Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-09

committee, properly approved and passed
for payment:
J. F. J. 90
B. G. Rarnitz. ........ 90
U. A. Rouser. ..-...................... rs
Cowan, McClung d Co.....".......... II ~
j. H. Cruze. ................ .............. 81 IL
F. T. Loekett ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
D. y. "a 90
T. T. Lockett. 80 60
A. hutn. ................. % %
Alderman Sheppard presented, for the in
formation of the board, the city tax aggre-
gate, as made out by County Court Clerk
Lewis, but no action was taken.
On motion of Alderman Deaderick, SIS
was ordered paid to Dr. A. B. Tadlock, for
professional services.
Alderman Brooks, chairman of the street
committee, stated that, in order to make the
necessary repairs on High street, the grade
must be changed according to the profile,
and it was ordered.
Alderman Brooks..recommended repairs to
streets in a number of instances, and the
| following was ordered: To repair Gay
street, east of the approach to the river
bridge, to make it passable for vehicles; re-
| pairs at the Havely spring crossings on
| 4th and 5th Avenues and Morgan street,
| and 100 feet of curbing on Park, between
| Florida and Humes streets.
| Alderman Michaels presented a minority
report against the Park street curbing, and
moved to amend by asking for curbing on
jackson street
| Alderman Nelson asked for crossing on
| Cumberlandsstree West end. Referred to
| the street committee.
| Moved by Alderman Brooks and carried,
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drain pipe, to carry off waste water, in the
alley back of their store.
Alderman Brooks presented a request
from Burr & Terry for permission to lay
water pipe across Crozier street to the
creek, subject to removal by order of the
board Granted
Alderman Michaels asked that Locust
street be macadamized. Referred to the
| street committee
| Alderman Irwin asked for twenty feet of
curbing on East High street. Also for
curbing on Crozier street, near Scott &
Dempsters mill. Alderman Sheppard
asked that the curbing in front of Louis
Ruckart's residence be taken up. Referred
| to the street committee.
On motion of Alderman Nelson, the lamps
| on Craig street were referred to the gas COM
mittee. Also the erection of lamps at
Havely's and the lanyard springs
Alderman Hudiburg, chairman of the
market and building committee, presented
the report of Market Master McCampbelI,
showing receipts from city scales for Sep
TENDER, $117 so; rent of market house
stalls for October, $3.50 total, 1928. 90.
Alderman Murphy asked that DIR. S. B.
Boyd receive q salary for his services as Sec
rotary of the board of health. Carried.
A motion by Alderman Michaels to dis
miss one sanitary cart was referred to the
committee.
Alderman Nelson asked for reference to
the sanitary committee of some hog pens
in the I'd and 4th wards
Moved by Alderman Sheppard that the
school commissioners be allowed to draw
the school fund from the county trustee in
stead of the recorder. Referred to the f.
nance committee.
The code of city ordinances, codifed and
compiled by City Attorney Lewis Tillman,
was taken up and, on motion of Alderman
King, adopted as a whole, to take effect
, from this date, and an order made repeating
all other ordinances in conflict.
Alderman Sheppard moved to exclude the
smallpox ordinance. Lost
On motion, it was ordered that the ordi-
nances, with suitable index by the COM
in the order as arranged by
by the compiler; also that the city charter
and such other acts as may be proper be
printed Herewith. The finance committee
was requested to solicit bids for the print
ing of the codified ordinances.
!. Moved that VIM. Amos be allowed an ad-
ditional billiard table, and that his taxes be
reduced from 8 to 4 months to cover the
> cost of said table.
Alderman Nelson called attention to the
falling building, corner of Gay and Cum.
berland streets, and moved that five days
notice be given the owner to take it down.
> On motion of Alderman Logan, the mat
: ter was referred to the street committee,
with power to act, and the chief of police
was instructed to close up Cumberland
street at that point.
Il The chief of police was, on motion, in
!. structed that all offenses against the city
ordinances must be tried before the record
err, and to require the police to act in the
premises
A petition was read by the mayor from
Rule Il Kicks, asking damages for grount
y appropriated by the city. Referred to The
lie committee on grievances.
a Alderman Michaels moved that the steam
engines be allowed to carry only from 60 tt
so pounds of steam. Referred to the fire
and police committee.
y, An ordinance for the protection of tn
III streets was passed on two readings, unde
s, suspension of the rules, and became law
S. The ordinance is published elsewhere
Adjourned.
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Stockholders Meeting.
.. OFFICE Fast TENN VA IL GA R R. Co