The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-19
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/ city engineer, showing all the holdings, lines,
etc. OF said lots, requiring a survey for the
purpose. the sum OF five dollars shall be paid
Tor the survey, said amount to be hrst paid
to the city treasurer and, upon the exhibit
tion OF the treasurer's receipt to the city engi-
neer, the survey shall be made.
SEC. 3. 4 hat all ordinances and parts Of
ordinances in conflict with this ordinance are
hereby repealed.
Ordinance on its first reading, by special
committee on railways:
AN ORDISANCE to grant an extension to the
Macon, Dublin and savannah Railway Com
pany under the terms and conditions herein
expressed.
Section l. Be it ordained by the mayor and
aldermen OF the city OF Savannah in council
assembled. That all the rights and privileges
granted to the Macon, Dublin and savannah
Railway Company. railroad corporation OF
the state or Georgia, under that certain ordi-
nance passed by the council OF the city OF Sa-
vannah, on the % day OF March, 1892 and en-
Titled An ordinance TO grant to the Macon,
Dublin and Savannah Railway Company, a
railroad corporation OF the state OF Geor-
gia. terminal facilities In the city Of Savan-
nan, certain lots Of land herein described and
certain rights and privileges upon the terms
and conditions expressed in this ordinance
and Che grants and benefits contained z the
SAID ordinance are hereby continued 20 the
said railroad company until the first day OF
March, 1895, tthe same expiring by Limitation
under previous ordinance on the End day Of
March, 1874, except in so far as are concerned
Olive, West Broad West Boundary and Bay
streets. AS TO the'satd four streets Just mem
TONED all rights and privileges granted 10 the
said railroad CORPORATION are hereby re-
scinded annulled and declared void.
Sec 2. BE itfurther ordained that Gil ordt-
nances and parts of ordinances inconfict with
this ordinance are hereby repealed.
Ordinance on Its first reading.
BY Alderman Haines-by request
AN ORDINANCE to provide for the appoint
ment OF privates on the police force OF the
city OF Savannah in certain cases.
Section 1. Be II ordained by the mayor
ana aldermen OF the city of Savannah in
council assembled, That hereafter IL shall be
lawful for the mayor OF the city of Savannah 70
I'LL vacancy on the police force Of the city OF
Savannah by the appointment OF citizen Of
Savannah, who may have served as long as
ten years as q member OF the said police
force, although such citizen may be disquali-
fed under the existing ordinances, provided
any party so appointed shall he physically
qualified to perform the duties OF a policeman
and shall be so pronounced after examination
by the health officer, and provided further,
that such appointment shall be made subject
to the approval of council
Sic. 2. That all ordinances and parts OF
ordinances in conflict with this ordinance are
hereby repealed.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Alderman Harris
Whereas. The destruction OF property by
the city, for the purpose OF getting rid OF in
fected goods, Is In many instances a serious
loss to those having contagious and infectious
diseases in their families Therefore be IL
Resolved That the health officer be. and
he is hereby instructed to ascertain the cost
OF portable steam chamber and disinfecting
apparatus, 10 be used In the disinfection OF
all articles disinfected, and report said cost
to council at earliest practicable moment.
Adopted.
BY Alderman Dixon
Resolved That the mayor OF the city OF
Savannah is hereby requested to offer a re-
ward OF &250 for the arrest and delivery TO the
sheriff Of the county OF Abe Small, charged
with the murder of Jensen G. Neve
And that the mayor Of Savannah be re-
quested to write to His Excellency Gov. w
j. Northern, asking him TO also offer a reward.
Adopted.
BY the Committee on Streets and Lanes
Resolved That the committee on streets
and lanes be and they are hereby authorized
TO have needed repairs made to pavement on
Bull street from State to Congress, and on
Congress street. at the price OF 900 per
square yard OF asphalt surface actually relaid
this price being In accordance with PROPOSE
ton OF Warren Scharf Asphalt Paving Co..
dated Feb. 5, 1894
Adopted.
BY Alderman Haines-
Resolved, by the mayor and aldermen OF
the city OF Savannah, In council assembled
That the mayor OF the city of Savannah is
hereby requested TO appoint six citizens, two
from the board Of aldermen and four from the
citizens a large. TO solicit from the citizens
OF Savannah subscriptions for the family OF
the late Jensen G. Neve who met his death in
the discharge of his duty TO the public.
Adopted.
The acting mayor appointed the following
committee; Aldermen Haines Dixon, Gift
zens j. X. Young, y. A. Stovall, A. d. Hull,
b. Ii. Levy.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A commu nication was received from w. w.
Gordon, chairman, et al, requesting council to
take part in the ceremonies connected with.
the dedication OF the monument to Gen. X.
II. Anderson. Feb. % ls9f.-Accepted and
the mayor requested to confer with commit
tee as TO arrangements
The following appointments on the police
force MADE by the mayor were confirmed: p.
Rahilly, j. A. Cunnihan, Timothy Flynn, u.
A. Jaudon, s. j. O'Neal, s. =. BraZell, j. j.
Deignan, Henry Mcclure.
His honor the mayor appointed the follow
ing standing committees to serve for the en-
suing year
Accounts-Aldermen Mills, Bohan, Haines
ssments-Aldermen Wells, Mills,
Charlton, Screven. Folliard.
City Lots-Aldermen Charlton, Mcmillan,
Harris.
Drainage-Aldermen Folliard, oBrien,
Mills
Finance-Aldermen Myers, Mills, Wells.
Mcmillan, Charlton.
Harbor and Wharves-Aldermen Screven,
Myers, Dixon.
Health and Cemetery-Aldermen Harris,
Wells U Brien
Market-Aldermen Bohan, Harris, Haines.
Polce-Aldermen Haines, Screven, Charl-
ton.
Streets and Lanes-Aldermen O'Brien,
Wells. Dixon, Mcmillan, Folliard.
Water-Aldermen Mcmillan, Myers, Bohan.
Special Committee on Opening Streets--Al-
dermen Charlton, Wells, O'Brien, Pollard,
Mcmillan.
Special Committee on Railways-Aldermen
Myers, O Brlen, Dixon, Haines, Folliard
Sanitary BOard-Aldermen Harris and
Myers, Citizens j. K. Sheldon, p. j. O'Connor
and Dr. Is. >. Purse.
The following appeal cases were set for
trial Feb. 2s 1894: V. S. Studer and William
Mccormick.
Bids for paving Jefferson street were
opened, and referred TO committee on streets
and lanes with INSTRUCTIONS 10 report recon-
mendation TO council
Council adjourned subject to the call OF the
mayor, F.E. REBARER.
Clerk Of Council
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