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

The Committee of the Whole, to which
was referred the following applications to
retail liquor and to transfer licenses, beg
TO report favorably TO same.
George W. Tiedeman, Acting Mayor.
w H. Trueheart, to retail liquor at 216
| B-oughton street, west. Adopted
Mohr Bros, to transfer their wholesale
| dealers license from No 12j Congress
street, west. to Nos 232 and 233 BrouShton
streat. west. Adopted.
j. katzoff, to transfer his retail dealers
| license from No. 226 Congress street west
to No. 230 Broughton street, west. Adopt
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NJ. Boey to transfer his grocery license
from corner Barnard and Broughton
streets to No. 1873 Congress street, west.
Adopted.
Louis Rendant, TO transfer his green gro
Gerry license from 90S Whitaker STREET to
the northeast corner of Liberty and East
Broad streets. Adopted
A. II. Hadden, TO transfer his green gro
Gerry and wood dealers license at the cor
ner of Montgomery and Harris streets to
W A. Rouse. at the same place of bust
ness. Adopted.
j. A. Harm for permission to transfer
his green grocery license TO j. E. f.
Rendant, at the same place of business,
corner of Duffy and Burroughs streets.
Adopted.
Mrs. H. Haskell, now Mrs. j. Victor,
Jr., to transfer her license as pawuDruk-
er at No. 20 jefferson street to her hus-
band, j. Victor, Jr.. at the same place Of
business. Adopted.
Petition of c. H. Dixon, president, to
transfer the coal dealers license in the
name of c. II. Dixon & Co, to A. $.
Cohen. Adopted
The Committee on Finance. to which
was referred the petition of Edmund s.
Gardner, asking that ne be refunded the
sum of $780, paid for impounding horse
beg to report adversely to same
George w. Tiedeman,
Chairman Committee on Finance.
Adopted
was referred the petition of John RYAN
Jr.. asking to be relieved from the pay
ment of another license for the running OF
a marble yard. petitioner having already
taken out license for doing a like busi-
ness, beg to report fdVorably to same
George w. Tiedeman,
Chairman Committee on Finance
Adopted.
The Committee on Finance to which was
referred the petition of Jane e. Miller. OF
Montgomery, Ala, asking that she he re-
funded certain taxes paid the city upon
improved property on iot S. Southvifle
the said improvements being destroyed by
fire in 1894, beg TO report adversely to the
prayer of petitioner.
Geo w. Tiedeman.
Chairman Committee on Finance.
Adopted.
The Joint Committee on Public Health
and Finance. TO which was referred the
petition of the Savannah Widows Society.
which states that their burial lot in Lau-
rel Grove cemetery viii MOI admit Of but
one more burial and asks that the city do
nate them another lot for similar pur-
poses beg 10 report favoraby TO same, the
selection OF the lot TO meet with the ap-
prevail of the chairman of the Committee
on Pubic Health. ]. +. Wilkins.
Acting Chairman Joint Committee.
Adop Cd
The Joint Committee on Publ. Health
and Finance, TO which was ref erred the
petition of the Savannah Female Asylum.
which states that their burial lots in Lau
rel Grove cemetery are completely filled
and asks the city either 10 donate them
Two additional lots or to sell them two at a
reduction from the regular charge, beg TO
report favOrabiy 20 same. and thaf two
lots be donated. the selection OF the lots 10
meet with the approval ~ the chairman
OF the Committee on Public Health
! r. Wi Hams.
Aching Chairman 10 nj Committee
Adopted.
The Joint Committee, on Pubic Health
and Finance. . wniSh was referred the
petition OF sam Sterr. sanitary inspector
states that having be en assigned 20 do tho |
clerical work Of NE health depar mcnt.
from the first OF March 20 re first of Sep !
ten. and asking t.or additional compcn- |
satiou, beg 10 itm5rt Adversely TO same
J. p. Williams.
Acting che lrman Joint Commit c.
AJosted.
The Committee on Public Health and