The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-04
Geo. II. Remshart,
Chairman Committee ON Pnlica-


PETITIONS AND APPLICATIONS.
Petition of Isaac Deveaux, for per-
mission to repair house on lot No 80 Col
umbla ward Granted.
Petition of J. b. Morse, for permission
to add one story to wooden house on east
half lot 30, Mercer ward. Granted
Petition of w. E. Braid, for permission
to add kitchen to house on lot No IA,
Solomon's ward. Granted.
Petition of S. B. Morse for permission to
add one story to wooden house on lot
No. So, Mercer ward. Referred to com
mittee on fire.
Petition of e. J. O'connor for permission
70 repair house on lot No. H. White ward.
Referred to committee on IRE.
Petition of +. l.. Cooper, Individually
and u. l.. Cooper, as agent for the South
ern Express Company, to be relieved of
double tax. Referred to committee on
finance.
Petition of f. A Lee. to be relieved of
double tax on stock in trade. Referred
to committee on finance.
Petition of P. D. Daf1n & Son. relative
to specific tax. Referred to committee on
Petition of Little Sisters of the Poor.
asking that the property occupying lot
IS and east portion of lot a. be exempt
from taxation. Referred to committee on
finance.
Petition of J. D. Wedd & Co, for permits
sion to keep 400 pounds of powder in iron
yard of petitioners on State street. Re
ferred to committee on fire
Petition of John Juchter to erect two
story building on lot No. l. Elliot ward,
ana 10 UiiOW steps TO extend is inches on
street the same as other houses on the
block. Referred to committee on streets
and lanes and fire.
Petition Of William Kehoe to build
stoops to houses on lot y. Trustees gar
den. Referred to committee on streets
and lanes.
to four wooden houses on lot Is, South
Oglethorpe ward. Referred TO COMMITTEES
on streets ard lanes.
Petition of sundry citizens requesting
council TO look into the matter T11Ish
carts around the city. Referred to com
mittee Of the whole.
LIQUOR LICENSES
The following application. to retail IL
ouor for year 1895 was referred TO the com
mittee of the whole:
Application OF James AfcGrath & Co..
for permission to retail liquor at Nc. 10
Whitaker street
Application of Mutual Cooperative AS
ISOLATION for permission to retail LIQUOR
at northwest corner Barnard and State
streets.
Application of P Ryan. agent, to retail
LIQUOR at the corner of Cuyfer and Ander-
son streets.
Application of A. Luerssen for per
mission to retail liquor at the corner Of
Cemetery and Gwinnett streets.
mission to retail LIQUOR at southeast corner
of Whitaker and Bryan streets
Application Of B. CrUnl,' for permission
to retail LIQUOR a NO. 50 Houston street,
corner South Broad street lane
Application of Brown Bros, for permits
sion to retail liquor at Anderson and East
Appliea ton Of NJ. Shields for permission
to retail LIQUOR It No. 1917 Reynolds street.
Application of L. A. Jaudon, for per-
mission to retail iauor at southwest cor
ner Charlton and Jefferson streets
Application of John T. NtcMafron for
permission to retail liquor. at No. Com
gress street
ORDINANCE.
The following ordinance was read in
council for the first time Jan. 80. 1895. and
nv unanimous consent, read q second time
placed upon its massage and passed:
BY Alderman Willink
An ord nance to provide r the discharge
of the members of the fire department.:
Section l. Be it ordained bv the mayor
and aldermen of the city of Savannah, in
council assembled, that any member of
the fire department. other than the assis-
tant chief, shall hereafter be subject tn
discharge by the mayor of the city at any
time, with or without cause assfe0ed
upon the Recommendation of the chief fire.
man. with the right of appeal to the com
ritteee on fire, the decision of the commit
tee to be final
Sec. 2. That all ordinances and parts Of
ordinances in conflict with this ordinances
are hereby renealed.
RESOLUTION.
Bv Alderman Failieant-
Resolved, That the health and Gene
terv corrt tics he a1rtN o-iz,d IN -,t,rci,oe
a horse for the use of the scavepcer do
parrment. cost not 70 exceed one brndred
and seventy-five dollars.
Adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS
Bids for keeper of city clocks were "a
celved and referred to committeeesof the
Bios for repairing and putting down