The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-02
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street Intersections and giving the sum
chargeable TO each parcel with the name of
the owner" And the clerk OF council OF the
city OF Savannah is hereby directed to mark
the said statement and assessment roll flied
as OF this date, and TO enter the same on the
minutes Of council for due auth ratification and
preservation.
Sec. 2 BE IL further ordained That the
treasurer of the city OF Savannah is hereby
authorized and directed TO send bills TO the
owners OF the property assessed as they APP
pear upon the said assessment roll, and who
are indebted hereunder, those east of Tatnalf
street being assessed ~. u 27l-i000 and those
west OF Tatnall being assessed S34S 800 1000
per front foot. Should this assessment be not
paid by property owner within thirty days
after the presentation of the said bill, Il shall
then become the duty OF the city treasurer to
issue an execution for the amount that may
be due by the property owner together with
the costs, against the property assessed and
the person owning'same according to the said
assessment roll, which execution shall be
made and levied out Of the property described
therein as are execution for city taxes. The
said owners. according to the said assessment
roll, against whom bills are to be presented
and executions to be levied in the event OF
the nou-payment Of the said bills, are the
abutting property owners at the date of the
original ordinance Of May 30, 1858, and of the
resolution OF council ordering the work TO be
done, passed July the Sd following.
Sec. 3. BE IL further ordained, That all ordi-
nances and parts Of ordinances in conflict
with this ordinance are hereby repealed.
The ayes and nays we're called on the pass
age Of the above ordinance. Ayes-Aldermen
Dixon, Bohan Cam, Folliard, Harris, Haines,
Mcmillan, O'Brien, Screven, and his honor.
Before the above ordinance was passed by
council, evidence was heard by council as TO
the correctness of the statement and assess
ment roll mentioned in the ordnance, and
the same were duly verified by council. The
clerk OF council was directed TO spread the
statement and assessment roll upon his MIN
utes, but in view of their length, he was direc-
ted not tn DUblish them in full in the nrOeaa6-
ings Of council and in lieu Of this TO publish
their result, with the statement that they
were of HE In his once for examination.
They show that the assessment per front
foot east of Tattnall street as to9abutting
property is 1913 27l-l000 and west OF Tatnall
street Is S3.4S 800 1000.
RESOLUTIONS
Resolution by Alderman Pollard
Resolved That the committee on drainage
o authorized to purchase a horse for the
department. same to be for use OF the super
intendent.
Adopted.
BY Alderman Cam
Resolved, That the matter Of assessment OF
all property that viii be subject to taxation
Jan. LIST, 1894 be referred to the committee OF
the whole for early action. and that the COM
mtttce on opening streets be requested to
report for consideration at said meeting OF
the committee Of the whole plan for laying
out streets in that portion OF the city within
the present taxable limits east of East Broad
street
Adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bids for repairing retaining wall foot OF
Lincoln street we're opened. On motion all
bids we're rejected and the committee on
streets and lanes directed TO repair the por-
tion OF the wall that is in a dangerous con
ditiOn as soCn as possible.
Bids for furnishing the fire department
with winter uniforms were opened and
same were referred to committee on fire,
with power TO act.
An Invitation was received from Mr. and
Mrs. +. II. VOTERS, requesting the presence
OF the city council at the marriage of their
sister. Mrs Maria X. Avenarins, TO John H.
Schmiedeberg at p. m. 4 thursday Oct. 5, 1893.
o. motion the invitation was accepted,
with the thanks OF IT, board.
APPEAL CASES.
The appeal case OF = osI Tutty was contin-
ued nntil the SKI regular meeting Of council,
Oct. g. 1893.
The following appeal cases were set for
trial at adjourned meeting OF council. 8
o clock p. m. Oct 4: Mrs. e. A. Steinman
two cases; William Diers, MIS-. Catherine
haar. Martin Haar, Maria r. Larkin. two
cases. Neal Gildea.
Council adjourned until o'clock D. M.
wednesday, Oct. 4, 1873.
r. r. REBARER
Clerk Of Council.
Ada-Are you going 70 sue him FOR breseh
Of prOmisef'
Elsie 40. my lawyer says 1 haven't any