Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-02
by permission and approval of the Sanitary

by permission ana approVai OF the SANITARY
Board.
SECTION I. Be it orFataed BY TIE Mdyor and
Aldermen of re Cry OF SqcdRRdA, "a C9aRest
assembled. dnd Il j. ordained ~ the d1thoFitg
Of TIE sane. That from and after the passage
Of this ordinance no permission shall be grant
ed 10 make sewer connections or LOT Otner
works of a similar character or fOr lay ing
mines or for any work which may involve the
turning up of the soil between the first day OF
Nav and the first day Of November OF each
wear. unless the same shall be approved by the
Board of Sanitary Commissioners
SEC > ARd IL Is further ordained by TIE
.YgfforfrB q r0FsSdj1, That If any person snail
turn up the soil of any part of said city be-
tween the first day of May and the hrst DAY OF
November of each year without permission, as
Drovided in the first section OF this ordinance,
ne or she shall. on conviction thereof IN the
Police Court. be fined not less than nye nor
more than one hundred dollars, or imprisoned
moi moro than thirty DAYS. or both, in the dis
cretien Of the Mayo or Acting Mayor presld-
ing in said court.
SIC. 3. 4 nj L Is TNTther ordQWed ~ tHs
authority aforesaid. That all ordinances ana
parts of ordinances. 50 far a they initiate win
this ordinance. be and the same are hereby
repealed.
PETITIONS AND APPLICATIONS.
Petition Of sundry hucksters relative to
market fees. Referred to Committee on Mar
Petition OF Uraine L. Gaudry, executrix es-
tate j. +. Gaudry. asking for permission 10 sell
lot 6l5 and fraction Of lot attached, IN Laurel
Grove Cemetery, TO F. W. ;. WOOlhOpter. Re-
ferred to Committee on Health and Cemetery.
Petition of sundrv citizens relative to by
drant for hose company. Referred 70 CON-
mittee on Water Works.
Petition of sundry citizens asking extern
sion Of water main on Bolton street, from
Jefferson to WestBroad streets. Referred to
Committee on Water Works.
Petition OF ID. l.. Roberts trustee. relative
TO drain on lot No. 3 garden lot. Referred TO
Committee on Dry Culture.
Application Of Frank y. Douglass to make
.at p % "a
and President streets with BrOughton street
sewer. Referred to Committee on streets
and Lanes with power To act.
The following applications, approved and
forwarded by Fire Committee, were granted:
FOR BUILDING.
J. NJ. Solomons. trustee. CASTOR lane and
Price street. No. - Davis ward.
Julius jenkins, Han and East Broad streets.
Atlantic ward. Collins lots.
Rev. John Whitaker. East Broad street. No.
Il and p Schley ward.
J. J. Dale. north side Jones, No. IS TrOup
ward.
John W. Keller, on Hall street, No. Is Charl-
ton ward.
II. Pyat. Hall and East Broad. No. Collins
lot. Atlantic ward.
julius Kaufman. Congress lane and Dray-
ton. No. 5, east half Tyrconnel tything.
John Torch, jefferson. near Huntington
streets, Nos. 81 and IS CASTOR ward.
". X. Wilkinson, Waldburg lane. No. y
White ward.
FOR RETAINING.
Andrew Ambrose. BrOughtOn street No. >,
west half Washington ward.
{. Rocker. corner Berrien and Vest Broad
streets No. > r corner Berrien ward.
Lee Roy Myers, north side CASTOR No. 40.
Monterey ward.
Julia Crowley. Broughton street No. Is, east
half Washington ward.
Mrs. II. ', Comming. Liberty lane No. 9,
Lafayette ward.
John Fitzgerald. north side Of state street
No. ID. southeast quarter Green ward.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Alderman Wilder
Res0icsd. That authority be and the same i
hereby granted to ;. If. Seyle and Melissa
Hesse to exchange lots 1855 and 1856 in Lau-
rel Grove Cemetery. Adopted.
BY Water Works Committee
Resolre,l, That the W alter Works Committee
be authorized TO purchase mule. wagon and
partment. the cost Of which shall not exceed
the sum Of two hundred and fifty dollars.
Adopted
BY Alderman O'Connor-
Rss0iced by the NdHOr and Alde17aen of the
/ city al STrdHHdh IL Council assembled, That
1t l. considered proper and TO the advantage
Of the city TO offer for sale at the present time,
or when application IS made therefor. the re-
naming lots belonging to the city. or many
Of them "a the Committee on Public sales and
City Lots shall determine. Lost.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The appeal cases Of Dudley Cox and A.
Samuels, fined in the Police Court April 20,
1888. for violating city ordinances, were heard.
The decision of the Mayor pro ten. in said
eases was confirmed by Council. On motion
the fines imposed were RENTED.
No further business. on motion. Council ad-
iourned, FRANK Z. REBARER,
ClprE of Council