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


liquor at Nos I2s-l2l Bryan street. Re
ceived as Information.
Petition Of board Of directors Oglethorpe
Savings and Trust Company protesting
against the granting Of a license to retail
liquor at Nos. 122-i2f Bryan street. Re-
ceived as Information.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Committee Of the Whole
Resolved, That the city OF Savannah ap-
propriate for the Savannah hospital the
sum OF four hundred dollars per month
for the year 1856.
BY Committee Of the whole
Resolved, That the report OF the COM
mittee OF the whole in the matter OF the
petition Of the Savannah, Isle of Hope
and Thunderbolt Railroad Company.
adopted March Is, 1885, be amended by
striking out the following words, to-wit:
And deed such property as they own on
street." so that said report will read as
follows: THE committee OF the whole,
70 which was referred the petition Of the
Savannah, Thunderbolt and Isle Of Hope
Railroad Comapny begs leave to report
that they will grant petitioners prayer,
provided petitioner will move switch on
Second avenue to such point as is salts
factory to the committee on streets and
lanes"
Adopted.
By Alderman Willink-
Resolved, That the committee on fire
be and II Is hereby authorized TO eXpend
the sum Of two hundred dollars. or any
wagon to be used by the assistant chief
Of the fire department
Adopted.
BY Alderman Carolan-
Resolved BY the mayor and aldermen
Of the city Of Savannah, in council as
sembled, that the committee on harbof
exceeding four hundred 600 dollars for
the purpose of timing the house occu-
pied by the quarantine officer at the quar-
antine station of the city Of Savannah.
Adopted.
BY Alderman Screven-
Resolved, That the committee on police
be. and it is. hereby authorized to pur-
chase the following articles for the use
of the police department, as provided for
in the budget for year 1895: One % reg
lister, one a. take-up reel, three 90 police
boxes, five 90 miles of wire, one ID light
ming arrester, glass, pins and brackets.
Adopted.
BY Alderman Bacon
Be it Resolved, by council assembled,
That authority is hereby granted the
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph
Company TO commence the work of lay
ing its underground conduits on Nov. 1,
1895, upon the following streets and lanes
Drayton street, East and West Broad
streets. Liberty street, Whitaker street,
Bay street lane. Congress street lane,
and Barnard street. Provided, that said
company shall comply with the terms of
the ordinance regulating the manner of
laying underground conduits and wires
BY Alderman screven-
Resolved. That the committee on police
be, and 1t is, hereby authorized to open,
accept or reject as they see fit, bids for
summer uniforms for the police depart
ment of the city Of Savannah.
Adopted.
BY Alderman Wnlink-
Resolved, That the committee on fire be,
and 1t is, hereby authorized to open, ac-
cept or reject as they see fit bids for sum
he Of
the city of Savannah.
Adopted.
BY Alderman Garrard-
Resolved, by the mayor and aldermen Of
the city of Savannah. in council assembled:
Whereas, the citizens industrial com
mittee OF Savannah. OF which the mayor
of the city Is the ex-oficio chairman, has
been organized in the interest of the city
of Savannah and its taxpayers for the
purpose Of bringing manufactures and
other industries to the city advancing
its material and business interests and its
general prosperity;
And, Whereas, the welfare Of the city
viii be greatly subserved by aiding the
public purposes of this committee, and it
Is meet and proper that the general public
should give to 1t requisite financial assis-
lance;
Therefore, be It Resolved, That the sum
of fifteen hundred Cs1,500) dollars is here
by appropriated for the necessary ex-
penses of this committee, and the said
sum shall be payable to the chairman of a
subordinate committee of the said citi-
zens' industrial committee of Savannah,
known as the ways and means commit
tee upon vouchers therefor, made out by
its chairman, and approved by the mayor
and the chairman of the finance commit
tee.
Adopted.
BY Committee on Opening Streets
Resolved by the mayor and aldermen
OF the city of Savannah, in council as
sembled, that the committee on opening
streets be, and 1t is hereby authorized to
purchase from the owners of the Glatigny
tract the land for the extension Of Bull,
Drayton, Abercorn, Lincoln and Seventh
streets, set out in the letter Of the attor-
ney for the owners dated March q,
1895, and hereto attached and described
in the plan prepared by the city engineer
referred to In the said letter, at and for
the sum of eleven QD cents per square
foot, and for the total sum Of eight
thousand six hundred and sixteen dollars
and ferty-one cents GS,616.4D, provided
the titles are found by the city attor-
ney to be clear and unencumbered, and,
in this event, the said committee is au-
thorized to close the matter and the
mayor of the city of Savannah is author
lied to give the five 90 notes mentioned
in the said letter running one ~, two,
(Y, three 90, four "a and five (5) years
and bearing interest at the rate of six
cry of a deed to the city Of Savannah
prepared by the city attorney.
March y, 1S95.-George A. Hudson, Esq.,
Savannah, Ga: Dear Sir: Confirming
the verbal understanding that had with
you In respect to opening of streets over
the Glatigny tract, L now beg to say that
my clients ratify the agreement as made
between your committee and myself, act
ing as their attorney. The several pieces
embraced In this matter are as follows:
So. Feet.
Bull street IL 102
Ordyl0h street. .lO, 737
Apercorn street...-..s...s.s.a... II, S02
Lincoln street. II ,995
seventh street.. .26, 595
Making a total of. ....S..................7S 331
These figures are taken from the map
as furnished by the city engineer on Oct.
70, 1894, entitled plan showing amount
Of ground necessary to open streets
through Teynac Farm, lots s, and 10,
Tyrconnell tything, Derby ward. .
The amount to be paid per square foot
is II cents, which makes a total of IS, GIG. A.
My clients viii accept the notes or obli-
cations OF the city in settlement, running
l, 2, g.. T. and 8 years, to bear interest at
the rate of six per centum per annum,
and are ready to'make the deed.
AS / have pointed out to you before.
the parties to make this deed are John
r. Glatigny, Miss Ellen Z. Glatigny.
and Ellen e. Glatgny, trustee for Mary
Glatigny, under the will Of the last John
f. Glatigny
If council will ratify these arrangements
I am ready to meet the city's- attorney
at any time, so that proper papers can
be properly prepared.
7 hand VIM herewith fhA f1lan oF +ha