The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-14
THE COUNTY COURT.


THE COUNTY COURT.
REPORTS OF THE VARIOUS TAN
ASSESSORS.
A Committee Appointed 10 Look
IutO the Gas and water
Questions.
The County Court met vest 'rday,
with Chairman Slaughter presiding.
When court was called to order JUS
tice Mason moved TO reconsider the
action of be court in sppropriating
1925 to furnish a reception room at the
Poor. House. Lost.
WATER AND LIGHT.
1t was ordered that ]. +. Randle,
Dan O'Donnell and Tom Holeman be
committee charged with
the proprieiy aud expediency of es-
tsblshing a plant Of electric lights at
the Court House, and the further duty
cf supplying the Court. House with
water from a well driven in the open
court or it's near vicinity, with view
Of supplying both the CouIt-House
and Jail with an abundant supply of
good water, and TO report to the next
term Of the court.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Eugene Levy was appointed snOtary
public.
WANTS TO BE A LAWYER.
The petition of F. B. Willard, ask
ing to be allowed TO practice law in
the MagistI Oouris, was referred
TO the County Attorney.
DEsIRE TO BIZ PAID.
w. S. Pope and others who were
appointed by the Sheriff under an
order of urt to guard the life and
prov elty Of the Rev. r. N. Countee,
asked TO be allowed compensation.
Referred to Attorney and Chairman.
FURNISHING PARLoR.
The Chairman of the Court wa,
directed to furnish the Poor-House
Commissioners mattresses, chairs and
desks required, from the supply now
in his custody.
PAY OF ASSESSORS.
W. r. Cross, who was appointed to
audit the books OF the Assessors, re.
ported as follows, Assessor being al
lowed fifteen cents each for assessing
property owners, five cents each for
polls and five cents each for privileges
First Ward-J. NJ. Rourke, 37S
property owners and 1906 polls
tota', 1872.
Second Ward-Thos, Garvey, 403
property owners and 1872 polls; total.
fl05 05.
Third Ward-J. Algeo, 434 property
owners, 936 polls and 206 privileges
tota', $llS 0S.
Fourth Wsrd-R. Fara'a, 376 prop
erty owners, 69l polle, S43 privileges
SOL 80.
Fifth Ward-G. L. Evans, 652 prop
cry owners, 1909 polls, so privileges
| $i7007.
Sixth Wsrd-A X. Hancock, 57'
property owners, 1856 20 Is, 50 priv
leges; $l57 81.
Seventh Ward-J S. Duval, 81.
property owners, 949 polls, % priv
leges; $40 "A.
Eighth Ward-P j. Quigley, 81.
prop rty owners, 1889 polls, 81 priv.
ieges; SOP rs
Ninth Ward-Joseph Pickering, 5l'
property owners, III polls, 43 privi
leges; STA SO.
Tenth Ward-Thomas Fleming, 96t
property owners, l4l7 polls, II priv
leRes; 1921 IS.
First Distdct--J. @. Stewart, "a
property-owners, $50 polls, 5 priv
leges; $40 20.
Second DistriCt-A. ]. York, II
prorerty-owners. $40 polls, 7 priv
ieges; $52 Al.
Third District-J. F. Williams, IA
property owners, 37S polls, priv
leges; i4l Of.
Fourth Dstrict-Jam's Gift, Oh
proparty-owners, 225 pollP, PRIV
leges; S45 80
Fifth D.striGt-R. II. Morgan, 5S
property-owDers, 474 polls, Is priv
ileges Sll1 80.
Sixth Disuict-S A. King, 1873 prop
erty owners, 4j7 polls, 9 privileges
S73 OF.
Seventh District-J. b Blackwell
343 property owners, 1856 polls, 7 priv
ileges; $40 SO.
property owners, 4O6 polls, Is priv
eyes; 1853 90.
Ninth DistriCt-W. II. Allen, "a
property owners, 25S polls; $40 95.
Tenth Di.trict-T. T. Mcdonald, IS
properly owners, 1873 polls, "a priv
eyes; s72 81
Eleventh District--J. S. Wer q
property owners, 1903 polls; S57 80
Twelfth Dis,riCr-W. II. Nelson, II
property owners, 1874 polls, Sprivilege
{42 SO.
Thirteenth Disr ct-spenCer Davi
2ll property owners. 776 polls; $50 A
Fourteenth District-G orge Elliot
1878 properly owners, 1876 polls, 4
privileges; 1912 70,
Fifteenth Dietrict-J. s. RswlinR
4i6 property owners, 29l polls,
privileges; SSl 80
Six 'eenIh Dittrict-W. i. Harve
2ll property owners, 273 polls; S45 3
Seventeenth Dstrict-H. M. Bake
1913 property owners, 245 polls; $3l A
Eighteenth District-W. II. Goat
287 property owners, 240 polls; $50 0
BASEBALL NOTES.