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(Continued from Sunday.)
Alderman Dill moved that the rec
i mmeiio'ation of the Committee .be.
accepted and Mr. Tolson be relieved,
of the amount of $2 138.25. ' r i
- Alderman Satterthwaite seconded the.,
motion. . . : ; r , ,. ....
' Upon roll call all the member of the
Board voted in the affirmative so the j
motion wag adopted. v .: ..' ? I
i It appearing o the Boarjl that he 5
t tax list of the City for the year 1913.)
is now read? to be placed in the hands'.
of the City Tax Collector, for the col
1 lection of the taxes therein enumer
ated, It is, upon the motion of Alder
man Ellis, ordered that J, J. Tolson
I be and he is hereby commanded to
'"' collect V the v taxes ' therein , mentioned
! According to the provisions and re
quirements of the existing law; and that
' the lists be turned over to said col
: lector forAhat purpose,
v Alderman Dill, Chairman of the Fi
'" nance Committee brought before the
: Boird the matter of the bill of Caleb i
Bartli. gr. ' 1 '
The bill was approved by the Board
only in the sum of 110.25, the total
bill being $20.50. - v
' ' Aide, man Dill . recommended that
the toys be paid , the full amount. .
Alderman Ellis moved that the mat
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Cost only $5.00 per year and provides benefits of $15.00 per week for sickness
and accident, and two thousand dollars for accidental death. -.
)' Alderman Hyman moved that this
amendment be withdrawn and that tie
whole matter be referred to the WhaiS
ter be referred back to Doctor Patter- ves an(j Commiittee with powf
on, owing to the fact that tnere seemed t0 af 8nj tnat tj,e contract be placed
to be some doubt as to the correct with the. man the Committee deemed
amount, and that the matter be brought best after talking it over . with the
up at the next meeting. , two bidders! - , . '
- Motion carried. .. 'Alderman Dill seconded the motion.
- Ordinance and License. j Alderman Disosway withdrew his
' Alderman Ellis moved that the mat-1 seCond to Alderman's Hyman's amend
ment. ',.,. '
Alderman Ellis moved that the attor
ney draw up specifications and let eac
man sign the agreement as to what
he is to do.. 1 '. v . ', :
,r .. pee nun ana uei a fojicy . - it .
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' ter of gasclene tax and oil be referred
' to the city' attorney with instructions
to draw an ordinance to cover the case.
;i Al"rn'an Satterthwaite seconded the
V'T motion. . ;
' Motion carried.
" ' , Cemetery Committee.
AWi-rman bisoswav. Chairman, no
yeport.
' Pallroad Committee.
r; Chairman reported that the matter
' of the A. C. L. at Qriffith street had
t htn taken to by the Committee
but that they had been unable to get
a meeting of the attorneys and asked
for further time. ' " '
' No objection was entered for further
time in this matter. . - '
River and Harbor. ;
Alderman Satterthwaite offered two
; bids for repairing the wharf at the foot
'of Pollock street.' 1 Mr. . Cook's bid
beinp the lowest which was in the sum
of If'I'fl, vue-Lpon Alderman Sat
terthwaite recommended that the bid
of $185.50 of Mr. Cook's be accepted.
" AldTmsii Kl'is stated that owing to
the fact thatthere was very little differ
ence J.ctecii "Mr. Cook's bid of
$185.50 and Mr. Dixon's of $190.00.
and that in addition to the specifica
"; tions vtr.i n'ftri' to be added, which
Mr. C'Uv'i , Iip'c? presented, stated he
"wouM a' tt."s t!i cunstruct at the same
price, .that the contract be awarded
Mr. 1 m"1 '
A1-. '.'. ! s.-C' rtljwaite stated inas
much ;;k Mr. I tx.k vas absent and that
he v.t.8 , !- li
conti .ct tf:
Al ''.jfti.i.;
tion.
. ment t: h-.
Satte tcv(t!
Mr. C-nA. n
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Motion seconded.
AIL members of the Board voting in
the affirmative the motion was adopted
Alderman Brison moved that the posi
tion of Sanitary Officer be discontin
ued.
.Alderman i Blades seconded the mo
tion, ;
. Mayor ' Bangert stated ' that Mr.
McCoy,' Sanitary Officer, had proved a
very satisfactory officer. v
Motion carried.
Mr. E. G. Hareett. Milk and Meat
Inspector, offered the following monthly
report,: - ,- ' .
, New Bern, N. L.
October 7, 1913,
To the Honorable Mayor and ' Board
of Aldermen, ' r .
City "of New Bern, N. C
I ' have the honor of submitting
my report forthe month of September,
1913. I have inspected dairies, cattle
supplying dairies, meat markets, slaugh
ter house, soda fountain, fish markets
ana aoacs ana restaurants, ana i am
keeping them all in as good condition
as I can. . I find lots of improvements
at each and every place I have charge
of. . No doubt some of you have seen
the conditions . that have, existed at
several v places under my inspection
t bidderr that the j that used to be in very bad condition,
that : is, before there was an inspector
appointed. In fact I had some of the
members around with me when 1 .wag
Lfirst appointed and they, of course.
saw the conditions that existed,! but
ici t.im.
i;-'r,:-,on seconded the mo-
i-fVMan moved an arnend
ai.''ve motion that Mr.
see i Mr. Cook, having since we have been after, the keepers
IV:.-. bond or , reasonable j of : such places they : have .changed
f t fn- work would be done! their minds about the old way of keep-
i't;rnishing hard lum- ing their places and find it just as cheap
. !- 1 185.00, and that if j to, keep their places in ' a sanitary
tu ao this, that the j condition as to keep them in an unsan-
contr j. ' be ' si . him, and if not itary condition as quite number of
ft be' ivtn Mt.' 1 ixon. ' them used to do, . . -
Al iTnian '' osway , seconded the t I think I am safe in saying that, with
jtiotiu , 1 1 the ' T-ieadment. : few exceptions New Bern has As
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- - These famous cigarettes are'
made of choice high grade
- tobacco selected for its un-
usual mildness and tempt.
ingly satisfying flavor.
These are marvelously good
4 -as anyone who smokes
' them will tell you. .
. And they are always of the
.. same unapproachable qual
, , ity. -You never lose your
likingfor Piedmonts. Whole
coupon in each package.
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sanitary diaries and meat markets SrS?-
as any. other town m the State. You 1 . , ""
may know that some towns in the State
have slaughter houses where all1 meat -that
is sold is slaughtered at that cerr
tain place, and of course you may know
by having slaughter houses where all
meat that is sold in the town has to
be brought' there for slaughter, and In
this way you can see every piece df meat ;
that is put on the market. v Here it'
is different.' We; haye no such place,
therefore , the butchers and country'-";,
men may? butcher v anywhere " except
in the town and bring their meat
on the market.' By this, we are notable
to keep as close a watch on the meat
as we could if we had one or twoslaugh- ;
ter houses where all butchering would
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iiarewwuuiit, in nuti case icouia see TVTsT T" t n i T '
every beef that was butchered in whole. EjJLrfctix ljCTN jG
is, uiic man win nave one piece OI . j , . i - -' - -.
beef and another a piece and so on. tUntS whf it U. ei I 1 veicTf-
So in order to inspect the beef I have il)g Meats of QfjaiMj, ari
to go to two or three and may be four ; prepared tO Serv'' y, U Wi? h
i am doing -r i . '
i ne cnoicest cuts,
of (ender, juicy, Utt iiHvotcd
Meats. ! Lt-t us kno ynur
needs and leave your nrdsjr here,
tor prompt - deliver Vh t
markets to inspect One beef,
all I can to see that everv beef is in
spected before it goes on the market.
We now have -fifteen meat . markets
doing business in . this cityi
, Dairies. '
We have twelve dairies selling milk
in the city and they, with few exceDtions
are now in very fine condition and I am ShaP We Sn1 y"Y,
eoinsr to trv to iret them all in , ;: " - '
better! Condition.' . ' I . A v if'A'CTIO AI
The dairy score for the month is as
follows; ..., , . , '. t ,
B. Stanley Home of Betpr Mfat far
W. F. Wellington. , ..76 ' ' To M
G. H. Barker.. I 78 ' "V
The Oaks. 1,75 v ' ' , r' ' " .
Arnold Bros .: : : 9
Peyton Dixon ,, ,. On
Jos. SteYenson...;..cJLwl1.l.79
L. Bray J 1 : .93
G. S. Simmons . , . : . Q7 i
Hatter..J:: Ji
Sullivan , ., .! ; 65
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Statecraft , Orato
ry and Tact 1
; are born gif ts but you can look the
part of wisdom if you ) become wise
to oGOLD BOND Hat value.
; Wise in more ways than one for
Kitmcc-Biiy a GOLD BOND Hat
foi $2 00 and' get a guarantee bond
that's" as goods as the Government
Buy a" GOLD BOND Hat and get sT
$5 00 "style. " Buy a GOLD BOND'
Hat and get $3.00 value; three wise
ways to economize and . be corectly
hatted. We're' ready to show you
if you're ready to- see. ' ' r .
SAM .LIPMAN
.Tor- j.JicWIfc And South Front Streets
Bryan Block
Condemned this month:
' One beef, disease known as general-
use 1 lb., every gland and
organ showing the disease in an ad-
BpAT,:Limh'Q.
BRIDGET AS
Chairman C. O. ' t
County ' Board of fcm.i
nounces tha--ih.t'.
Capt. W H. Pams.'h..
internal ply between New.i Brrt
ton ine ioiiovtn;' tr
vanced stage. P The disease known as ODS!rvea' " .
Tb in cattle in nno nf h !mr, .' PPA1, klMA
ane diseases we have in meat inspection.
This, as you may know,' is one of the
most serious diseases known and I ara.
very glad that' I found 'the disease
and on account of it saved the beef
from going on the market. ' This beef ;
was shipped iere. by' T. J. Hawkins
to A CasteU ,''- 1
3oo pounds ' of beef found spoiled '
and condemned. ' 1 " ' ;
(To be continued.) ,v
A fresh, lot of Bell's Chocolates
just received1, at 40c. the pound.
Kafer'a Bakery. 1 , . .
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In morning to . 7 at .11;
Bridgeton on ' half hour U
morning to 7:30 ; at .f H
in afternoon, boat VtH Ic.-.v.
at 4:15 so as to get tlit 'r:
time for the train. ' "V
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If Comfortable :: Glotlies
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f5 x people et hardened to them and think they are
$ 8 OTrtabIe, but the right sort of a tailor-made
Sj.jjy1'' 'fiisr-' 'be idea every, time. U yeu
tS K w;iir ry. made clothes, try a change. It will
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Sealed bids will be
j county Auditor, until Mover;
12 m., for keeping up t?leA';f
of the county in small section,
with Specifications, etc.v't';.!i
Clerk of the Board
all in accord with order; t
Board of October .6th, i),J. ,
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