The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-15
OFFICIAL
RERORTs.

REBORTs.
The committee on streets and lanes, to
whom was referred petition of A. H. Entel-
man. asking permission to erect stoops to
| house on lot No. 81 Mercer ward report favor
! ably to same. w. L. O'BRIEE,
| Chairman Committee on Streets and Lanes.
Report adopted.
The committee on health and cemetery to
| whom was referred the petition of Mrs +. j.
| S. Hardwick, calling attention to previous
| petition made by her relative to charges for
! cleaning privy vaults and asking that council
| will give same attention. beg leave to say
! that the committee has already reported ad-
| Versely to original petition.
Chairman Committee on Health and Gene
terry.
Report adopted.
The Joint committee on health and GENE
| terry and finance, to whom was referred the
| petition OF Wliham Larsneay LOT remuleTa-
! ton for articles destroyed by order OF the
health authorities, reported adversely to
| same X. b. HARRIS
Chairman Joint Committee
Report adopted.
The Joint committee on health and Gene
terry and finance, to whom was referred the
petition of Mrs. s. A. Einstein for reInunera-
| ton for articles destroyed by order of the
| health authorities, report adversely to same
R. b. HARRIS
Chairman Joint Committee
! Report adopted.
| terry and finance, to whom was referred the
| petition of Mrs L. Milligan, for remunera-
| ton for articles destroyed by order of the
health authorities, report adversely to same.
II. b. HARRIS,
Chairman Joint Committee
Report adopted.
The joint committee on health and ceme-
terry and finance, TO whom was referred the
petition of sundry persons for remuneration
for articles destroyed by order of the health
authorities on account OF cases of contagious
diseases recommend the payment of the fol-
1otgpcr n the Dlrfieg named herein.
John L. HenneSsy ..............-........S 90
Orphans Home of the p. E, church . 103 25
Thomas A. Palmer. observation-disclosures. 10 90
Mrs. Marie Kramer. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Total. .........................S12 9 %
r. B. HARRIS.
Chairman Joint Committee.
Report adopted.
The Joint committee on health and cemetery
and nnance to whom was referred the petit
ton of Fred Douglass for remuneration for
articles destroyed by order of the health au-
thorities, reported adversely to same.
Chairman Joint Committee.
Report adopted
The committee on health and cemetery, to
whom was referred the petition OF the At
lantic Contracting Company by John L. Cay
nor president, relative TO purchase of rock at
quarantine station recommend that all of the
rock at the upper station be sold to the At
lantic Contracting Company at one dollar (SD
per ton. X, d. HARRIS,
chairman Committee on Health and Gene
terry.
Report adopted.
The committee on health and cemetery, to
whom was referred the bids for construction
Of fumigatng plant al quarantine station, in
GLIDING buildings machinery ETC. as per
specifications submitted, recommend that the
bid Of John Rourke & son for Si297 the low
est bid. be accepted
We further recommend that James Cornell
be employed as superintendent OF said work
at a cost not to exceed 500 per month. and
further that good and sufficient bond be re-
quired of the contractors iMessrs Rourke e.
Som for the faithful performance Of the work
K. 3. HARRIS
Chairman Committee on Health ana Cemetery
Report adopted
The committee on opening streets 10 whom
was referred the petition OF Mrs Emma
Goodson calling attention TO the fact that lot
No. % OF block H. Hull subdivision on Fifth
street projects about 40 feet over line of
street as laid out on city map and asks re-
enumeration for same or some other land in
lieu Of same. recommend that petitioner be al
lowed to build on lot, as by the change con
templated In line Of street the city will not
require the land in question.
TIL. MCMILLAN.
Cbairman Special Committee on Opening
Streets.
Report adopted
The committee on opening streets 70 whom
was referred the petition Of y. g. purse III
reference 10 certain land 10 comulete the
opening Of Harmon street. recommend that
the city pay the parties - per cent. Of the