The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-12

All of which d respectfully submitted,
SAMUEL TIGHE,
Chairman.
DR.. Brooks thought the salary of Street
Commissioner should BE- redaced. sFcswgnxsv
Mr.. Tighe remarked that the salary was
now reduced fifty dollars less than last year.
His salary was heretofore $500; this year We
reduce it to $1,000, and he was anxious to pay
every man an amount that would justify him
in giving his whole tine to the city.
Or Brooks thought % pYr month SUD-
Gent.
Salay carried at 500 per month.
The whole report was then adopted unani-
nously. -
Amer ave sslld.. NJ shah Dwa. elected
Street Commissioner
MARKET MASTER.
After one ballot Mr.. Miller was elected
Market Master forthe Poplar street market.
After one baIlot- Mr. Kirkland was Elected
Market Master of the Beal street Market.
POLICE OFFICERS.
F. P. Sullivan was then put in nomination
I.foFthe Captaincy 81 the Day polles. md ser
the first ballot was declared duly elected.
Mr. Thurman, after two ballots, was declared
elected Lieutenant of the Day Police.
For CaptaiR sf sshe Night Police ]. T. Coll
lier was put II nominsti0nsS md after the first
ballot was declared duly elected.
For Lieutenant of the Night Police Mr.,
Robinson was elected after the first ballot.
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Mr. Boyle was elected Station-House Ksepei
for the night after the second ballot.
A RESIGNATION.
Mr. Powers, Of the 1st Ward, sent in hi
resignation, which being accepted, Mr.. ]
Drew was elected to the vacant Aldermanshil
aaiitEaas dissenting voiss. NJ a ga
T STATION HOUSE KKzPKR.
For day Station-H House Keeper, Mr.. Simon
was elected after nrst ballot.
QUALIFICATION.
Mr.. JobA Drew j d ID il qualified as Alder
man of the First Ward by taking the oath .
Office, and assumed his seat
CITY REGIsTRER.
Squire Richards was elected City Registrs
BY sseIamation,1- j n OF ii
orrx coNTRoLLER.
w, o. LoAan was elected City Controls
by reclamation
ia - orr EsafrcrgE ~ |
Mr.. Davis was elected City Inspector on u
: first ballot.
CHIEF OF FIRE DEPARTMENT..
s. Fl. QNeil was elected Chief Of the Eli
Departmshtz ~ 1M8a
COLLECTOR OF TAX PRIvILEaRs.
Mr.. Bridges was elected Collector of II
Privileges on first ballot
1aho Mr. Hsnghold then. moved that the Boa
= proceed to elect i Secretary, but Withdrew
10 motion.
;" COMMITTEE on POLICE.
DR.. Brooks, Mr.. Drew, Mr.. Haney and !
:. Ogden were the appointed Committee on T
lice.
!. Il Mr.Righe moved that eemmittee Of TIN
= be appointed g investigate the quafifcatic
!. and eligibility of the Board of Aldermen
Il the a6th corporate year.
tn Aids. Tigha Drew and Morgan were
he pointed TIE COMMITTED Of Investigation;
of these on motion of Mr.. Tighe, the Mayor /,
,se added.
3D. Mr.. Morgan moved that the Board adjc'
pm tsrpzt EasdAy wsekr or
m Mr.. Tghe remarked that there were III
ported accounts, and thought it well that
!. various committees be instructed TO report
4 Il the same q nssk meetings n. sTghe off
. that the adJ0arntnefs be ID nezt Iaasds,
,di- lieu of Tuesday week, at 81 Pm EPassei
rec
SOMEBODY says that the Southern COME
: acy ny nov 81 20 . 80 asfollows: o.
rses North by Mcclellan and Halleck on the
nth by Burnside and Hunter; on the south By
snus Pickens and the Gulf Squadron; and on