley run
| ming from center of square out to l. street
| Square III, the ten and twenty-foot alleys
| running north and south, and 80 and 20
| foot alleys running east and west.
| Setting blue-stone curb-M street extend
| ed between 18th and Florida avenue
Laying new brick sidewalks.-South side
of Florida avenue, from Connecticut ave-
| nue. to T street, and on south side of T
| street. from Florida avenue to 18th; south
| side of G street between 18th and 18th
| northeast, in front of block 1906 square
1851; west side of 18th street northeast
between and Maryland avenue; 18th
| street southeast, east side, from c. street
| to Pennsylvania avenue; 4th street north
| east both sides. H to X, except in front of
! lots D. 30. 81 and 3D. square 175, and lot /,
| square 776; d street southeast, both sides,
| South Capitol to 1st
Repairing brick sidewalks-l2th street
southeast, both sides, Line DIN Park to i
| street. except in front Of squares 1017 and
1913. -.-
Setting new granite curb and laying
| cement acknowledgements street FORTH
west north side, from 10Th street cast
ward to 1O-foot alley, and in front Of lots
| 81 and 81
Laying granolithic sidewalks-R street
| extended, south side, from lexington place
| eastward about 245 feet; r street extended
north sde from I'd street westward about
| 200 feet.
| That a new pump be placed in we'll in
| square in 18th between d and E south
| east.
That a sewer in the east side of ed be-
tween M and N be added to the provisional
ing the fiscal year 1885, provided Congress
| appropriates sufficient funds, under the
| present system upon receipt of the usual
| deposit.
| That sewers in the west side of 4th street
| southeast between A and b and in north
side Is street southeast between Sd and 4th
| he added to the current schedule of sewers