The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-28

nor shall any structure, building. apnsr,,
Us, or appliance, disconnected frdt-,i e
l lore. ,. 10 burial ground or park x
ever, erected IN or upon the same - -
shail any vehicles be permitted Wins
~. That all the foregoing shan b.,
ditions and covenants running J,i-S Con-
land, and II at any time in tha r,.s s4lI
sald municipal corporation should Law -
81 project any street or streets Of 80
city through said land, or should vio fe!l
this decree by selling or convevino' ' s
land' or any lot or portion of the sar-.-
lneh ana IN such event, that portion az --s-.
property, being on the corner of sal
Broad and ADeTCOrn streets a narsli-- "a
gram IN shape. containing a western fro--
on ADercorn street Of two hundra1 s ~
ten (2lO feet from the corner 81 ~
present brick wall and a recfar,,g7-1
1eRtn eastward Of three hundred an,
Slshly taeY Ieets snail at once be- -
Z become me property Of the church u
Cens and Vestrymen of the FriscC-,
church IN savannah, called Christ churse'
IN fee simple, it being the intention
TINS decree 70 fix permanently the st9+,Ie
OF SAID property, for the uses and r,,
poses OF pubic park, and to prera-,
any chahge in such uses and purp0se.
at any time in the future. and anv -
OF the state OF Georgia. upon the bres.I
OF any Of said covenants shall H.
liberty to apply for an iniunction aestet
said city of Savannah restraining in 80
any such perversiOn of the uses of ~
grounds, and his right to said iniunr ~
the Iact being established) are her1f1
conceded as part of the consideration -
this decree. - "
V. That the costs of these causss 81.
paid by the mayor and aldermen of -
city OF Savannah. 10
PETITIONS AND APPLICATIONS
Petitions of Carolina Law, John Riier
agent, Mrs. Elizabeth Frain c Jor''
Rebecca Richards and Henry So
guardian, asking to be relieved of chargs5
Tor cleansing priVy vaults; referred N
Petitions of Mrs R. n. CircopeIt ana
Mrs. Eugenia c. Johnston, asking to be re-
lleVed OF double tax; referred to commits
Petition of J. z. Archer. to be relieved
of tax on personal property; referred Il
committee on finance.
Petitions of Mrs. Mary Freelonp
Lasky and John Flannery, relative IN
water rent: referred TO committee on wa.
ter.
Petitions Of the Commercial Cr,r,
Company and W. c. Connolly. agent. reia'
tive to badges for horse and cart; referred
to committee on finance.
Petition of NJ. Brown, asking for furtbo,
time in which TO pay taxes; referred IN
committee on finance.
Petition of Mary A. Finnegan, relativa
10 purchase money on ground rent lots
referred to committee on finance
Petition Of Henrietta Henderson n
erect stoop to house on lot No. 2 CraW.
streets and lanes
Petition of Southern Bell Telepbons
company, asking for permission TO ey.
caYate underneath sidewalk. etc: referred
to committee on streets and lanes
Petition of sundry citizens requesting
city authorities to pave Congress street
lane, between Whitaker and Barnard
streets referred to committee on streets
and lanes.
Petition of John f. Wheaton. asking
city authorities to cut down jec9va}
tree corner Bull street and Gordon s-fest
'ane; referred 10 committee on streets
and lanes.
Petition of sundry citizens requesting
city authorities to water Ogeechee road,
and also to place fire plugs in southeast
ern portion of city; referred to commits
tee on streets and lanes and fire
Petition Of Solomon Cohen, to erect
shed on lot No. II, Liberty ward; referred
to committee on fire, with power to act.
Petition of sundry citizens, requesting
council to remove powder magazine To-
Gated at Bay and New Houston streetsg
referred to committee of the whole
Petition of Geo. W. Allen, asking cons
pensation for certain land taken by city
Tor public purposes.
Petition of sundry citizens requesting
city authorities to open up Huntington
street, west Of West Boundary street;
referred to committee on opening streets.
Application of Independent Presbyte-
rian church for permission to make con-
nection with Barnard street sewer from
premises Henry street lane. No 10, Gal+
lie ward; referred to committee on streets
and lanes ana sanitary board, with power
Application of Mrs. C. Connerat for
permission to make connection with MAJ
con street sewer, from premises Macon
street, near Barnard street; referred TO
committee on streets and lanes and SAN
itary board, with power to act
Application of Estate j. J. Warning Tor
permission to make connection with HAP
ersham street sewer from premises DuHy
and Price streets; referred to COMMITTEES
on streets and lanes and sanitary poardi
with power to act.
ORDINANCES.
Ordinance read in council for the nrss
time Oct 8, 1895, read second time Ocl;
28 1896 placed upon its passage and
passed
An ordinance to permit the Beck and
Gregg Hardware Company TO Keep d
powder magazine, as herein provided III
the city of Savannah.
BY Committee on Streets and Lanes
Section l. Be 1t ordained by the mayor
and alderman Of the city OF savannah,
in council assembled, that permission y
given the Beck and Gregg HatuNdo
Company of Savannah, Ca, to Keep
portabIe powder magazine within the city
of Savannah on Bay street at polht "a
Bay street to be designated by the com;
mittee on streets and lanes the Sdlt
ma gazine is to be made of heavy shee.
iron, with overlapping and proJecuu5
cover. and to be made safe and seegls
and is to have the capacity OF hol1iH5
Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, lnal Wy
right is hereby fully reserved. by Slo
mayor, and alderman Of the cry OF OF re
vannah to require the removal OF NO
said magazine by the SAID COMPANY a.
any time the said mayor and aldeIiinaf 4.
may determine that such removal d"
Sec 8. Be it further ordained that al
ordinances and parts of ordinaces ~
conflict with this ordinace are hereOI
repealed
RESOLUTIONS.
By Committee on Fire
Resolved, BY the mayor and aldermen u
the city of Savannah, in coUnel as
sembled, That the committee on nre De'
and the same is, hereby authorized 10 *
pend the sum of one hundred ana slAts
dollars, or so much thereof as may pd
necessary for the purpose of purchaslH5
bed springs for the use Of the IRE U0'
partment of said city.
Adopted.
By Alderman Hudson
Resolved, BY the mayor and aldermen
of the city of Savannah, in councI a.
sembled, That the proposition OF the 20
vannah Investment Company to sen ny
city such of their holdings as Is ne
essary to open Seventh street from -
coin street east to the Savannah, tloriaS
and Western railways right-of-Way -
Habersham street through the Glausn5
land, for the sum Of twenty-five hunuIe9
dollars, be accepted, /. e., one tnousanrr
dollars cash. and two notes, each seNs5
hundred and fifty dollars, to run one az
two years, bearing interest at rag
six per cent. per annum, provided It's uli0'
are satisfactory.
AdOpted.