Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-01-29

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j. l.. Hudiburg. rg...........................$ ~ 81
| DIR. j. S. McDonough 56 90
| DIR. J. 2. Park. .......... 80 30
! DIR. ]. D. rter...,...... "a IS
! DR.. ]. NJ. ennedy............. 100 %
| f. Il. Lockett. ......................... 38 20
| WIG AND CHRONICLE. oO
! J. @. Kinzel. 75
| Burr d Terry 8 IA
! George W. Albers. 81 so
| Central Coal Co. "a 90
! James OConner Il Co..., 4 55
! East Tenn. Marble Works.... IT SO
Knoxville Foundry and Machine Co. 447 29
! S. b. Newman. SO
! Alderman Sheppard presented the report
of the city attorneys and finance committee
! on the question Of back taxes due on the
| Jno. IL. Crozier property, showing, by
! itemlzed statement, that there is due the city
| 81, ,42o.60 The report was adopted.
The committee reported III favor OF al
! lowing q. W. Stoops to take out license on
his skating rink tor only six months, and
the report was adopted.
Alderman Sheppard moved that Recorder
Geo. NJ White and Book-keeper r. H.
| Campbell be allowed $50 each for extra
| services rendered during the past year
Alderman Sheppard recommended, an ac
! count of the yer, efficient services rendered
! by the chairman of the various committees,
! that they be paid for extra services as fol-
| lows: Chairman of street committee, $500;
| chalrmen Of police, gas, market and busi-
ness and sanitary SO each; new business
| $50.
! Alderman Cruze moved to allow the griev-
| ance committee chairman $50.
Alderman Murphy moved to allow the
| chairman OF the huance commltte $40.
! Alderman Michaels opposed the motion,
saying 1t was unnecessary extravaganza and
| a swindle.
Alderman Logan moved to amend by
making the street committee salary S10U
and the others $25 each, but afterwards
fixed the street committee salary at $500,
and others So, but finally withdrew the
entire amendment.
After some considerable discussion the
original motion of Alderman Sheppard, as
amsnaaadj Mns PRy aaddfs ad fs T saes s"f mehoned Msd
ordered paid.
On motion of Alderman Logan, the work
of vaccination Of the paUpers at the ex-
pense Of the city was ordered stopped.
On motion of Alderman Logan, the
finance committee was directed to present
the bill of $40 for the original injury to
the steamer . Luttrell," by filling the fish
lake of Maj. Ihos. OConner, be presented
to Maj. O'Uonner for payment.
Aid. Brooks, chairman of the street com
mittee, presented the annual report of work
done on the streets during the year, amount
ing TO the sum of $ll, 1900, apportioned as
follows
First ward, 81, 1875. 90; second, 81, ,4S9. Sc;
third, $98o.43; fourth, $685. %; fifth,
81, ,402 55: sixth, l,143 SO; seventh,
81, 93o. IS; eighth, 81, sos. 81.
He also presented brief statement of the
improvements which have been made in the
city during the year, follows
First ward-5 frame dwellings,
Second Ward frame dwellings
Third ward-6 frame dwellings, 1 brick
tailor shop in all
Fourth ward-2 frame dwellings,, l brick
addition to hardware Stores in all
Fifth ward 3 brick houses, ! brick bank
building, l frame dwelling, / brick ad-
clifton to hotels in all
Sixth ward-4 brick dwellings,, frame
dwellings,, e brick stores, l brick Office fo1
railroad, l frame shcp-l6 in all.
Seventh ward-G2 frame dwellings, 4
frame stables l frame livery stable, l frame
hitch and feed stable, ! brick candy factory,
frame store house, brick additions tc
/ machine shop, l frame Office for machine
shop, l frame shop for machine
shop, l frame addition to ma
chino shop, l frame marble works
l / slin9ie factory, / eating house, | machine
shop, planning mill-S0 in all.
Eighth wards frame additions to rail
road shops, l frame store house, l frame
broom factory, IA frame dwellings,, fran,
stable-25 in ALL
Total buildings or additions 146 dwell
, 1NO hCnSac Il I'M
establishments, II, stables f. miscellaneou
16.
The report was received as a valuable anC
useful showing by the street committee
Alderman Brooks presented a statemen
from E. G. Camp, attorney for Miss Bessi
n Webb, proposing to pay only 372 cents
q foot for pavement laid by the city in from
J. of her property, instead of so cents a.
n charged by the city. No action was taken
IL petition was read from VIM. Day, @
johnson County, asking to have REFUNDED
to him $25 fine for carrying a pistol
10 stating that the pistol was not his but h
% took it from Mr.. Jarvis to prevent
l. difficulty. No action was taken.
l. Alderman King called attention one
- more to the matter of the Donahue pror
" erty near the rolling mill, and it was rt
II ferred to the incoming street committee.
d Alderman Anderson moved to establish
+ crossing at the junction of Park and Kin
= street.
i. Alderman Mackey moved to amend by e.
Or tablishing crossing on Park street oppC
ct site VIM. Hixon's
Alderman Michaels moved to refer thei
'h to the street committee Lost.
n The original motion was carried.
le Alderman Allison, chairman of the fnant
!, committee, read the amended report
Chief of Police Harper, for the year 1873
es compiled as accurately as possible, conside
ing the fact that portion of the record
were lost. The report shows the number
arrests made by each policeman during IL
d. year, as follows: Watkins 13, Ryan
to Hicks %, Reeder s, DeArmond 5, Youn
a blood IL, Ruckart IA, Smith 81, File
n. nlken3. When two policemen were togeth
,ir arrests were made as follows: Youngblot
1! and Cane IA, Hicks and Reeder 25, Ws
a. kins and Smith 9, Youngblood and Kennet
re 4, Hicks and Smith s, Reeder and Smith
yn Watkins aud Hicks 5, Watkins and Flenr
no ken 2, Watkins and Kennedy 5, Harper al
,le Hicks A, Ruckart and Smith 4, Harper al
"a Reeder 3, Smith and Kennedy 4, Watki
~ and Reeder 3, DeArmond and Leary 2 Hs
no per and Kennedy 2, Smith and Flenniken
., Youngblood and Flenniken /, Hicks a
'eh Flenniken 2.
ne On motion of Alderman Allison, the su
'ly of 500 each was ordered paid to the e
W. gineers of the two steam fire engines.
On motion of Alderman Anderson,