Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-07-30

J. S. Huling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 26 80
Burr d Terry. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % %
Ogden Bros ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 90
NJ. E. Thompson Il Bros. 305 SO
Ramage d Co........................... 2S So
G. w. Albers.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 35 25
Alderman Heisken presented the bond of
JAS Huling as pound master, with police
powers, who gives bond in the sum of
81, 900, with Alex. Reeder and B. j. -teph-
enson as securities. He also presente@ the
bond of the newly elected recorder, G. O
Nelson, who has qualified in the sum of
$50, 900, with Miss Sallie R. Jones, J. A.
Rayl and A. P. White as sureties.
Both bonds were received and ordered
sproad of record.
Alderman McAffry, chairman of the fire
and police committee, made verbal report
of the committee with reference to the
charges against Sanitary Policeman Dan.
Kavanaugh. He stated that the committee,
there being only four present, were evenly
divided, and unable to agree, but had in
structed him to make a statement of the
evidence to the board, which he did, in
brief
Alderman Murphy, of the committee,
made a statement in defense of Kavanaugh,
and, after some discussion, the matter was
report.
Alderman Hudiburg moved to have the
police force do the sanitary work while the
case is pending.
On motion of Alderman Heiskell, the fire
and police committee were authorized to
act in Kavanaugh's case.
Alderman Brooks, chairman of the street
committee, called attention to the condition
of Crazier street at the railroad crossing,
with reference to carrying off the water.
He moved that gutter be construct ed on
the west side of Crozler street, south of the
railroad, along by Burr 4 Terry's.
Alderman Mccoy, moved. as an amend
ment, to refer it to the street committee
Carried
| Alderman Brooks also moved that covered
| culverts be put down in front of Thomp-
sons new livery stable On Crozier street,
and in front of Burr & Terry's lumber yard,
both on the east side of Crozier street.
Alderman Mccoy moved in lieu, to grant
the parties the privilege of putting down
the curbing.
Alderman Hudiburg moved to lay Alder
man Brooks motion on the table. Lost.
Alderman Heiskell moved to amend by
| having covered culvert in front of r. D..
Alleys stable, on Cumberland street.
| Alderman McAffry moved to amend by
refundiLg money to those who have hereto
| fore put down such culverts at their own
expense.
Alderman Hudiburg moved to amend by
| having new fence built for Alderman
Logan.
Alderman Mccoy said he would like one
| in front of his store.
| After some further discussion, Alderman
Murphy moved to lay the whole matter on
the table. Carried.
| Alderman Brooks asked for an appropria-
ton to purchase at least $50 yards of mac
adam for repairing the streets, which are
badly washed, and moved that such per-
mission be given the committee. Carried.
| Alderman Heiskell asked for curbing on
| the south side of Depot street, west of
Hume. Referred to the street committee.
Alderman LuttreH called attention to
| Spring street, between Churchwell and the
railroad, and moved that steps be made
there. Carried, and referred to Aldermen
Luttrell and Logan to carry the work out.
| Alderman Michaels moved to allow j. L.
Taylor the privilege of laying walk from
| his store door out to the street car line.
After considerable discussion and several
amendments, on motion of Alderman Full
cher, the whole matter was laid on the
table
Alderman Hockenjos called attention to a
culyert in the alley near Mr.. McDannels
property, in East Knoxville. Referred to
| the street committee.
| Alderman Irwin called attention to gut
ter on Kennedy street, by Andy kidds resi-
dence, which needs enlarging, the over
flowing causing sickness and other damage.
Referred to the street committee.
Alderman Hudiburg called attention to
some work needed at the race of J. Fl.
Flenniken, in East Knoxville.
| Alderman Irwin seconded the motion,
with the amendment, that the committee
have power to act in Kidd's case. Amend
ment ruled out of order, and the work re-
ferred.
Alderman Brooks moved to do some
| grading necessary at the east end of Nelson
street, to allow the owner OF property there
to get to it.
| Alderman Mccoy moved to lay on the
| table Carried.
Alderman Hudiburg moved to refer the
work on Nelson street to the street commit
tee Ruled out of order.
Mai. W. r. Tuttle, president of the Knox
vile Iron Company, asked permission to
have Pa Cane special policeman for his
works, clothed with police powers.
ments of the ordinance Alderman Brooks
nominated Pat Cane as such special police
man, and moved that Alderman Luttrell be
| authorized tu cast the vote of the board fo1
| Mr. Cane which was done, and the COM
pany will give the proper bond for his
| official du les.
Alderman Logan, chairman of the gas
committee, made some statements about the
objects and plans of the committee, and on
motion the whole matter was referred to the
committee, with power to act
| Alderman Michaels, chairman of the mar
ket and building committee, reported a
| proposition from r. M. Warren to paint
| the Hampden Sidney school building and
warra1 it for ten years. The whole thing
having been referred to the committee, with
| power to act, no action was taken.
Alderman Michaels stated that it would
work an inconvenience to remove the out
| side meat stalls at the market-house, and,
on motion of Alderman Mccoy, they were
allowed to remain, by making some i'm
provements.
Alderman Heiskell presented a communi-
cation from the Standard Directory Com
pany, of Nashville, who have completed a
canvass of the city for complete directory,
and asked that the city appreciate their
work by taking some copies. Alderman
Heisken moved to appoint the mayor and
Alderman Log IN to comply with the re-
quest Carried.
Alderman Heiskell read an ordinance in
cooperating and granting rights of way,
&c, to the Market Square Street Railway
Company, which was passed on first read
| ing, and Aldermen Heiskell and Logan were
requested to act with the city attorney to
investigate the matter.
| Adjourned.