Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-12
DIsINFEcTANTs COMING.

President Prestidge read a communication
from New Orleans with reference to the ship
ment of disinfectants, which were due on
the steamer Golden City on the eleventh
instant.
sTINKs AND SMELLS DISCOVERED.
Sanitary Sergeant Broaddus reported the
following nuisances:
Alley between Main and Second and Gayoso
and Beale streets In filthy condition from w.
r. Moore & Co.'S store to Beale.
Filth in yard back of stores on Main, be-
tween Gayoso and Beale; ordered removed.
Billboard corner Pontotoc and Main
streets, filthy nuisance created by tramps;
ordered abated.
Hardin block, Main street, vaults in bad
Nos. ass, $50, 462, 464, 466 and 1853 in
very bad condition; the gas and foul air are
offensive; the garbage and Stops are carried
from the upper floors into the vaults by the
tenants. The easements are unclean. b.
Green is agent for these buildings.
In rear of Wilkins's, on Madison street,
found slops and garbage OF very foul char
acter; came from those living over Hollen-
berg's; ordered it cleaned up.
st. Martin street, south of Linden, cutters
and streets In bad condition, water standing
in cutters and streets.
Alley south of Shelby street, between But
| Ter and South streets, dead cow ordered
| it removed.
No. $50 Main street, pig-pen and cow-pen
| in the rear; very bad condition; filth thrown
| out into the street; occupied by Mrs. Wolf
| (white), and a negro named George, a hack
man.
Mississippi house, Nos. 652, 654, 656, 658
| Main street, south of South street, found a
| filthy house; holes cut In the basement floor;
/ all the premises are unclean.
| A sink-hole in the rear of an old vault;
very offensive. Owned by Esquire Thomas
| Flemming.
| Wooden gutter across Huling street, west
| of Shelby, Is IN bad fix and offensive.
| Privy vault in rear OF 428 Shelby street;
/ very offensive; next to tenement-house occu-
pied by negroes. Property of Charles Levy.
| The house is much lower than the street;
/ water runs into the cellars.
| Privy vault corner Linden and Causey
| streets, northwest corner; very bad condi-
ton and offensive to passers-by; occupied Oy
tenements. Property owned by John League.
Easements 342, 344 and 346 Second street,
| south of Union street, wet and filthy, bad
| condition Property of W. L. Parker.
No. $50 Second street, south of Union
privy leaking into cellar and very offensive.
| Property of J. Z. Frank.
Nos. 354 and $50 Second street, south oil
Union; vault in cellar open, in bad condition
families living on upper floor. Property Of
| e. b. Moore.
Under old gas Office, Madison street; vault
| In filthy condition, basement and yard bad
| Property of Menken Brothers.
Street car compaDy's stables, Main street
filthy and dilapidated condition; stagnan
water very offensive around the premises
especially in rear; flthiest stable the sanitary
sergeant ever inspected. Owned by street
car company.
Alley between Poplar and Exchange
streets, from Bull Run east; bad condition
cutters filed and bad smells.
No. 1l6 Court street; very filthy; holes full
of sops and matter from cows; occupied By
Martin Cohen. Ordered to abate.
No. SO Jefferson street; basement anC
vault filthy and in bad condition. Property
of Mrs. Beaumont.
No. 60 Jefferson street; cellars full of sipt
water; vault full and OVERLOOKING; filthy
Owned by Mrs. Cordano.
y No. 11S15 Union street; privy vault full
offensive; sipes into cistern. w. A. Good
! man, agent.
1 No. 100 Union street; vault full; offensive
W. A. Goodman, agent.
: No. 122 Union street; vault full; runs ove
! when it rains. w. A Goodman, agent.
i No. 142 Beale street, privy vault in rear
full and ofensive; occupied by Jackson, con
fectioner; property owned by Buchignaui.
q Nos. 127, 129, 1291s, 1872, 1873 Beale street
I stagnant water under all houses; main build
ing occupied by John - as terement-houst
! for negroes, many of whom are now sick
| Property belonging to Henry Dent.
No. 80 Desoto street; vault full and. often
sive, sipes into stern; water not fit to b.
= used. w. A. Goodman, agent.
} No. 107 Desoto street; privy offensive, il
bad condition, sipes into cistern; occupied b,
colored people; owned by Buchignani.
SANITATION REPORT.
The report of DR.. VIM, secretary of tn
sanitation committee, was received and re
ferred to a special committee of three to con
slider and make report to- future meeting
President Prestidge appointed as a com
mittee Messrs. Greene, Furstenheim and Viii
| Inns. 1t was announced that all information
or reports from citizens as to nuisances cal
J be address to the sanitary association, No
Il Madison street. On motion the associa
; ton adjourned to meet at No. IL Madison
J back basement, on tomorrow afternoon a
} four o'clock sharp.