The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-05
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which was referred the petition Of c.
ID. Ladevcze for permission to replace
piazza to front part of wooden house on
i lot No H. Green ward report fayorably
Chairman Street and Lane Committee.
Report adopted.
The committee on streets and lanes. TO
which was referred the petition of j. II.
Anderson, trustee. for permission to erect
stoops to two brick houses to be erected
So iS 5v no fSerefo Brown EaFa eP99 Ia
Chairman street and Lane Committee.
Report adopted.
The committee on fire. to which was re-
ferred the following petitions, report IA
vOrahly thereto, namely: Christ church,
to make an addition to ST. Michaels chap
ell, lot No. 81, White ward, Mrs l.. SmOns,
10 repair house and raise and felt roof lot
No. AZ. Elliot ward; Tide Water OH Co..
to erect Link elevators Wesley Monument
al church, to complete towers Of said
church, Prince Monroe, to repair shin
gle roof with tin and to repair weather
boarding and stOop TO house on lot No.
Chairman Fire Committee.
Report adopted.
The committee on fire, to which was re-
ferred the following petitions report IA
cred with metal: Joseph A. Galina, 20
add room 10 house on lot No. 6, Reynolds
In rear of house No. 531k West Broad
street, G. G. Jones a. Co, TO erect shed
on vacant lot northwest portion of Garden
lot No. 10. Lester ward.
Report adoIked.
The committee on health and cemetery
TO which was referred the application OF
Henrietta w. MOrel TO transfer lot No
$50 Laurel Grove cemetery, to Henry c.
cunningham report faIyorabigy , thereon.
Chairman Health and Cemetery cry Com
Rerort .don+oa
PETITIONS AND APPLICATIONS.
feuuon OF Henry Strauss TO be relev-
ca OF payment OF liquor notes Of I. b.
Butler or have permission TO transfer Ii
quor license. Referred to finance com
mittce.
Petition Of Sacred Heart church asking
to be exempted from taxation. Referred
TO committee on finance.
Petition OF Union Society asking that
amount due by said society for taxes be
donated to Union Society.
Petition of St. Paul c. NJ. e. church ask
ing to be exempted from last quarter
taxes Of 1895; referred to committee on
J. e. Royal asking to be sworn In as
city timber and lumber inspector. Re
ferred to committee of the whole.
Petition of Tallulah a. Barthelmess,
John Barthelmess and Dora e. Roche for
separate titles to portion of lot No. 49,
Ebert ward; Referred TO committees on
city lots and assessments.
Petition of sundry citizens asking coun-
ell 10 place an electric light at southwest
Margaret streets.
Referred to committee on streets and
lanes.
Petition of j. c. Culhane, asking for
further time in which to comply with
notice from health officer, relative TO
priVy vaults attached to petitioners prop
erty; referred to committee on health and
cemetery.
Petition of Joseph II. Baker, asking for
renewal of lease to lots 50. 50 and 90. and
nVe acres adjoining, Springfield; referred
to committee on city lots.
Petition OF w. w. Aimar, for permits
sion to build privy vault at Mill and
Wheaton streets; referred to committee
on health and cemetery.
Petitions Of w. l.. Walters to retail IL
quor al southwest corner McDonough and
East Broad streets for one-half year
from July l. 1886. and M. j.. DAILY. to
retail liquor at Louisville and Augusta
roads; referred to committee Of the
whole
Petition of r. Kirkland, to transfer H.
quor license to No. A6 Congress street:
referred to committee Of the whole.
The following applications to make sew
er connections were referred to the COM
missioner Of public works and sanitary
board, with power TO act Mrs. NJ Flarity
Bolton street sewer, premises Lincoln Il
Bolton streets; Mutual Gas Light Co.
East Broad street sewer, premises Bay.
Drayton street sewer premises Jones near
ORDINANCES.
Ordinance read in council for the first
time May 6, 1895, read a second time Nav
20, 1886. and referred to the COMMITTEES Of
the whole. Reported on favorably by the
committee of the whole, after being
amended, read a third time June g. 1896
placed upon its passage and passed:
BY Special Committee on Railways
An ordinance to extend the time within
which the Macon, Dublin and Savannah
Railroad Company may become the owner
absolutely Of certain lands, rights Of wav
privileges and facilities at Savannah. ana
to amend the ordinance heretofore passed
on this subject.
Section /. Whereas, by an ordinance
passed March 2, 1892 under certain condi-
tioss therein expressed Certain lands
Sayannah were granted to the Macon,
Dublin and Savannah Railroad Company,
and under a resolution Of council passed
Aug. IL, 1892, certain other lands and
rights OF way, privileges and facilities
were granted to said railroad company
subject to the conditions therein express
ed and by an ordinance passed Feb. a.
1894, the time within which the conditions
were performed for the acquisition of GER
tain rights and privileges before granted
relating to Olive, West Broad, West
boundary and Bay streets, and by an or
dinance passed Feb. q, 1895, a further ex-
tension was granted to May 1, 1895; and
BY an ordinance passed April 30 1885,
further extension was granted 10 May l.
1895. under certain restrictions and condi-
lions therein expressed.
Now, therefore, be IL ordained by the
mayor and aldermen of the city of Savan-
nah in council assembled, and 1t Is here
by ordained by authority of the same
that a further extension of time Of two
years from May /, 1886, be and the same
Is hereby granted to the said Macon Dub
lin and Savannah Railroad Company
within which It may comply with the
requisite conditions in order to become