The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-02

tnul every lOIliuh 'l WV w, H'h.'A
he more easily reached. The Council
was in favor Of such plan. President
Hadden said Madison street might be
opened through Henry avenue to the
! Lonsdale Bplace; that Turley street
| should be extended from Beale to
Gayoso; I.auderdale from Union to
Monroe. and to the Memphis and
Charleston railroad There was no
crossing. he said, from Wellington TO
Marshal avenue, distance OF about
5000 feet. He understood that II Mon
roe street were extended through the
Frame property, the Memphis ana
Charleston railroad would have TO
build A bridge over the street and
that Pontotoc and Linden streets, II
extended, would have to be built UNI
der the railroad tracks.
On motion the President was in
structed to take preliminary steps TO
open Turley street to Gayoso, also to
omen Linden, Pontotoc, Madison and
Monroe TO eastern city limits, Lauder
dale to Madison and p geon Roost
road
FIRST NATIONAL. TAKES rnE PLUM.
The quest on Of selecting u deposl-
torylfor the city funds then came up
none of the banks except the Man
haitian Savings Bank offering inter
est. but all Of them offering bond
} Ton ballots were taken us follows:
First NATIONAL, 3, ,, ~, :, 8, 5
3,5. -
20. ooooo
Union and Planters-l, l. !, l. !, !
o, l, o., 0. q
= On the eighth ballot, the Union an
Planters being the lowest, was, in ~
. cordance with previous resolution
9 dropped On the ninth the state Ma
! tiona was dropped and on the tent
= the First National carried off the prli
. by vote Of five to three.
!. BIDS ToR SIGNS.
y The secretary was instructed to a
It yertise for bids for placing wood ~
c tin signs, with the name Of the stree
t. painted ON them,
= NEW ORDINANCES.
s, The City Attorney read the ORD
e nance against the storing OF lumb
within certain limits, and it pass
the second and final reading
The pound ordinance providing
the impounding of loose cattle, hors
., hogs and geese and the filming OF t
~ owner, passed final reading.
'e. DRIVING LOOSE STOCK,
~ ~ The following ordinance to regul;
ia the manner of and the routes TO
nj followed in moving live stock throu
ad the streets Of the Taxing District
oJ / That herds OF horses, mules, c
w tie swine or sheep being brought II
al or taken out of the city limits OF
~ Nv Taxing District shall pursue the rou
al ~ following, namely; Between the dcl
l of the Louisville and Nashville n
y" wav and the stables on Monroe sire
49, 49, through Auction, Front and the stal
~. ON Monroe street. between the ri
rJs landing and the stock'yards, FRO
rry Auction and Seventh streets; betw'
the railway depOts III Ille soulh
~. part of the city and the stables
- ~, Monroe street through Calhoun,
" Martin, Second and Monroe sire,
nj. between the river landing and stat
81 ON Monroe street. through Front
,tv Monroe streets; between the dePo
eyw the Memphis and Charleston road
NV. the stables on Monroe street, thro'
nm. Monroe street 90.
eet Such animals shall not be du
All through thostreets unless accompaI
,n,. by a force OF men sufficient to con
hos them, and in quite and orderly n
' 'ro' mer. and each lot shall be preceded
inc minutes by mounted man ringln
,tiil bell and carvings placard announ'
Z a in large letters the coming OF a Il
the lot Of animals.
tho Any violation will subject the p'
Wv TO a fine Of not less than 81 nor II
not than $50
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