The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07
OFFICIAL.


Herman Kiene, 10 retail LIQUOR az 1874
Bryan street. west
NJ. y. Coun'han, to transfer her liquor
license from No. II Broueh ton street. east
10 No. PIP Houston street.
w. T. Moore, to transfer his liquor H.
cense at the corner of Lumber and Walker
streets TO q. A. Edge. at the same place
of business
R. NJ. Hail. to transfer his green grocery
license, at Cemetery ana Gwinnett streets.
10 julius Lucas, at the same place of
business.
II. N. OFT, TO transfer his wood dealer 5
license, at No. 4l3 Harris street. west. to
Monroe 4 Halloween, at The same place
of business,
j. e. Morgan, to transfer his wood deal
erS license from Roberts street near West
Broad, 10 Whitaker and Brady streets.
J. {. Morgan, to transfer his green
grocery license from West Broad and
Roberts streets, TO Bull and Brady streets
Petition of sundry milk dealers. asking
that they be permitted to deliver milk to
their customers on Sunday afternoons, was
read and referred to the Committee of the
Whole.
Petition of sundry merchants. asking the
abatement of the practice of sidewalk So
Letting or pulling in of passers-hy, was
read and referred 10 the Committee Of the
Whole.
Petition of f. c. wy:ly and w. NJ.
Davaht. committee, offering the property
known as the Evergreen Cemetery Com
pany OF Bonaventurc for cemetery pur-
poses, for the sum of $4,000 was read and
referred 10 the Committee of the Whole
Petition of Fred r. ana Gordon Saussy
attorneys for Mrs Adercnc Ulmer trus-
tee Of the estate of \. c. Timer. asking
that she BE- allowed the usual discount of
10 per cent to make fec simple tot No
tl1
red 10 the Committee on Finance.
Petition OF Ann O'Connell asking that
she be allowed tho usual discount of 10
per cent. 10 make fee simple tho north
one-half of east one-half No. H. Warren
ward. was read and referred to the Com
mittee on Finance.
Petition of Smith Bros. asking that they
he refunded $500 that being the amount
of the double tax on "A badge for one two
horse truck, petitioners claiming the said
truck has only been recently put into use
was read and referred to the Committee
on Finance.
Charles w. Collins asking that he he
refunded $500 paid for wagon badge was
read and referred TO the Committee on FL
nance.
w. d. Farris. asking Council to give him
a tWo-horse wagon badge or pass for the
balance of the year. in place of one pur-
chased and lost by him. was read and re-
ferred to the Committee on Finance.
Petition of Agnes Crotty. Offering for
sale lots No. 107 and los. Owens ward for
% cents per square foot, land required for
the opening of Burroughs street, was read
and referred to the Committee on CITY
Lots and Opening Streets.
Petition of Charles II. Ward. Offering
hit lot No. 113, Brownsville, together with
improvements thereon, for the sum of So
300, was read and referred to the Commit
Lot
George w. Owens attorney for Romeo
campbell, offering to the city lot No. ia.
Brownsville for the opening of Seventh
street, for the sum of $650.00 cash. offer to
remain open for thirty days, was read and
referred to the Committee on City Lots
and Opening Streets.
Petition of Mrs. c. A. L. Lamar. ct al
asking permission to erect sheds on lands
east of Randolph street, was read and re-
terred to the Committee on Fire
Petition of w. e. Wimpy, asking per-
mission to repair stoop to the front part
OF house and move fence on street line.
further back in yard, and place new stills
70 g. mouse was read and referred to the
Committee on Streets and Lanes
Petition of Charles II. HohensteIn aat.
ing permission to build privy vaults in
lois NO. 20 TO 81 inclusive, on Charles
street, the said lots being distant over 400
feet from West Broad street sewer. was
read and referred to the Committee on
Public Health.
Petition Of John J. Powers, secretary
catholic Library Association states that
having put i'm a water meter i'm their
building, the use of water by this system
10 start from Oct. /, and having already
paid their water rent to Jan. /, 1900 ask a
rebate from Oct. /, 1899. to Jan 1. 1900,
was read and referred to the Committee on
Water.
Petition of sundr,r ,5r,,..t.. Al.
against the nightly exhibitions and sale
upon the public streets of what is known
az the Quaker Remedies. petitioners claim
ing IL detrimental to their business. and
further claiming that no other class of
trade would be permitted to do likewise
upon the streets, asks that the license
be revoked was read and upon motion bv
Alderman Thomas, which was adopted,
the petition was granted, the license to be
revoked at the expiration of the present
months license oct IS, 1899.
The following applications to build were
read and referred to the Joint Committee
on Fire and Assessments subsequent ac
ton caused by the passage of an ordI-
nance, nullifled the above reference the
applications being referred TO the Board
of Tax Assessors.
r. S. Mcleod, for permission TO build
two-story wooden house on lots No. q and
49, Griffin ward.
Mrs Lizzie NJ. Webster, for permission to
build a two-story frame house on Lot No.
H. Flannery ward.
Mrs. Catherine Rutherford, for permits
sion to build a three-story brick ana CORFU
gated iron house on lot No. Is, Currytown
ward.
r. l.. Fox. for permission 10 build two
nne-story wooden houses on Lots No. Is.
% and No. g. Holland tything, Percival
ward.
J. w Foughner, for permission 10 erect
one two-stoTy wooden house on lot No
21s Grantland ward
Walter B. Thomas, for permission TO
build a two-story wooden house on Lot No
81. Lester ward.
Mrs. e. ]. Drayton, for permission to
build a two-story frame building on lot
No. T. Holland tything, Perciva ward
The following ordinance read in Council
the first time. Sept. 20, 1899. substitute Of
fered in lieu of the original oct. 4. 1899
and by unanimous consent the substitute
was read The second time, Placed upon It's
passage and passed:
By Alderman Haas
An ordinance 10 regulate the granting
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