The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-03
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The committee OF the whole, to which
was referred the petition of Thomson
Hood, for permission 40 transfer his
wheelwright's license at 81 Duffy street
west. to c. e. Sanberg, same place OF bus
mess beg 10 report favorably to same.
Herman Myers,
Chairman COMMITTEE OF the whole
Adopted
me committee of the whole, to which
was referred the petition of the Savannah
temah Asylum, asking that an amount
OF Ssl4.7o be donated equal to the tax exc
cution now pending against it for street
paving on lots g. T. s, Ebert ward, beg
TO report favorably to same.
Herman Myers,
Chairman Committee of the " hoe.
Adopted
The committee of the whole, TO which
was referred the petition Of j. 5. Collins,
relative 10 taxation in Coliinsylle, beg to
report that the petition be received as in
lorna ton, and that the entire matter be
referred TO the joint committee on streets
and lanes ana opening streets, TO invests
gate the situation, TO ascertain the cost
OF opening and competing the grading of
streets, in accordance with the request
contained in the petIHon and to report
back to Council. Herman Myers,
Chairman Committee of the Whole.
Adopted
The committee of the whole to which
was referred the petition OF George P.
Jordan asking TO be appointed an in
spector Of timber and lumber beg to re-
port adversely to the prayer of petitioner.
Herman Myers,
Chairman Committee Of the Whole.
Adopted.
The committee of the whole to which
MA rcfa cd 4 1lar,
an ex-fireman in i'll health, and asking for
assistance, are constrained to report adj
yersely to the prayer of petitioner.
Herman Myers,
Chairman Committee of the Whole.
Adopted.
The committee on finance, to which was
referred the petition OF Jane E. Miller,
asking that she be refunded certain taxes
on lot No. So and improvements, South
VILE beg TO report adversely to the prayer
of petitioner George ". Tiedeman,
Chairman Committee on Finance.
Adopted
The committee on finance, 10 which was
referred the petition of the Blumenfield
Company, asking that they be refunded
the amount of $500, for double tax i'm
posed upon petitioners for falling to take
out wagon badge beg 40 report unfavor-
ably to same. George W. Tiedeman
Adopted.
The committee on water, to which was
referred the petition of the Skidaway
Shell Road Company. asking permission
to take water from the hydrant located on
said road, to be used in sprinkling its road
way In dry weather, beg to report adj
versely to the petition, as they do not
think that the city should supply water
outside of the cay limits.
Hal H. Bacon,
Chairman Committee on Water
Adopted.
The committee on water to which was
referred the petition of D. o. Croft, sub
hitting certain propositions looking to-
ward the laying of a water main to Ditt-
mersville, beg to report that they do not
think il advisable to extend the water
mains beyond the city limits present
and report adversely 20 petition.
Hell H. Bacon,
Chairman Committee on Water
Adopted.
The committee on pablo health, to which
was referred the petition of ]. Z. Fulton
& Son, agents of the baltimore property
at $40 and $50 Anderson street, east, asking
that they be permitted to sink dry we'll
for temporary relief the old sewer hav-
ing become stopped up. beg TO report fav-
orably to same, petitioners to reconnect
old sewer ]. G. farrell,
Chairman Committee on Public Health
Adopted.
The committee on streets and lanes hav-
| ing considered the within petition of
Thomas II. Laird, asking permission to
build stoop % feet long TO the house at
| the corner of Floyd and Hull streets, rec
commended that same be not granted.
James NJ Dixon,
4 hot
| Lanes.
Adopted.
| The committee on streets and James to
which was referred the petition of Mrs.
| Bertha Weatherhorn for permission to ex-
tend stoop to line of other Stops on block
and TO erect portico over stoop at ia
Bolton street, west beg to recommend
that same be granted.
James M. Dixon,
Chairman Committee on Streets and
Lanes.
Adopted.
The committee on city lots and opening
| streets, to which was referred the follow
Ing petitions, beg TO report by resolution.
]. P. Williams,
! Chairman Committee on City Lots and
| Opening Streets
Petition of f. NJ Smith, Jr., to sell for
| street opening purposes, lots No. n, rs and
|
ward, for the sum of $650O0
Petition of w. W. Metzger Offering to
the city for street opening purposes, sot
No. 66 Brownsville ward, for the sum of
$4,000.
! Petition of l.. A. Faligant and Robert
Fallgant, Offering to the city for street
! opening purposes lot No. 65 Brownsville,
for the sum of SS5O.OO.
Petition of D. C. Carson, Offering to the
city for street opening purposes, lot No. e.,
Brownsville, for the sum of $4,000.
| Petition of c. II. Dorset, president City
and Suburban Improvement Company, Of
| fering to sell land necessary 10 open UP
! Price street.
Petition of w. ]. Lindsay, vice president.
| representing a syndicate, Offering to sell
| land necessary to open up PriceStreet.
The committee on city lots and opening
streets, to whom was referred the petition
| of c. II. Dorset, to sell to the city lots Sc
and 81 Springfield plantation, for the sum
of $l500.00, respectfully beg 10 report I'M
| favorably thereon. J. p williams
Chairman Committee on City Lots and
| Opanfng Streets