Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-16

than said owners, tenants. occupiers or their
agents or servants taking. removing or inter
ferlng with any such barrels or boxes shall,
on conviction thereof in the Police Court, o.
nned net less than lSlo9 ten dollars nor more
than $50 thirty dollars. or imprisoned not
more than thirty DAYS. or both. in the discre-
ton q the Mayor or acting Mayor presiding
in said court.
The ordinance to prohibit the making of
bon treS IN the streets. lanes. squares. ETC..
was by permission withdrawn.
ordinsnce read in Council for the first time
Mafrh 4, NY, and by unanimous consent OF
Council read a second time, placed upon its
passage and passed.
By Finance Committee
An ordinance to regulate the taking out OF
licenses IN the city OF savannah for certain
kinds OF business. and 70 require same 70 DC
taken out IN all cases before commencing busl-
ness. for which said licenses are required TO
be taken out, and TO tx penalties Tor VIOLA
ton OF the provisions of this ordinance
SECTION !. Be Il ordained ~ tie Mayer Gad
aldermen 9f TIE city of SlCGRnahs ta t9aneit
assembled, and e Is hereby 0rddiRed 6y ise 0t-
tloritg Of the saaas. That every person trans
acting or Offering 10 transact either OF inc
kinds OF business hereinafter named, shali
before commencing said business take our
license therefor. viz: Every aNctloheeI'
every owner or lessee Of a junk shop or cotton
piekery. every junk dealer, every vendor OF
small wares. huckster, hawker, lncluuthS
dealers IN ice cream. fruit ana poultry, AeeP-
er OF cook stove or cook shop. druinmSr'
runner or solicitor OF trade or orders VIII
out liked place of business: every peouieT.
itInerant or transient trader and transient
persons selling or offering TO sell by samples.
SIC 2 lad 5e Il FURTHER oTddtRetts Ina u
any person shall transact. or oner 70 transSSt,
IN said city. either of the kinds OF euslhtss II
the first section Of this Ordinance sPeelnS,i,
without first obtaining a license therefor; ne
or she shall on conviction thereof IN the l-o-
lice Court, be fined in 4 sum not exceeding
one hundred dollars or imprisoned hot more
than thirty days, or both. in the discretion OF
the court.
SECS. Aad b Il further ordained. That all
ordinances, and parts of ordinances, eonhiet-
ing with the provisions OF this ordinance De,
and the same are hereby. repealed IN 80 Tar as
they 50 conflict, but no further.
PETITIONS AND APPLIc ATOMS
Petition OF Catharine Corbett, for increase
of compensation allowed for injury sustained
by COW falling in defective sewer. keleTreu
TO Committee on Streets and Lanes
Petition Of john Fitzgerald and George H.
Byrnes. for separate titles 10 lot 10, Greene
ward, was. on Recommendation OF the CON-
mittee on Public sales and City Lots, granted.
Petition Of John c. Weaver asking That
liquor license paid for 1888 be refunded. he
having quit business. Referred TO Finance
Petition Of sundIy citizens asking that
pumps be placed at the corner OF W alker ana
Lumber streets. Referred TO Committee on
Petition Of fruit and peanut vendors rela-
tive to stands on the streets. Petition not
granted.
Petition Of Andrew Campbell. relative to
right Of way through stewart street TO Ark
wright Cotton Mills. Referred 30 Committee
on Streets and Lanes.
The following applications, approved and
forwarded by Fire Committee, were granted:
For building-William Wade, River street,
No. Eastern WhaFvess John Torch, y. W.
corner jefferson and Huntingdon streets, No.
u Castor ward; Cyrus SypmOns. Randolph
street. No. ls Magazine ward; W. NJ. Lanier,
Cemetery and Gwinnett streets, Sereven
ward; John Williams, Gwinnett street; No. "a
Sheftall lot: J. &. Heyward, west side Whita-
ker street, Nos. II and u Forsyth ward; John
A. Staley. corner Cemetery and Duffy streets.
For repairng-JOhn Asendorf. south side
Charlton street, No. 81 BartOw ward.
RESOLUTIONS.
/ By Alderman Thomas
Resolcsd, That the thanks Of Council are
due and are hereby rendered the Central Rail-
road and Banking Company for transportation
10 and from Atlanta. Adopted.
/ By Committee on Health and Cemetery
I Resolced, That authority be and the same is
/ hereby granted to Mrs. Mary T. Neufyille 70
convey lots 6S4 and 6S5 Laurel Grove Gene
terry TO Mr.. Geo. : Owens. Adopted.
1 BY Alderman Green
| Rssolred. That a reward OF ,Sl00l one hun
! dred dollars be offered for the apprehension
( Of the pan ~ or parties who. during the night
| alarm box No. 4. and sounded the fire alarm,
I thereby causing the Fire Department to turn
I out to no purpose. Adopted.
/ BY Committee on Public Building
Ac@vatcAs 4lANA tart NpuAihAAttN On u1tit
I Buildings, with the City Surveyor. be in
I structed 10 have the necessary repairs made
/ to the water works At the police barracks.
/ Adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
\ communication was received from Lieut..
john Green, of the police force, relative TO GER
tain garbage allowed to remain on st. Julian
street. between Mont gOmery and Barnard
streets. Referred TO Committee on streets aud
Lanes.
The Committee on Health and Cemetery
presented bids in connection with drainage OF
! the cOlOred cemetery. On motion the bids
were returned to the committee with request
| that new bids. 10 lie made in accordance with
ordinance governing such matters, be called
for.
No further business, on motion. Council ad-
! jOurnedt. FRANK T.. REBAEER.
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