The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-11
OFFICIAL.

of beer pump, as he has disconnected same.
Referred 10 committee on wafer and finance.
Petition OF trustees Georgia lnflrmary. ask
ing for an additional ap' ropriation for said in
Urinary. Referred to committee on health and
cemetery and finance
Application Of B. Flood, for permission to
make sewer connection with Anderson street
kewer from premises on Anderson street. near
West Br I'D street. Referred 10 committee on
streets and lanes with power to aot
ORDINANCES.
Ordinance on its first reading Jan. g. 1898:
By Special Committee on Railroads
AN ORDINANCE TO grant certain rights and
privileges and property 10 the Florida Central
and Peninsuar Railroad Company upon the
terms and conditions expressed In this ordi-
nance.
SECTION /. Be 1t ordained by the mayor aud
aldermen Of the city OF Savannah in council as
sembled, that for the purpose of having that
certain way or avenue used by the Florida
Central and Pennsular Railroad Com pany "a a
means OF entrance into he city OF Savannah.
which bounds on the north lots forty-one an,
forty two (42l, forty-th.ee t43l forty.four (44l
forty five t45). forty-si t46l, forty seven "a.
and forty eight tsS), Springfield plantation, the
mayor and aldermen of the city OF Savannah
viii cause the said way or avenue to be widened
by proper proceedings for this purpose so az
to add strip one hundred feet from
the northern portion of the lots desg-
mated Except lot AZ and running from
tire eastern line OF said lot forty one t4il to the
eastern line of lot forty eight 49,, unless the
SAID railroad company shall acquire by pur-
than one hundred feet: and In this event the
said city of Savannah will pay much as three
thousand 5000 dollars 10 lieu of the acquisi.
tton by the said city of this strip by purchase or
condemnation proceedings. The city OF Sa-
yannah is to be put to no expense IN the mat
ter, save upon the condition that the said way
or avenue so widened shall be used by tie said
railroad company for the purpose of its right
OF way in entering the said city OF Savannah as
terminus of the said railroad company
SEC. 2 BE it further ordained, That the said
and nAlNFFa Of Ga4r h
will sell and convey TO tbs said railroad CON-
pauy lots numbers ninety one yil, ninety.two
te2h ninety-six t96l ninety-seven iO7l and
ninety-eight 9Sl, Springfield plantation, for the
sum of one thousand dollars $1,000
SIC. B. BE it furthe- ordained, That the mayor
and aldermen Of the city OF Savannah will give
TO the sald railroad company an option until
FEB. ], 1894, for the purchase by this said com.
pany from the city OF Savannah for the sum of
ten thousand dollars of that certain lot desg-
mated on the map Of said city as city lot mum
Der seventy tTOj, bounded on the north by Gwin-
nett street and on the south by Sycamore street,
End of the ton lots on the east OF said city lot
number seventy 70), designated rs city lots
numbers Sc enty-one TIN seventy two (72l,
seventy-three as, seventy four al, seventy
five G5, seventy-six t76l seventy.seven CT7),
seventy eight 0Sl, seventy-nine t79l, and eighty
(S0l provided always that these lots are to be
conveyed To the said railroad company, on the
payment OF the said SUN, upon the conditions
that the same are to be used by II solely and ex
clusively for railroad purposes and are 70 re-
only so long as they are so used
SEC. & Be it further ordained, That the agree
ments, rights and concessions made and con
templated by the first three section OF this ordi-
nance are subject to the conditions, etipula-
tions and considerations that the said railroad
company shall complete and shall be operating
its railroad from that certain station on its line
| in the state OF Florida known as Harris Road
station TO the said city OF Savannah as it's ter
minus by the first day OF February, 1884, and
| the said company shall ty that time be regu-
| said portion OF the road into the said city of
| Savannah, and shall also thereafter continue TO
| run them regularly.
SEC. 5. That ali ordinances and parts OF or
| dinanoes in conflict with this ordinance are
| hereby repealed.
Ordinance on its first reading Dec q, 1892
| read a second time Jan. 4, 1898, placed on its
| passage and passed:
| AN ORDINANCE to require the Central Railroad
and Banking Company of Georgia 90 place
gates on each side OF its tracks whore the
said tracks cross Bay street extended In the
| city of Savannah.
SECTION l. Be it ordained by the mayor and
| aldermen of the city OF Savannah In council as
| sembled, for the purpose OF protebtion to per-
| son and property, That the Central Railroad
| and Banking Company of Georgia, the railroad
| company which now crosses by its tracks Bay
street as extended In the city of Savannah, is
| hereby required Co place and maintain on each
| side OF their tracks at the said crossings gates
| similar to those now used aud maintained by the
| Savannah, Florida aud Western Railway Com
phuY at Inc tJWlruett sLTeeI which
| gates shall be erected and maintained within
three months from the passage OF this ordinance.
| SEC. 2. Should the said company fail to
erect and maintain the said gates. as required
by the first section Of this ordinance, IL shall be
| liable. upon conviction before the Tolice court
| of the city of Savannah, TO fine not to exceed
one hundred dollars for each weeks delay there
| after, the delay for each week constituting
| separate and distinct otfense.
| SEC 8. Be it further ordained, That all ordi-
nances and parts Of ordinances In conflict
| with this ordinance are hereby repealed
Ordinance on its first reading Dec. u. read
second time January. 1888, placed on Its passage
| and passed:
| AN oRDIsANCE to permit the use by the Subur-
ban and West End Railway Company of Rail
road street and the Louisville road In the city
Of Savannah, subject to the conditions herein
mentioued:
| SECTION 1. Be 1t ordained by the mayor and
| aldermen of the city OF Savannah In council
assembled That the Suburban and West End
| Railway Company, a railroad corporation Of
| the city of Savannah. be and 1t is hereby au-
| thorized to lay and construct Its tracks and to
| operate its railroad commencing at the inter
section of West Broad and Railroad streets and
running thence westwardly on the said Railroad
street and ouisyile road to the city limits sub
| ject to the following conditions: ]. The work
| Of laying the tracks shal be commenced within
six months from the 2Sth day OF November,
| 1899, and shall be completed on the route mem
| toned within one year from said date. 2. The
| tracks shall be laid and constructed within the
| city limits under the direction and control Of
| LHb COmnitltt VI biECttb hhu lhhC9 VI VI bho
| city engineer as the representative
| of the said committee. 8. The said road shall
| be operated by horse power or electricity in ac-
| cordance with the city ordinances, and especially
| in accordance with that certain ordinance
| adopted on the 9th day Of July, 1890, and en-
| titled ian ordinance 10 authorize the Savannah
| Street and Rural Resort Railroad Company, the
| City and Suburban Railway Company and the
| Coast Line Railway Company, Corporations
| located in the city of Savannah, TO use cleo
| tricty as a motive power for their cars In the
streets of the city OF Savannah upon the terms
| and conditions herein expressed, and for other
purposes and the said Suburban and West End
| Railway Company shall, before beginning its
work, sign the agreement provided for by the
said ordinance and required of other railways.
SEC. 2. BE IL further ordained, That all ordi-
nances and parts of ordinances in conflict with
this ordinance are hereby repealed.
ELECTIONS.
The following city officers we're elected TO
serve for the term sec forth by ordinances:
Clerk of Council-Frank f.. Rebarer.
City Treasurer-C. s. Hardee
City Marshal-R J. Wade
Chief OF Police-Jonn Green.
Assistant hief Of Police-Owen +. Reilly.
Recorder Police Court-H. e. Wilson.
City Engineer-W. j. VIM.
Harhor Master-R. G. Kennedy
Clerk OF the Market. =. O'Brien.
City Attorneys Samuel b. Adams
Messenger Of Council--John Harrison.
Keeper Laurel Grove Cemetery-G. W. Alley.
Keeper Pest House-M A. Fahey.
Measurers and Inspectors Of Timber and
Lumber George p. Jordan.
inspectors OF Naval stores-R. +. Register, s.
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