Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-04
Second Circuit csurt-Halssv, Iudae,

Second Circuit cSurt-Halssy, Judge.
This Court viii resume its duties this
morning at ten O'Clock, in Of
adjournment. The following IL the order
Of business for the remainder Of the term,
which win adjourn to eOurs IN course on
Thursday, January l4th. The following I
cases ara set for trial on the trial docket:
Wednesday,, January 4, Is7I.-s52, s.
watson vs. Donaldson OF al; 853, sams VS.
same; s54, same vs. same; 1852, same vs.
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad ca;
8b5, same vs. same; 9l5, same vs Parker ct
al 996, same va Coleman ct al; 9S9, same
vs. kambaut ct al; 1882, Hill, receiver,
vs. Parham; 1896, same rs Trszevaut
1904, Peek vs. Norman; 1865, Wilson W
Aiken; 1857, Mitchell vs. White; 1871,
Jones rs BOuRhner; 1879, Morrow, adm'x,
vs. White; 1878, Souter vs. German Saw
1ngs institute; 1874, Atherton vs. Hunter;
1910, Dupey " Dsnsmbrey: 1876. Mans
nsld rs saint; 1877. Cochran vs. White;
ISl6, Mansfield vs. Saint; 1880, Todd W
f1emiefgi 1881, Hunt, agent, vs. Butten-
berg 1882, Pope vs. Walter, admir-: 1888.
Wolcotts smith & Co. vs. Winters.
Thursday, January 5, I87I-Igs5, 1885,
lyo5, ~, WI, lSgz, 1893, 1894, 1895, 1895,
lsy4, 1879, 1893, 700, 200l, 2002, 2003. 20O4,
ZOOS, zoos, ZOO7, ZOOS, 2OO9. 2010, 20II.
FRIDAY, January 9, ~l57I--20I2, ZOI3. 2Ol4.
20l5, Z0l6, Z0l7, z0I5, 2OI9, 700, 2O2l. Z02Z,
20Z5, Z024, z0Z5, 2026, 2JZ7, 2O2s, 2Ozg. 2OS1.
203l, 2o33, 2O34, z035, 2J36.
Saturday, January Z, I81.-Wrts Of
nquiry VIII be executed.
Monday, January 9, ls7I.-Last regular
motion day OF his term.
Tuesday and Wednesday,, January 10
and III, lS7L-MOti0ns for new trial and
signing bills Of exception.
Thursday, January II, Ig7I.-COurt will
nTouTm Fn fanmrf in nnuraa
County Court.
". W. Mcdowell, County Attorney. st
g salary Of $500.
POOE-HOUsE COMMIssIoEERs-W. b.
Glisson, J. Il. GOodlett, John E. Burke;
the chairman Of same to have SIS per
month, and the others go per month.
JAIL lNsPECToRs-P. NJ. Winters, Elem
ryT jones' John T. Elliott; salary so
per month.
J. N. Provins, Public Guardian.
A. b. Haynes, Public Administrator.
Assessors to receive $500 for assessing
the Firm and Fourteenth districts, $500
for the Fifteenth, and 500 each for the re-
naming fourteen country districts.
Robert Weir was elected Census Taker
for the county.
PoOR-HOUsE.
The following accounts were submitted
for POOr-house purposes; r. Gibson &
Co.. S5II %; Ii. Wstter & Co., cook yes
sells, S55 TO- Knox & Bros, drug bill,
Sl6l TO- g.. g. Hogan, repairing wagon,
$40 90; Ferguson q Privstt. harness. S8 90:
Chas. Decker, bread, $3.50 20; Chss. Kney,
meat, 1868 81; Dumn, water, S25 90: Rice,
SILK & Co, goods, 1924 10; Allison Bros,
50 %; Brown & Jones, coal and wood,
S246 %; James Flaherty, burying paupers,
s. 20; Charles Arrard, cook, S87 80; ella
Jakes, laundress, $50; g. g. Hogan, over
seer, SIS; Emma Lucas, matrOn, 500: Dr..
r. p. Bateman, $500; II. T. Jones, super
intendent, 20; W. II. Walker, supsrin-
tendent, $40; J. H. GoOdlett, pOOr-hOuae
commissioner, 1900. Total, s, 1851 81. Ap-
preparation approved by unanimous vote.
ANNUAL REPORT OF b PooR-HOUaE
COMMISSIONERS.
Hume f. Hill having been elected
Chairman and acted as such to nearly the
n OF the second quarter and then being
suddenly AIKEN from Us, ne LET some
%CCOunts and the books not fully closed.
J. ID. GOOdlett was elected to fill his place
and has been diligent in the discharge Of
his duty, and makes the following report,
apprOXimating the annual statement OF
facts as near as he can make out:
The actual expenses Of the ~pOOr-house,
from January to April term, 1870, were
$1O,586 81.
In the quarterly reports are included the
amount Of buryiug paupers, which has
nothing to do with the pOOr-hOuse.
J. a GOODLETT, Ch'mu.
HENRY T. JONES, P~OOr-hOuss Com.