The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-02
HOSPITAL BILLS
 BEFORE COUNCIL
SUGGEST THE ESTABLISHMENT OF CITY INSTITUTION TO CARE
 FOR THE DESTITUTE.
DHererce Between An Emergency institution and Regular City Hospital Is Rock On Which
 Division Is Made.

When ,he monthly bili from tAe Barry Hospital in the sum oi sso was brought before the city council last night. after the board of public af- fairs had passed ii without an official 0. K, tle matter revived talk abou d city institution for the purpose cl looking after hos pital cases directly by the city instead Of having them sent to other institutions.
 Alderman l.. R. Ellis. president oi the Board of Health, has been the advocate of an emergency hospital. to be sltua.ed in a proposed second story of the Wilmington avenue new ire house Alderman Weimar and others in that part Of the city op- pose the proposition because or the general nuisance which they say t inaueulates
 Mayor Waters believed that hos pltal. if owned by the City should not be iocated on Wnittngton avenue where the unsigAtls inmates would have 10 pass Arough the city io baths. but that it should be built out on Reserve avenue in "Keliytown l and that hot water from the not springs should be piped to direct Dr Ellis insisted that be did not !
 advocate a city hospital for the slck under ordinary conditions, but | place where emergency cases could be look cd after He made the startlina ,ement that he believed many per sons died in tle city jail for lack q treatment when their lives wouid have bean saved throagh an emer- sencs hospital and said one sueA case happened less than a week ago
 Mayor Waters will take up the caazity situation wi-h the new or eanization being former. to ascertain If some definite movement can not be made wherein the city and the charities can work in harmony in the matter of looking after the afflicted cf the cities that drift in on Hos springs.
 There were present at the meeting Aldermen Jones, Weaver, Little Horner McLaughlin, Elns. WeImar, Pesti.. Shepherd Bargaurer and Mooney
 petition to the council asking that body to force the car company to use concrete blocks about it's tlackage on Park avenue rather ihau the yiin- fled brick, was referred to the Para avenue paving commissioners with orders to report back their finding
 Petitions for inc erection of electric signs at 7o5 Central. 7o4 Central and sol central, were sranted 1 A petition was read from four citizens on upper Park avenue asRius that the arch on Magnolia street De cyened and the water company forced to lower eertain pipe was retefrsa i \ position for tho change Of d lisnt across Arbor street brougal 10 Jne iittention of the council that che hsh had already been changed pibnt apparent authority. and the eaoi was referred 10 the light committee Alderman Horner urged motion for the third change ol a drummine license, when only two transfers are permitted under the reeular ordinance exeepu fer the consent of inc council. The motion prevailed by a vote of 10
 The remaining Of number ot streets. the names or waieh are dun Heated. is taken care Of in a repois from The committee, which suggest the following changes.
 Gould street. from Malvern t5 Gaines. 10 De changed to 0rdway
 Baker street east cf Valley to Ran- Soh, to pc named MiingaNin.
 High street west Of Central to Hobson, to De ] Dobbina
 King street north # Spruce. from Prospect, to De named RoS street
 Norua street. east of Grand. Cen trai to East. to De named garand.
 schooi street. east af summer. from Nixon to st Louis avenue ta he named Fremont
 Una street west of Prospect Grand to King 10 De named Little
 Washington, Crescent ayonue. Ser pentine. to the city limits to 9e man. ea Reyai
 Water street south of West Grand and Valley to Toibert, to be named Iiorner street
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