Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-21

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John McAleer ..... Al O5
George W. Parish .... 2 so
Il. Lowell & Son ............ 80 So
Il. p. Bond ....-........ 40 66
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Water Works
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n. Il. Hull 8 SO
Il. p. Bond. 6 l6
j. W. lyman 30 AZ
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w. Il. Nell & CO..... IS
q. Il. MOttWilder ........... 271 50
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Pay roll November, 1854. 7O3 To- 1885 50
Total .$I2,77 81
The account of Thomas Houlihan for $I3l %,
alluded to in report of the committee, was
also passed for payment.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Health and Cemetery. to
whom was referred the petition of W. T.
Daniels and others for permission to transfer
lot No. 1896 Laurel Grove Cemetery to Mrs. A.
NJ. Sagurs, report faVOrably to the same.
j. j. WILDER,
Charm Com. on Health and Cemetery.
Report adopted.
The Finance Committee, to whom was re-
ferred the petition Of 5. p. Goodwin relative
to lost badges for vehicles, report in favor of
said petition. SAMUEL p. HAMILTON.
OAAAA man AnAnOC 0OAnLu4lICOs
Report adopted.
The Finance Committee, to whom was re-
terred the petition of Z. Moran relative to lost
badges Tor V~ehlcles, report in favor of said pc
ttlOn. SAMUEL p. HAMILTON.
Chairman Finance Committee.
Report adopted.
the petition of II. G. Cunningham to repair
house on northeast corner of DraytOn street
ana Congress street lane, report favorably to
Chairman Committee on Fire.
Report adopted.
The Fire Committee, to whom was referred
the petition of III. Buntz for permission to
build piazza to house corner South Broad and
Floyd streets, respectfully report in favor of
same, provided the said piazza does not
Chairman Committee on Fire.
Report adopted.
The Committee on Fire, to whom was referred
the communication of A. Fernandez, Chief
Fireman., relative to hose carts, respectfully
beg to recommend that the wheels of the two
hose carts be thoroughly repaired.
Chairman Committee on Fire.
Report adopted.
The Committee on Gas, to whom was re-
ferred the communication of A. Fernandez,
CHEF Fireman, relative to gas pipe stOps. beg
leave to say that they do not consider that the
matter contained therein should be enter
tanned by them, as their duties are limited to
the lighting of the city. The petition should
have been referred to the COMMITTEES on Fire
and Streets and Lanes, the duties of which
comprise the consideration of the matter to
which the Chief Fireman directs attention.
The Committee on Gas respectfully ask to be
relieved from further consideration of the
petition, and suggest that ii be referred to the
committees above named.
Chairman Committee on Gas.
Referred back to Committee on Gas, with
out instructions to report by ordinance.
The Committee on Dry Culture and Health
and Cemetery, to whom was referred the pc
tition of sundry citizens relative to the cOndi-
ton Of BllbO canal, beg leave to report, that
until a general plan for house drainage is per-
fected, in the opinion of your Committee, it
would be ineXpedlent to make such an eX-
pendlture as would be necessary to
carry out the views of petitioners.
But your committee would recommend
that the passage of the bill now pending
In the General Assembly be expedited as
much as possible, in order that a more per-
feet system of drainage in and around the
city may be speedily effected, and thus the re-
hei asked Tor by petitioners be afforded;
Chairman Committee on Dry Culture.
J. j. WILDER,
ChairmanCommittee on Health and Cemetery.
Report adopted.
OFFICE CITY MARSHALL
SAVANNAH, Nov. 10, 1884.
Tot the HonorG6te Mayor and Aldermen city Of
GENTLEMEN respectfully report that I'M
der the ordinance passed in Council June %.
1881, l have served upon the following persons
to wit: Lot No. 6 Tower tything, Decker
ward, property of Mrs. NJ. G. Terrell; lot No.
| ) Holland tything, Percival ward, property of
Mrs. Ii. Bambrick; lot No. 2 Second tything,
Reynolds ward, property of Mrs. Sarah q.
Winter-the notice to repair sidewalks (Origi-
nal with return thereon being on file in my
office, and hat the time for such repairs eX-
pired on the seventeenth day of November,
1884, without said repairs having been made,
l.. l.. GOODWIN, City Marshal.
Report received and Marshal instructed to
repair sidewalks IN accordance with Ordi-
nance.
ORDINANCES.
Ordinance read the first time Nov. 5, 1884,
read a second time Nov. 10, 1854, placed upon
its passage and passed.
AN ORDINANCE to amend an ordinance en-
titled an ordinance to provide for the open
ing and to declare open certain streets, and
to extend the plan of the city of savannah
over the limits west of the Ogeechee canal
and for other purposes.
SECTION l.. The MdVOr and Aldermen of the
city Of SG0dnndh, in Council assembled, do here
by OrdGi1, That section 2 of ordinance passed
in Council June 8, 1881, entitled an ordinance
to provide for the opening, and TO declare open
certain streets, and to extend the plan of the
city of Savannah over the limits west of the
Ogeechee canal, and for other purposes, be
amended by adding to said section the follow
ing words, land that all that area or portion
of land east of the land so given by the Ocean
Steamship Company, lying between it and
said canal, necessary for the projection
of said street west of said canal, be and the
same is hereby declared to be open and a part
of a public way and an extension of Bay
street, formerly Joachim street, in said
city of savannah, from and Immediately
after freehOlders appointed by lawful
authority shall lay out and assess the
value of SAID area or portion of land so taken
and the award of such treeholders shall have
been returned to and accepted by the City
Council of Savannah.
Ordinance read the first time Nov. s., 1884,
read a second time Nov. 10, 1884, placed upon
It's passage and passed.
AN ORDINANCE to name certain unnamed
streets in the city of Savannah.
SECTION l. The Mayor and aldermen of the
| ns4,.1F -run fs Ioagaasy uooo.aIyaJ 10 Lao
BIZ OrddiR, That the following streets which
have been laid out and dedicated as streets be
and the same are hereby named as follows:
That street in Davis ward running north and
south from Gordon street lane, in sand city, to
lot belonging to estate of a. S. Hartridge.
which street is 40 feet IN width, shall be
known as Bowen street. That certain other
street in said ward running east and west
from said Bowen street to Price street in said
city, which street is 40 feet in width, and is
next street south of Gordon street, shall be
known as Davis street. That certain other
street in said ward running east and west
from said Bowen street 10 Price street in said
city, which street is 40 feet in width, and is
next street south of said Davis street, shall be
known as Hartridge street. That certain
other street running from Gwlnnett street to
Huntingdon street in said city, between Aber-
corn and DraytOn streets, which street is
forty (4O) feet in width, shall be known as Good
win street. That certain other street running
from Jefferson to Montgomery street, next
south of Huntington street, in said city, which
street is forty (40l feet in width, shall be
| known as Torch street. That certain other
street running east ana west from the Hebrew
Congregation Lot to West Boundary street,
next south of Walker street, in said city,
which street is forty (40) feet in width, shall
be known as Cohen street. That certain other
street running north and south from Jones
street continued to Garden Lot No. 4 of the
tan yard tract, being the first street west of
Wilson street, in said city. which street
Is thirty-fve feet wide, shall be known as
Spruce street, That certain other street, run
ming north and south from Jones street loon
tinuedi to Garden lot No. 1 of the tan yard
tract, being the second street west of Wilson
street in SAID city, which street is forty feet
in width, shall be known as Guerard street,
That certain other street lying north of and
running parallel with the north line of Laurel
Grove Cemetery, which street Is twenty t20)
feet wide, shall be known as Sycamore street.
That certain other street lying west of Laurel
Grove Cemetery and running north and
south, which said street is forty feet in width,
shall be known as Spring street.
Ordinance read the first time Nov. g., 1884.
read a second time NoY. 10. 1854. placed upon
its passage and passed.
AN Ordnance to regulate the manner of
making sewer connections in the city Of Sa-
vannah, and the manner of laying down gas
pipes, water pipes and railroad tracks in The
paved streets of said city.
SECTION 1. The Mayor and Aldermen of the
City Of SdUdnndh, az Council assembled. do
hereby OrdGiR, That from and after the pas
sage of this ordinance it shall be unlawful for
any plumber, gas litter, or other person or
corporation, TO dig up any portion of any
paved street in said city of Savannah for the
purpose of laying down gas or water pipes, or
making sewer connection or laying railroad
tracks; but whenever it shall be necessary for
said purpose to take up any portion of the
pavement on any street in said city. the same
shall be done on application by the said city at
the cost and expense of the party for whom
the work is done.
SEC. 2. And it is further ordained 6y the au-
fhOrftu Aforesaid. That from and after the