The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-08
OFFICIAL.
CITY GOVERNNIENT.
omeiaI rroeeedtnss of Council.

Savannah. Ga, March g. 1S95.-Councn
met at $3.50 O'Clock p m. this day. Pres
ent-His honor Herman Myers, mayor
Alderman Thomas Screven, chairman of
council; Alderman George w Tiedeman
vice chairman Of council; Aldermen Gar
rard, Hudson Lamotte, Kolshorn, Glea-
son, Watson, Falhgant and Bacon.
The following appeal cases from the
decision of the committee on assessments
were heard9
Anna Brown. by Isaac Beckett. attor-
ney-Assessment on valuation reduced %
per cent.
Elizabeth NJ. Mills, by George J. Mills
Appeal heard and decision of assessment
committee sustained.
Planter Rice Mill, by George ]. Mills.
treasurer-Appeal heard and decision of
assessment committee sustained
George c Freeman-Appeal heard and
decision of assessment committee sus-
George Meyer, for Georgia Brewing As
sociation-Appeal heard and decision of
assessment committee sustained
William NJ. BOuhan, trustee-Appeal
heard and decision of assessment commit
r. II. Tatem-Appeal heard and decis-
ion of assessment committee sustained.
Mrs. j. n. Observation-Disclosures heard
and decision OF assessment committee sus-
tanned
H. ]. Thomasson-AppeaI heard and de-
ciSion of assessment committee sustained.
Hugh j. FOley-Appeal heard and de-
cislon of assessment committee sustained.
The appeal of DR. L. A. Fallgant was
heard and recommitted to committee on
assessments.
The appeal Of George Cornwen was
heard and recommitted to committee on
assessments.
The appeal of Robert Mcintyre was not
considered, the same not being in ac-
cordance with ordinance.
The appeal of William j. Robider was
not considered, the same not being in ac-
cordance with ordinance.
RESOLUTIONS
BY Alderman Screven-
That Chief of Police Frank McDermott
be and is hereby authorized to attend the
meetings of police chiefs to be held at
Gainesville, Ga, on March q, 1895 and
that sum not to exceed fifty dollars be
allowed him as expenses, the time herein
granted to be limited to one week.
0rdinancs on its first reading and re-
terred TO the committee or the whole.
BY Alderman Screven. by request
An ORDNANCE TO amend an ordinance
passed Dec. 20 1893, entitled, AN ordin-
ahce governing the business of pawnbrok-
erS in the city of Savannah"
Section l. Be it ordained by the mayor
ana aldermen of the city of Savannah.
IN council assembled, that section II of an
ORDNANCE passed Dec. 20, 1898, entitled,
An ordnance governing the business of
pawnbrokers in the city of Savannah, Z"
be and the same is hereby repealed
Section II. Be it further ordained that
section III or the above recited ordin-
s Snce be and the same is here
from the following words: NO
pawnbroker shall receive by way Of
pledge or pawn, any goods, or articles, or
things whatsoever, from any minor with
out the written consent of their parents.
or any persons under the influence of
liquor or any apprentice or servant know
ing or having reasons to believe him or
her to be SUCH
Section III. BE it further ordained thar
Secuon y OF the above recited ordinance
be and the same is hereby repealed.
section Nv. Be ii further ordained that
al ordinances or parts of ordinances in
same are hereby repealed '-'0
Council took a recess subject to tho
call OF the mayor.
A n. MANUCY.
- Clerk Of Council.