The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-26

| The Committee on Public Health, to
| which was referred the petition of H. NJ
Reed asking permission TO dig a dry well
| on lot No. 5l0, Weed ward, beg to report
! taVoraoly thereto. George J. Mills,
ACHING Chairman Committee on Public
Health.
Adopted.
The Committee on Public Health, to
winch was referred the petition of Dr.
L. A. Falligant for privilege of construct
ing privy vault or dry well on lot in
balligant ward, beg to report favora bly,
thereto, provided petitioner make connec-
uoh 70 tne new sewerage system when
completed George I Mills
AGtlng Chairman Committee on Public
Health.
Adopted
PETITIONS AND APPLICATIONS.
Inc following applications to retail IL
| quor and TO transfer licenses were read
ana referred to the Committee of the
Whole:
-oN w. M. Wallace, to retail liquor at No
900 Stewart street.
A steliJes to transfer liquor license from
jackson and Randolph streets to jackson
| and Reynolds streets.
l. Il. McAlpin, to transfer LIQUOR license
from northeast corner of Price and
Broushton streets to northwest corner
Houston and Bay street lane.
r. q. Norton, TO transfer green grocery
license from Charlton and Jefferson
streets to Berrien and Jefferson streets
acme Grocery Company to transfer
their grocery license to Hardee & Mar
shall, corner of Drayton and CASTOR
| streets
w. B. Goodenough to transfer sreen
grocery license at 5O6 Gwinnett street,
west to Cherry G. Perry at the same place
of business F'''e0
Jones Mercer, to transfer green gro
Geiy Incense from 416 Tattnall street to
Price and Hull streets.
Petition of Mrs Mary G Auor WI.
! president Woman's Christian Tamne,a ~
| Chion, submitting plan of proposed ex
tension OF the work of the White Ribbon
mission at go Broughton street. west and
asking the cooperation and assistance of
tne Guy was read and referred TO the
committee of the Whole
Petition of sundry propertv Owners ord
taxpayers entering their protest against
the granting of any franchise for the
! running OF steam railroad on Raw
street, particularly East Bay street nett
TONERS believing it will forever ruin the
! Tehtlhg OF property on said street for of
ne purposes was read and referred to
the Committee of the Whole.
Petition of NJ. Wilensky, asking the re-
iundlng OF S. being double tax for fail
| ing TO take out wagon badge within time
| required by ordinance, was read and re-
terred to the Committee on Finance.
| Fetltlon OF L. S. Price, asking the re-
| Iunding of Sc, that being the amount of
double tax for failing to take out wagon
badge within the time required, was read
ana referred to the Committee on
! Finance.
Petition of L. Horovitz, asking a reduc-
tloh IN bakers license, was read and re-
| ferred to the Committee on Finance
Petition of e. D. Shepard & Co. of
New York states that certain client
holds certain registered coupon bonds in
the amount of $4,000 with Endorsements
! across the face of same, and issued in
| lieu of the originals, which were supposed
to have been either lost or stolen. Petit
TONER asks if there is not some way by
which the city will give. his client a
| clean bond that can be negotiated on the
| market was read and referred to the
| Committee on Finance.
| Petition of Prendergast & Black. agents
for Miss Ida Henderson, asking the usual
| discount of 10 per cent. to make fee sim
! pie the eastern half of lot No 10 Brown
ward, was read and referred to the Com
| mittee on Finance.
Petition of c. NJ. Gilbert &, Co.. asking
| permission to build spur track on River
street to their warehouse, east of West
| Broad street, was read and referred to
| the Committee on Streets and Lanes
Petition of H. w. johnson Offering the
| sum of $4,000 for the eastern thirty feet
! Of lot No. 81 and the western thirty fe It
Of lot No. 80, Thomas ward was read. re-
ceived as information, and action taken
| as per ordinance.
Petition of T. NJ Cunningham. Jr, offer
ing $1,O50.G0 for the western thirty feet of
lot No. 81, Thomas ward. was read re-
ceived as information, and action taken as
| per ordinance.
Petition of H. c. Brinkman offering to
pay for the cost of the sidewalk abu ling
| a small strip of land with a width Of
| ahnnt three at 10
of Abercorn and Second streets. the prep
| ertv of the city, provided the city will deed
to your petitioner the above mentioned
strip, was read and referred to the Gem
mittee on City Lots and Opening Streets.
Petition of Mrs. e. j. Fitzgerald asking
the city to exchange part of lot No. 81,
Meldrim ward, for a part of lot No 50,
Meldrim ward was read and referred to
the Committee on City Lots and Open!n :
Streets.
Petition of G. II. Miller, attorney for
Mrs. M A. Winn, S. f. Cheatham ard w.
S. Sawyer, asking separate TILES to the
south onethird of ground rent lot 80
jackson ward, was read aud referred 10
the Committee on City Lots and Opening
Streets.
Petition of C. L. Farmer asking compen-
sation for goods destroyed on account of
the prevalence of a contagious disease at
residence of petitioner, amount of claim
being 500. so, was read and referred to the
Committee on Public Health and Finance.
Petition of Geo r. Cam asking permits
sion to dig dry wells at Tenth and Mont
gomery streets on lots q and %. Dale
ward, was read and referred to the Com
mittee on Public Health.
Petition of c. H. Ward. asking permis-
sion to dig priYy vault a premises south
east corner West Broad and Bolton street
lane, was read and referred to the Com
mittee on Public Health.
If T.,
ney for Jas. G. Watts, states that he is
the owner of lot 1927, Laurel Grove Gem
etery, and asks that the city sell to him a
triangular piece of land 7x2S feet, In the
northwestern corner of said lot, in order
to make the said lot square plat, the
land desired being a portion of the side
walk and roadway was read and referred
to the Committee on Public Health.
Petition of ]. e. Harper. a member of
| the fire department. asking that he be al
lowed half pay for time lost on account OF
a bicycle accident, was read and referred
| 40 tho Csonrniffoa on Fire