Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-16

~ Wy vs. A@AAA
NurT. Cartwright. Hoist, Roach, Moffet
j. 4. Prescott, and Rounds, Aldermen.
quorum being announced, the Presi-
dent took his seat and called the Board tC
order, when the roll of Aldermen wa;
called, when the minutes of the proceed,
ings Of the Board OF Aldermen at the pre-
viOus meetings were read and adopted.
RESOLUTION.
By Alderman Mallon:
RESOLVED. That the office of City Treas
urer be and the same is hereby declared
vacant, and hat His Honor the Mayor Is
hereby requested to make q nomination
TO nh the vacancy.
Adopted by Board.
Adopted by Council.
The following communication from the
Council was received:
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Shelby County.
To the Hon. John johnson, Mayor OF
Memphis:
Your petitioner. J.. Klein, respectful
~ represents unto YOU Honor, thaJ ne
entirely without means ana mas a
wife and sever children TO supports ana
that he is SO neu-sighted that he cannot
engage in suy usual or everyday labor,
and thar he aud his family are in the most
depressed circumstances
lie therefore prays from YOU Honor
aud ether proper authorities, the privilege
of peddliDg. without license, such small
articles as shoe-strings. cheap lace, gar
Jers snd stockings, n pins and needles,
etc., as he thinks he then can make 8 hv-
ing.
These articles VIII be furnished TO him
10y his friends, and if he succeeds with
these the next six months, he viii pay for
said license.
Your petitioner viii ever pray.
J.. KLEIN.
E.L--r-o rs-a
C-oncurred in by Board Of Aldermen.
Special COMMITTEES IN Rules and Regu-
lslions 90 Govern the Board and Council:
ID RULES.
i. Resolutions. motions or proposed
ordinances, in writing, may be introduced
into either Board. and on its first reading,
If seconded. be referred to the Standing
Committee OF both Boards jointly, for eX-
animation; after which each Committee
shall report to its respective Board for
consideration and 6nal action.
.. When g resolution, motion or an
ordinance. requiring d action of both
Boards. Is passed or adopted by either
Board. it shall be Immediately Endorsed,
Passed f" FIRST or second reading as the
case NAV bel by the President of the
Board so passing it, and at nee transmit
ted through the Ssrgeant-at-Arms to the
other Board for its action, after which it
shall be retured with the Endorsement
EA--t4 OF ANtJttLcu DN It's EItSl-
dent. 10 the Beard originating it, and 50
from one TO The other until the same shall
hsve passed two readings in each Board;
Provided, that upon a suspension of the
fourteenth section Of the City Charter by
a two-thirds vote, said resolution, motion
or ordinance may be passed TWO readings,
and made unal before it IS so transmitted.
g. In case of disagreement Of the two
Boards upon any question, or an amend
meut to TO-, either Board may request a
conference and appoint a committee,
when the other Board shall appoint a like
committees to confer. said committees
shall meet at a convenient hour, as may
be agreed upon by their chairmen, and
state TO each other the reasons for and
against said question.
& When a resolution, motion or an
ordinance shall have finally passed both
Boards IL shall be copied by the Register
and examined by a joint committee OF
two from each Board, appointed as q
Standing Committee for that purpose, 70
compare the original with such copy, and
report that IL j. correctly copied to their
respective Boards, and 50 entered on the
minutes Aiter such examination and re-
port. each resolution, motion OF ordinance
shall De signed by the President of each
Board.
8. when the Presidents Of both Boards
Elz- have signed a resolution, motion or
ordinance, the Register shall AT once
transmit the same TO the Mayor for ms
approval. who may have the same pub
Iished in the Official journal il he shall
deem necessary.
o. Each Board shall transmit to the
other all papers on which any resolution, .
motion or ordinance shall be founded.
q. Aller each Board shall have adhered
20 their disagreement the question shall
be considered lost.
Your Special COMMITTEES report the
above Joint Rules OF Order, subject TO the
concurrence OF the Council.
J.. P. PRESCOTT, Chm.
A5ou-ed hv Board.