The evening times., 1896-09-02
1RC0ME or THE MARKETS
Commissioners Make Public a
Number Of Reports.
WESTERN NEEDS REPAIRS
MarketInaster Burns Asks That He
Be Allowed to Use Part of the APP
propria tiOn-Thirt hirty-twoCertificatcS
Granted by the Dental Commission.
Wood, Coal end Lumber Inspected.

number OF reports OF mdrket uioseeiS
inspectors and the like for the year ending
June 80, last, have been made TO the COM
uiissioners. They are now put before the
public for the firsttin ME.
Marketmaster j ;. Eldridge Burns, CT thu
Western Market, s;i W in his report that ti't
pavement OF the market is full OF holes o nc
the drainage collects and generates bac
odors; also the wall that supports the ter
race on the .norfh side is In dangerous
condition and ninsf be repaired. The ran
ing on this terrace needs repair.
The windows have been put on pivots, 81
that they can be swung open for ventiia'
tion but no money was allowed for put
ting OH catches, so the windows have been
kept closed Most OF the time. He asks thai
he be allowed to use sufficient amount
from, the appropriation for the market OF
81 800 to make these necessary repairs
Theincome for the past year was SO, ,2O1 A.
He estimates the income for the present
year al. $500.
The report OF b. +. Graham. .mnrkctnaster
for the Eastern Market, shows receipts ol
S3,456 and expenditures for nIarketmastei
81, 200 and a lahoreI, 1925. leaving a net
income of So, ,131.
w. ii. Williams, market master for the
Georgetown Market, reports receipts -$i
300 and expenses as follows: Market mas
ter, $500; lahorer, 81 %, and gas, 40;
leaving balance of SI64.6O.
CERTIFICATES GRANTED DENTISTS.
William Donnelly, from the dental Com
mission, reports that in the past year tliiTty,
two persons were granted certificates 10
practice and one was refused because he
did not come from a college Of the re-
quired standing.
The receipts of the board were S32 and
expenses the same. There have been
passed by the board since II was organized
on June 6, 1892, total of 27s dentists
K. L. Lynch, secretary OF the pharmacy
commission, reported the number registered
as follows: On examination, l12' on iii
plorIa, 4J5, since the establishment Of the
commission. The humber on examination
during the year was II and on diploma
20. There were g who took the first ex
animation and Is who were re-cxamined.
Reports from inspectors OF wood were rs
follows: Daniel ". GoodaD, for the Rock
Greek district, inspected S,55i 12 cords
and received for his work $769.65.
W. A. O'Meara, for the Potomac district.
inspected 1S, ,653 1-2 cords.
A. W. Eaton, in the Anacosua district.
inspected ,s21 3-i cords OF pIue and15l l y
cords OF oak, for which he received S489 %
John Z. Howard, OF No. 2o8 Sixth street
northeast, reports that he has inspected
IL ,s56 tons or coal and $50 cords of wool
LUMBER INSPECTED AND MEASURED.
Edward ]. Dow reported having inspected
and measured $3.50 65T feet Of lunitcr,
at 30 cents per Thousand, mdking receipts
ST ,Ia4.l6 Against this amount lie places
S44s.56 expenses, leaving a balance OF
S6s5.6O. E Champlil examined ,562s-
240 feet. for which le received S4s6.67.
His expenses were Sl56.2e. Samuel j.
Lowry Inspected 2,5s1,721 feet of Ium-
ber, and rejected s3.173 feet. His re-
ceipts were S632.9T;. expenses. S266. 40.
RobertT. Ballard inspected ,0l6. 1876 feet,
and Condemned AZ, ,5e5. HIS fees were
S346.5s, and expenses SllS.59. George
z. Colisord Inspected 2.46I 1854 feet, and
Condemned 3S ,2T7. His fees We're $654
SO.
James II. Welch, flour inspector, ex
amined ~, 1856 barrels of flour. His fees
amounted to STS335; expenses, 1919.
+. ID. Shoemaker. inspected A, 80 barrels.