Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-08-07
TRUSTEES OF THE POOR.


ExpenHes oil It's smallpox Patients.
The session Of the Trustees of the Poor al
Yesterday weak was ful Of
life and great interest was taken by the
Levy Court Commissioners in the proceed.
inps. The Levy Courtmen on several
o,iesfi,ned the trustees relative to
different matters and gave their opinions
when asked The following bids were read
and co,itrnois awarded for Ina ensuing three
months:
Bread--John j. Shrade, az cents per
pound: John nj. ynllette. 2JS cents: con-
tract given to Mr.. Schratie. who has been
serving the7 institution and whose bread has
proven SATISFACTORY,
Butter desstl Creamery. 24Ix cents per
mound no otber hid1er.
TOBACCO rinas Bro.. % cents per mound
Groceries-5Two bidders. Hurlock Bros,
and William NJ, Franz !. Contract given 10
Hnrloch Nos. ,;airan;1e,i bucksts we're
quoted at 10 cents per dozen. Rio coffee Nd
81 and 10 cents her mound: hominy al 40
cents 4 bushcI; eranrlated sugar 2 2-5 per
pound.
nj. Monaghan was the only bidder for
shoes. M foii,ws: Mems si'f5. for No. /
grade; 90 cents for No. grade. women,s
shoes. So cent?: mans siinners. ~ cents !.
woinen's slippers. % cents.
William b. Sharp a ca. secured the con.
tract for dry goods over Robert H. Scott.
and drawers Al VI csnts nor dnzef,' The
other bidder asked 50 81 per dozen. Mems
haif b.ise one hid NJ "a cant. Nor dozen and
the other nskpd 40 cents mar dozen men u
rubl,er s,,spendess. one hid vas "a cents and
the other 10 cents ner dozen. '
The bids for beef were ms follows: Max
Mattbes. az cents mar no,,nd John +.
DIVINE. 81 cents; John d. Thomson. I
,.anta Z N,oftbae, raca;yad tba .on,sna.
4. q. McKeerar rece;ved III ia h;d for drugs
over s, III. Cnppeau and Edward CHALLENGER
N son. .thp latter III New Castle I'be
difference In prices was notahle-
Mr., Walker was on the floor when the
bids for bepf came nm and stated thst two
articles upedei in the inst,tption were yood
beef and good bread and thnt he eould
obtain So rer hundred weight for his cattle
at the abattoir and dressed Sattle vnye wnrth
Is cents fer potrnd. Ne' e's'N "1''
The subject which caused much discussion
was the cetnenfinv az the fioors in Inc base'
ment al the rnain buiiding, The conirac,
was given 10 simmons n Bro.. nrice si 6I0I
A. i. Reed 4, ca, Md n 7s5. W II Homes
81. s39l Ienderinan 4. Rro. II 6Tt John nj
Healev. s2.YA4.
There was question In relation Ia the
SAND 10 he nsed. anofhe, noint was lack n
money. MI. Fahev statad that the nrics
was 400 high and tba hoard should wnii
until il received an REORGANIZATION Tor the
work. l.
Thesplhns we're drawn nv T.. T.. Rice II.
architect, and showed The foors as foIloWs
sxib feet q inches. aide corridor 6xIe fee,
q inches: Kitchen. sSx5s feet inches
laundry corridnr. sy77tI foot !. iapnlry avg
feet meat room i7l2ys9iI faat nantr,
corridor, l0ixx34ix feet main corridor
Sx193 feet atnir bnlI iox ia fa.t hraaG
rron, M xtoiT faat. s;do aarriSor' er,oi1
feet. 1919
The hill of Fred Harna If SOFA II fo,
snnniies IL smailno1 nat;enta wos oa,,
oi,trnpe for tba Board ~ Ueaith ~ Tho al,
Of WiImincton 10 reonest the nav,nent y
Inc Iii hv the iTrustees Of the poar II,
| did MOI fbink +ha hoard had .,e,, Mn. :,
| nav The iii which belonged to civ Garnet; Il
Er' Fabav s1,,nnsad M 800, ~ A., h;ii
claiming tbat 4 was noi he Mace ING IF nv
| hoard ~ foot .,,,h h;lIs liz sai5. ..,rhas
b;Ila uiii bara ~ p ha raia s s,,a " ~ H.
,resent time. as va have done Il bafors h.,
| wa n,nst mass resoiution 10 ston tb;a 1,
| the fnt,,ra Theirs ,n,,at he on IN dars,a , 4
mo il ralatin, 10 tha matter a-;th az, p,ar,
| of Health and f;tv T,,nc;i az Wiln,;n M
Mr.. Harris made = notion 70 ra;ac, m
hill. wb;.h was secanda5 Nv NJ Knot w
4 and was yotad down
| Mr. paTear said Il uon,d bo ,,o,aosor, q,
the hhord Il, No., tha hiii ~. ~ ,.,a,9ia ~
! q srasaI,,tion tb have a sion n,t - tba as
nanditnrs IN tb;s noannar 4, tba f,t,,r sne %
MI MeFarIin o,,ast;nnad - wha e .ha poor
| of Hnalth had eao,,rad tho a,,thar;1,, u. 49,,
trac, ',hasa h;iIs M as tsi5 ~. ~ :, ~
nossihiv thro,,,b on ,,;th III ~
tr,staas az a,',ln,,a;t,aa l,f .Sat III "'i VI
| Nj p,sit sa;5 ~ ,,s,,l5 - t.a a,4s"ayaa
the Hill nroyiJed thera wo,Id ha ,o NJ r,a 20
mo biII Syaa ordara5 ,,a;S anS Sooratas
parns, a;ra,ta5 ,,,,de H. Iiiu 5esie ssa
L,t;n,, aot;f., .sil u .ie iWuloM . rese
: !, Rasolvad :. That tha socratarn af a.
| Road ~ T,,,s,aas ~ ths 3D. n.;s,, ~,
R0ard ~ uaoith r. a. ny. 70 w uIo;s y
that ,.a nil ~. roca;ra ~, oas,s ~ atssi
av fro,,, that az, nj, 49, =, sni,al
an, t n,o AZ. ,;th ,ha ' airanse,i;si
"a a., s. se alu ~ eo.iiinI't
tbesa' ,sar re ,r9;,h a,,lar siia y, -
ins,st,1tin,, ,ns "i'h 'iia'ipoA "'iiie III "
Ma.srs p.rtar MoEar,;n .na pah,
- a.s",. ~ r alt anu am any
mere sppoihteu conmittee 70 consult WI
s,,norS;o;o,, s,,ait,'n, n.at; n'e pefsoi
Ptsas;dn,,t W;Ii;.a X ha'iI T
4 a,i.,i - =, .L.L. ". 10y oouit w
ssid ~ m, ;aaious ~ tha ns ;na asser gu
sai 9 an Iealous u the inEoaos ma,
! finances Of the board il this is allowed
go on. Chester council has expended $50
ba sne ros.ci lnpia 81 temporary oo pes
HIN IF viipifngtnn,s rhara notb;ns be al ~
spent on ths disease. New Castle county
called upon to pay all expenses. il is uniu
! TO everybody. II the inroads keep on it W
crush the institution. About 80 per cent
the cases come from Wilmington and it
/ ne, tnsht mo W saa ni me s expenses on
onca Won arc MAYER not co o ~ se's a'.oo
: these cases unless arrangements are pron se
! made to care for them.
! Mr.. Fahey said; THE Board of Heal
, has sent to us whole families where the
/ Was nut one case OF smallpox in the hou'
Me nave ,s on ;, woman ans SEM mere within i
t hsr - yUart ht Se ,, rs as, ha az ~ ~ ~,
4 week to care for those who are hi NJ
y Emergency Hospital
!. Superintendent Blackburn was direct
4 to use his best Judgment in relation
"a | uRportinn tho f,nrrnit Dnl rarlpn xrhp VI,