Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-12
THE GENERAL COUNCIL.
Proceedings Yesterday Afternoon
PtnB, OF the seventh Ware, De-
elAred I~neligible-A. !. Smith
Elected I'm HkB stead.

The members of the general council
met last evening, pursuant TO adjourn
ment. A full attendance Of the members
was announced, and both boards went IL
business &C once. The following standing
committees were announced:
STANDING COMMITTEES.
On Recommendations Mack
all, Burke, Belts, Msllon, Cicslla, Pen
dergsst. Councilmen Reder, Foley,
SchRde, Stsinkuhl, Norton, Bachman,
Halstesd. Genette and Oullogan.
On Recommendations Belts, Petit
grew and Cicalla Councilmen Smith,
Robins, Harvey, Martin and Schsbel.
On FINANcE-Aldermen Psttigrew,
Msckal and Burke. Councilmen Nor
ton, Halstead, Robins, Schabel and Dick
erson.
Or CLAIMs-Aldermen Mallon, Cicalla
and Belts. Councilmsn Genette, Bach
man, Schabsl, Steinkuhl and CullogEn.
On WHABF AND LANDINe-Aldermen
MackRll, Msllon and Malstesta. Coun-
cilmen Robins, Smith of the Tenth ward,
Reder, Norton and Foley.
OK ORDINANCES - Aldermen Belts,
PettlgreH and Clcslls. Councilmen Mar
tin, Marks, Schsde, CullOgsn and Hal
stead.
On PRINTING-Aldermen Pendergsst,
Malatests and Burke. CouncilmeD
Bsehn, Genette, Reder, Martin and Hsr-
vey.
Belts. OOuncilmen Foley, Halstesd, Gull
logan, Gibson and Schsoel.
ON HOSPITAL Aldermen malatesta,
Walsh aad MackAll. CouDcilmen Bach
man, Steipkuhl, Smith, Dlckerson and
Marks.
on FIRR-Alderman Walsh, Hslstead
and P~endergrsst. Oouncilmen Smith,
Foley, Schsbel, Gibson and Schsde.t
On MARKETs-Aldermen Pendergrast,
Burke and MGllon. Councilmen Stein
kuhl, Hslstesd, Gennette, Cullogan and
Robbins.
or RIAL EsrArE-AIdermen Cicalla.
P~ettigrew and Walsh. Councilman Marks,
Dickerson, Reder, Cullogsn and Harvey.
Ok RAILROADS Aldermen Macksl,
PettigreW, Be- tbs and P~endergrast. Ooun-
oilmsn Schsbel, Robbins, Martin, Harvey
and Gennette.
On WATKR-Aldermer Burke, Msls-
tesla, Walsh, CicsllR and Msllon. Council
men Hslstead, steinkuhl, Foley, Marks
and Norton.
PrNN OUT.
The committee on credentials made a
report, which was adopted, declaring
Pinn, elected councilman from the Sew
enth ward, ineligible to ths Office. His
seat being declared vacant, the council
proceeded to fill his seat. A. J. White,
W. B. Greenlsw, IT,, and Thomas Cooke
were put In nomination. Councilmen
Ste1nkuhl and Smith were appointed tell
ers. The first ballot resulted as follows:
White II, GreenlaW 5, Cooke 2. Mr. White
was declared elected. 1.-THE report of the
committee will be found in the official
proceedings, printed elsewhere In this ps-
perl
SALARIES.
The committee on salaries made q
lengthy report, which will be found In
the "oficial proceedings" It was sdop-
ted without change by both boards. The
salaries are not exactly the same as they
were last year, and the duties of some Of
the officers named are modified considers-
bly,
Mr. Smith, ofthe Tenth wsrd, said that
be had q bundle Of ordinances which
laid over in his hands since the last ses.
sion, and he wished to turn them over to
the new committee. A system of rules
and regulations for both boards was read
and approved, 1t will be found In the
official report.
The council then adjourned subjsct to
the call Of the mayor.