The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-03
OFFICIAL.

Ohsiek. John. northeast corner Bay and
West Broad streets
Peters. Fred northeast corner Bur
roughs and Park avenue.
Reilly. l.. - Bryan stree. west.
Roentsch. Martin a Co. % Broughton
street west
Rsgepoualos. a. c. a Co. ns Bryan
street. west.
Rehm l. G. northeast corner Jefferson
and Alice streets
Repke. John No - Drayton street.
Rocker J " Bro southwcs cor
ner West Broad and Jones streets
Raskin, $ corner West Broad and
Gwinnett streets
Sampson. r. a02 Bryan street. west
Schwarz Geo. 5l7 Congress street west.
steinman Bros. No a West Broad
stress.
stenen. Harry East Broad and ogle.
thorpe avenue
Schwarz. Geo C.. corner Congress ana
Whitaker streets.
SEMINARS. H. J. No g0i Wilson street.
Schultcrs. O.. 80 ii6 Price street
schercr. j. ~. 1T West Broad street
stahmer, John. No. sec Bryan street.
west
Toussain,. chas.. No. 500 oglcthorpe
avenue. east
Tienken Fred J.. No SIS Liberty street.
east
Veruki Ell No 81 Barnard street
Nollers. VIM. southeast corner Taylor
and West Broad streets.
Weitz. r.. northwest corner East Broad
ana Harris streets
Williams & Gricc. No $40 West Broad
street
Petition Of Frank Grover inspector for
marine underwriters protesting against
the repeating or amending 81 the ord-
Nance providing for the placing Of shark
arrcsters on tho tunnels % smoke-stack
upon vessels IN the river also attaching
copies Of similar ordinances in force IN
the principal cotton ports on the Gulf.
Nas read and referred TO the Committee
OF the whole
Petition Of Jas. NJ Barnard Jr.. chair
mar River and Harbor Committee % the
Savannah Cotton Exchange protesting
against the repeal OF the city ordinance
requiring tug boats to use spark-afe. ters
while IN the hsrbor % Savannah. petit
TONERS considering this one OF the great
st safeguards against IRE IN the cotton
on the docks and alongside the shipping
IN the port. was re1d ana referred TO the
Committee OF tho Whole
Petition OF i. {. Way. announcing the
death Of ex-Fircman J " Gay. which
occurred Nov ~. 1902. and asking that
the amount OF 30 per month paid TO Mr.
Gay by the city prior to his death. NJ
continued 10 his wife and children. during
the present administration and further
asking that the city pay the burial eX-
ronses Of Mr.. Gay amounting 20 SO. was
read and referred TO the Committee Of the
Whole.
Petition 81 NJ r t'sina. secretary and
treasurer Pilots Assoc alton. concurrod in
10y Jas NJ Barnard. jr.. chairman Com
missicners OF PilotaEe. asking the passage
Of legislation IN the interest Of commerce
and the comfort OF citizens. regulating
the use Of whistles and sirens In the pore
OF Savannah. was read and referred 70
the Committee Of the Whole
Petition Of Mrs Robert NJ Gibbcs. pres
lIrnt OF the Kings Daughters Union
states that they have quite a number Of
children confded to their care that would
otherwise De a charge upon the public
that they arc under an expense OF 81
per month for house rent In the care OF
them. and asking Council 60 donate "a
monthly sum towards the support and
maintenance a this charity. WAS read AMI
referred to the Committee Of the Whole.
Petition Of jas NJ Barnard. Jr.. com
missioner OF p.lotage. submitting the fol-
loving rule. adopted by the board. ana
askinE the approval % same. was read
and referred 30 the Committee OF the
Whole
Pilots In taking steamers out 81 slips
shall station a man NJ the end of the pier
{ 10 see AFAk the FlhFF - NtfhAt anu " ~ 70
so informed may start his ship and at
the same time shah give one long con-
tlnuous blast Of the WHISTLE until he en-
tiers the river"
Masters OF towboats. when leaving a
clip" shall conform Ia the above rule.
| excepting chat they will MOI be required
TO station man a. the end OF the pier
unless they have n vessel In tow
Petition Of + u. white & Co says that
! sh.tr bout - eouurufura manu-
featuring OF tho celebrated elastic roof
and boiler paint and asking that Council
Ak license for the remainder OF the
year a. the tax ordinance fails to provide
for any specific license for the class Of
business. was read and referred 60 the
Committee on Finance.
Petition OF y A. Ninarski. asking to be
relieved from fine Of Sil0O imposed up
on HIM in the Police Court for failing TO
take out license for doing business dur
ing the year 1900 as a shoemaker, was
read and referred 40 the Committee on
| Finance.
Petition Of VIM j. Miscally. Jr.. asking
10 be relieved from the payment Of bill
of s4t 10 for laying curb on Thirty-second
street IN front OF lots . p. g. and g.
Rcppard ward the property OF Joseph
| Rosenhcim. petitioner claiming no author
hy has been given for doing tho work.
and further asking permission 60 be heard
/ upon the petition. was read and referred
TO the Committee on Finance md Streets
and Lanes.
Petition OF s. Hyman stating that he
was run into and knocked down 10y tho
police patrol wagon on she evening OF
Nov 2. while crossing Bun street. near
Broughion. thereby beirg injured and Of
fcrrinr for the consideration OF 5000 20
waive al claims against the city for dam
ages for injuries received. was read and
referred 10 the Police Committee.
Petition OF sundry merchants doing bust
ness OF St Julian street west Of the city
market. asking the paving % tho said
street between jefferson and Montgomery
with vitrae1 brick or other suitable ma
, terial was read and referred 10 the Com
mittce on Streets and Lanes
, Petition Of O. kulman. president Anti
scutlc Broom Company. and otherg. ok
, ing that an electric light he placed ~
the corner Of West Broad and Williamson
streets. WAS read ard referred 90 tho
Committee on Streets ana Lanes
Petition of the Pork and Tree Commits
' sion aud tho military commanders ask
ing that the Park Extension he thorough
Is plowed narrowed ami rolled a. soon
] a. POSSIBLE IN order 10 place b. in fttius
and proper condition Tor parade purposes
was read and referred 10 the Committee
on Streets and Lanes.
Petition OF : Shcftall s Krouskoff and
other property owners, represcuting 90