The morning news., 1894-10-22
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EEottEy STORE lo@tz congress street
port favoTably TO prayer of petitioner
John J. McDonougb
Chairman Committee of the W5Coia
Report adopted.
The committee of the whole. tn VII
was referred the petition OF Micboa5
Shields for permission TO retail Iiouor ~
~ 40. 10 reynolds street, report favorabIy
John J. McDonougb
CHAIRMAN Committee of the Whole
Report adOp eed.
The committee of the whole. to vboz.
was referred the petition of W. r Wsiiy
Co, Tor permission to retail liounr q
jackson and Randolph streets, and ~
transfer present license there report eoO
Vorably to prayer Of petitioner.
John ]. McDonougb
Report adopted
The committee of the whole. tn uybo-.
was referred the petition of " " w "I4om Im
guson e Co. to transfer liquor license =
Thomas J, Hogan, at southwest cor,eS
East Broad and McDonough streets. re.
port adversely to same.
John j. McDonougb
Chairman Committee Of the Whole.
Report adopted.
was referred the application Of n "oH ~
Pearson for permission to retail liou0r -.
LIZ Bryan street report favorably to sans
John J. McDonougb
Chairman Committee of the Wei
motion was made to adopt tho =
port As substitute it was nloved ,bet
the report pc recelVed Tor information and
petition refused. The substitute W.
adopted; ayes and nays called. AYES SI a
dermen Screven, Folliard, Remshart ana
O'Brien-4. Nays-Alderhlen Bohan, CbarIl
ton, McMillan-3 Alderman Myers vas
excused from voting. vas
The committee on finance to whom, r,o-
referred the petition of A. W. Harmop" " 9s Is
be erso1Ii relieved OF specific tax. report ad,
Chairman Committee on Finance
Report adopted.
The committee on finance, to whom U,s
recommitted the petition of H c. ScbFo
der for refund of $3.50 paid by him In o.
der to have his cows released from oJ.
pound, beg to report fayorably to same
Chairman Committee on Finance
Report adopted
Tho committee on finance to whom wa,
referred the petition of the EnteIma@
Company for refund ef $3.50 paid bv them
to have mules released from city pound
report favorabiy to same.
Herman MYERS
Chairman Committee on Fi21anSs,a Fi1eS,
Report adopted.
The committee on finance to whom was
referred the petition of J. T. McGlssbap
for reduction in assessment on houseboH
goods, beg to recommend that assessment
be reduced to 500. Herman Myers
r. ChallTman Committee on Finance.
The committee on health and cemeterv
to whom was referred. the petition of Il
A. We'll, ct AL asking CITY council to ar
point keeper of the Hebrew cerneters,
beg to report adversely. there having BEEN
no appropriation made for that piirpose
for the present year. W L O'Rrlep
Acting Chairman Committee on Health
and Cemetery ~
Report adopted.
The committee on streets and lanes, to
whom was referred the petition of ri. I
Thomasson, asking that city construct
sewer on Bryan street, so that propertv
owners may have outlet for their sewer
age, report adversely, there being a sewer
on AberCorn street with which pronertv
owners can connect. W. l. O'Brien.
chairman committee on streets and lanes
Report adopted.
The joint committee on streets and lanes
and hre, to whom was referred the bel.
ton Of Thomas Clark & Son, for perrnls. |
sion TO erect temporary shed on Presfden,
street, report favorably to same.
w. 1. OBrien
Chairman Joint Committee
Report adopted.
The committee on streets and lanes to /
whom was referred the petition of Tob1
Gefken, for permission to erect stoop TO
mouse mouse on on Iot ., Jones ward, the same to
mend that same be granted.
w l. OBrien, [
Chairman Committee on Streets and
Lanes.
Report adopted.
The committee on health and cemetery.
70 whom was referred the petition oi
George W. Allen and John w. Borroughs
relative TO charges assessed for cleansing
surface drawers, etc., beg to report ia.
voraoly to prayer Of petattiqnersi
Acting Chairman Committee on n Streets Sire
and Lanes
Report adopted.
The committee on health and cerneteFy
to whom was referred the petifion al
A. l.. Hartridge, for permission to trans.
Ter lot l,528. Laurel Grove cemetery. 10
tition. w I 0'Rrisn
Acting Chairman Committee on Health &
and Cemetery.
Report adopted.
The committee on health and cemetery H
70 Whom was referred the petition o.
M Bienkampen, for re-im bursen ent for
line fouled by the tug Tbecl1la, while lay
ing at the wharf at Savannah, the line be-
ing attached to a fat belonging to hin,
IN view of the report of health officer
attached recommend that petition be not
Acting Chairman Committee on Health
and Cemetery.
Report adopted.
The committee on health and cemetery,
to whom was referred the petition OF
A. Brownlee in regard to furnace for the
cremation of garbage, recommend that the
petition be received for u tnfprmatiQ7n; T.fL7aa
Acting Chairman Committee on Health
and Cemetery
Report adopted.
The Joint committee on health and GENE;
terry and finance, to whom was referred
the petition Of James Fleming, by KuhnS
y Abanez, for remuneration for damages
70 property while fumigating house OF Pc
utioner' report adversely to petitioner
w. /. OBrien,
Acting Chairman Joint Committee
Report adopted.
The joint committee on health and Gene.
terry and finance, to whom was referred
the petition Of Fritz Winters, for refnlh,,
GRAFTON for articles destroyed by order o.
health authorities, report adversely
prayer OF petitioner w. !. OBrien,
Acting Chairman Joint Committee
Report adopted.
The Joint committee on health ana
cemetery and finance, to whom was Ie d
ferred the petition of w. II. Adams io
remuneration for articles destroyed by Of, E
der of health authorities, beg to repoH
adversely TO prayer of petitioner ~ f
W. /. -OBrieH
Acting Chairman Joint Comittee
Report adopted. -
The Joint committee on health and cens; 4
terry and finance, to whom was reteriel
petition of G. NJ d. Riley, for remuneFa,
tion for articles destroyed by order y.
health authorities, report adversely
prayer of petitioner. w. 1. O'Brler
Acting Chairman Joint C9hmittes
Report adopted. q
The Joint committee on health and cere, r
terry and finance, to whom was reterIsl
the petition of Frank Hahne, for remun,
GRAFTON for articles destroyed by order ~, IS
health authorities, report favorably l'
$1,000. w. !. O'Brlen
Acting Chairman Joint COMMITTEE
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