The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-07
OFFICIAL.

streets Of the city Referred to COMMITTEES on
streets aud lan.s
Petition OF Rev. T. r. Ghs.n sskiag city
author les TO placc hsnt In front OF Methodist
Protestant church Referred to committee on
street and lanes,
Petition Of Mary S. Allen Webb asking to ex-
empt from taxation lot No. Tower tything
Decker ward, AID improvements thereon, as
same Is used for religious aud char able pur-
poses Referred t. committee on finance
Petition Of 4. II. Loo away for remuneration
FOR articles DESTROY ed by oriero health authorI-
ties. Referred 10 committee on health and
cemetery and finance
Petition OF ". II. Ccnuerat for permission to
repair and enlarge house and erect Stops to
two tenemenis on lot No. - North Oylethurpe
and ,Rnes.
Petition of Louis VogeI for permission to
place addition to house on lot No 80 Lloyd
ward. Referred to committee on fire.
Petition Of Mrs NJ Giebelh ouse asking to BE-
relieved from payment of bill for cleaning
Prlvy vault. Referred TO committee on he Attn
and cemetery
Petition of the Catholic library Hall Associa-
ton Tor permission 20 erect a yeraudR in front
OF tn ir hall, corner of Drayton and Perry
streets deferred to committee of the whole
Petition Of James VI. Dixon * Co for per
mis- Ion 70 use warehouse No. 1871 and iSlI6
River street for purpose Of storing illuminating
aud luhricating oils in lots. Referred to com
mittee on fire.
Petition Of John Mcclure. for permission TO
cut down tree on lot on New Houston street, No
with power to act.
Petition Of D. G. Purse, in references to GER
tain LAID to complete the opening OF Harmon
street. Referred to committee on opening
streets.
Petition Of Annie Franks, asking the city to
donate her lot in Laurel Grove cemetery
Referred TO committee on health and cemetery.
Petition OF Z. Aston Waring, executor OF the
estate j. Warng relative to bond OF Warren
Scharf Asphalt layInE Company, covering
pavement laid on Broushton street from West
broad to At ercorn streets. Referred to com
mittee on finance.
Petition of the New South Investment Com
pany, by G.. II. Miller, secretary, relative To
tax assc ssed against front lot 3 western portion
or Tan Yard tract Referred t. committee on
streets and lanes and assessments.
Petition of H. A. Carter ct al. for permission
70 remove large oak tree on Price street at in
tersectlOn OF CASTOR street. Referred to com
mlttee on streets and lanes.
The following applications for permission to
make sewer connections were referred to the
committee on streets and lanes, with power TO
act DR.. A. q. BOutOn, with Whitaker street
sewer from premises corner OF Jones and Whit
aker streets; George A hudson, with Barnard
street sewer from premises corner OF Jefferson
street aud Bolton street lane; II O. Cunning
nam WIN Drayton street sewer from
premises corner of Drayton and Con
gresS streets; Mrs. Ann Hopkins with Aber-
corn street sewer from promises New Houston
rect near Abercorn street; r. A. Grady, with
llabersham street sewer from premises on
New Houston, near Ii lbersham street: Mar
garet Conlin, with HOus on street sewer from
premises on BrouRhtOn street near Houston
street; r. ii. Jachns, with Jefferson street
sewer from premises on jefferson. between
Hall and Huntington streets; Mrs E. NJ Nc
Nally, with East Broad street sewer from
premises on East Broad street near Broughton
street; r Mel ttire, with st. Julian street
sewer from promises Congress street near
Jefferson street.
ORDINANCES
An ordinance on it's first reading and by
unanimous consent read a second time and
passed.
BY Alderman Myers
AN oRDGNANCE to amend section No. 85S Of Mac
Donell's Code of Savannah with reference 10
the stated meetings Of the board Of sanitary
commissioners.
SECTION Be it ordoined by the mayor and
aldermen of the city OF Savannah in council
assem- bled, That the above noted section be
amended by striking out the word Mon lay in
the second line thereof and ms rting in leu Of
the said word the word Tuesday, 30 that here
alter the sta ed meeting Of the board OF SAM
tary commissioners shall take place on the
Tuesday pr ding each regular meeting Of the
city council.
SEC. ? That all ordinances aud parts of or
dlnances In conflict with this ordnance are
hereby repealed.
An ordinance on its first reading and by
unanimous consent read second time, and
LAID over until the next regular meeting.
BY Committee on Finance
AN ORDISANCE to prevent vendors Of fruit and
other merchandise, selling from push carts
and similar vehicles. staining or remaining
station ry, on the public streets of the city OF
Savannah. for the purpose Of pursuing their
calling
SECTION /. Be It ordained by the mayor and
aldermen Of the city OF Savannah in council
assembled, That hereafter II shall not be lawful
for persons vending fruit or other merchandise,
from push carts and similar web C es in the city
OF Savannah, to stand or remain stationary
upon the streets or sidewalks Of the city of "a
vannah for the purpose OF prosecuting their
business Ion bg In
make change or to complete q sale.
SEC. 2 That any person violating this ord-
nance shall be subject, upon conviction before
the police court OF the city OF Savannah, TO
fine not to exceed ten dollars 800 VITA the
alternative Of Imprisonment not TO exc ed ten
days.
SEC. g. That all ordinances and parts OF ordi-
nances in conflict with this ordinance are here
by repealed.
An ordinance read for tho first time NJ arc
IS, 1898, read a second time and passed.
by Committee on Health and Cemetery
AN ORDINANCE to establish disDensares in
the city of Savannah for the supply OF tho
sick poor, and to regulate the same
SECTION l. Be it ordained by the mayor and
aldermen Of the city Of Savannah in council
assembled, That the following druggists are
hereby designated and selected as dispensers Of
medicines and medical supplies 10 the sick poor
OF the city OF Savannah, with places of business
located as herein expressed to-wit: For the
Northern district and on the east side thereof
r. V. Nottingham & Co. located on the south
west corner OF BrOughLOn AMI Habersham
streets; and for the west side Of the said north
cru district, Robert j. Dukes. located az No.
West Broad streets. For the Middle district,
william A. Pigman, located at No. 93
Abercorn street; \. J. Kieffer, located Mt
No. l01 West Broad street and Robert ID.
GriRRs. manager of the Masonic Temple Phar-
macy, located on the northwest corner Of Lib
erty and Whitaker streets. For the Southern
district, Walter l.. Richardson, proprietor OF the
South Size Pharmacy located at No. 81 Henry
street. and o. T. Shader, located at No 255
West Broad street. The sail dispensers shall
hold the appointment hereby conferred until
the first regular meeting of the council of the
city OF Savannah in January, 1895, unless Sooner
removed as hereinafter provided and until tn -ir
successors are elected and qualified, and cleo
tons shall take place thereafter biannually rs
in cases OF election Of city officers.
SEC. 2. Be il further ordained, That the
said dispensers before entering upon their
duties, shall take and subscribe before the
clerk of council an oath to faithfully comply
with their duties under the terms Of this
ordinance and such rules and regu lations as
are made hereunder, and shall also enter into
a bond, with good and sufficient security, in the
sum of five hundred dollars, for the faithful
discharge OF their said duties.
SEC. 3. Be il further ordained, That II shall
bs the duty OF the said dispensers to supply
medicines 70 the INDECENT poor OF the city Of
Savannah uDon the prescription of regular
graduate OF a respectable medical college prac-
ticlng his profession in the city of Savanna
and located permanently in the said city, which
prescription shall set forth the name of the pa
tient, with the statement that he or she is
totally unable to pay for the said medicine. The
said me iiclne shall be furnished at a cost to the
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