Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-11

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PAVING ALLETs
me Ordinsnoe Committee preseutcian ordinanoeipn'
vidiug that when Ire uroperg hoidesm any alley shat
pave ne ssme f7m street. o. ailey. or iron aeeet q
street no dray or any oihcr vohicie shall b. allowed q
run ever tie sane. Passed mehrf reading-
ELECTION OF ALDERMAN
n, m,.imof and. Craelnnd. Counsel went into an cleo
uon for AHiemau Or the SIKH Ward
Ana r,-,.-nd stated mat BE- believed the only pauy
N, v.s willing 10 aoocrt the seat WIS Co. John Martin.
r., um MIR Mnou did not wish 10 Be candidates.
me President said he believed all the oandidates stood
on ne ssme ground Of modesiy hai was common b ne
Board unddd ns wish 10 push themselves into once.
The nrsi ballot Resulted I'M h-Martm. = MN. :.
second bauoi-Msnin. . Hin. g..
ne chair declared Col Marun duly elected.
TIE CITY IAN.
Aid Robinson, from the Oufinance Committee. rrrart
Cd adversely 20 a resolution insirusuns The eiy ialar
20 refuse 10 recsive any longer snie prisoner.
me CITY Attorney said naf b. a recent decision. ne
city, having criminal court 81 Which stste O. wen a.
city oaenses are uieL was houndto provide aIuH f- sn
eiaSeso 81 criminals by us common law ne sheriff was
meiHhor neHeter vas mieanileiy p-utpoaed.
RAILS.
Aid Rabinsan. from the same committee reported On
ordinnnoe r~equiriuE ne police 90 prevent un negro balls
and paroles Passed nuaIly.
The Mayor, On inquiry. ezpiaiuedn nat me lamp lighter
paid $3.50 Ter each Iump Cor csuuins anduEhfiat'
noi IS a. was formerly paid
Resolutions vas oasred nat IL me Hmof Street ca
or any sthcT lessee. Should make any improvement On
two lots leased by them In ne NAVY VaHi which iats are
10 overheE. they shouldbe subjected 10 no adii-
uonai tszauon on thar aor1uut. Adopted
AID Norsun presented some accounts from he
70 small committee on printing. which were allowed
Louis Wondeumza. proportion o. me Au=agU dst
peuuuned to have he cu paulus done iu the
scrnau as wen as IN the EuFish inugunEe. Referred
AID Hughes offered a resautan o. have Main and
seoud streets cleared q 5sstrueluns placed on hem
% The Ohio railroad Referred
AID. Robiusn oEsred a rezalut1u that DE CITY Mar
hal proeeed o. remove ne above o~batruuions. AdoB-
"a.
P0TTER's FIELD.
Az. Dupree osered a resolution 20 u~sEotsts for
'roperty for q P0uer's Pied.
Aid Copeland opposed the nouan.
Alt. Elder said hat charity and dsoeucy demanded
hat action should be taken.
Aid Duurcs said that ia he present P1tierf FIeld
be bodies lie three or four deep. o Gully runs through
be grouud and arms and less are stick govt. The res
lutiou VS. adopted
NJ. Rlbinsln presented q petition b have a building
topped that vas being erected en- shelby street below
'niau on a public alley A resolution was passed re-
srring the matter 90 ne City Esrshal 70 EIre proper
5uoe o. the parties
DETERMINED 10 TAT
At q quarter to p s'ois1k AID. Fiunie odereda re=dll-
lon 70 adjourn, but ne Boaud By a vote refused % do 81.
AID. hamilton oGsred a plan Cor uadiur Clinton street
he CROSSING O. Gzyosa street. Referred to Finance
ommitiee.
Aid. townsend oomplained that ne Eardsner in Court
luare was insulting 20 visitors and neglected his duty.
e moved q resolution thai he be discharged. Res5lu-
on adopted
Col Dupree 0asred a Resolution that The Jail Commit
e cuir-ct Or Improvements in the city jaH 10 the
Mount @ ten fh0rsaud collars. undsr saaetiou OF he
bard. Adopted
AL5uruad.