Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-21

Decianlation, selees Reading, calisthenics
Singing. Compositions.
SEVENTH YEAR.-2d or Middle Grammar
Filth Reader, Speller and De6ner pag'
ls7 to end Practical Arithmetic, page l5C
to 2e9, intellectual Arithmetic, page lie tc
al. Common School Geography, page Il
to end, Map Drawing. Advanced Gram.
mar to Syntax. Physiology last half o.
year. Writing Book no. 5. Written Ex-
aminations. Articulation, Defamation, Com
position, Select Beading, Calisthenics and
Singing
EIGHTH YEAR-3d or Senior Grammar.-
Reading Speller and Detiner reviewed IN
parts Practical Arithmetic finished and
reviewed Intellectual Arithmetic page I4l
to l64, and review. Grammar completed
and reviewed. History of United States.
Geography and Physiology completed and
reviewed, Map Drawing. Writing Book
No. g. Articulation, Defamation, Com
position, Select Reading, Calisthenics, Sing
ing.
WATER DEPARTMENT.
Committee on Water1Corks.-Messrs LeIl-
yeti, Rhea, Reid, Haynie and Chiffon.
Water tax collections during the fiscal
year, S4s, 800 SO.
John L. Glenn. water tax collector. Sala-
ny, fveper cent. on all co Elections.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Water4pOrks.-
james Wyatt, $1,000.
Assistant Superintendent - John Cook,
81, 200.
Ciief Engineer.-William Wyatt, 81, 800.
Assistant Eagineer-John Kinney, 81 500
Watchmen.-s. D. Petty, Elihu Marshal,
and VIM. Drake, 50 IS per night Total,
sS,O11 %.
Fremen, (six) $40 per month, $3.50.
Thomas Mooney, (pipe layer s75 per
month, 5000.
Old Salem, (pipe layer $50 per month,
S72O.
Sam Farris, assistant pipe layer) ss5 per
month, 1920.
4otdl SALARIES, p14,Zol 70.
Fire plugs, one hundred and fifty, placed
at convenient points throughout the city.
One public cistern, at the end of the market
house. Capacity, 100000 gallons.
Two engines, oae twenty-four inch cylin-
der, eight feet stoke; two pumps, fifteen
inches by six feet long. Double acting
pumps.
One seventeen inch cylinder, six feet
stroke; two nine inch double acting pumps,
FIVE feet stroke.
Capacity of reservoir, 100000 gallons
An eighteen-inch pipe (main) extends
from the reservoir to Asylum street, six
hundred feet; on Asylum, from Front to
Lindsey Avenue, 1,4OO feet on Lindsey
Avenue, from Asylum to Market, 400 feet;
on Ash to Summer, 1000 feet-making a to-
tai of 3,4OO feet of eighteen-inch pipe.
Twelve-inch pipe on Summer, from Ash
to Church, 1890 feet; four hundred feet on
Church to High, and out High to Cedar
], 100 feet, making total of $500 feet of
twelye-ineh pipe.
BRANCHES 8-6-4 AND 8 INCHES.
Cherry street 1, 800 feet from franklin to Line.
College street 1920 feet from Hills Alley to
j effersOn.
Market street u, 100 feet from Franklin to JEFF
fersOn.
Front street 1000 feet
Summer street (branch pipe) $500 feet.
High street (braneh pipe) $500 from Church
to Broad, and from Grove Alley to Ash street.
Vine street $500 feet from Broad to Cedar.
Spruce street 4 600 feet from Broad to Line
Spruce street 200 feet from South Union to
Corporation line.
McLemore street 800 feet from Line to Cedar.
Knowles street 400 feet from Cedar.
Jefferson street 1000 feet from Front to Cor
Jackson street 800 feet from Market to College.
= Line street S.4OO feet from Front street to
Gay street 300 feet from Spruce to McLe-
Cedar street 200 feet from Square to Nc
Deaderick 400 feet from Square to Cherry.
Union street 700 feet from Market to Cherry.
Spring or Church $500 feet from Front to Chat
Broad street 1900 feet from Front to Spruce.
South Union street, 1000 feet from High to
Ash street. LOO feet from summerto Spruce.
Stevenson Avenue, 800 feet from Ash to Corpora
ton line.
Carroll street, $500 feet from Market to Front.
Lafayette street. 1000 feet from Market streets to
Parks store.
Cumberland Alley. BerryhiIl and Grundy sts..
3,0e0 feet from Summer to Corporation line.
Pearl street, 45G feet from Corporation line 70
McLemOre.
Number of families using water 2,160.
Daily consumption of water (average)
2, 100000 gallons.
Filters have been put in the reservoir,
and the Superintendent is making additional
under directions of the COM
mittee.
Water pipe laid from October LIST, 1865, to
October LIST, 1866.
THREE INCH PIPE. Feet.