The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08
VACCINATION
IN MANCHESTER.
Work Of the Physicians Almost Com
pleted
MANY REFUSED VACCINATION.
Colvcrt in Bad Meeting Of
che Fire Commissioners Scare at
the Southern shops othcr
Manchester News.
MANY REFUSED VACCINATION.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times.
49, nuu street. lc4lue block

Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
49, huu street. Icatue block.
The Board OF Health met al s. clock
last niELt 10 receive and cpnsictr tue
report uf the physicians in reference 10
the matter OF vaccination, ana 10 confer
with the special committee on VAGINA
lion
lr. Merchant ono Of the physicians. re-
ported that he had completed his work
oi vaccination. lie reported ihat nc mad
vaccinatcd >is persons.
Dr. Friend also reported That ne hdd
completed his work, NaCcinaung a6i per-
sons. Ie saw J 80 people DID, MS rounds.
IN BTodnlN report. as submitted,
.noWed tnat DE had Vacc.nated $50 per-
sons. alth0ugh DIS work lad not been
completed because Of bad weather.
ur. w. T. Matthews report showed that
le had vaccinatod $50 persons
The total number Vaccinaicd was -'''l-
4 motion Was made by Mr. b. \. MN
rauy that the City Treasurer be instruct
eel 10 pay the physicians who had COM
ploted their work.
Nj Green offered am amendment that
before the physicians he paid they sub
iuit q tabulatod statement of those who
refused 10 be VacCinlied and those VINO
failed 10 keep appointments al inc Offices
oi the physicians
Nlr l. VI. Nuuna'ly and Mr.. Pa;r4m
disagreed with MI Green.
Alr. y. A. Nunnally's motion prevailed
and 4 subsequent motion was carried re-
questing the physicians TO furnish the
committee with "a taouiated statement
OF refusals and abseutecs
number OF bills were ordered 20 De
paid and after the transaction OF other
routine business the committee adjourn
ed
Those present az the meeting were Or.
ingram. president OF the Board OF Health,
chairman. Mcssrs Rice j. a. Nunnally'
Betty. Bradley, Green, j.. NJ NunnaiS
and Patram.
Tho Committee on Poor met and trans
acted considerable routine business. Win
Messrs. Hart Morton and ltl present
NOT SMALLPOX.
one OF the employees OF the southern
shops complained OF feeling little under
the weather Monday. and because OF
some slight eruption on bis face his tel-
l0W-woTkmen insisted that he should 80
home. rs they feared he had the small
pox lie went home and a physician
was called. who pronounced his iudlspo-
Hitlon due 20 a mild rash.
The funeral OF Mrs. r. T.. Woodhn.
who died Monday night took place from
the residence in Chesterfield county yes
fNfUnN 7
nent was I'm Maury cemetery.
Liberty Lodge No. f3. j. O. L. A. NJ.
of Swansboro. met in REGULAR session last
night. for the transaction of special and
routine business.
Much complaint IS being made Of the
condition Of the sewer at Perry and Sew
cnth streets by the many citizens who are
compelled TO use that corner in going 10
and fro. The culvcrt has been blocked
since the recent heavy snOw-storm. and
the corner In question is a perfect quag-
mire. No one seems TO have paid any
attention 20 the matter. which is consid-
cred 10y the citizens O. serious one.
FOREMAN OF FIRE DEPARTMENT.
TIE Fire Commissioners met Monday
nieht az s o'clock I'm the Council chamber
ard transacted routine business.
Those present were Messrs. j. o Brlen
". T.. Bradley J. r. Green. r. l.. Pa
tram. and Chief r. =. owen.
The resignation % Foreman ". +.
Smith was accepted. and Mt. 2. n.
Crooks was chosen 20 succeed him.
Mayor Maurice had one case before him
Yesterday morning. William Graham.
co'orcd. was charged with beating Lottie
TAYLOR. and the charge was sustained 20
,he extent Of $50 and costs.
PERSONAL AN DNOTES.
marriage license has been granted
Nv Clerk Duvai 70 Edward c. Hudrins.
OF Richmond and Emma T. Mayo,
daughter % Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Mayo,
of Manchester.
The Committee on Buildings and Land
has been called 20 meet IN the Council
chamber tonight at 7.3o o'clock