Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-12
Standing Committees.

IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Thomas Foley, of the First ward.
Mr. william Scbade, Of the Second ward
Mr.. Jacob Steinkuhl, of the Third ward.
Mr.. John L. Norton, Of the Fourth ward.
Mr. James Bachman, OF the Fifth ward.
Mr.. Jack Halstead, Of the sixth ward.
Nj. Al. White, OF the Seventh ward.
MI. Genette of the Eighth ward,
Mr.. Gus. Reder, OF the Ninth ward
Mr., 2. Gull gan, OF the Tenth ward.
COMMITTEE ON ACCOUNTS.
Mr.. s B. Robins, of the Second ward.
Mr.. w, p Martin, of the Fifh ward.
PIT. " N. Harvey, Of the sixth word.
Mr.. J. y. Schabel, Of the Ninth ward.
MI. J. d. Smith, OF the Tenth ward.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
MI. 8, B. Robins OF the Second ward.
Mr.. John L. Norten, OF the Fourth ward.
Mr.. Jack HRlstead, of the Sixth ward.
Mr.. !. q; Dtckerson, Of The Seventh ward.
Nj. j. SchAbel, Of the Ninth ward.
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS.
Mr.. Jacob Steinkuhl, OF the Third ward.
Mir. James BaehmGn, OF the Fifth ward,
M J. Gennett, OF the Eighth ward.
Mr.. J. +. Schabel, Of the Ninth ward.
Ar. =. Culugan, Of the Tenth ward.
WHARF AND LANDING COMMITTEE.
Mr.. thomas Foley, of the First ward.
MI. >. b. Robins, OF the second ward.
MI. Ohm L. Norton, Of the Fourth ward.
Nj. Gus Reeder, Of the Ninth ward.
Mr.. J. d. smith, OF the Tenth ward.
ORDINANCE COMMITTEE.
Mr.. William schsde, Of tn Second ward.
Nj. WI Martin, OF b Fifth ward
Mr. Jack HRlstead, Of he Sixth ward.
Mr.. h. Marks, of the Eighth ward.
MIR. T. Culhgan, Of ths Tenth ward.
PRINTING COMMITTEE.
Mr., Q. A. Beehn, of the Third ward,
Mr.. W. P. Martin, OF the Fifth ward.
Mr.. MN Harvey, Of the sixth ward.
Mr.. J. Genette, Of the Eighth ward
Mr.. Gus Reder, OF the Ninth ward.
GAS COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Thomas Foley, Of the First ward.
Mr., a. d. Gibson, OF the Third ward.
Nh Jack Halstead, Of the Sixth ward.
Mr. J.. F. Schabel, ofthe Ninth ward.
Mr.. P. Cul igan, ofthe Tenth ward.
HOSPITAL COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Jacob stslnkuhI, of the Third yard.
Mr.. Jas. Bachman, OF Fifth ward,
Mr.. A. d. Dickerson, Of the Seventh ward.
MI. a. Marks, OF the Eighth ward.
Nj. J. d. smith, Of The Tenth ward.
FIRE COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Thomas Foley, of h First ward.
Mr.. W. Sohads, OF the Second ward.
MI. A. D. Gibson, OF the Third ward.
Mr.. J. F. Schaoel, Of the Ninth ward.
Mr.. ]. b. smith, Of the Tenth ward
( MARKET COMMITTEE.
MI. s. B. Robins, of the Second ward.
Mr.. Jscob Steinkuhl, Of the Third ward.
MI, Jack Haistead, of the SIKH ward
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Mr.. P. Culligan, Of the Tenth ward, g
REAL ESTATE COMMITTEE.
Mr.. W. NJ. Harvey, Of the Sixth ward.
Mr., A. II. Diekerson, Of the seventh ward.
Mr.. 81. Marks, OF the Eighth ward.
Mr.. q. Reeder, Of the Ninth ward.
Mr.. P. C~uLlgsn, Of the Tenth ward.
RAILROAD COMMITTEE.
Mr.. S. B. Robins, Of the Second ward.
Mr.. W. P. Martin, Of the Fifth ward.
Mr.. W, NJ, Harvey, of the Sixth ward.
Mr.. ]. Gennette, Of the Eighth ward.
Mr.. J. Z. schabel, OF the Ninth ward.
WATERWoRKs COMMITTEE.
Mr., Thomas Foley, Of the First ward.
Nj. Jacob Steinkuhl, Of b Third ward.
Nj. Jno. L Norton, Of the Fourth ward.
Mr. Jack Halstesd, Of the Sixth ward.
Mr.. X. Marks, Of the Eighth ward.
COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS.
The councils committee on credentials re-
report that all the member re-
irned elected, and who have taken their
Eats, except H. l. Ptnp, one Of the council
len from the Seventh ward, sppear TO be
In respect to Mr.. Pinn, the COMMITTEES re-
orts tina q nesting Of the was
eld, at which Mr.. ? nm was present, q waG
&C. Young as his counsel, and all the tesi
iony offered for Mr.. Pinn and all one ed
gatnst him was heard, and was reduced to
T1dng, and is now presented 70 the council
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From the testimony the committee finds the
state Of facts: II. E. Ptnn VISA
rought up in Virginia, and removed 70 Mem
his In November, 1889. When ne nrst arrived
as in the Fifth wa'd, on the corner Of Shelby
1d Gayoso streets, for about two months
In March, $50. Plnn organized q school in
le Thirteenth civil district Of shelby count
is outside the ctty-and taught II for
Dout three monthA During tins period he
TO Penn's house (which was his stopping
In the city syery saturday, re-
} returned 70 his school. AT the end of three
onths he quit teaching school and came
lex To Memphis q remained at Ed Penn'a
,use, which was still on the corner Of shelby
Id GayOso streets, until April, 1871.
that time April. lS7l, he returned to the
civil district, and taught q school
thai district until the second day OF July,
II, whsn he quit teaching, owing 70 oknes
3 then came 10 Memphis and remained one
and then WenttO Nashville, where he was
Il for two weeks. he than returned TO
emPhis and P ga P 81 6d US Een n1i ons
j Beale street, which Is In the Seventh ward.
:, PInn then went 70 the Thirteenth civil
suiet TO teach school again, but did not
ach, and returned 10 The city, and stopped
r. J. WashinRton1s, In the rear Of the Freed
bank, on Beale street, which Is in the
fth ward, where he WAS employed to keep
ashington's books loE 2 three weeks
ate oolored fair az Nashville, held lest Sep |
and stayed nEaahvillS four days. He
me back TO Memphis, and stopped at Ed. |
IB Beale street, three days. He Their
mt 70 LaconiR, Arkansas, and stayed there
o weeks. He returned TO Memphis, and /
the 18Th day Of October, ISL, commenced |
5 feed business al 70 Beale street, q also
his residence and conttb ued 10 re-
Ie there until the day Of election. His place,
Besle street, and also 10 BeAle street,
,are Ed. Penn resides IL in the Seventh
From April, 1871, until October, LII,
!. Pin did not spend over three weeks allo-
In the city OF Memphis, and this period
3 divided into snort interyelE-soms times
ly for 3 day; and between the dates men.
ned he was at various places besides those
ove named-some of them being In Arkan-
and some II Mississippi. When Mr. linn
n came 10 the city be was unmarried, but
married in the city in January, 1871. HIS
ie appears to have had no permanent home,
hired herself 10 different persons, but prin-
TO Mrs. &c. Ward, as a seamstress, until
Out the 10Th day Of October last, when Mr..
IN took up his residence at lz9 b. ale street,
before stated. From January until October
q F1nn appear 70 have had no regular
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