Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-04
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POLicE COMMISSIONERS,
January 81, 1880.
HNHE following described property having
i been reported blythe chief ofthe FIRE dent.
as being in a dangerous condition and unsafe
70 life and property, this is to notify all par
ties of interest to appear before the Board Of
Fire and Police Commissioners on Friday,
February 9th. 1850, from l to 1 o'clock, pm,
at courthouse, and show, cause why the same
shall not DO condemned as provided by sec
tions 10 and 1856, page 81 andSS Of ordinances.
Main street-2l and 209, John Johnston,
agent; front wall in dangerous condition.
Main street-26, VIM. Bender owner; front
SIDE and rear wall in a dangerous condition.
= Main street-2M. P J Malone owner; front
and rear wall in a dangerous condition,
Main street-l96 and 1yS, AWoodruff owner;
rear wall in a dangerous condition.
Main street-lI6, lis 17S% and $50. w A
Wheatley agent; front wall in dangerous con-
dition; also kitchen in rear of l80.
house in a bad condition.
Main street-9S. Mr.. Fox owner; shed on
side lot in a bad condition.
Front street. board Of health condemned)
1856, A Seesell owner; front and rear wall in a
| dangerous condition..
Front street-lS2 and 1874, Louis Sambusetti
owner; front and center wall in a dangerous
condition.
Front street.-The and $50, VIM A Bickford
owner; front wall in a dangerous condition.
Front street.-the, VIM A Wheatley agent;
side wall in a dangerous condition.
Front street-92, kahn y Frieberg owners;
the whole building in a bad condition.
Front street-SS, Mrs McMahan III; front
wall in n dangerous condition.
Front street-6i and 6, II g Smith estate;
the whole building in a bad condition.
Front STREET.-THE. Owen Lilly owner; the
whole building in a bad condition.
Second street--In the rear Of 59k, Mrs R
Harris owner; the whole building in a bad
condition.
Second street-69, Michael Manly owner;
the whole building in a bad condition.
Washington street-Washington street thea
ter, w A Bickford owner; front wall in a dan
gerous condition.
Washington street.-the, Mrs Mary Arm
strong owner rear wallin a dangerous cOndi-
ton.
Washington street-Brooks II aaynor. old
foundry, II Montgomery agent; the whole
building in a very dangerous condition.
Poplar street-9H, @ Weatherford agent;
front and rear wall in a dangerous condition.
Poplar street-15, W A. Wheatley agent. rear
wall in a dangerous condition.
Poplar street-29, 4 w Smith agent, front
wall in a dangerous condition.
Poplar street-Sl, 80 and 50, W. Wheatley
agent, rear wall and porehes in a dangerous
condition.
District owner, front wall in q dangerous con-
dition.
Poplar street-l59, W A wheatley agent,
sheds in the rear very dangerous condition.
Poplar street, $ W cor. Of Front street.
board of health condemned) NJ Heileger
owner, the whole building in bad condition.
Main street-In rear Of 1855, DR. Goodyear
agent, the brick building known as the Over
ton hotel kitchen In a very bad condition.
Winchester street.-the 30, Mrs Keith (Wm)
owner, q portion of the front wallin a danger
GUS condition.
Commerce street.-the II, P NJ Winters own
or, the whole building in q bad condition.
Commerce street-22, Phil Dougherty owner,
the foundation in a bad condition.
Commerce street-In rear of 81 and 80, G
Weatherford agent, house in 0 bad condition.
Commerce street-55,5 81 and 5715, Mrs Morris
Doyle. the whole building in a very dangerous
condition.
Third street-l9s, W A whoatIey agent, the
rear building in 3 dangerous condition.
second street-l5i, ID II Hayden owner, the
stable in the rear in Il dangerous condition.
Adams street-B Pante agent, front, side
and rear wall in a dangerous condition,
1915 DTPORTER, President.
SECTI0N1 1. Be it ordained BY the LegisIa-
- tive Council that section SO, page 70, Heis.
Dig be amended by striking out in the sec
serting after the word landing in that line the
words "Or river front, F" Of the District.
Passed January 29th, 1880.
Attest
CHAs. l.. PULLES, Secretary. 1872 1876
OECT0N L. BE il ordained by the Legisla-
- tive Council, That no person shall hereaf-
ter be allowed to engage in any business upen
the landing, paved or %unpayed, or the river
front Of the District, without the written per-
mission Of this Council, and all now engaged
in business of any kind on such levee or land
ing, shall at once cease to do business antil
they first obtain sucn permission 10 continue
the same; provided that this ordinance shall
not apply to stevedores or others engaged in
l0ading or unloading steamboats, or other
water crate.
Section 2. De it further ordained, That any
one violating this ordinance shall, upon con
yiction before the president Of The Fire and
Police Commissioners pay q tine Of not less
than one, nor moro than FIFTY %ioiinrs, Tor each
and every %ofense, and every days violation
thereof shall be deemed a distinct and sepa-
rate Qiiense,
Passed January %, 1850.
DIT. PORTER, Pre'ident,
G. L. PuLLEN, Secretary. l32lS