Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-10

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bama street and the intersection Of Wip-
chester avenue, to repair their sidewalks
Adopted by Council, June s, 1871
BY Councilman Genett: A resolution
that the dog law be enforced, etc, without
delay.
Adopted by Council, June 8. 1871. Laid
on the table by Board of Aldermen, June
8, 1871.
BY Councilman Twohig: A resolution
that the grade of Vance, from the east
side of fernando road to the west side of
DeSoto street, be established as a straight
grade, and property owners be required
to lay down good brick cutters within
thirty days.
Adopted by Council, June g, 1871. Re-
f6rred to City Engineer by Board Of Aid
ermen June 8, 1871.
By the same:
Rescued, That an oil lamp be placed on
the northwest corner Of Turley and Lin
den streets.
Referred to Gas Committee by Council,
June 8, 1871.
By Councilman Harvey:
ReSOlUed, That the CITY Engineer be
authorized to have an oil lamp placed on
the southwest r of South and Ten
nessee streets, within the next thirty days.
Referred to Gas COMMITTEES by Council,
June 8, 1871.
BY Councilman Grehan:
ResOlUed, That the City Engineer be
instructed to prepare a grade of Winches-
ter avenue, so as to carry the water down
said street. which has heretofore passed
/ down Robson street.
Referred to Improvement Committee,
June 8, 1871.
By anne A resolution that the City
Engineer have put down a wooden cross
ing at the intersection Of Hill street ex-
tended and the old Raleigh road, and at
other crossings when he may think it
necessary, etc.
Adopted by Council, June g., 1871. Laid
Onthe table by Board Of Aldermen, June
8, 1871.
By same: A resolution that the Ser
geant-at-Arms notify the property Owuers
on the north side of the old Raleigh road
and the intersection of Robson street, TO
put down a plank sidewalk in thirty
days.
Adopted by Council, June 8, 1871, and
~concurred in Board OF Aldermen, June 3,
1871.
By same:
ReSOGUed, That oil lamps be erected on
the old Raleigh road, between the inter
section Of Alabama street and the inter
section Of Winchester avenue, the same
to be put up under the supervision of the
City Engineer.
Referred to Gas Committee of Council,
June s, 1871.
By Councilman Genet: A resolution
that the Chief of Police compel property
owners to have their alleys, cutters,
yards, celers, and all cess-pools put in a
clean snd healthy condition.
Adopted by Council and cOnCurred in
by Board of Aldermen, June s, 1871.
By Councilman Rufin:
RESOLVED, That q committee Of five be
appointed from the Common Council, and
- from the Board of Aldermen, by the
Chair, to see if it would or would not be
advantageous to the city to remove the
dirt from the bluff from Jefferson TO BeRle
streets, and to report at the next meeting
of this Board.
Committee: Messrs. Rufin, Chase, Amis,
GRnett and Boland.
BY same:
nesofved, That the Sanitary Police bs
Instructed to make daily examinations of
the streets, alleys and yards, and where
necessary to clean, report to the Chief Of
Police, and he be authorized to have the
same cl~esned-that is, the streets AND al
legs at the expense of the city, and VIXEN
the yards have to be cleaned, il must be
done at the expense Of the tenant; if they
refuse TO comply with the order, then to
30 summoned before the Recorder, and
upon conviction, shall pay the sum of $40
per day until the sane is removed.
Resolved, That the Chief shall see that
some disinfectant is Used, and employ
carts to remove the garbage.
Laid on the table by Council, June 8,
1871.
By Councilman Bachman: A resolution
thsJ the proper officers be instructed to
enforce the sanitary laws of the city.
Adopted by Council, June s, 1871, and
their action C~ODcurred in by Board Of Al
dermen, June s, 1871.
BY same: A resolution that the Chief Of
Police have the alley between Union and
/ Ear0En GErnaTa from Main tn Ehalhu
street, cleaned.
Adopted by Council, June s, 1871, and
]concurred in by Board of Aldermen, June
| s, 1871.
By Councilman Pettigrew: A resoIu-
ton that the Chief Of Police be required
to make monthly reports to the Gas Com.
migtse the number Of gas and oil lamps
not lighted during the month prior to the
meeting.
Adopted by Council, June s, 1871, and
concurred in by Board Of Aldermen, June
| s, 1871.
By Councilman Ants: a resolution
that this number Of patrOlmen be in
creased thirteen, as recommended by the
/ Chief.
Adopted by Council, June s, 1871, and
cOncurred in by Board Of Aldermen, June
s, 1871.
By Councilman Lightburus: A resOlu-
ton that the City Engineer have repaired
the following crossings, viz: East cross
! ing OF Third and Exchange streets; CROSS
ing of the alley west side of Exchange
street, between Third and Fourth streets;
crossing Of the alley east side OF Third
street, between Poplar and Washington
streets.
Adopted by Council and their action
c]Oncurred in by Board Of Aldermen, June
| 8, 1871.
BY the same:
ResoIUed, That a lamp post be erected at
the corner of the alley on west side of
Third street, between Exchange and Mar
ket streets.
Referred to Gas Committee by Council,
June S, 1871.
By The same:
Resotyed, That the City Engineer be in
struCted to have plank sidewalks, four
feet wide, put down within the next thir-
ty days, as follows: On east side Of Mon
roe street, running from west side Of
Front street to the public leVee; on each
side Of Court street, running from west
side of Front street TO the leYee; on each
side Of Jefferson street, running west to
Promenade street.
Referred to Improvement COMMITTEES by
Council, June s, 1871.
By the m
ResOLUed, That no more wharf bOsts be
allowed to locate or be placed at the
steamboat landing with its present lin
tied space, and that the present wharf
boat, lying at the foot of jefferson street,
for the privilege OF lying at the levee, be
required to pay, on n after the LIST of
June, 1871, into the city treasury, the sum
OF three hundred dollars per month.
Referred to Landing Committee by
Council, June g., 1871.
By same: A resolution that the prop
erty-hOlders on each side of Fourth street,
from Exchange street south to Poplar
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laid down In thirty days.
Adopted by Council and concurred in
by Board Of Aldermen, June S, 1871.
By same:
ResOlUed, That section ten OF city ordi-
nance regulating the rate OF cOmpensa-
ton for the use of any public hackney
coach within the city, in the day time,
shall be changed to read as follows: For
q days use OF coach and driver, $40 90.
For transporting passengers, with yslise,
csFpet-sacks and such little articles of
light baggage, from or TO any railroad
depot, hotel or steamboat landing in the
city, or from or to any place within the
corporate limits OF the city, for each pas
senger, SOC; for each trunk, SOC. For use
Of carriage containing complement orless
of passengers, with privilege of going
from place 20 place within the city or
vicinity, for she first hour, 81 90; for each
succeeding hour, until the charge shall
reach $40, 81 90. Double the above rates
may be charged after u O'Clock pm.
Laid on the table by Council, June s, |
1871.
By Councilman Walsh:
ReS0lVed, That the sergesnt-at-arms no
tify property owners on the south side of
Overton street, between Third street and
PrescOtt's soap factory, to lay plank side |
walks within thirty days.
Adopted by Council and by Board of
Aldermen, June 8, 1871.
By the N
RESOLVED, That the City Engineer be or
dered by this Board to grade Front street
and repair the gutters, from Market TO
Jackson streets.