Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-14

vile on the west, and shall be parallel to,
/ ana at a distance OF l27 feet inches from the
| southern line of the second lane, and shall be
| fifty feet in width, and all the following men,
| TONED streets and lanes shall extend between
the same eastern and western limits as are
last above named, and shall be parallel with
the last above mentioned street and with
eacn other and the distance between the fol-
| lowing named streets and lanes shall be the
distances from the southern line of the north
ernmost street or lane to the northern line of
the street or lane next south of it beginning
| with the second and extending south. The
| third street shall be 1873 feet from the second
| street and shall be 40 feet wide. The third
| lane shall be lis feet from the third street
and shall be 20 feet wide. The fourth street
shall be ll5 feet from the third lane and shall
be 60 feet wide. The fourth lane shall he lie
| feet from the fourth street and shall be 20
feet wide. The NTH street shall be lis feet
from the fourth lane and shall be 10 feet
wide. The fifth lane shall be lis feet from
the fifth street and shall be 20 feet wide. The
sixth street shall be rs feet from the fifth
lane and shall be GO feet wide. The sixthlane
shall be lis feet from the sixth street
and shall be twenty feet wide. The seventh
street shall be one hundred and fifteen feet
from the sixth lane and shall be one hundred
feet wide. The seventh lane shall be one hun
dred and fifteen feet from the seventh street
and shall be twenty feet wide. The eighth
street shall be enc hundred and fifteen feet
from the seventh lane and shall be sixty feet
wide. The eighth lane shall be one hundred
and fifteen feet from the eighth street and
Shall DC twenty Itct Nluc. Inc ninth street
shall be one hundred and fifteen feet from the
eighth lane and shall be sixty feet wide. The
ninth lane shall be one hundred and fifteen
feet from the ninth street, and shall be
twenty feet wide. The tenth street
shall be one hundred and fifteen feet
from the ninth lane and shall be 60 feet wide
The tenth lane shall be lis feet from the tenth
street, and shall be 20 feet wide The eley-
enth street shall be lis feet from the tenth
lane, and shall be go feet wide. The eleventh
lane shall be ll5 feet from the eleventh street,
and shall be 20 feet wide. The twelfth street
shall be lis feet from the eleventh lane. and
shall be 60 feet wide.
SEC. 5. Be it further ordained 6y the author
5ty aforesaid, That it shall be the duty of the
CITY surveyor to indicate the true line on
which buildings and fences are to be placed
in the said extended limits under same regu-
latlons as same are done IN other parts of the
city Of Savannah.
PETITIONS AND APPLICATIONS.
Petition of William Wade, President United
Hydraulic Cotton Press Company, and John
=. Wheaton, Vice President Tyler Cotton
Press Company, asking that a wooden box or
brlck sewer OF sufficient capacity be laid in
the bottom of ditch from the Perry lane canal
northwardly along the base of the hill to St.
Julian street, and thence eastwardly near the
southern line of st. Julian street to Lamar's
creek. Referred to Committee on Dry Gull
ture and Streets and Lanes.
Petition OF sundry fruit dealers relative to
specific tax on their business. Referred to
Committee on Finance.
Petition OF John w. Deacy. Chimney Con-
tractor Eastern division, relative to cOllec-
ton OF fees for sweeping chimneys. Referred
TO Corporation Attorney to advise as to means
of collection.
clarke executors asking that streets be opened
70 lots Nos; W, "a, IS Springfield plantation.
Not granted.
Petition of John Grehan relative to walls
of house on lot q North Oglethorpe ward,
ana asking that he be allowed to proceed with
work. Referred to Committee on Fire
Petition OF Mr.. r. Palmes, asking to be re-
neveu from paying specific tax on stand in
Marshall House. Petition not granted.
Application of Th0s. Halligan, asking per-
mission to make sewer connection from
premises, corner Perry and Bull streets, with
Terry street lane sewer. Referred to Com
mlttee on Streets and Lanes and Sanitary
Board with power to act.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Alderman Thomas
WHEREAS, Council dN on the Goth day Of
February, 1884, by section of the ordinance
passed that day to determine the value Of
real estate, ordain that no buildings or re-
pairs TO the amount of 500 should be made
until permit should be obtained from Clerk of
Council; and whereas, property south OF
Anderson street is exempt from taxation,
ana people owning or improving
such property may think that the
repair or improvement of such
by said ordinance; and whereas, it is of the
utmost importance that a correct record of
dates should be kept of all buildings erected
IN said extended limits; therefore, be it
ReSolGed By the Mayor and Aldernen of the
city Of SaodRRah, That the Clerk of Council
be instructed to publish section of said ordi-
nance calling attention to the same, and that
1t includes that portion of the city south of
Anderson street, and that its provisions will
De enforced IN all parts of the city. Adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
His Honor the Mayor notified Council that
VIM. }. Cleary has been appointed driver in
the Fire Department to fill vacancy occasion
ed by the resignation of James Kearney.
On motion the appointment was confirmed.
Council ADJOURNED.
FRANK f. REBARER,
Clerk of Council.