The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-23

lin ward; Estate James Mcintyre, lot /, Decker
ward; Estate William Swoll west half lot No.
lot No. 20 LAFAYETTE ward; Estate Maria May
land. lot Hucks tything Percival war; Re
spectfully submitted. r. J. WADE,
City Marshal.
Report received and marshal instructed to re-
pair sidewalks in accordance to ordinance.
The special committee or opening streets to
whom was referred the petition of g. T. & j.
f. Cam, attorneys for A. McCredmond, relative
to damages to land caused by the opening Of
Harmon street, beg to report that they advise
that the within communication be received as
information, the lines Of Harmon street having
been already established thsy do not feel at
liberty TO change the same
WALTER G. CHARLTON,
Chairman Special Committee ON Opening
Streets.
Report adopted
The special committee on opening streets, to
whom was referred thu petition Of sundry citi-
zens, asking city aut horites to take such steps
as will secure the speedy opening of st. Nichols
81 rect Third street continued) across the tracks
OF the Savannah, Florida and Western railroad
after due consideration beg to report that they
do not consider at this time that tbs within
petttion should be gran ed.
WALTER @. CHARLTON,
Chairman Special Committee Oh Opening
Streets
Report adopted
The attention Of the council was called by the
chairman of the committee on fire to the fact
that permission was granted on Dec 2f 1892 to
Augustus Barrie to repair wooden stable on
lot Troup ward, and that Mr.. Barrie had not
only exceeded the work set forth in the petition
but lad even cree ed a stoop in Liberty street
lane without the permission OF the city author
tiles. On motion the report was received for
Information, and IL was directed that Mr.. Barre
BE- cited to appear before council at its next
Regular meeting. Feb !, to show cause why
SAID stoop should not be removed.
PETITIONS AND APPLICATIONS.
Petitions of 7. O. Hal. James Atkinson and
Emma sack, for remuneration for articles de
stroyed By direction OF the health authorities.
Referred TO committee on health and cemetery
and finance.
Petition of H ] McEvoy, re'atIve to re- :
muperation for articles destroyed by order OF
the health authorizes leferred to committee
on health and cemetery and finance.
Petition OF Mary l.. Hines, for permission 20
repair front porch on house. 10 raise CO ling of
second story. and move kitchen from center OF
yard TO western Il ie OF house. Referred to
commit TIE on fire.
Petition of Laura NJ. Mathuss, for permission
to level the roof of house on lot No 81 Ebert
ward and cover same with tin. Referred TO
Petition OF b. Masters. city policeman,
asking that amount deducted from HIS pay as
city policeman for December on account OF
sickness and death Ia family be refunded by the
city. Referred to committee on police
Petition of board OF registration for extra
compensation for services. Referred to com
mittee on finance
ORDINANCES.
the table until regular me citing Feb. ]. 1858.
An rdlnance TO grant certain rights. privi-
ieges and property TO the Florida Central and
Peninsular Railroad Company upon tie terms
and conditions expressed in this ordinance.
ELECTIONS
James T. Wells was elected an Inspector of
naval stores for the ensuing term.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The appeal Of Charles A. jacobson two
cases) were dismissed al the request Of the an
pellant's attorney. The following appea cases
were set for trial at the first regular meeting
of council in February john d. Williams. w
T. Be ford ana Paul Wilkin.
AT the request OF the board Of public educa-
ton DR.. T. j. Charlton and Mr.. Randolph Ak
son were appointed MnssIe scnOo commission.
ers, by his honor tue mayor. The Appointments
were confirmed.
BIDS for furnishing the sick poor with nedi-
clues we're laid over until the FIRST regular
meeting IN February.
Council adjourned. ff3
f. REBARER,
CLERK OF Council.