The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25


cleaning privy vaults. report adversely
thereon for legal reasons.
Chairman Health and Cemetery Commit
tee.
Report adopted.
The committee on health and cemetery,
10 which was referred the petition Of
sundry citizens relative to burial Of the
poor in the Hebrew portion of Laurel
ErOFe cemetery. recommend that the Pc
uuon be granted and the four ioEs re-
ferred 70 be sold to the petitioners for
the purposes mentioned in the petition at
L. A. Fanigant,
Chairman Health and Cemetery Commits
tee.
Report adopted.
The committee on health and cemetery,
70 which was referred the petition OF
henry r. Dubs 10 be relieved Of charge
LqT cieanlng prlVy vault, report FAVOR
Chairman Health and Cemetery Commits
report adopted.
The committee on finance, TO which was
referred the communication from Mr..
John NJ. Bryan, relative to the entrance
made into petitioners residence by the
city assessors, begs leave to report that
i caused the petitioner and the city as
SCISSORS to come before f. and has care
fully examined into the facts of the oc-
currence mentioned In said petition. IL
appears that the assessors. In regular
course OF inspection of improvements.
called at the house of petitioner. and one
of them, Mr.. Herschbach, made the in
spection; the evidence before the commit
tee disclosed that the servant in charge
of the door first stated that petitioner
and his wife were not at home, but upon
being told In a mild and proper manner
the mission of the assessors, made no
protest, nor interposed any objection, but
preceded Mr.. Herschbach, and showed
him the portion OF the house sought to be
inspected While petitioner might well
have been indignant # the assessor Mr..
Herschbach. had acted as alleged in the
petition, yet the evidence disclosed that
Has tt.ses
servant was incorrect. The committee,
therefore, finds, and so reports, that the
petitioner was misinformed, and that the
assessor, Mr.. Herschbach, only did his
duty in a courteous manner, without pro-
test from or opposition by the servant In
charge Of petitioners house. Assessor
stood in front of the house, and did noe
enter the house. Assessor Brooks was
not present. VIM Garrard.
Chairman Finance Committee.
The COMMITTEES on water to which was
referred the petition OF Mrs. r. K. Gibbs
to report adversely to prayer Of petitions
err. w. j. Watson,
Chairman Water Committee.
PETITIONS AND APPLICATIONS.
Petition OF sundry butchers in city
market asking that grocers handling fresh
tain ways; referred to committee Of thu
whole.
Petition of sundry green grocers in rela-
ton to tax paid by them to city, etc. Re-
ferred TO committee OF the whole
Petition OF Sundry citizens relative to
push carts. Referred to committee OF the
whole.
Petition OF p. w. Meldrim and John
Houston executors of estate of Robert
McIntire, deceased, and Of Susan H., Nc
Intire. for separate titles. Referred to
committee on finance.
Petition Of Lucy T. Black asking for
separate deed for ground rent lot. Re-
fer 10 t,1aNFt ess. IN
Petitions Of II. $. Oppenhelmer, Charles
Hohenstein, M. OBrien, Abram Barnard,
George Turner, George p II. Jones, trus-
tee; Ellen Kelly and Elizabeth Steel, ask
ing to be relieved of charges for cleaning
privy vaults. Referred TO committee on
health and cemetery
Petition of Frank Reidel. ct. al, asking
permission to build bonfires. Referred to
committee of the whole.
Petition Of Amanda u. Green for permis-
sion TO transfer l.. q. cemetery lot NO.
2l9f to William r. Crawford. Referred to
committee on health and cemetery.
Petition of Mrs. G. Weintz, asking
council to have decayed oak tree In 'FRONT.'
OF petitioners residence removed. Re-
ferred to committee on streets and lanes.
Petition Of Charles Bolden. asking to
"a Huntingdon street. Referred to COM
mittee on water.
Petition OF Mrs. Bridget Hussey relative
10 amount charged by city for water rent.
Referred to committee on water
Petition OF sundry citizens requesting an
sion of fireworks. Referred to committee
OF the whole
Petition Of Mrs NJ Deegan relative to
water rent for cows Referred to COM
Petition Of j. H. Meyers to be relieved
Of additional water tax. Referred to COM
Application Of G. Geffken for permission
to make sewer connection with Bolton
street sewer from residence Price and
Gwinnett streets Referred to COMMITTEES
q lanes !
Application of estate J. j. Warning for
permission to make seweI connection With
Bolton street sewer from premises Bolton
and Price streets. Referred to committee
on streets and lanes, with power to act.
Petition of Mrs. M. Flarity for permis-
sion to make sewer connection with Price
street sewer from premises Houston and
York street lane. Referred to committee
on streets and lanes. with power to act.
The following applications for permia-
sion to retail liquor for the year 1896 wera
referred to the committee of the whole:
Asendorf, Fred. 116 Jefferson street.
Alien w. j., n W corner Price and south
Asendorf, John NJ. 9sh Habersham
street
Rohn. j. II. A., SO Price street
Byrd, w E.. IS West Broad street.
Brown, w. b., 1s2 Bryan street.
Bohn, II. n. G.. East Broad and Perry
Boldrldge, George. corner Price and
Broughton streets.
+ H. a.
Brinkman, II. c.. 1870 st. Julian street.
Boley, NJ, W corner Broughton ana
Barnard streets
Brichman Charles, s corner Indian
lane and West Boundary streets.
Blum, August 80 Jones street
Brodman, ]. D., 561s Randolph street.
Bedford, w. T.. n w corner Buli and
Second avenue.
Carr John, corner Bay and Haber-
Cooper w. G., n e corner Broughton
lane and Whitaker
Crum, b. 50 Houston street.
Cottingham, John s Q corner Broughtou
and Drayton streets.
CAIN Patrick, 29S Bay street.
Connery, G. p, $50 St Julian street.
Corbett w. F., az West Broad street.
|. Cohen, b., No. Montgomery street.
Counihan, Joseph A., East Broad
street.
Denmark. ]. NJ, 81 Zubly street.
Dodd, w. j., 149 Congress street
Deutsch, c. S., 46 Barnard street.
Diers William. e corner LiDerty ana
West Broad streets
Dreeson II. E., n W corner Stewart and
Eicholz, s.. R-S Liberty street.