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

! streets to j. j. Reid at northwest corner
East Broad and Taylor streets; J. W.
| Durrence, TO transfer license at 30 Con-
u gress street TO NJ. kalaski at same place.
/ =. Bird was granted permission to retail
/ liquor at northwest corner Mcclure and
The committee on finance. 10 which
l was referred the petition Of Rev. &. G..
/ Prendergast, asking for further time IN
proposition whereby petitioner would be
l able TO pay said taxes, report recommend
ing mat prayer Of pettlilt.i,o9ner be refused.
| Chairman Finance Committee.
| Report adopted.
The committee on finance, 10 which
was referred the petition Of Charles e.
1 lis, asking to be allowed to make return.
/ report recommending that the assessed
at Sls.500OO0. and that the other items in
| return of 1894 stand as for the return Of
William Garrard.
Chairman Finance Committee.
The committee on finance. TO which
was referred the petition of Thomas An
glin, to be relieved OF double tax. begs
leave to report recommending that petit
/ toner be relieved OF double tax and fur
Their that his property stand assessed
William Garrard.
Chairman Finance Committee
The committee on finance, TO which
was referred the petition Of the Pulaski
mills, begs leave to report favorably,
that Is to say that the assessed value of
said mill machinery stand stand at 100:
Chairman Finance Committee.
Report adopted.
The committee on finance, to which
was referred the petition of James V.
Kennickell, TO be permitted to make his
return, begs leave to report, recommend
ing that the value of his property, for
the same as for the year 1894.
William Garrard.
Chairman Finance Committee.
The committee on finance. to which
was referred the petitions of Miller & Co.
w 70 SSfRse vi r Bry Mis9 e. F. M Eder
man. Mrs. Ellen Boriss. Lewis Bliss, w.
g. Cooper Charles A. Fleming, 7. y.
Gaillard. L. w. Glidden. T. a. Morrell,
Meyer e Walsh, Oglethrope Club and
James T. Stewart & Son. asking to be
relieved OF double tax, begs leave to re-
port recommending that petitioners be re-
William Garrard.
Chairman Committee on Finance.
The committee on water and finance
TO which was referred the petition Of
Mrs. +. l.. Cohen, to be relieved OF water
rent on premises No. 102 Harris street,
W. ]. Watson,
Chairman Joint Committee.
Report adopted.
The committee on water. to which was
referred the petition OF sundry citizens
asking city authorities TO extend water
main out Barnard street from Tenth to
Twelfth streets, report adversely to same.
w. ]. Watson.
Chairman Committee on Water.
Report adopted.
The committee on streets and lanes. TO
which was referred the petition of w. w.
Metzger. for permission TO take down old
stoops and replace same with new
stOops to house on western one-half of
lot No. Z, South Oglethorpe ward report
recommending that petition be granted.
Chairman COMMITTEES on Streets and
Lanes.
Report adopted.
The committee on streets and lanes, to
which was referred the petition Of J. II.
Hoffman. for permission to erect bay win
dow and stoop to house on lot No. 80,
Chatham ward. report recommending that
petition be granted, stoops in question
not to extend on sidewalk more than four
and one-half feet.
e. C. Gleason,
Chairman Committee on streets and
Report adopted.
The committee on streets and lanes, to
which was referred the petition of c. NJ.
Malphus, for permission to build two two
story metal roof houses and to erect
stoops and verandas to same on lot No.
As Marshall ward, report recommending
that petition be granted;
Chairman Committee on Streets and
Report adopted.
The COMMITTEES on streets and lanes, TO
which was referred the petition of j. II.
Hoffman for permission 10 build bay win
dows and stoop to brick building on lot
No. 80 Chatham ward, report, recommend
e. c. Gleason.
Chairman Committee on Streets and
Report adopted
The committee on streets and lanes to
which was referred the petition of AL
fred Kent, for permission to repair steps
1AN NA nsv1n 49,
ward, report, recommending that petition
be granted e. G. Gleason,
Chairman Committee on Streets and
Report adopted
The joint committee on streets and
lanes and fire, to which was referred the
petition of NJ. S. Walsh, trustee, for per-
TO same on lot No 81, Gilbert ward. report,
recommending that petition be granted.
+. c. Gleason,
Chairman Joint Committee.
Report adopted.
The committee on health and cemetery,
to which was referred the petition of
Matilda Tison, relative to bill for cleans
ing priVy vault recommend that the ap-
plicant be relieved of all charges except
ing 81 for one cleansing. l.. A. Falligant,
Chairman Committee on Health and
Cemetery
Report adopted.
The committee on health and cemetery.
TO which was referred the petition of Mrs
Mary RSte, relhtlNe TO Dill Tor cleansing
privy vault, report that the condition of
the vault required cleaning, the broken
brick work having caused the filling of
the vault with water, and the repairs
thereto properly falling on the owner.
Chairman Committee on Health and
Cemetery.
Report adopted.
The committee on health and cemetery.
to which was referred the petition of Es-
tate Cyrus Campbell, relative to bill for
cleansing privy vault. recommend that the
charge of 81 on Sept 10, 1894, be reduced
one-hah. l. A. Falligant,
Chairman Committee on Health and
Cemetery.
Report adopted.
TIE committee on health and cemetery.
| TO which was referred the petition of r.
! Jones, for reduction of bill for cleansing
| pFivy vault, recommend that same be re-
| duced to 81. L. "A. Falligant
: Chairman Committee on Health and
| Cemetery.
Report adopted.
! The committee on health and cemetery.
| to which was referred the petition OF
! Phoebe Smith, relative to bill and execu-
! ton for cleansing privy vault, recommend
| that the charges be reduced to one-half
! the amount L. A. Falligant
Chairman Committee on Health and
Cemetery.
! Report adopted