The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-02

The committee on streets and lanes. 10
which y as referred The petition of Mrs.
T. W. Socket. for permission TO erect
stoop to house on lot u. SOuthville. rec
ommends that same be granted.
L. c. Gleason,
Chairman Street and Lane COMMITTEES.
The joint committee on streets and lanes
and FIRE. to which was referred the petit
one house on lot No. 10 White ward, and
erect stoop 10 same, reports favorably
thereto. r. e. Gleason,
Chairman Joint Committee.
The joint committee on streets and lanes
and nre, 10 which was referred the petit
ton OF solomon Lodge, for permission TO
make alterations and additions and place
bay window to house on lot No. 30, Jack
son ward, Liberty street, near Whitaker
street reports favorably thereto.
Report adopted.
The joint committee on streets and lanes
and fire. 10 which was referred the petit
ton Of Home Building Company, for per-
mission 10 place stoops 70 house on north
side OF Bay street, between West Bound
airy and Canal streets, reports favorably
thereto. +. e. Gleason.
Chairman Joint Committee.
The Joint committee on health and Gem
etery and finance. to whom was referred
the petition of c. Z. Price, for remunera-
ton for articles DESTROYED by order of
health authorities. recommend that the
sum Of ten dollars be allowed petitioner
on account of his needy circumstances.
l. \. Falligant,
Chairman Joint Committee.
Report adopted.
The joint committee on health and GEM
etery to which was referred the petit
ton of Charles Widmark, for remunera-
ton for articles destroyed by order Of
health authorities, beg to report adj
versely thereon.
L. A. Falligant,
Chairman Joint Committee.
Report adopted.
The committee on city lots, to which
Miller and George w. Allen. protesting
against the official conduct of City Chin
ney Contractor T. J. McEvoy, have in
vestigated these several complaints, and
report by preferring charges against
said McEvoy. Henry Kolshorn,
Chairman COMMITTEE on City Lots.
Received as Information.
PETITIONS AND APPLICATIONS.
Petition Of Savannah Steam Bakery,
asking to be refunded amount paid for
water rent from July l, 1885. to January,
l, 1896 referred to committee on water.
Petition of Mrs. L. J. Rosenfield, rela-
tive to pump condemned by health author
tiles. and asking that same be allowed to
remain as at present Referred TO CON-
mittee on health and cemetery.
Petition of residents of West Savannah,
relative to the dumping of refuse matter
west of the city on lands of Maj. Ryals
and others. Referred to committee ON
health and cemetery.
Itlltlon OF refer sampson dShlHS 10 Do
relieved of water rent. Referred TO COM
mittee on water.
Petition OF DR.. J. G.. Keller, relative to
bill Of petitioner in case of assistant chief
fire department Referred to committee on
fire and finance.
Petition of John Rourke & Son, calling
attention to former application for per-
mission to extend wharf. Referred to COM
mittee on harbor and wharVes.
Petition of l.. 5. Benham, relative to re-
numbering houses in the city; referred to
committee on city lots.
Petition of Mrs. Caroline Kuck, ask
ing to be relieved of taxes on stock in
trade. Referred to committee on finance.
Application of George w. Wylly, for
permission to make sewer connection
with Whitaker street sewer from prem
ises Broughton street near Whitaker
street. Referred to comnlittee on streets
and lanes and sanitary board, with power
to act.
RESOLUTIONS.