The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
CITY ENGINEER
OF MANCHESTER.
An Exhaustive Report Of Work Done
by Him for Year
DEATH OF Mr.. GEO. WAYMACK,
joint Committee on Vaccination 10
Meet Again Next Monday Night.
Other Interesting News
From Manchester.
Manchester Bureau Richmond Times,
lll2 Hun street Bcattic BLOCK

The joint Committee ON Vaccination.
comprising members % The CITY Council
and the Board Of Health. met IN the
Council Chamber at O'Clock last night,
WITH Dr. Ingram GA the chair and Messrs.
lsicc and Nunually. OF the Board Of
Health. and Patram and NunnalIy. Of The
Council Committee.
A quorum not being present the com
mit,cc adjourned 20 meet al S o'clock
next Monday night
DEATH OF MIR, WANMAck
,ir. George waymack died after "a linz
cerine illness. Of congestion 90 the lungs.
40 the residence OF his nephew, Mt l..
Sims. NO. l10> Semmcs street. yesterday
evening. about $3.50 o.Ciock. aged iortf-tWo
years Mr. Waymack was unmarried.
The funeral service have not yet been
completed.
FISHING CLUB.
\ number OF wen-known citizens met
in The Mayors Court room last night to
orcanize a fishing club No permanent
organization was effected. but commit
tee was appointed 10 formulatee consul
tuition and bylaws. and another meet
lfE Will DC ltll az "il Ntti - NttNN ~ -.'-'
plete the organization
CITY ENGINEERS REPORT.
City Engineer LipscOmb report or
work done for the year ending January
.lsf which was submitted to the streets
Committee Tuesday night is most compre-
hensiNf and exhaustive. IL embraces
every item OF work done during the
wear. and shows that Doe was kept busy
and that he stretched the appropriations
% cover as much ground as possible.
The total amount expended on street
Improvements. garbage and street hdnis
payroll and miscellaneous bills, was
s6556.56. divided by months AS follows.
February, sifNIl. March S.s.i-. April
Sig255. May. SIPS June. S669l0. July.
SLIGO 3. August. Si2325. september $io3.-
81: October. SIS SO. November 1901 u,
December. SSl9 80. January &s9so.
The largest amount expended was in
July. when $685. was spent on street
Improvements.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
Liberty Council NJ. 12. J. O.
L. A. NJ. held an enthusiastic
meeting Tuesday night at their
rooms in Cersleys Han. Swans
boro. when six applications were receiv-
I'd and four new members were elected
This Council is I'm a most prosperous
condition and is about the banner council
I'm the State. numbering al the present
time 2eq members
The ROYAL Tribe Of Joseph met M Their
rooms Tuesday night and after transacting
a large amount Of business and initiating
one candidate. discussed the sick benefit
feature This order embraces in IT'S MEM
bership a number of the most prominent
business men in the city,
HEALTH OF THE CITY.
srt.- 18th th. rftt- Of Nraurfneflr
at this time Is the subject of general
happy comment There IS very little Sc
rious Illness. and fewer deaths have been
recorded during the past three months
than IN perhaps any other city OF like
size IN the country
The prompt action % the BOARD OF
Health I'm recommending general vac
cination al time when the spread OF
SMALLPOX throughout the country was
appalling has been source OF much
conEratulstion from tho public and 80
was This action and its result that al
layed the general alarm.
BUSINESS MEMS ASSOCIATION.
The gentlemen interested in the reor-
ranization Of the Board Of Trade or the
organization OF some similar organlza-
tiOn. are actively canvassing the city.
and 81 Is believed that large body of
representative citizens viii De on hand in
attendance upon the meeting 40 Toney
Hall on the Gth instant. when the or
ganization will be effected
PERSONAL AND NOTES.
Mr.. j. II. Nichols Of No. 1912 Hull
street is quite 800 at his residence.
Stewart Lodge ]. q. %. j.. held an
interesting meeting Tuesday night. which
was well attended notwithstanding the
Indictment weather a large amount OF
routine business was transacted.
There will be sunrise prayer meeting
81 West-End church next Sunday
EASTER morning commencing al
quarter 20 six o'clock. conducted by the
Epworth Leaguers The public invited.
Mrs J. T. Childress and daughter Miss
stella. OF Chrstiansburg. arrived last
night as tho guests Of Mrs J. A.
spencer. l42 Porter street. Mrs. Chill
dress and Mrs Spencer are sisters
Mrs 7. C. Warwick. who has been III
for some time is improving.
The little daughter Of Captain Au-
gustus r Atwell. NJ west Twelfth street
was reported better Yesterday morning.