The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-01


Cemetery.
The joint committee on health and GEM
etery and finance 10 which was referred
the petition OF August Barrie for remuner-
alton for articles destroyed by order OF
.t a aath 10 ne beg 20 GepoT
supreme court Of Georgia the committee
Is constrained 10 report unfavorably there
on.
Chairman Joint Committee.
Report adopted.
The joint committee on health and Gem
etery and finance, 10 which was referred
the petition OF Mrs. c. II. Beale for re-
Enumeration for articles destroyed by
health authorities, beg leave 70 report
that IN view Of the service rendered by
the city In disinfecting the premises or
petitioner and the smaliness OF the dam
age done, that petition be not granted.
Report adopted.
The joint committee on health and GEM
etery and finance, TO which was referred
the petition Of ". A. Ferrebee, for re-
Enumeration for articles destroyed by
order OF health authorities, beg to re-
port that same has been carefully inves-
tigated and said committee finds that
most Of the articles for which remunera-
ton is asked could have been saved by
boiling, but were destroyed at the re-
quest OF the family themselves, and the
circumstances of the family do not war
rant the committee in recommending that
l.. a. Falligant
Chairman Joint Committee.
Report adopted.
The Joint committee on health and GEM
etery and finance, to which was referred
the petition OF Mrs. Dean Newman, for
remuneration for articles destroyed by
order Of health authorities, recommend
that prayer of petitioner be not granted.
L. A. Falligant
Chairman Joint Committee.
Report adopted.
The toinf committee on health and ceme-
terry and finance, to which was referred
the petition of Frank Linder, for remun-
Grafton for articles destroyed by order of
health authorities, beg to report that, in
view of the fact that a case of scarlet
fever was taken from another house and
unceremoniously. put in the applicants
house without HIS consent, but simply to
get II away from the other premises, and
for this reason the applicant was made
to suffer loss, the joint committee on
health and cemetery and finance recon-
mend that the applicant be allowed the
sum OF ten dollars. l.. A. Fslligant,
Chairman Joint Committee.
The Joint committee on health and ceme-
terry and finance, to which was referred
the petition OF III. A. Mcleod, for re
der Of health authorities, begs to report
that in view OF the recent decision of the
supreme court of Georgia, the committee
is constrained to report unfavorably on
same. l.. A. Falligant,
Chairman Joint Committee.
Report adopted.
The joint committee on health and ceme-
terry and finance. 10 which was referred
the petition of Lewis Boriss, for re-
Enumeration for articles destroyed by or
der of health authorities, begs to report
that in view Of the recent decision of the
supreme court, the committee is con-
strained to report unfavorably thereon.
L. A. Falligant,
Chairman Joint Committee,
Report adopted.
The joint committee on health and ceme-
terry and finance to which was referred
Enumeration for articles destroyed by or
der of health authorities. begs to report
that in view of the recent decision ofethe
supreme court of Georgia, and, further,
in view of the fact that the destruction of
the articles herein mentioned was done
at the request of the applicant, the COM
mittee Is constrained to report untavor-
ably thereon. i. A. Falligant,
Chairman Joint Committee.
Report adopted.
terry and finance, to which was referred
the petition of =. j. OFT, for remuneration
for articles destroyed by order of health
authorities, begs to report that, in view
of the recent decision of the supreme
court of Georgia, your committee is con-
strained to report unfavorably thereon.
L. A. Falligant
Chairman Joint Committee.
Report adopted.
The Joint committee on health and ceme-
terry and finance. to which was referred
Enumeration for articles destroyed by or
der of health authorities, begs to report
that, owing to the circumstances of the
applicant, he be allowed the sum of tif-
teen dollars. L.. A. Falligant,
Chairman Joint Committee.
Report adopted.
to which was referred the petition of c..
G.. Anderson, Jr., asking for ten days ex-
tension of time on contract for repairing
that same sam be granted. J. J. caroia anpO'
Chairman Committee on Harbor and
Wharves.
Report adopted.
The committee on harbor and wharves,
to which was referred bids for building
tramways at quarantine station, Long
Isiiand' "a legs 70 report t tnat sag com
Cooley, he being the lowest bidder, pro-
vided he drives piles as required by city
engineer. J. ]. Carolan,
Chairman Committee on Harbor and
WharVes.
Report adopted.
The committee on FIRE, to which was re-
permission to add one room to house on
lot No. SO, Currytown ward, begs to re-
port faVorably upon same, provided pc
ttoner does said work in accordance
with ordnance Harry Willink,
Report adopted.
referred the petition OF estate A. g.
Fink, TO place bath room to house east
three-nfths OF lot No. 81, Monterey ward.
begs to report favorably on same, pro-
vided the work is done in accordance with
ordinance.
Harry willink,
Chairman Committee on Fire.
Report adopted.
The committee on fire to which was
referred the petition of Mrs. Ada r. De-
Witt, for permission to make repairs TO
houses and stoops on lots Nos So TO 81
Walton ward, beg to report favorably on
same, provided said work is done in ac-
cordance with ordinance.
Chairman Committee on Fire.
Report adopted.
The committee on fire, to which was
referred the petition of A. McCredmond
to add one room to houses on lot SO Car.
penter row, corner Broughton and Eas,
Broad streets, beg leave to report favor
ably on same, provided the work is
done in accordance with ordinance.
Harry Willink
Chairman Committee on Fire.
Report adopted.
The committee on fire, to which was
referred the petition of John McAIlen, I'd
add one small room to house on lot No
g. North Oglethorpe ward, begs leave Ia
report favorably on same, provided the
work is done in accordance with ordinance,
Harry Willink,
Chairman Committee on Fire.
Report adopted.
The committee on fire, to which was
referred the petition of Henry Solomon,
for pRrnisSiOn erect ona y.rDoEa,, - -,