Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-11

80 80 A1AELH
The same Imported in favor Of ~sPpropnating
5000 to build an engine house for The No.
Fire conRanF=
AID. Fnnie sad he was a Friend % fremsn,
Bot be must ask why this natter wss just boE
pressed 50 Pertinaeiously
AID Hamilton said "hecause there are 80
many candidates"
Al1. Finnie houEbtso.
AID. Neal defended the Board from any in
putations
Nd innis be wished b casino rsaeo-
tions- He objected 10 a~rPropasuihz aohsy
when the city has only such funds as she paYs
a heavy per esntaEe for. He thought ss a new
e~ieetion was near at hand it would Be better TO
lssrs the natter for The new Council.
Ald. Neal said the petition for the appropr-
alton came, not from the company, bet from
the taxpayers Of The ward.
AID. Martin thought AID. Finnie's speech az
astonishsr for the natives. He CAD Martini
WasHots candidate, but he wasfor He sPFro-
Pralions rF r
AID. FiHnie sad Dir Miller, one 81 the No
7 Company, bad applied ohm respecting this
business, and Informed him thaths pressed il
now because it would siaBdno chance after
the election.
AID Martin vas suil asiohished 81 tie
| speech Of AID. Finre-more and more aston
ishsd. It was bad taste to cast reflections
upon honorable gentlemen Of the Board who
were esndsdstes. He did not think 5000 was
enough tobniA he engine house. o. be should
BE- 50 unfortunate as to belong to he Beard
when that was spent he wooId vote for more.
AID. Robinson did not think Ald. Finnis
knew what be was saying WheR he threw re-
Aections, not dsIcately. upon eandhistes.
AID. Street was sure A,d. Finuie's remark
was Just and pertinent. Every member knew
that saeh petitions as the present were always
crowded % u.s. before an election. He would
vote sgsit De appropriation ia be prsssn,
oonliti0n Of the ETY. trsasury thoussnas bed
been raised BY h city on TIE endorsement OF
e~itizsns who could rot be projected II panic
oocurrsd, and who woald In thst evsut Be ruin
-. Tie Appropriations would smountto So.
CO sb7vs ths entire rsretas oE aerfy.
II -Msyor ssia ne s.stsnentv is Dot borne
o. kF the hgures. M
Ads strsa said De esud she's ~ figures,
saa hs was ptePsre5 tsao 2 tha tas-e woeld
be a defect r. G39 on tie q~rfopaationa
made from JAY ] lssetoJ Jolly I, 1879.
Al. FInuie moved TO allow $3.50 iorepair the
present hoass. and make Il eonforable unti
the eondpion Of The city finances would admit
o. a new houss being bailE LIST DE fol-
lowing gentlemen voting for #, Finuis, Street,
and Forest uErE5 w
TIE resolution offered By Aid Neal was
adopted, allowing he $1,000. BY the following
eo,e in favor o. me %sPPfopradob, Drew.
M1rEaa, Hamilton, Martin, Robinson, Cope
lzad, Neal, Dupres, Douglass. Against It,
Street, KorTerht, FHBis, Townsend.
A HOSE CABBAGE.
A rssolutionw was aaePsea s~ppropnating $500
to The Frs Company Ne to PaEehsse = hose
carriage.
NIcoLsoE's rAvEMENr-
Ala. Street moved 70 hsTe some blocks Of
Nieol-on's pavement laid down e a trial Of re
merits.
Ala Drew thought Il Wonn Be- well ter The
Mayor 70 correspond win tbs Mayors o. such
cities as were using ths pavement. Referred
70 ihs Improysnsat counittee.
AID. Robinson offered . rssolutioh to pay
Thos. Hogan 5000 on ms contract FOR grading
the Market House on Tsshingou- street.
ADOPTED.
Aid Forrest offered a Fesolsnon to have
csfbing PIT down where guiteTa exist bu.
where the enfbing hss been destroyed.
AID. Forrest offered a resolution to have the
New Madison street opened from hsbayou to
Pseon Roost Road. Referred 70 Inprovemsn,
Committee, as was also a proviso that ne
Fight o. way be given from the Charleston
Rzilroad depo, TO Madison street. near The
erossing Of the railroad track
AID Fousa offered q rssolauoh faE the ap-
pointmcht Of a committee to confer with The
MsmPhis AMI Charleston Railroad Company,
IN relation % The change Of The Pigeon Roost
road from its present location, 80 a. 10 con-
meet win new Madlsoa street.
AID Oopsland offered a resoluiof directing
hs ciy Marshal TO see that.sarts jiauliBg FOR
the city do their work in good fsih- He said
soil was hauled fer the city and for othsr par
ties fron the slme place hsbonlahs seen that
all was right Adopted.
AID Forrest offered = resoiutioa to have a
committee sPpoiatea 70 ascertain die best
terms upon which a good stone pavement eouii
~ eoTn 81 Nan dfd fam iP5piH %
bea stree.s, II found prae ieabie, The suihod-
ties 10 'eyy , snrelaiax ca property holders
Tor saea iFoat TOO, 70 he center q tie EIsei,