Birmingham state herald., 1897-07-14

March s1as.5o, April se2, May s76.5O, June s67; fetal, $665.
 Served and Being served-Jannary S1.177.70, February S1. .581. 50. March $1.s41.50, April se95.25 May $9S5. 70. June s9lS; total $7.499.So.
 Cash Recepts-January $37215, Febrll- ary $552S5 March s916, April S540.75, May $611.75. June $69S 90; total $3,6s9.40 Stolen PTopeIFy Recovered-January $247.50. February $342. March $2S6 April s2s375. May s2S7-25. June $SOl.25; tosal, s1.69775.
 Amoupt of Street Tax ColIected--Ianu- iary $1,266. February s2,460. March s2.96l, Ap.dl $2,421 May $1,6s9, Junh s606; total, $11 ,403.
 Amount of Poll Tax collected--Janu- ary $4G3.50, February S66l. 50, March S1,097. 50 April s910, May $es4. June $4l95O; total $4476.
 Areg'ed for Burglary and Grand Lar ceny-January 42. February S4, March g, April 2S, May 31. June 33; total, 200.
 Bound Over 70 the Csdmnal and Circuit Grand Juries-Januauy 2. February IT, March IA. April IA May 1T, June l6; 3o- tai, 100
 Murder of Days at Hard Labor As sessed-January S6 February 0, March 772. April S46. May S4l June coz; tetai' 1,547
 Numt,r of Days at Hard Labor Remit ted-January ?. February 0. March 30, April 20, May }. June 2S; total S5
 Number of Days at Hard Labor Es- caped-January 12. February O. March 8, April 10, May 14. June 2; total 46.
 Turned Over to The Sheriff On Indict- ments Before Trial-January 3. February 3, March 4 April 3, May 3, June 0; total, IS.
 White Males Ares. .ed-January 15S. February 195, March 201 April 172, May 191. Jun 213; toal. 1.1S0
 tColorsd Males Arrested-January 20i February 255. March 276. April 20S May 241. June 266 total LAY.
 Total number of males arrested. 2577
 White Females Arrested-January !. February 16, March 9, April ,. May 26, June 23 total, S4.
 leolored Females rresb'd-January S2. February 6S. March IS. April 2S, May 4S, June 62; total, 311.
 Total number of females arrested. 395. Total number of arrests. 2.972.
 Number of Runs Made by Patrol Wagon-January POT, February 275, March 321. April 192, May 21O June 2S5; Lotal, ,490.
 Number of Runs Made by Morning Mounted Man-January 32. February 52. March 56. April 72, May 37. Juns IS; total 327.
 Number of Runs Made by Evening Mounted Man-January TOT. February 123. March 121, April 121, May IT, June 110; total, 699
 Pay Roils-January $2,27s. February s2a59. March &. .S69 B, April s2.947 May $2,342Si, June $2297o1; tosal, $13,9SS 37. Experse of the Prison-January S405.72, February $42t.73. March $47SS9. April $523.36 May S31002, June $429.S2; total, S2. .569 54.
 Average Number of Prisoners In Jail -January 73, February S2 March 115, April 57, May S9, June 62; average total, 479
 Avsrage Number of Prisoners al Work Daily-January 36, February 45, March 5s, April S1, May 43. June 32; average to.al. 245
 Average for six months in jail daily, 70. Average for six months at work daily. Average cost to maintain prisoners par capita per mclzth, s5.42-
 Average cost to maintain prisoners per capita Der day. IS cents.
 This includes water, clothing food, light ard everything pertaining to the prison for the use of the prisoners.
 Gases CalTied Up to the Criminal and Circui. Couus-Number tried 8. no bill found II. acquitted 12. cases pending 60. declared ins9re upon trial 3. nolle pressed 5. these tried and convicted received in sentence 1G5 years II months and 9 days. The state and county will receive for, the labor of the above convicts $S,934. Number city prisoners sent to Coalburg, 13S.
 Total number Of days sentenced, S,2s5 days.
 The ci.y gets pay for 55SO days.
 Amount city will receive for their 55S0 days. $1 20S.5O.
 Seven hundred and fifteen days was a free gift or account of uselessness to 'he city Yours very resp ctfully s-
 T. c. MDONALD.a ll
 Chief of Police. s' It was received and spread upon the minutes. MT. Garrett did not think it was comprehensive enough. Upon sugges- tior of MT. Stevens a motion was made that the thanks of the commission be ex- tended Chief Mcdonald and the patrol msn for efficient work and that the chief compliment the men at the change of shifts at midnight last night ard a noon today It was carried. MT. Stevens called attention to a previ- ous motion requesting Capt. Donelshn to report at the boxes when on certain beats. He stated that Capt. Donelson had not punched out" at all except on June 6.
 MT. Lane did not think it necessary to go into the matter The chief was in- structed to have Capt. Donelson repor from the boxes on the beats where he h9npens to be-
 The board then adjourned.