Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-11
CITY HOSPITAL REPORT.

CHAIR, ana messIs. OdVlnJ burke, Lee, VAL
lace and Kney present.
The following monthly reports were re-
ceived and filed:
CITY HOSPITAL REPORT.
Number patients June 3Oth, SO; received
in July, "a; discharged, 70; deceased, II; re-
msiping, rs. Total number treated during
mouth, 1913. Percentage of motslity, 7.3.
Residents Of Taxing District, II; Tennes-
zee, 30; Mississippi, IL; Arkansas, 81; other
States, IA.
Financial Report Disbursements, s113o 90;
receipts, $50.
Murine Hospital Report-Number patients
July l, 1882, none; received during month,
3; discharged, 3; remaining, 2; expenses, SS2.
INSPECTORS REPORT.
The inspector reported the gross receipts of
his office from July I'd 10 29ih at S4l7 Is.
REGISTERS REPORT.
Amount tax bills registered, S134I IS;
on supplement, 500 so; total, S140S As
Number licenses issued, %; transfers, 5;
amount of fees, SIC so; rents collected.
POLICE REPORT.
Total number arrests, 346; color-white,
1874; colored, 1872 Married, Isl; single, 1876.
Chinese, 3; Bohemian, / Canadian, l !; Ger
mans, II; Irish, %; Italians, IL; United
States, 120; United States, colored, 1872.
Assault and battery, 25; d,sorderiy conduct,
So; drunk and disorderiy, 81; drunkenness,
"a; fighting, 16; gambling, g.; larceny, II;
proving, u; vagrsncy, 20; violating Sun
day law, s.; violating sidewalk ordinance,
IA; violating sanitary code, q. Number
fined, 211; number discharged, 103. State
cases, 49, Amount fines assessed, S1743 20;
fines paid, 1857 20; amount on mittimus,
1928 40 Total receipts, $1,000 so; payroll,
$2745. Total expenses, 1928 95. Stolen
property recovered, 1889. Lodgers, 8.
MARKETMAsTERs' REPORTS.
The North marketm aster's receipts for
July were $40; South marketmaster's re-
ceipts, $40 so.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The department was called cut to fires;
other alarms, l. Loss of owners, $1325; in
surance of owners, $1,000; loss of occupants,
$500; insurance of occupants, $500. Total
loss, $lS25; total insurance, $500; insurance
over loss, $4475.
PETITIONS.
A petition from Mrs. Samuelson and
Isaacs, asking for damages done by laying
the sewer through their lots was laid over
until the next meeting.
A petition from a number of citizens ask
ing tina. the cigar stands in the hotels be al
lowed TO keep open and serve the guests of
the hotels with cigars on Sunday was re-
iected.
A petition from Pound Keeper Fred HUM
asking permission to erect on Second aud
Washington streets frame building for the
care and protection OF animals in the pound
was granted.
A petition of the Hsnauer Oil Works to
be allowed to close up Water street and
drive piles and build wharf thereon for
its uses, was referred TO committee COM
posed OF Messrs. Lee, Burke, Gavin and the
attorney.
"RIDE BY" 1
The following communication was re-
ceived from q. w. Frazer:
The Hon. Dave MADDEN:
am informed by Mr.. Fahlen that the |
pavement on Bale street lie partly of rubble |
and partly square blocks; that in front of |
my property it is rubbie and bad rubbte. How |
is this? Charley Kney and Others will have
= good pavement. Ride BY" Received and
fled.
RAILROAD PETITION.
The committee appointed 10 consider the
petition of the Chesapeake, Ohio and South
western Railroad Company relative to an
extension of time asked for in paving the
wharf and landing as by their contract, rec
1mmended that they be given until Septem-
Der l, 1888, on that portion lying between
Union and Gayoso, west of the Memphis and
Tennessee railroad track. provided they will
lgree TO pave all that portion between Jefer-
ION and Cour, streets, west of the Memphis
and Tennessee railroad track, within the
next thirty days. Adopted.
A petition asking that the stone pavement
n front OF buildings 355, 357 and 359 Front
treet be wideneC, was received, granted and
he engineer was instructed to pave.
A petition from the BARRIERS to be allowed
o keep open on Sunday was rejected.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Gavin: That the city engineer be
to take up the rock pavement In
ront Of enginehous- No. on Adams street,
md substitute cedar. Carried.
A paper was received from the property
,wners on the alley between Baale and Gay
so and between Main and Secoud. stating
heir willingness TO subscribe 1867, providing
he Council would pave.
The following statement concerning the
ity's finances was read:
of the Street Account and Fire
ana Police Departments.
The following statement prepared by Sec
etary Pullen gives interesting information
egardipg the financial status of the street
ccount and of the fire and police depart
nents on the 28th of July last.
STpFE-r AccorrNF