The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-27


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REPORTS.
The committee on fire, to whom was TO-
ferred the petition of Geo. W. WylIv for ro
mission to make addition to house on lot ~
81 jackson ward, beg leave to report faT tor
ably to same, w M BoHGT t"'oE'
Acting Chairman Committee on Fire.
The committee on streets and lanes -
whom was referred the petition Of the Savsn,
nah, Florida and Western railway for al
ditional tracks on st. Julian street renort IN
favor Of granting same, provided the raiI,va ~
company will permit the proiectioS
| across It's tracks of East Broad street as it is
proposed from Anderson street to Estiii
avenue, without charge to the city and will
protect the drains on st. Julian street against
any damage from the additional tracks
DAVID WELLS,
Acting Chairman Committee on Streets and
Report adopted.
The committee on fire, to whom was re-
ferred the petition Of estate Rachel brown.
| field for permission to repair gable end n,
| house on southeast 4 lot No, Il Green ward
| beg leave 70 report favorably to PRAYER NJ
| petitioner. W. NJ BoEtS
acting Chairman Committee on fire.
The joint committee on fire and streets
| and lanes. to whom was Referred
the petition of Fred Asendorf for
model brick house on lot No. Berrien ward
and place one stone step to each OF the three
doors beg leave to report favorably to Same,
w, NJ. BoHAN.
Report adopted.
| The committee on streets and lanes 70
| whom was referred the petition of Mrs MARI
| E. Wakefield asking COMPENSATION for land
/ given ny her in IaO
| Barnard street, as set by city engineer beg
| TO report that, while not recognizing anvlegsl
| Inability on the part of the city to the petit
| toner, yet. under the circumstances recon-
| mend that the sum of $50 be paid her in fulI
satisfaction of her claim. In the judgmentof
| the committee. this would be adequate com
! pensation, IN view Of the value of other land
! IN the nelghborhood. DAVID WELLS
| Acting Chairman Com. on Streets and Lanes
| Report adopted.
The committee of the whole, to whom was
| referred the petition of the Electric Railway
| Company, relative to hight of trolley wire
| from road-bed Of railroad recently acquired
| by said company, recommend that the petit
| ton be granted, and submit herewith an Ord-
! nance carrying out the recommendations IN.
| der the conditions set forth in the petition,
GEORGE J. MILLS.
| Acting Chairman Committee Of the Whole.
Received for information.
The committee on streets and lanes, to
| whom was referred the petition OF Mrs. L. B.
| Mehrtens TO erect stoop to house on lot IS,
jackson ward, report favorably on same.
DAVID WELLS,
Acting Chairman Committee on Streets and
Lanes
| Report adopted
The committee on streets and lanes, to
whom was referred the petition OF Miss Lizzie
Miller relative to encroachment Of fence on
| premises $50 South Broad street report ad
| versely to same. DAVID WELLS,
Acting Chairman Com. on Streets and Lanes
Report adopted
The committee on streets and lanes to
whom was referred the petition Of George L.
Cope, relative to removing tree in Orleans
| square recommend that the oak be
trimmed so as not to retard the growth OF the
walnut tree. DAVID WELLS,
Acting Chairman Com. on Streets and Lanes.
| Report adopted
Ihe committee on streets and lanes, to
| whom was referred the petition of the estate
| of Catherine James in regard to encroach-
ment, report adversely, there being no en-
croachment. DAVID WELLS,
| Acting Chairman Committee on Streets and
Lanes
Report adopted.
The committee on streets and lanes, to
whom was referred the petition OF j. W.
| Grltfith ct al. asking city authorities to place
| light at the foot of Sims and West Boundary
| streets, report adversely, no funds being
available at present for that purpose:
Acting Chairman Committee on Streets and
and Lanes.
Report adopted.
Inc COulmltte6 on Sbr66IS anu 4dnCoi
whom was referred the petition Of P. D,
Damn, relative to retaining wall, beg IeaVet "
report that same has been repaired;
DAVID WELLS,
Acting Chairman Committee on Streets and
Lanes
Report adopted
The committee on streets and lanes, TO
whom was referred the petition OF SUI! Sunut ~
citizens, asking city to give attention ~
bridge at foot Of Lincoln street and 10 Wsll
extending east OF bridge, same belns , ~
dangerous condition, beg leave to report lhS'
same has been repaired. DAVID WELLS
Acting Chairman Committee on StIeeis anu
Lanes
Report adopted.
The committee OF the whole. TO whom va, was
referred the petition Of the savannah ~
pttal, for aid with which to meet the runulLuss
expenses of said institution, recommend Iuat
the petition be granted and that the amour.
be decided upon by the committee OF In0
whole and put in the budget for 1891
GEORGE J. MILLS;
Acting Chairman Committee of the Whole
Report adopted. ,os
and fire, to whom was referred the peLvtno1t
Of estate J. j. Warning for permission 10 eLeot
stoop with eight steps in Congress sg Pey.
lane to house on lot 10, Third tything' he5
nolds ward, report favorably TO same
DAVID WELLS.
Acting Chairman Joint Committee
Report adopted. .z ,ares
The Joint committee on streets ana IN
and fire, to whom was referred the peviShoo ~
OF Frank Bevin for permission to eIeCt oSt
window to house on lot 8, Elliott ward repol'
fayorably TO same, DAVID WhLitL,1,
Acting Chairman Joint Committee
Report adopted. ,,- -yas
The committee Of the whole, to whom . "To
referred the petition of h. Muhlperg ai .,,ort
dry citizens relative to pawnbrQkers' lCP0''
by ordinance. GEORGE >; MilIItoie
Acting Chairman Committee OF the " no'0'
Received for information. 80 -, come.
The Joint committee on health ana anu the
terry and finance TO whom was releIIou ZION
petition OF sundry persons for remunaftb an
for articles destroyed by order OF ns S.ases
thorities on account Of contagious Glse S1 'Ins
recommend the payment OF the following euI''
to the parties named herein; coo 10
P. n. Elkns. ........-..''''''''''s- 90
L. A. Whiteman. ................. "a 90
j. s. Miscally OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 40
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$40 90
r. B. HARRIS,
Chairman Joint Commute