The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-31

j. X. Ia{Ior, 424 OglethOrpC ave, e.
James f. Whiteman. 81 Oglethorpe
ave-, e.
b. Weitz. 1913 East Broad.
Herman Winter p Broughton, e.
John T Wade, 5. W. cor. Houston and
Oglethorpe ave.
e. u. Ybanez. 105 Bay. G.
P w Meldrim.
Chairman Committee of the Whole.
Report adopted
The committee on finance. to whom was
referred the petition of George Meyer, ask
ing to be relieved from the payment of
two notes of $50, each given for liquor IL
cense, report that the amount was paid
by the party who succeeded 10 the bust
ness, and therefore report favorably TO
prayer of petitioners. S. p Hamilton,
Chairman Committee on Finance.
Adopted.
The committee on finance, to whom was
referred the petition of the L. S. Union
Association, asking assistance for the pur-
pose of building a home for Old and de-
crepit negroes report that there is no ap-
preparation in the budget for such pur-
poses and therefore report adversely
S Z. Hamilton,
Chairman Committee on FINANCE.
Adopted.
The committee on water. to whom was
referred the petition of the estate of Ben
jamin Cannon in regard 10 overcharge of
water rent, beg 10 report that they have
examined the records and find that there
is no overeharge, and therefore report ad-
versely to prayer of petitioner
r. NJ Hull,
Acting Chairman Committee on Water.
Adopted.
The committee on public health. to
which was referred the petition of j. r.
Saussy Jr., for Oneida Taylor, asking to
be relieved from execution for cleaning
r5xyHr in o.
beg to recommend that the petitioner be
granted sixty days from this date in which
to pay the assessments mentioned in the
petition, and that at the end of sixty days,
if the amount be not paid, a new execu-
ton be issued against the proper party.
w. w. owens,
Chairman Committee on Public Health.
Adopted.
The committee on fire, to which was re-
ferred the petition of B. d. Roseubrook,
TO add one story to kitchen, 1918 Montgom-
cry street, near Anderson, report favora-
bly, to same.
Also report favorably to petition of John
Rourke & Sons to use q movable boiler to
any part of city during work of house
drainage, provided spark arrester is
used. r. NJ. Hull
Chairman Committee on Fire
Adopted
PETITIONS AND APPLICATIONS.
Petition of ]. f. Glatigny asking for the
refunding of taxes upon certain property
in Thomas ward, was referred to the COM
mittee on finance.
Petition of J. S. Collins clerk of city
court, calling attention to the act recently
passed by the legislature transferring the
expenses of said court to the county, that
said act provides that the county shalt
not assume the expenses until April 1895
and asking that an appropria ton of So
"a n he
to that time was referred to the commit
tee on finance.
Petition of Mrs. Mary A. Donahue ask
ing that she be allowed the usual discount
to make fee simple the eastern one-half of
lot 80, TToup ward, the same being a
ground rent lot was referred 10 commit
tee on finance
The petition Of Savannah Female Orphan
Asylum asking for a contribution to the
amount of the assessment against ii for
paving Oglethorpe avenue the amount
being $913.70 was referred to the commit
tee on finance.
Petition of F. T. Roberts for permission
TO transfer lot 2179 Laurel Grove cemetery,
to Madison c. Purvis. was referred to
committee on public health
The petition of G. f. Socket hackman
requesting the passage of an ordinance
providing a penalty for any person refu1.
ing to pay hack fare, was referred 10
committee on ponce.
The petition of Randolph AXon, ex. est
Miss Eliza Roberts. asking for separate
titles to lot "A Washington ward, was re-
ferred to committee on city lots. N
The petition of Mrs. Mary A. Donahue
asking to be relieved from The payment
Of repairs to sidewalks east one-haif lot
80, Troup ward. claiming she had never
been notified by the city, il being her in
tention to lay a new pavement and pro-
viding for a better grade. was referred 10
committee on streets and lanes.
The petition of Samuel Meinhard for
permission to build fence of brick stone
and iron on Abereorn and Gordon streets.
the house on lot %, Calhoun ward, was re-
ferred to committee on streets and lanes
The following applications for liquor Ii
censes were referred TO the committee of
TIE whole:
John Boyer, 234 Houston street 5. Q. cor
Perry street
Charles Buchanan. "a West Boundary.
Diedrich Brakeman. Bay street extern
sion.
]. Bunger, 1915 Ogeechoe road.
J. d. Brodmann, S. e. cor Waldburg and
Burroughs.
o. d. Brodmann. n. e. cor. Randolph and
Cleburne.
J. F. 5. Barbour, s W. cor. Purse and
Sims.
NJ. Boley; n. W. Ger. Barnard ana Brough
ton.
]. H. A. Bohn. cor. Cuyler and Anderson.
J. Buicken, 321 Henry, ".
w b. Corbett, n. W. cor. West Broad and
Bryan.
G. P. Connery, 10 ST. Julian. w
J. Cottingham, s. e. cor. Drayton and
Broughton.
Martin Cooley, 626 Bay, W.
w. H. Cole 23S Bay. e.
NJ ]. Doyle market square.
G
w Dodd, III Congress.
George Derst, n. W. cor Maple and West
Broad.
Decker & shefta!l. s. e. cor. S. Julian
and Barnard
DALEY g. Co, n W. cor Fahm and Mill.
Dan Deignan, 6SS Indian and Mcguire.
]. T. Evans & Co. Congress and Bar
nard. or 116 Congress.
w. II. Eskedor, s. e. corner West Broad
and Taylor.
II. Elsinger. cor. Bull and River.
d. Entleman, ga Jefferson, cor Hunt
ingdon.
j. f. Entleman. GA Liberty, @.
NJ. b. Ehrlcher s. ". cor Jones and East
Broad.
Waldburg.
y Eichhoiz. 3l5 East Broad.
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