The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-14
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like construction need not be provided with
vents.
SEE. 46-Tbe overflow pipes from tanks.
refrigerators or safes must In no case be con
nected directly or through trap to any waste
or SOIL pipe the outlets may be into a. sink or
through wall or on "a roof
Sec. 4f-The kitchen and scullery sinks of
every hotel and restaurant must be provided
with grease trap OF some approved con
struction. M
Sec. 4s-No steam exhaust or blow OF pipe
shall be connected to any sewer or house
drain,
Sec. 49-Au water closets must be provided
with Hush tanks; no pan or valve closets are
10 be used, but IL shall be discreet ,olarF with
the inspector TO permit he use OF a valve
closet OF good construction In special cases
where there may no. be sufficient hight TO
set a tank
,. When the trap and closet are in ons
piece or when the trap is set above the noor
the connection OF trap aud soil Pipe shall DO
through specially constructed tange, to in
sure gas tight Joint.
Sec. aO-Urinals, sinks and wash traysA
must be of stone, earthware. iron or other
non-ahsOrbeut material.
.. The floor. back ana Enclosures sur
rounding urinals must be of metal, stone or
slate.
3. No fixtures except copper.lned bath
tubs SHAH have the space under same in
Sec 51.-Conformity to Ordinance-Be it
ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen OF the
CITY OF savannah in council assembled,
parts thereof, shall ne ba!lt, constructed
altered or repaired within the corporate and
1urisdietional limit OF the City OF Savannah,
this ordinance.
,. And the owner or agent for owner. caus-
ing such construction, alteration, orrepair
10 be done in violation Of any of the pro-
visions herein contained, shall be fined on
conviction before the police court. in a sum
not less than $50 nor more than 800 for each
and every "a hours such construction, altera-
ton repair remains after nntipa from
building inspector shall have been received by
such owner or agent requiring him to remove
same.
Sec 52.-Be it further ordained that all
ordinances and parts OF ordinances In con-
tict with this ordinance are hereby repealed.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Health aud Cemetery Committee
Resolved. That the railroad company here.
after be charged, by the city, one dollar per
barrel for cleansing ana emptying each bar
rel used in their yards In place OF vaults
Resolved further, That charge of fifty
cents be made and collected for the emptying
and cleansing OF all tubs and patls.
Resolved further That all tubs and pals
now being used instead OF vaults be emptied
and cleansed once every month and that all
barrels used instead Of vaults be emptied and
ceansed every two months during the sum-
mer
Adopted.
BY Committee on Fire
Resolved. That the committee on Are be
and are hereby authorized 10 spend the sum
SEQ and exchange two condemned horses
for pair of horses for use of department.
Adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Savannah, Ca, May o. ls9i-To the Honor
able the Mayor and Aldermen of the Cftv Of
Savannah: Dear Sirs-Under my appoint
ment as postmaster IL is tncuml ent upon me
TO tender this my resignation as a member of
your board. In severing my connection with
you permit me TO say that my relations have
been OF the pleasantest character, and / re-
tire with the kindest feelings toward each
and every member. With my best wishes for
the success OF your administration, / am
yours very truly, GEO. ). HAIHEs.
Upon the reading OF the above, the follow
ing resolution, offered by Alderman Myers,
was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the mayor and aldermen OF
savannah, in council assembled, hear with
regret the resignation OF Alderman George A.
haiues, realizing that the rules Of the United
States government have suggested his action;
in accepting his resignation they desire TO
express to him their cordial appreciation OF
his valued and distnterested services as u
mem Der OF this board and their earnest an.
probation OF his devoted and patriotic atten-
ton TO the public good.
APPEAL CASES.
The appeal OF Nicholas Lang relative to
complaint against the City and SUBURBAN
Railway Company, tried at meeting Of council
| April IL, and continued, was again heard and
charges dismissed, the cause OF complaint
having been removed.
The appeal OF Demere Cunningham against
Henry Hlrscn. for maintaining a public
nuisance by allowing his dogs 70 bark all
night, was heard. Mr.. Hirsch was requested
TO keep his dogs quiet and the case was dis
missed.
The appeal Of c. H. Dorset, for the Savan-
nah Investment Company. from the decision
OF the committee on assessments was heard
and the assessment on lots 5, 8. 7, q, o, 10, and
q Duncan ward reduced $500 each.
The appeal OF @. H. Dorset, from the de-
cision OF the committee on assessments, on
lots in Owens ward was heard and assess
ments fixed at $1,000.
Council adjourned.
f. z. REBARER,
CLERK of Cnfncil