Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-11-04
BOARD OF ALDERMEN
LAST NIGHTS MEETING ONE OF
UNUSUAL INTEREST.

last night in regular monthly session
with all members present, Mayor
higgins presiding and City Clerk
Broadhurst at his post.
Owing to the pressure Of business
the reading of the minutes of the
former meeting was dispensed with.
The committee from the Chamber
Of Commerce on extension Of the city
limits appeared before the Board and
through their chairman Mr.. J. M. Al
len presented the request of the Cham
Der for a committee from the Board
to advise together and determine the
new meets and bounds of the city to
be presented to the legislature for
enactment. On motion Of Alderman
We'll the Mayor appointed commit
tee Of three from the Board to act
with the Committee of the Chamber,
naming the following: Aldermen
Lionel We'll, ]. R. Crawford and Joe
A. Parker.
A note of thanks and appreciation
from the Civic Department of the Wo-
in Acknowledgements of the Boards con-
tribution and cooperation in the pro-
posed Improvement Of the Union De-
pot surroundings.
The Park Committee was authorized
to order needed shrubbery and bulbs
for the upkeep of Herman Park.
The ordinance committee reported
several new ordinances, which were
adopted. This committee also report
ed that the revised code Of City ordi-
nances would soon be ready for the
printer, and the Board authorized the
committee to have same published in
book form when ready.
The monthly reports of the several
and the monthly bills and pay roll
we're audited and ordered paid.
The monthly report of the City San
itary officer was read before the Board
and was ordered published.
Monthly Report of Sanitary Inspec-
tor For October, 1914.
Number of Carcasses inspected. 81.
Number of carcasses in part-4.
Number of Organs condemned, Civ
ers)-11.
| Fish condemned-18 punches.
Certificates given for keg~of pigs
feet and 1 barrel Of salt fish not fit
for food
Number of gallons Of milk produc-
| Cd inc oh
daily
The work of tuberculin testing the
dairy cattle has progressed very well
during the latter part of the month
and will be completed next month in
the big dairies. This test requires
two days at each place, which will
make it a very difficult task among
the single COWS in the city. However,
the test will be carried out on al
COWS, as the disease is more liable tC
be present in COWS confined.
It is gratifying to note that S. Cohr
& Son are moving today into then
new stand on Mulberry Street. They
now have the spirit of cleanliness ane
modern market in an up-to-date man
ner. It is hoped their additional re
turns will convince others of the val
ue of an up-to-date market place.
During the latter part of the month
there have been number of stores
handling beef on Saturday and afte
today, these will be allowed to handl
every day, provided they keep thei
places in Sanitary condition. Their
, are, however, many objections t.
marketing beef and meats in thi
manner which Central city marke
would overcome.
The barbecue stand on John stree
has showed considerable improvement
this month. The ground around tn
back door has been filled in and dis
i water is now put in a slop barrel. TIL
d floor has been scrubbed and the rel
resentative of the owners promises
put in sink and running water.
S Respectfully submitted,
l. M CASHELL, D. VIM.
Sanitary Inspecto
After discussing several Snatter
of public interest relative to munic
k pal affairs, looking to the furthe
8 progress of the city the Board az