The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-23
from sulky, beg to report adversely to same.

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HERMAN MYERS,
Chairman Committee on Finance.
Report adopted.
The committee on finance, to whom was re-
ferred the petition of S. Brant, asking that
specific tax paid as pawn broker be refunded,
beg to report adversely to prayer OF petit
toner. HERMAN MYERS,
Chairman Committee on Finance.
Report adopted.
The joint committee on fire and streets and
lanes, TO whom was referred the petition of +.
h. Haar for permission to repair awning over
his door, corner West Broad and GwInnett
streets, recommend that petition be granted.
W. NJ. BOHAN,
Chairman Joint Committee.
fused.
The committee on market. to whom was
referred the petition of H. c. Bolton for per
mission to transfer green grocery license
from No. Is Huntingdon street to 253 Wald-
burg street. Recommend that same De
granted. c. D. BALDWIN,
Chairman Committee on Market.
Report adopted.
The committee on police, to whom was re-
ferred the petition of the Palmer Hardware
Company relative to guns furnished for pol
Ice department, report that they have audited
and passed bill for the guns in question.
Chairman Committee on Police.
Recommitted to committee on police for
further investigation.
The joint committee on water and fire, to
whom was referred the petition of John w.
Black to open Bacon S swimming pool No. II.
Liberty street. and that city furnish him
water to the amount OF 10000 cubic feet at a
cost of 20 cents for 1000 cubic feet or there
abouts. report that they find it will require
$1,000 gallons to fill the pool and recommend
that water be furnished at the rate of 10 cents
per coo gallons, using fire plug on Liberty
street TO supply same, fire department to
furnish hose when required
THOMAS H. MCMILLAN,
Chairman Joint Committee
Report laid on the table
REPORT OF CITY MARSHAL.
Savannah, Ca, July 10, 1870 the Hon
orable Mayor and Aldermen Of the City of Sa-
vannah: Gentlemen: The following named
persons have been notified to repair and re-
lay their sidewalks as required by ordinance,
and have failed or refused so to DO:
Mrs. NJ A. Mehrtens west a lot wv" An
son ward, sidewalk to be relald. Mrs. Mary
A. c. Doscher lot 90 Crawford ward. to be re-
paired. Mrs. Isabella Lathrop, western Il
lot g. Digby tything, Decker ward, sidewalk
to be relaid; Respectfully submitted,
ROBERT J. WADE, City Marshal.
Report received and marshal instructed to
repair sidewalk in accordance with ordinance.
PETITIONS AND APPLICATIONS.
Petition Of S. Guckenheimer & Son calling
attention to powder magazine placed by Pal
mer Hardware Company opposite store of
| petitioners, Referred TO committee OF the
whole
Petition of Mrs. R. N. CercopuIy to be re-
lieved for assessment on furniture. Referred
to committee on finance.
Petition Of Mrs. Elizabeth NJ Greenlaw for
relief from taxation on furniture. Referred
to committee on finance.
Petition of Henry H. Miller asking that
council correct error in amount Of property
credited to him by the city. Referred to com
mittee on finance.
| Petition of D. F. Gardner relative to tax
| execution in the hands OF city marshal. Re-
| ferred to committee on finance.
| Petition Of Nicholas Lang asking city to re-
fund S. paid for dray badge Referred to com
Petition Of H. T. Moore & Co., to be re-
lieved of double tax, as they did not own any
goods in the city at the time taxes should
have been returned. Referred to committee
on finance
Petition of Henry Crosby to be relieved of
taxes on furniture. Referred to committee
on finance
Petition of H. c. Schroeder for refund of
$3.50 paid by him in order to have his cows
relieved from city pound. Referred to com
mlttee on finance.
Petition of Mrs Julia Murphy relative TO
payment of taxes. Referred to committee on
finance
Petition of c. H Sawyer to build shed 2Ox
so on E y lot, Perclval ward. Referred to
committee on fire.
Petition OF Joseph NJ. Farr, Frank Hahne,
w. H. Adams, James Fleming, for renumera-
ton for articles destroyed by order OF health
authorities. Referred to com mittee on health
and cemetery and finance.
Petition OF John Rourke s. Son, inclosing
bill for extra work at quarantine station and
asking that same be paid. Referred to COM
mittee on health and cemetery.
Petition OF A. L. Hartrldge for permission
to transfer lot No. 1,528 Laurel Grove Gene
terry to George y. Hussey Referred to com
mittee on health and cemetery.
Petition of Miss G.. A. James asking that
action in reference to making sewer connec-
ton being suspended for six months. Re-
ferred to committee on health and cemeter
Petition of Peter Fox relative to bill for rem
ovatiny pillows, ticks etc, at the police de-
partment. Referred TO committee on police.
Petition of Jacob Tuch asking that he be
allowed full wages for time lost on account OF
accident while in discharge OF his duty as
street hand. Referred TO committee on
streets and lanes.
Petition OF H j. Thomasson asking that
city construct sewer on Bryan street so that
property owners may have an outlet for sew
age from their premises. Referred to com
mittee on streets and lanes.
Petition OF Z. E. Masters. ct al. Presidents
of Jefferson street, asking that Jefferson
street be watered from South Broad to Bay
street. Referred to committee on streets and
lanes.
Petition of Mrs E. NJ Mills, asking that
tree ip front Of premises, ll2 Taylor street, he
removed. Referred TO committee on streets
and lanes with pol sr to act.
Petition of Edmurd Barrett, for reduction
of water rent and refund Of amount paid for
three extra cocks Referred to committee on
Petition Of William Smith asking city to
rent him one acre of waterworks tract. Re-
ferred to committee on water.
The following applications TO make sewer
connection were granted and referred to the
committee on streets and lanes and sanitary
board with power to act: w. w, Chisholm.
Zubley street sewer. premises Zubley street,
between Farm and Poplar streets; Est of A.
Champion, McDonough street sewer, prem
ises McDonough street near Whitaker;
Mrs. Sarah Brown, Farm street sewer
premises Margaret street near Farm:
Ben Dehlves, Barnard street sewer premises
Tattnall and Huntingdon streets; r. McIn-
tire, jefferson street sewer, premises Mont
gomery and South Broad street lane; p.
OConnor East Broad street sewer, premises
East Broad and York streets.
The following applications 10 retail liquor
were read and referred TO the committee Of the
whole: Thomas J. Hogan, at southeast cor
ner East Broad and McDonough streets; r..
A. Creme. at 1911 Wayne street.
The following applications TO repair houses
we're granted 10. Schmit. lot 5 PerciVal
ward; NJ. A. 5. Kelly, lot Crawford ward,
east. George NJ D. Riley, lot ~ Waring ward
NJ n. Connolly lot Crawford ward, A. +.
Wilkerson, lot N Cue ward; Estate John NJ.
Guerard. west half lot 70 Franklin ward
Estate John Torch, In yard lot II Castor
ward: Joseph Phillips lot CIth bert ward:
MRS Laura +. ColdinK east two-dfths lot 10
Monterey ward, II. Hesse. lot q Liberty
ward. Or. II. II Groth lot IS Lee ward: J. j.
Marion. lot 81 CASTOR ward Margaret
Devereaux west half lot % Calhoun ward
Albert Jackson, lot %. Troup ward Mrs
Kate X. Brown, lots - and ., Walton ward;
Mrs Ada u. Dewitt, u ana " subdivisions.
lot 3 garden lot west. Thomas @. Ford iot vs..
barlow ward Mrs. Ada H. DeWitt. lot I3,