The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-25

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the whole further reports that upon fun
investigation had before 1t and upon con-
sideration of all the evidence in the mat
ter, including some evidence which was
| not before the committee on health and
| cemetery, il recommends that the PRAYER
of the original petition, dated July l, 1895
! be granted; that Is to say that the sum
of twenty-five dollars ($25) be paid to
| Messrs. kenan & Hartridge as attorneys
for Mr.. Hopkins, in full for all damages
! for trespass claimed, and that the bodies
| which have been inferred upon the lot
! Of Mr.. Hopkins, in Laurel Grove cemetery
| will be removed therefrom so soon as
| the condition of the weather permits.
| Herman Myers
Chairman Committee of the Whole.
| Report adopted.
The committee of the whole. to which
was referred the petition of the Suburban
and West End Railway Company, for re-
| lief from paving of it's line on Louisville
road report unfavorably thereto.
Herman Myers,
chairman Committee of the Whole.
Report adopted.
| The committee of the whole +o zyhtob
was referred the following petitions. re-
| port favorably thereto: Joseph A. Galina.
TO transfer liquor license from Bay lane.
| near Bull, to No. Drayton street: 8
| Schoen, to retail liquor southeast corner
| South Broad and Price streets. Neil Mo
Shae, to retail liquor corner Sims and
| west Boundary streets; James Mcbride,
| to transfer liquor license to S. Schoen.
southeast corner Price and South Broad
| streets. Herman Myers
chairman Committee of the Whole.
| Report adopted
| The committee on CITY lots to which
was referred the petition of Joseph II.
| Baker, asking council to renew lease to
him on lots $3.50 and 80 and five acres ad-
joining lot No. 80, on the South Spring
field plantation for five years, report adj
versely thereto Henry Koshorn,
Chairman Committee on City Lots.
| Report adopted
The joint committee on streets and lanes
and fire, to which was referred the pc
tition of the Planters Rice Mill Company
for permission to cross River street with
| pipe for purposes of conveying chaff
and rice flour, report favorably thereto.
George w. Tiedeman,
! Acting Chairman.
Report adopted.
The committee on fire, to which was
referred the following petitions report
| faVorably thereto: Della Morrison to re
pair wooden house No. 149 Charlton street;
John G. Butler, to build addition to house
on lot No. % Lloyd ward; George Beck
mann, to erect two boilers at No. 30 w hit
aker street; McAlpin & Schley, to put in
new windows and do general repairs in
| rear of house No IS State street; Meal
nard street. Mrs A. NJ. Buntz and chill
dren to repair house ON lot No. 10, Brown
ward; S. w. Cooper, to repair stoop No.
221 Bolton street lane; estate p. K. Shields;
to build shed feet high and 10 feet wide;
| j. c. Houston, to repair stoop to house
| No. 113 New Houston street lane; M. b.
| Ehrlicher to add four rooms to house on
lot No. % Davis ward; estate p. X.
Shields, to repair house on lot No. rs Gill
merville ward; F.. L. Curley, to erect one
| story house on Jones street near Price.
Hal H. Bacon, Acting Chairman.
Report adopted.
The committee on fire. to which was re-
ferred the petition Of James McAlpin, Jr.,
ct. al, for permission to build room to
house on lot No. 20, Pulaski ward, report
| favorably thereto under conditions re-
commended by fire chief
Hal H. Bacon,
Acting Chairman Committee on Fire.
Report adopted.
The committee on fire, to which was re-
ferred the petition of Mrs. M c. Terrell
to extend store back to lane No. 16S
Broughton street; recommend that the
same be granted, provided that building
as it progresses, is satisfactory to fire
chief. Hal II. Bacon,
Acting Chairman Committee on Fire.
Report adopted.
PETITIONS AND APPLICATIONS
Petition of ]. T. Shuptrine, to erect
SlOOp 10 mouse on lOL NO. 70 Lloyd Ward,
| referred to committee on streets and lanes
Petition of sundry insurance agents pro-
| testing against the establishment of
lamp black factory; referred to committee
of the whole.
Petition of II. F. Graham to be refunded
the sum of 81 paid for execution.
Petition of c. H. Dorset for permission
to repair and remodel wooden house north
west corner Price and Hull streets; re-
| ferred to committee on fire.
Petition of Mrs. Josephine b. Mathews
for deed to lot No. s, Charlton ward re-
ferred to committee on city lots.
Petition of j. II. Green for permission
to build privy vault on lot No. u Green
ward; referred to committee on health
and cemetery.
Petition of ]. NJ. Davis, to be refunded
amount paid city as license on barber
shop; referred to finance committee.
Petition of sundry citizens requesting
council to pave Bull street, from south side
of New Houston street to park extension;
referred to committee of the whole.
Petition of j. T. Shuptrine for permis-
sion to manufacture lamp black at build
ing known as Lamar's mill on Randolph
street near Broughton street; referred to
committee of the whole.
Petition of s. L. Lazaron, attorney, rel
alive to dumping garbage at West Savan-
nah referred to health and cemetery
committee.
Petition of Mrs. L. H. Griffin relative to
cutting down oak tree; referred to park
and tree commission with power to act
| Petition of Henrietta Bowens for per-
mission to erect steps TO house on N u of
lot No. 81, Gilmerville ward; referred to
committee on streets and lanes.
The following applications were referred
| to committee of the whole; j. G. Slater to
transfer liquor license to Beasly & Co.,
northeast corner Taylor and Price streets;
Beasly & Co. TO retail liquor at northeast
corner Taylor and Price streets Mrs NJ. M
Byrnes, to transfer liquor license from
corner West Broad and Bryan streets, to
No. IS Houston streets; W. G. Dortic, to
transfer liquor license from Price and
South Broad streets to John Barrett, cor
ner Sims and West Boundary streets.
Application of r. Falligant for permits
sion to make sewer connection with Bar
nard street sewer from premises CASTOR
between Barnard and Whitaker streets
Ordinance on its first reading:
BY Alderman Garrard-
An ordinance TO change the name of
that portion Of Perry lane, which extends
from Abercorn street to Habersham street