Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-10
THE CI7Y'S Cash IN BANK
Figures from the City Treas
urer's Report.
RECEIPTS FROM VARIOUS SOURCES
The S. P. C. AIS Report of
Dogs Innpounded.



Routine business was transacted at
the adjourned session of City Council
Monday evening. si.
The monthly report of the chief engi-
neer of the Fire Department was read.
a communication from the superin-
tendent of the fire and police telegram
announced that fire alarm box, No.
III, has been put at Shallcross and
Woodlawn avenues.
The superintendent of the garbage
crematory reported that it consumed ia
tons of coal and ID, 065 gallons Of oil
and destroyed l, 344 tons of offal last
month.
The city treasurer reported the fol-
lowing bank balances: In Union Ma
tional Bank, SAT, 76 to the credit
OF the city's current expenses and
$50, 900 to the credit of the special fund
for the purchase Of park lands; in each
OF the four depository banks, s27, 227,
to the credit of the city's current ex-
penses. He also reported the following
receipts: From Receiver Mitchell,
50, $50, city and school taxes for 1894
from Receiver Sayers, 5000 and $500,
city and school taxes for 1903 and 1894,
respectively; from City Auditor. Pyle,
SD. 60, S2l. 20, 500 and $40, respectively
dog tax, prisoners meals plumbing in
spector's fees and licenses issued by
the Mayor; from City Engineer VIII
son, S36. 40, fees; from Building In
spector Grub, $50, fees; from Clerk
Adams of the municipal court, 1887. Ga,
collections, from the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals,
SIG. so, fees
The city auditor reported that the
city treasureTs accounts are correct
and announced the following deposits !:
Register Grohs of the Water Depart
ment, $l,696.D9; Building Inspector
Grubb, $50; Chief of Police Dolan,
SAB. 3d.; Plumbing Inspector Kane, $40
Clerk Adams Of the municipal court,
S487 GA; CityIEngineer Wilson, S36. As
to the credit Of the Mayor and Council
and S14 to the credit of the Board of
Directors of the Street and Sewer De-
partment.
The building inspector reported that
he issued 36 permits last month and
estimated the value of the new build
ings at s43 45D.
Clerk Adams of the municipal court
reported that his collections last month
were as follows: Fines, S3lS; fees,
SIS. 80; costs, SOL. Ia. He also reported
the confiscation Of witness fees amount
ing to So.
The inspector of oils and fluids re-
ported that he inspected IS, 600 gallons
of refined oil last month.
The milk inspector reported that he
made lag inspections last month and
that the quantity of milk inspected
was 6,256 quarts. He also reported
that he stopped the sale of milk from a
dairy owned by d. millsman in whose
family there was case of scarlet fever,
The report of the clerk of the Regis
try Bureau took the usual course.
The Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals reported that it
impounded, last month, 102 unregis-
tered dogs, of which 70 were killed, 10
redeemed and three sold, and IA re-.
manned in the pound at the end of the
month, and that it impounded one
horse and two cows, all of which were
redeemed. The society was allowed
$3.50 for its services.
The transfer of S. 900 from each of
the four depository banks to Union
National Bank was ordered.