Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-03
clTY BOARD oF HEALTH.
Lids Received For the Collection oi
 Garbage.

lids Received For the Collection or
 Garbage.
 At the meeting of the board of health yesterday afternoon the bills for the month amounting 10 $641 72 were ordered paid. Dr Robbins bill of $l0. laid on the table at the last meeting. was ordered paid. The doctor explained that this bill was for five professional visits where no other doctor had been called. to determine whether the case was contagious or not. The mayor thought such bills should be paid by the town. Mir Cairns said 1t was hard to draw the distinction. all the doc tors services he considered of profes- sional character.
 Bids were opened for the collection of garbage and of al from the city as follows:
 Emerson Griswold. for 1895. $3.S00; 1896, 8 300; 1897. $4,000; total $l1. 700. The name of Edwin S. Pritchard is ap- pended, presumably as bondsman. NsssF
 Martin J. Lawlor: Collecting for three years from February l. 1895, SIS. 800; to be paid as follows: First year. $4. 400: second year. s4, 500; third year. $4.600 A. A. Irion, bondsman. Mir Lawlor sigui- fled his willingness to take the contract on one years probation and if his work was found satisfactory he would consider him. self entitled to the contract for the sue ceeding two yesrs.
 James Sutton: For one year from Feb ruary 1, 1895, $3, ,575; for three years from same date, $1l. l.l75, divided as follows: First year, s. 575; second year, 8 75O; third year, $3,S5O; bor dsmen, Edward Tracy and T. F. Flynn.
 Morris Harrington: For one year from February l. 1895. s4 5O0: for three years from same date. SIS. 500; bondsman. Thomas Kane.
 Ekl, n. | For one year from February l, 1895, $4, ,- 45O; for three years fir m same date. SIS. SUU. divided as follows: First year. $4. .450; second year. S4 .6O0; third year, $4, 75U; bondsman, Thomas H. Hayes. ClerK Grady held up another bid be- tween his fingers and said it had been re- ceived after l2 o'clocS, the time limit pre- | scri0ed for the reception of bids. William l J. Neville ut once fathered the unopened old. He said he had been at the mayors door at II o'clock but could not get in. A few minutes after 12 o'clock he found the door leading to clerks office and presented his bid. His bid was received and on being opened read as follows:
 For the first year from February l. 1895, S3, 13O; tor the secohd year, $3. $50 tor the third year. S4.OOJ; total, SlO, 7SU. Mir Neville "lso proposed the following; On considering the possibility of the work not increasing, and not wanting an Increase unless work demands it. will take contract for three years for s. $50 a year and to receive $l a year each for each fami- ly added, extra pay to begin first of month after being added. Any fault found that health inspector shall find contractor to blame for, shall be paid by me and not the city"
 rhe board voted to defer the awarding oI the contract for one week and decided to place the bond at Sl. l.500 a year. Nil Neville did not see why the board could not take action at that meeting. He was the lowest bidder, he said, and if he wal going to have the contract, why not lei him know so that he could proc csed to pre- pare for the job and be ready to appear or February 1.
 Constable William J. Rigney appeared for his brother, who had been called tC New Haven. He said if the contrac should be awarded to his brother thii year he intended to have an office in thu center with telephone connection. Tn, subject was getting down to A person a character between Mir Rigney and NJ Neville when they stopped all debate much to the disappointment of some o he spectators.
 EA communication was received iron Holmes, Booth S Haydens asking per mission to commence burning the insula ton oL the wire in their yard during tn, winter months. Mayor KIlduff said th residents of that section were entitled |, some rights and thought a work which hal brought out so many complaints for tn past few years should not be eonduetet within the city limits. City EnRinee fCairns said that the ground is low an, marshy and much of the odor complaine, of in this vicinity as coming ::from tn sewer outlets. in reality, proceeds iron this hole. The petition was placed ol file.
 Sanitary Inspector Moses report for tn month was as follows: Diphtheria F scarlet fever Sl. typhoid fever ?. house placarded 43. houses fumigated 35. yard found in filthy condition II. privie ordered cleaned .. special. by order bealt officer 2.