The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-15

NnnS. West a. 20 ~
Jas NJ. Dixon & Co. ..... SIS
Sundry persons .......... 81 90
G. b. Futch ..................,ls 70
Fine Fine Of hands ....... 7sos- $50 70
Total ...............................s2l,7 52 q
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The committee Of the whole. to which
was referred the petition OF the Savannah
Thunderbolt and Isle OF Hope Railroad
Company begs leave to report that they
win grant petitioners prayer, provided
that petitioner will move switch on Sec
ond avenue to such point as Is satisfactory
to the committe on streets and laneSs
and deed such property as they own on
street. Herman Myers,
Chairman Committee OF the Whole.
The COMMITTEES OF the whole. 10 which
was referred the petition Of the Union So
ciety asking for certain donations, bega
10 report that II appears that IN the year
1890 the city council OF Savannah do
mated the sum Of Sfl3,lO, and In the year
1891, the sum Of Sil35O, and In tha year
1893, the SUM Of SS6 to this society BUT
failed TO formally express such donations
on It's minutes; therefore, this committee
begs leave to report that said donations
for the years 1890 1891 and 1893 should DO
ratified and confirmed. II further reports
for the year 1894, In favor Of granting TO
OF s7S5. Herman Myers,
Report adopted.
The following applications to retail IL
rsb Morrison. Is south Broad street &c.
l.. Lawson, No. Al West Broad street,
John j. Reed, northwest corner East
Broad and Taylor streets.
The committee Of the whole, 10 which
was referred the petition OF James Me-
Bride TO transfer hquor licenses granted
him from President and Reynolds streets
TO Bay and Houston streets, begs leave
Herman Myers,
Chairman COMMITTEES OF the Whole
me COMMITTEES Of the whole, to which
was referred the petition Of D. ]. Butu-
mer to retail liquor at northwest corner
Pine and Farm streets, report that mas
much as the petitioner desires TO with
draw said application that the request
10 withdraw be granted.
Herman Myers,
Chairman Committee of the Whole
The committee Of the whole, to which
was referred the petition OF j. p. Grady ~
SON. TO place powder magazine on the
north side of Bay street, near petitioners
store, boys leave TO report adversely on
be introduced repeating former grants al
lowing these magazines on the public
domain. Herman Myers.
Report adopted.
The committee on finance. to which was
referred the petition OF r. l.. Coldingi
asking to be relieved OF double tax on
personal property, report recommending
that property be assessed az $g0O saln
ing wife OF petitioner, and is assessed as
hers WHhhm batIdIu,
Chairman Finance Committee
me committee on finance, to which
was referred the petition Of J, ID. Lanier,
asking 10 be relieved OF double tax, re-
port, recommending that petitioner be not
double taxed, but that petitioners as
dollars. William Garrard,
Chairman Finance COMMITTEES.
RDuDTt adopted.
The committee on finance, 70 wnich
was referred the petition OF John Schmied-
eberg asking to be relieved of tax on
personal property report, recommending
that petitioner be not double taxed, but
that his personal property for taxation be
William GarTard,
Chairman Finance COMMITTEES.
Report adopted.
referred the petition OF w. II. Cole, 10 be
relieved Of double tax. report recommenu-
ing that petitioner be not dounle taxeos
but that his return be fixed at $3.50.
William Garrard,
Chairman Finance Committee.
The COMMITTEES on finance. to which was
referred the petition OF NJ. Brody, asking
TO be relieved OF double tax, beg leave
10 report favorably inaBmuch as petit
TONER had sold out before Jan. /, 1925, 10
NJ Blumenthal, who has made proper
return for taxation Of said property,
William GarraTd,
Chairman Finance COMMITTEES.
Report adopted.
The committee on finance. to which was
referred the petition Of Mrs. II. b. Goods
son, asking to be relieved OF a portion
OF assessment, beg leave 20 report nnias
vorably TO same MglliaIn ia, Ssr ,,.tts
The committee on finance, to which was
referred the petition OF George BARKER
asking to be relieved OF double tax. begs
leave to report that Mary Richardson
10 whom petitioner transferred personal
property In question has made a satls-
William Garrard.
Chairman Finance Committee.
Report adopted.
referred the petitions Of: Julius Leykoy,
Robert C. Gaillard, Henry Garwes, James
Earle, JT Mrs g. 4. Wood. j. vi iyi koSgn-
Joseph DETER. George Baldee, H, =.
Barnes, executor. 7. Barrett, 7; A. I'm, I'M
rietta Stern. l.. Miller, NJ s. Walsh. Mrs.
E j. H. Bennett, A. Robider, James Nc
Bride, Thomas Keenan,, Helen NJ lover
ing and A. NJ Monroe, to be relieved o.
double tax, report, recommending tnat
petitioners be relieved Of double Tax, 9niys
william Garrard,
Chairman Finance Committee.
lsbe COMMITTEES on assessments to which
was referred the petition OF John Jucn-
ter asking to be relieved of assessment on
improvements on lot No. /, Elliott ward,
upon the ground that no improvements
have been made, beg to report reconi-
fnending that prayer Of petitioner be
granted. Han n. bacon,
Vice Chairman Assessment Committee
Report adopted.
was referred the appeal of George Corn
we'll from decision of assessment COM
mfttee and which appeal was referred
~ conncii to committee on assessments,
beg leave to report, recommending that
the present assessment stand
George A. Hudson,
Chairman Assessment COMMITTEES.
Report adopted.
The committee on police, to which was
referred with power TO act, bids for
building patrol wagon for police departs
ment beg leave to report that all bids
have been rejected, Thomas Screyen,
Chairman Committee on Police.
Report adopted
The COMMITTEES on police, 10 which was
referred the petition OF r. W. Baughn, ask
fng CITY 70 nav r,hvsfcian'g hill for attend-