The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-10

terial az enumerat ID, and guarantee
1000 gallons of water per hour for the
sun Of $500. With this abundant
supply secured we propose to utilize
it in the accomplishment Of the OBJ.
iect sought by having it conveyed by
steam pump to reservoir or tank on
the Courthouse, thence through pipes
along Center alley to a tank at jail,
thence to be distributed as needed.
We would also recommend as
precautionary measure the re-
opening of the large Cou thouse cistern
and a proper covering for same,
in order that it may be Reptfilled with
ready supply Of good water. The
following summary will, in cur judg-
ment, approximate the expenditure
necessary TO inset the sc Inflammation
SO deyoutly wished"
Furnishipg material and sinking
well, by +. II. Cook, $500; furnishing
and laying pipes from G u'thouse to
iail, $ll75; tank st Courthouse, S240;
repairing tank ct Jail, $40; boiler aud
setting, complete, j400; reopeniCg cis-
terns at Courthouse and incidentals,
500, making a total cost of $500.
This may be regarded rs large sum
to expend for the use Of that element,
which, in popular estimation, should
be ike salvation, without money and
without price," but when it is remam-
bered that the county is now paying
annually $500 for that feeble substl-
tute known as 'the third best" we
Ill. .l,,.o abo,,l1 la ~, bae;tot;n,, 90
10 your action, and especially should
this be 30 as TO the jail, ss we think
considerations of humanity alone
sufficient to prompt the relief which
pure water would carry to the unfor
tupats inmates therein. We there.
fore respe c.iully recommend the &C.
cep'aucs by the court of The PROPOSE
ton herein made by Mr.. Cook, also
the accompanying suggestions of your
committee, that the sum Of $500 be
appropriated as specified, and that
YOU appoint committee with authori-
ty to make the necessary contracts for
the prompt accomplishment OF the
coveted boon.
JUDGES APPOINTED.
The following judges of election
were appointed, the clerks to be
chosen later by Coroner Coleman:
First Ward-Judges, Water Law
less, Thos. McKeon, John Sheshau.
Second Ward judges, Pat Fanni-
gan, VIM Ryan, James Beattie.
Third Ward Judges, Simon W.
Green, P. +. Hopkins, L. s. Hill.
Fourth Ward--Judg's, S A. Pep
per, + j. Badinelli, Representative
Hudson.
Fifth Ward-Judges, Frank Caz ,s5a,
]. T. Lawler end N. w. Speers, jr.
Sixth Ward-Judpes, John Mergle,
Bob Lee and w. 4. Kennedy.
Seventh Ward--Judges, j. A. For
rest, f. A. Jones and Fred Savage.
f ghth Ward - Judges, Thomas
Coyne, Il. G.. Tucker and VIM. + nnie
Ninth Wa,d-Judees A. T. Hayden,
J.. Lawhorn and f. w. Buttenhaus
Tenth Warl-Judges, l.. T.. Wright,
John Becker and II smith.
First Disadvantages, j. H. Sink,
j. G.. MCCslls and j. d Slaughter.
SeCoad District 49, Ju'gle, John
Dryer, Spencer Armour and Ton
Henderson.
Third District judges, q Rhyme,
3. Il. Hawkins and AT Dundridse.
Fourth DRtrict-Judges, T q. Rowe,
S. r Busby and N. jackson.
Fifth Districs--Judges, j. d. Monte
donico, j. P. Sykes aud Peter Morris
Sixth District (PoinO-Judges, j. $.
Terrell, w. H. Rhodes and L. M. Wal
ton.
Sixth District (R leigh Judges, f.
J Buirow, W. II, Hodges aud p. b.
Fields,
Seventh Disadvantages. S. A Nun.
son, B F. Williford and A. Blew.
Eighth District Arlington Judges,
Henry Marles, John Pool and James
Ware.
Brunswick-Judgcs, d. G.. Ritten-
house, W. II. Bend and ]. NJ. CIR fin,
Log Union-Judges, j. @. Nicely, j.
GLAND and Il. Wellborn.
Ninth District--JudRes, j. II. Pat
rick, r snowden and John Mebaue.
Observation-Disclosures, j. r. Ssnderlin,
]. r. Galloway and John Harris.
Co'lierville-Judges, T. W. Allen,
DIR. H. Irby and Silas Holmes.
Forrest Bill-Judges, R w. Spen-
Ger, ". IL. Cohn and Spsncer
Roberts.
Eleventh District - Judges, s. @.
Garner A. ONeill and Jack Bradley.
Twelfth District (0akville)-Judges,
W. d. Harrison, II. L. Ellis and Lous
Pavne.
Grange Hall Judges, DR.. Ham.
George Holmes and Toney Edwards,
Thirteenth Disadvantages, p. II.
Bof1rd, W. l.. Meur and Burrell Lee
Fourteenth DistIilt-Judges, f. P.
Carroll, w. n Hemp, George Elliott.
Fifteenth District-Judges, G. r
Powell, WFaver Kendall, A. II Smith.
Six eenthv District Judges, N. @.
Mccullough, 7. d. Mendenhall, Ben
Ma sic.
Seventeenth District (McConnell's)
Judges, Jonn Hudspah, James Fite,
w. w. Stecar
Island Forty-Judgcs, Cherries e.
lott, ALI Howard, James segman.
Eighteenth District-JudCe7, j. j.
Haley, George Rutland, j. II. Bamum.