Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-13

Scholastic SensuB-AppOIntDle 81
Judges and Clerks of EIectiOn-Res-
igmatiOn of MIR. observation-disclosures
ant Report from the Street Commit
tee-A New Street-whRrfP Protection,
etc, etc.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
The Board Of Aldermen convened at
half-past three o'clock, yesterday afternoon,
Or. Brodie in the chair.
A message was received from the Mayor,
submitting communication from the
Board of Education, and recommending
that means be at once taken for a census Of
all children under the age OF twenty-one,
now in the city.
In accordance with the Recommendation,
a resolution was adopted directing the
Mayor to authorize the City Marshal to
appoint an officer in each ward to take the
census of the scholastic population of the
city and be ready to report at the next
meeting Of the Board,
A resolution authorizing a committee to
codify the city laws was laid on the table.
The Chairman of the Dispensary Com
rnittee reported that from July 25th to Au-
gust 25th, 1867, 348 prescriptions had been
filled at the city dispensary. Cost of these
prescriptions at any drugstore in the city,
1922. Cost to the city, STA. Amount
saved to the city, S348-
A resolution renting the third story hall,
at the north end of the markethouse to the
l. O. R. NJ, for $3.50 a year, for three
years, was adopted
A resolution appointing a committee of
three, one for the Board of Aldermen and
two for the Board of Common Council to
consult with William Nichol in reference
to widening Union street, from Cherry to
Summer, was adopted, and Mr.. Chiffon
appointed on the part Of the Board Of AL
dermen.
The following judges and clerks OF cleo
ton were then appointed:
First Ward.-Judges; ThOs. Saunders,
and n. B. Hamilton. Receiver: John
Archibald. Clerks w. w. Coffee, George
Messengale. Magistrate: NJ. j. Dolin.
Second Ward. -Judges r. B. Sloan,
VIM. Townsend, and Fielding Deaderick.
Receiver: Mark Young. Clerks: V. S.
Sloan and Oscar Sloan. Magistrate W.
A. Mathews.
Third ard.-Judges: T. J. Hale, John
Reddick, and w. B. Dortch. Receiver:
John Jones. Clerks: John Tardif' snd
John +. Sloan. Magistrate: james Sloan.
Fourth ,Ward.-Judges Townes Dow
DIV, Kindred Ray and james Davidge,
Receiver Ed. Foley. Clerks: VIM. Pat
terson and Hugh Reddick. Magistrate
Thos McCarty.
Fifth. Ward.-Judges: Thos. Callen-
der, q. L. Coleman, and Geo. W. Smith.
Receiver: Warren Jackson. Clerks; VIM.
Jackson and Ed. Willard: Magistrate: L.
X. Spain.
Sixth Ward.-Judges: VIM. Driver,
Samuel Bolton, and Richard Mclean.
Receiver VIM. Peoples. Clerks I. B.
Bingon and Ammon Cabler Magistrate:
Edward Edwards.
Seventh Ward.--Judges: Capt. VIM.
Strong, T. J. Slinkard and c. B. Isbester.
Receiver: n. P. Corbett. Clerks: l.,
Whorley and Pit HunIey Magistrate: }.
b. Long.
Eight Ward Judges P. w. Brien, B.
ii. Tanksley, Nj. NJ. Mallory. Receiver
Il. A. Barnes. Clerks: r. H. Hawley
and w. H. Talford. Magistrate: W. H.
Wilkinson.
Ninth Ward-Judges: J. Geiger, A.
Karsch, and f. Embusch. Receiver: b.
Durgau. Clerks: q. Leascher and Jacob
Kuhn. Magistrate; Chas. Rich.
Tenth Ward-Judges Richard Muir
non, Levi Moses and Samuel Brooks. Re
ceiyer: J. f. Robertson. Clerks Jas. II
! OConnel and John r. Mcdowell. Magis-
trate: l. X Spain.
COMMON COUNCIL.
A regular meeting of the Common Coun-
ell convened yesterday, President Cotton in
| the chair.
Present Councilmen Coltart, Ambrose,
Walsh, Reid, Hsgey, Duncan, Lellyett,
Wilson, Edwards, Rhea, Dunnivant, Win
ston, Laitenberger.
A message from the Mayor, accompanied
! bv communication from the Board OF
| Education, both recommending immediate
| measures for the taking Of a scholastic cen
! sus. were received and transmitted TO the
| Board of Aldermen.
Mr.. Rhea rendered the resignation Of
W. s. Dunnivant, Councilman from the
seventh ward. on the ground Of his re-
moval from said ward. The resignation
was accepted.
The following report from the Street
Committee was received and filed:
NASHVILLE, Sept. II, 1910 THF
| Cry COUNCIL OF NASHVILLE: The terml'
nation of the municipal year IS approach
ing. and but one more regular meeting Of
this BODY will be held before the citizens o.
Nashville will, in accordance With then
chartered rights and privileges, hold the
annual election for Mayor and City Coun'
ell. 1t is fit and proper that those who
have held and administered important po'
sitions in the conduct of municipal affairs
should, before that time, present sucl
REPORTS and exhibits of their official acts
as will inform those who will succeed them
of the actual condition Of each department
and furnish to the municipal community
data by which they may judge OF the com
potency, fidelity aud integrity Of those who
hayeserved them. With thlsview, the stree
Committee propose 10 offer tabular reports
Of the work done in public improvement
under their order, and the expense, iteu
BY item, incurred.
The chairman had expected AT this meet
ing to have been able to present a complet