The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-23

If fnrniture bedding, etc destroyed by order
of tie health authorities on account of conta-
oious disease which have occurred from time TO
time on the premises of petitioners, beg leave
10 recommend that the following amounts set
opposte the respective names hereto attached
be paid in full for all demands:
S. BOrdy .......s....s,''....'.S2 O W
Mrs NJ. BusSle. ...-. ...- ................ - so
Il Elias Brown. ...,.,.......'.'..-..- - %
j. IIson. '''''..'..'''''''.''' II W
John Nchenna. .'.--..'.' .'--..'-.- 10 W
Mrs Joseph Coulson. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q 90
j. 4. Llnder. ''''''''''''-'- y w
Mrs. s. Lehman. ..---...... .....--....... 10 %
A. B. Moore OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. w
4 " E. workman '''..-.''.''......-....--. 70 "
II A. J. clayton. ...'..'........'.. $500. - w
Il, \. remington. .'.''s.s '-.'..... ~ "
Mrs NJ A. Gassman. Observation-Disclosures. % 90
Susan McCauley ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 W
Your committee further report that while
they do not recognize any liability on the part
of the city for the payment of the sums APP
piled for, or any portions thereof, yet. in view
Of the circumstances attending each case, the
committee recommend that the sums above
stated be allowed R. B. HARRIS,
Chairman Joint Committee.
Report adopted
The committee on assessments, to whom was
referred the petition of Catherine Mccarthy,
asking for a reduction Of the assessment made
on lot No. q Washington ward. report that
the committee did not take up same for con
sdera.ion as they find on. examination that
the appeal had not been fled within the time
prescribed by ordinance regulating appeals.
Chairman Committee on Assessments.
Report received and action of committee
confirmed
The Joint committee on health and cemetery
and finance, to whom was referred the petition
of R. s. salas for permission to keep quantity
OF ballast logs at quarantine station for con
venlence of vessels desiring same, beg leave to
report adversely TO prayer OF petitioner.
R. B. HARRIS,
Chairman Joint Committee.
Report adopted.
Tie Joint committee on health and cemetery
and finance, TO whom was referred the petition
Of drs NJ Duffy for remuneration for articles
destroyed By direction of the health author
tiles, beg leave to report adversely to prayer of
petitioner. R.. B. HARRIS,
Chairman Joint Committee.
Report adopted.
The Joint committee on streets and lanes and
fire to whom was referred the petition of R D,
Guerard. asking permission to erect Stoops and
ward, beg leave to report favorahly as to the
erection of stoops. provided they are built in
accordance with ordinances, but adversely as
to the erection of bay window o,v-..
Chairman Joint Committee.
Report adopted.
The committee on streets and lanes, TO whom
was referred the petition of w. C. Askew for
permission to cut down two sycamore trees on
lot No. of ninth section Cuthbert ward, beg
leave to report fAvOrabiy to prayer e.. OF petit
Chairman Committee on Streets and Lanes.
report adopted.
The committee on streets ana lanes, to whom
was referred the petition OF John Juchter for
permission TO place stoop to houses on lot No.
Elliott ward beg leave to report favorably,
provided the steps do not encrOach on the side
walk over eighteen inches beyond line OF lot.
WI O'BRIEN,
Chairman Committee on Streets and Lanes.
Report adopted.
The committee on streets and lanes, to whom
was referred the petition of sGndry citizens,
asking the city authorities to place a light on
Charlton street. between West Broad and Purse
l4,.N
of petitioner. W. l. O'BRIEE,
Chairman Committee on Streets and Lanes.
Report adopted
The Joint committee on streets and lanes and
fire, to whom was referred the petition of Henry
Schroeder, for permission to place veranda TO
brick house on lot No. Ebert ward, report
Chairman JOINT Committee.
Report adopted.
The committee on streets and lanes, to whom
was referred the petition of Malcolm Macleau
for permission to cut down tree in front of his
premises, corner Drnyton and Gwinnett streets,
beg leave to report tavoraoly on same;
w. L o BRIEN.
Chairman Committee on Streets and Lanes.
Report adopted.
The committee on fire, to whom was referred
the petition OF Mrs Ann Yenken for permission
to repair and tin roof of house on lot No. Is
Trustees garden. beg leave to report favOrably
MERRITT W. DIXON,
Chairman Committee on Fire.
Report adopted. .....
The committee on fire, to whom was referred
the pettioA of Mrs. c. Carey for permission to
place addition to house on lot No. 10 Cue ward
and place back shed TO same, beg leave TO re-
port favorably to prayer of petitioner
MERRITT W. DIXON,
Chairman Committee on Fire
Report adopted
The committee on fire, to whom was referred
the petition of y. Grimm for permission to re-
pair and enlarge house lot No. Il Greene ward
beg leave to report adversely to prayer OF petl-
aa yg ordinance.
MERRITT w. DIXON,
Chairman Committee On Fire.
Report adopted.
the petition of ]. j. Flanagan for permission to
make addition to wooden house on west half OF
lot No. q Davis ward, beg leave to report
favorably to prayer of petitioner, provided the
roofs are timed. MERRITT w. DIXON,
Chairman Committee on Fire.
Report adopted.
The joint committee on fire and streets and
lanes, to whom was referred the petition of Mrs.
d. Clohessy for permission to build chimney
ana erect stoop to house on lots No. ~ and No.
u North Ogethorpe ward beg leave to report
favorably to same, provided the stoop does not
encroach more than the ordinance permits.
MERRITT w. DIXON.
Chairman Joint Committee
The joint comnittee on fire and streets and
lanes, to whom referred. with power to
act the petition OF Michael j. Murphy for per;
mission TO repair house, raise bacx piazza and
erect stoops on Liberty street to house on lot
No, IS Crawford ward, beg leave to report ia
vorably to prayer Of petitioner, provided the
Btoop does not encroaoh more than the ordl
nance permits. MERRITT w. DIXON,
Chairman Joint Committee.
Report adopted
MAJORITY REPORT
majority of the committee on police to
which committee was referred petition of Po-
iiceman O. S. Nedlnger, In which he asks to
De paid by the city for time lost by him from
duty on account Of the sickness of his wife,
whom he was called upon to nurse 10 Der last
Illness, after a careful consideration of the facts
and of the questions involved, report as follows:
They find that Policeman Neidlinger lost
great deal Of time during the year 1889, on &C
count OF sickness amounting TO over Sl25, for
which he was paid by the city. They are of the
opinion that when precedent Of paying men
iior time lost by sickness in family ia estab-
Lshed, such cases will become numerous in
aeed, and the interests of the city suffer in con
sequence They find also, that the ordinances
oI Tue city provide that policemen should be
PAID only for time lost when disabled In the