The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-23

10 same Herman Myers.
Chairman Committee of the Whole.
A. A. Martin to transfer mis- liquor and
erocery license from northwest corner of
BrOughton and Houston streets to III West
Broad street. Adopted.
Shearhouse. Hutchison & Co. TO trans
fer their grocery license to No. 42i Con-
sress street west. 10 Ell1ins q Long at
the same place of business. Adopted.
Sam LYMAN OF the firm of LYMAN &
Lehwald to transfer their merchant tailors
license at II Congress street. west, 10 sam
Hyman, al 80 Bun street Adopted.
Application of estate William Cannon
for permission 10 transfer his liquor H.
cense at No II Bay street east, TO Will
lam Schiller & Co, at the same place Of
business. Adopted.
The committee on finance. TO which
was referred the petition of Isaiah NJ
Resented. executor OF the estate of Leo
nora J. Resented. asking for the usual
discount of 10 per cent. to make the west
one-haf Of lot No. %. Troup ward. fee
simple, beg to report favorable 20 same
J. p Williams
Acting Chairman Committee on Finance
Adopted
The committee on finance to which was
referred the petition of Max Trachtman
asking permission to sell small arti-
cles on the streets for one month without
taking ont a license, beg to report ad-
VeTsely. thereto
J. p. williams
Acting Chairman Committee on Finance
Adopted
The committee on public health and
finance, to which were referred the pc
titions of David Evans. Butler Virgins
Dave Eino. J. p. Williams and j. c.
Shaw, asking TO be compensated for ar
ticles destroyed by order of the health
authorities, beg to report adversely there
to.
7 =, Tit
Chairman Joint Committee
Adopted
The committee on city lots and opening
streets. to which was referred the petit
ton of NJ. J. Soomons desiring to pur-
chase the remaining portion of the lot
purchased from the Gorrie lee Company
for Che extension Of Bun street. near EsUl
avenue, al the same price per foot paid
for by the city, beg TO report adversely to
same. but will recommend to Council con-
sideraUon OF an offer of SOC per square
foot. J. p. Williams,
Chairman Committee on City Lots and
Opening Streets.
AdoDted
The committee on city lots. to which was
referred the petition of NJ. Ferst Sons &
Co. desiring 10 rent one of the tombs
near the city exchange for the purpose
of storing fireworks in original packages,
beg TO report favorably to same.
- NlHldlIlSs
Chairman Committee on City Lots
Adopted.
The committee on city lots and opening
streets, 10 which was referred the petition
of H. II. Bunger offering to The city his
lot needed for the op ng of Ninth street
for the sum of $50, beg 10 rc9ort favorabiy
thereto. J. p. WIa9ms,
Chairman Committee on City Lots and
Opening Streets.
Adopted.
The joint committee on public health and
finance, to which was referred the petition
of jamie Freeman asking remuneration
for articles destroyed by order of the
health authorities, beg to recommend that
the sum Of thirty-three dollars be donated
TO the petitioner in fun, for all claims
against the city. j 6. farrell,
Chairman Joint Committee
Adopted
The committee on public health, to which
was referred the petition of j. p. e. M.
Cox. asking permission to build privy
vaults on lots l6 II, IS, Telfair ward, beg
TO report favorably TO the prayer of petit
toner. j. G. farrell,
Chairman Committee on Public Health
Adopted.
The committee on streets and lanes, to
which was referred the petition Of the
Southern Novelty Company, asking that
they be granted for the term of five years,
the exclusive right of placing boxes OH
the outer edge of the sidewalks for the
purpose of receiving waste paper. Peti-
toner TO be permitted to place advertise
ments in said boxes, free from tax, and
so pay TO the city 81 per year for each box
placed IN the city. Recommend that the
petition be not granted. James NJ Dixon
Chairman Committee on Streets and
Lanes.
Adopted
The committee on water to which was
referred the petition of Jackson. Metzger
& Co., asking an investigation into the
water power running their elevator petit
toners claiming il 10 be very unsatisfac-
tory, beg to report that they have ex-
amiued the water supply on the petition
ers' premises, and find the pressure all
right Hal II. Bacon,
Chairman Wafer Committee.
Adopted
The committee on water 10 which was
referred the petition of the Skidaway
Shell Road Company with a bin OF $27 at
tached. for tolls against the water works
department, and asking that il be passed
Tor payment. beg 20 report that the late
sunerintendent of the wafer works Mr..
Lotion, used this road and agreed TO pay
for its use, and recommend that the bill
be passed for payment. Hal II. Bacon,
Chairman Committee on Water.
Adopted.
10 which was referred the petition of W
W. Gordon asking permission TO extend
his wharf to the new harbor lines from
The western point of the extension granted
60 petitioner AZ the NEE ius Of Council
aug. >. sg9 TO q point $50 feet further
west near the Office located on the said
wharf. beg to recommend that he petition
ho granted. llai ID. bacon
Acting Chairman Committee ON HarDor
and WhaTves.
Adopted.
The committee on fire, having consi1ere
the following petitions TO repair remodel
improve. etc. beg to report that same have
been granted. isaac u. mas.
Chairman Committee on Fire.
A. S Bacon to repair stoop and placs
hay window to house, 800 Gwinneu street,
west Adopted
Mrs NJ. A. Prenty 70 a2d bathroom and
kitchen to yard part Of house, McDonougn