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

ing on the southwest corner OF River aud
Lincoln streets, beg TO recommend that
the petition be granted, provided boiler
is placed on brick. stone OF iron founda-
ton.
Isaac G. Haas.
Chairman Committee on Fire.
Adopted
PETITIONS AND APPLICATIONS.
The following applications TO retail
liquor and TO transfer licenses were read
aud referred 10 the committee of the
whole.
W. IT, Truhart, to retail liquor at 2l6
Broushton street. west
Aohr Bros. to transfer their whole
sale dealers license from No. 125 Con-
srcss street, west, 10 Nos. 30 and 233
BroughtOu street, west.
j. katzom, 90 transfer his retail deal
er's license from No. 226 Congress street,
west TO No. 259 Broughton street west.
NJ. BolcN. to transfer mis- grocery Ii
censo from corner Barnard aud Broughton
streets to NO. l29 Congress street west.
Louis Rend3nt, TO transfer his green
grocery license from sos Whitaker street
to The northeast corner of Liberty and
East Broad streets.
A. IL. Hidden, 10 transfer his green gro
Gerry and wood dealers license at the cor
ner Of Mont gomery and Harris streets, TO
W y. Rouse at the same place of bust
ness.
}. A. Harm, for permission TO transfer
his green grocery license to j. Il. II. Rem
dant at the same place of business, corner
OF Duffy and Burroughs streets.
Mrs n. Haskell now Mrs. J. Victor,
Jr., TO transfer her license is pawn brok-
er's at No. % jefferson street. TO her hus-
band, j. Victor, Jr., at the same place of
business.
Petition OF c.. II. Dixon. president to
tVu ba in a
name of c. II. Dixon q Co., to A. S.
Cohen.
Petition of Edmund S. Gardner asking
that he be refunded the sum of 80, paid
for impoundiug horse was read and re-
ferred 20 the committee on finance.
Petition OF Jane T.. Miller, of Montgom-
cry. Ala. asking that she be refunded GER
tain taxes paid the city upon improved
property on lot So, Southville when as a
matter of fact, no such improvements eX-
listed, the same having been destroyed by
fire in the year 1891, was read and referr-
ed TO the committee on finance
Petition of John Ryan. it, who has
license 10 run a marble yard, shows that
the city marshal has notified him that he
must take out another license, the mar
shall claiming your petitioner has in OPP
Grafton two separate and distinct yards.
Petitioner begs 10 be relieved from taxi
ing out this extra license claiming he has
only one place of business. was read and
referred to the committee on finance.
Petition of Mrs. M A. Douahue for per-
mission to erect stoops TO house on lot
No 80 TrOup ward. was read and referred
to the committee on streets and lanes
Petition of J. H. & A. A. Burroughs
70 repair fence and gate to house south
half letter Il Reynolds ward, was read
and referred TO the committee on streets
and lanes.
Petition Of John ROurke & Son, asking
permission to build a railroad switch on
River street from a point in front of his
machine shop to connect with the tracks
of the Central of Georgia Railway Com
pany was read and referred TO the com
mittee on streets and lanes, with power
to act.
Petition of the Southern Grocery Com
pany asking that their petition to build
steps to second story in lane on the south
east corner of Broughton street lane and
Barnard street and which was reported
upon adversely at meeting of Sept. 6, be
reconsidered, was read and upon motion.
which was adopted, The request to recon-
slider was not granted
Petition of J. b. Chestnut and other
property owners residing on Han street,
between Whitaker and Barnard streets,
asking permission to take up the present
sidewalks in front of their residences aud
TGidN one OF UNIFORM WfIlH ana GIdIdt-
ter against the street curb, thus throwing
the grass plat between the sidewalk AMI
the residence, was read and referred to
the committee on streets and lanes.
Petition of p. w. Moldrim relative TO the
street lines of West Third and Fourth
streets west Of Montgomery. petitioner
being of the opinion that they were not
run parallel and having recently erected
twenty cottages with stoops on said
streets, thus an encroachment may eX-
ist and asks that Council will grant him
permission to have the stoops remain as
they are. he having originally donated
the streets to the city, was read and re-
ferred 10 The committee on streets and
lanes.
Petition of Samuel j. Whiteside, asking
that he be refunded the sum of $3.50. Peu-
ton having paid that amount through err
ror for the cleaning of vault at 40 Nc
CURE street, and claims he is not the
owner of said property; was read aud re-
ferred TO he committee on streets and
lanes and finance.
Petition of suudry residents and owners
of property, near the smile post on the
Ogeechee road. protesting against the
dumping OF offal by the city scavenger
carts I'm that vicinity. Petitioner claiming
that If relief is not given they will have 10
abandon their houses. The stencil arising
from the deposits being unbearable: was
read and referred to the committee on
streets and lanes and public health
Petition Of Emmett Forsyth Rumn
states that the tomb of Commodore Josiah
Tattnall, ia Bonaventure cemetery. is in
a deplJrable condition. and asks the city
to authorize him to clean the same and
put il in a presentable condition 10 time
for the Confederate reunion, which takes
place in October; was read and referred
10 the committee on public health
Petition of George W Allen, for permls-
sion to dig privy vault atpremises Zubly
street, near Ann; was read and referred to
the committee or public health, with pow
or 10 act.
Petition OF Sam Stern, sanitary Inspector.
states that having been assigned 20 do the
clerical work Of The health department.,
from the 1st Of March to the lst OF Septen,.
Der asks for additional compensation; was
read and referred 20 the joint committee
on public health and finance.
Petition Of the Savannah Female Asylum
states that their burial lots in Laurel
Grove cemetery are completely flied ana
asks the city either 30 donate them two ad
ditional lots or to sell them two al "a rc-
Juction from ihe regular charge. was read
anl referred TO tire Joint committee on puD-
lie health and finance.