The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-06-03
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Roads checks issucd.-P. ID. Clark
$3.50; A. II. Wilson, So 90; John Yarrish
$97; William J. Webster, repairs to roaC
machine, $40; Arch Little, $3S1.37; Johr
T. Magness, $44.1S; D. Doyle, sos &c
Hanway, Barnes and McComas, $1S7. 81
w. T. Clark, SIS; w. G. Chenworth, $4S;
Summertield Rigdon, $30.25; p. ]. Scar.
borough, $2o.25; James Troutner, SIG;
George w. Jones, $31.24; B. F. Webster,
$26 81; Hanway, Barnes and McComas,
$685.; Stephen Wesley, S27.25; Spencer
and McGonigal, $50 OF; w. T. Clark, So;
A. II. Wilson, 81; Spencer and MEG onigal,
$50 O3; Edward Colgan, $1.45; Francis
kearney, $172O2 S. T. Rogers, 500 81;
Washington Barton, $7.94;T. II. Nelson,
S45.75; Hanway, Barnes and McComas,
$13.2O; Ira Almony, $3.50; Melvin
Scarborough, $16.45; William O'Brien,
$40; John D. Hey, 1921; A. II. Wilson,
sos; D. ]. Dunnigan, $57G3; S. H..
Wilson, $1S.O7.
Orders on County Treasurer.-Dr. l. ].
Woodward, post-mortem, $40; Ewing
and Company, supplies for almshouse,
$12 so; Maryland General Hospital,
transportation of Charles DeHaver,
$1.71; f. Tucker and Company, seed po-
tatoes, $31 "a; Bel Air Water and Light
Company, So; DR.. ]. II. Kennedy, burial
permits, 81; Mrs. E. V. Bagley, for plants,
$225; sundry ones for labor at aims
house, $52.15; DR.. +. Hall Richardson,
vaccine, $24; DR.. w. S. Archer, attending
Jail for 1908. 500; James Little, for
hosting machine, $50; w. F. Hays, max
ing assessments, $19295.
The following report was filed:
To the Honorable commissioners
of Hartford County.
In fulfillment of the recent appoint
ment by his Honor, the Judge, we, the Board
of Lady Visitors to the Aimshouse and Jail
visited those institutions on the 10Th day of
the second month, 1904, and submit to you
the following report:
We found the conditions of the almshousc
and surroundings good and with nineteen in
mates mostly in fair health, though some
needing special care, which was afforded
them.
They are we'll provided with food. heat and
shelter and have been comfortable during the
severe winter just past.
The clear, neat appearance of the different
apartments reflects much credit upon the
The buildings appear in good condition
and it is with much satisfaction that those of
the committee previously note the addition
of n substantial cave used for the care of dairy
products.
The farm has produced abundantly, and an
effort to raise carly vegetables seems well be-
gun.
of plenty. and the fine pigs suggest the same
for future
We think few rockers would add to the
comfort of home of the inmates and ask you
/ O furnish some additional curt aims for win
dows.
The Jail. as place for the confinement of
those awaiting trial OF criminals, certainly
reflects no credit upon the county, and we
can scarcely express our dissatisfaction with |
it when we consider il as such, but in gen |
rral way, il is as comfort able as such cOndi- |
tions will admit of, but hope that you
may approve the addition of chair to the |
of each cell on the second story.
The cutting of = new street close to the |
building of course somewhat interiors with |
outside order at present, but sanitary require |
ncnts appear to lie observed and we are glad |
to he able to report that we believe the pres |
emit caretakers do the best they can for those |
under their care.
LETITIA l.. HULL.
MARY l.. Young,
MARTHA I. AMoSs.