Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-11

oners are sent to the workhouse. Amended
by appointing 4 committee 10 investigate
the case.
A recess of ten minctes was had for con
sultation 10 regard to the election Of City
/ Tax Assessor.
Afterthe recess there being no conference
with the Council, the Board adjourned till
next regular meeting.
AUDITORS REPORT.
The CITY Auditor, Mr.. Hays, presented
TO the Board Of Aldermen last night, the
following report Of accounts allowed
IHafs,7rorE Deparimcut-O. Ewing & Co.,
Sl8 50; r. W. Dealy, $40 80; Park
ersburg Storage and Commission Com
panv. Slj6 GO; A. Anderson, S98S 81 ;
Pitcher e. Davis, Sl2; Brady & Lahurt'
$50: w. p. Phillips, S24 20; J. NJ. Bren-
non & Bro, 81 400; Stewart q Gugio, 81
500: w. S. Dumwart, S45i Perry & Du-
mont, $3.50 3.
WorLlouse DepaTtncnL-M. c. Cotton,
ST. so; NJ. II. Watson, $50.
School DeparfmeaL-P 7. Peck, $3.50.
Fire DrDarimenL-M c. Cotton, 81 O5
! J. T. Patterson, So; l.. NJ. Freeman, 500 :
! NJ. c. Goldberg, Sl3; J. G. Atkins % 90 ;
joseph Hainey. $500; NJ A. Parrish,
$500 So; NJ McKeon, SO IS; Cabler q
! Hughes, S94 so; Perry q Dumont 81 20;
w. IL. smith. Sll so; s. !. Briggs & Son,
| 50 II. w. Hasslock, S23 50.
Miscellaneous Department Buck a Barnes
| s. IS: John Buhn, Sc; James Haslem,
| (checkD 1921 Haynie & Chiffon, $40;
I John Buhn, So 30; Even q Pendleton,
! 1854 "a; Roberts, Waterson q Purvis,
| Sls2: Rufus Henry, $50 IS; Bell, Jones
q Co, so w. {. Collier, $40 90 J. II.
Wilson & Co., $50 so.
Gas Nashville Gaslig Co.,
! 81 ,G42 co
.Sircei Department. Patrick Donohue, S5Ot
T. A. Atchison. $50; Brady & Lahurt,
| S2.3I5; NJ. W. Rockford, SOS; J. NJ,
| Brennan, 1859 Dominick & Twyers, S27 ;
!. s. Anderson. S38 IS Nestor & t4illiou,
| S5,74O So; Q. Ewing q Co., So 40 Nes-
! tor & Gilliou, Sl02 62; Brady 4 Laburt,
| S697 so; Jno. Holleran & Co, S675 81 F;
/ Brady s. Lohurt, S3,906 81 j. G. Moore,
/ $50 is; VIM. Dalton, $50; O. Ewing &
Co, 81 Perry q Dumont, $50 80 Hugh
Douglas S379 So.
Health DeportfaeuL-Nashville Gas Light
Co., Si5 so; Z. c. Minchin, agent So rs.
Interest Departmental. d. Rutland,
revenue collector, S2i7 90.
COMMON COUNCIL.
A regular meeting OF the Common
| Council took place last night, President
/ Cotton in the chair.
Mr. Duncan submitted several financial
/ and other reports, already noticed in the
proceedings of the Board of Aldermen
/ Tuesday night
Mr.. Garrett, from the Street Railroad
Committee, reported in favor Of adopting
the resolution for certain repairs on Church
| aud Spruce streets ConCurred in.
Mr.. Rhea, from the Wharf Committee
reported a bill 20 reduce the wharfage on
steamboats-fxiug the wharfage on daily
tri-weekly, semi-weekly and weekly packets
az SO, s., SO and 81 per ton all others SIC
per ton. Bill in lieu adopted, and passed
on third reading
Mr.. Hays City Auditor, submitted a list
of accounts to the amount Of S35, 299 IL
and recommended their allowance. Con
CURED in
The special Committee on Pawubrokers
etc asked for further time to report
! Granted.
A petition from Logan q AmbsyorombiC
LlI IEILLhrHl % Atltl ANuAAlGA aAAlIy " AlACl
stable, was reed and prayer granted.
Mr. Lellyett read a bill providing 70
the appointment of Gas Inspector, whic
was indefinitely postponed.
A petition from Peter Fountain, relatiy
60 a patent gas regulator, was read and re
lerred 60 Gas Committee.
Suudry petitions asking for permission
construed frame buildings, were referred
the Fire Committee, with power 10 graz
them.
On motion Of Mr.. Rhea, a bill to fix tn
salary of the City Assessor at 81, 800 Pc
annum, was taken mp, and passed on tire
readings.
b A bin 10 FIX the wafer rates for sprint
D. ling The streets, was passed on three res'
iugs.
A bin authorizing the Chairman Of d
Street Committee 90 purchase carts, etc
I was passed on three readings.
b Mr. Carrot offered a resolution reiauS
90 the grading and improving Of ChurC
and Spruce streets, aud putting them in o
der, which was adopted
. A bin providing for a fish market at q
b. / markethouse. passed three readings.
a bill 20 pay Robt. Thompson SOS E
? damages done to salt by the overflow
ID his cellar, passed three readings.
g A bill 20 rc-rent the beef stall of 4 Nj
z iors, passed three readings.
r. Resolution providing for opening an q
n lv from Ash 20 Mulberry, between Collei
B, and Cherry streets, was adopted.
e. Resolution providing for a Gre alarm b,
X in the ninth ward was adopted.
l. Resolution relative 60 ComPromisll
.s suits in which the city is involved, VIII
c practicable, was adopted
Resolution relative 10 the safe of publ
grounds adjoining the upper wharf ~
adopted
y hlauJhoriaiLg the Mayor 20 furnish NO
,e Go the Orphan Asylum, in certain guam
= ties. was laid on ihe table.
" Resolution calling on the City Attorn
]. 20 report In regard 20 suits pending, "
& adopted.
~ Petition of A Majors laid on the tab
re Mr.. Lellycu read an opinion iayorng
r. power Of the city 60 impose ajax on cote
ID The Council then adjourned.
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